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Testimonials  for  C.  C.  Liniment 


San  Francisco,  September  20,  1889. 
The  C.  C:  Liniment  Co.,  S.  F. — Gents:     I  have  used  your  C.  C.  Liniment  in 
my  family,  and  consider  it  an  article  of  the  highest  merit.     I  most  cheerfully  recom- 
mend it  as  a  household  remedy.  W.  D.  Garland, 

Equitable  Life  Ins.  Co.,  405  Montgomery  street,  S.  F. 

San  Francisco,  August  9,  1889. 
The  C.  C.  Liniment  Co. — Gents:     After  using  all  other  remedies  for  Rheuma- 
tism without  effect,  my  mother  was  cured  by  the  use  of  one  boitle  of  your  C.  C.  Lini- 
ment.    It  is  a  truly  wonderful  medicine.      I  am  very  truly  yours, 

Zeno  Mauvais,  Music  Dealer,  769  Market  street,  S.  F. 
San  Francisco,  August  26,  1889. 
The  C.  C.  Liniment  Co — Gents:  The  udder  of  one  of  my  cows  became  in- 
flamed and  badly  swollen.  I  used  all  ordinary  remedies  without  doing  any  good.  I 
then  applied  C.  C.  Liniment.  The  inflammation  began  to  subside  at  once,  and  in 
twenty-four  hours  the  cow  was  entirely  well.  The  C.  C.  Liniment  has  my  endorse- 
ment as  a  valuable  Liniment  for  dairymen  and  farmers.     Yours  truly, 

Chas.  Ellis,  Highland  Park. 

San  Francisco,  September  20,  1889. 
The  C.  C.  Liniment  Co. —  Gents:  I  cannot  sufficiently  express  my  gratitude 
for  the  benefits  derived  from  the  use  of  your  C.  C.  Liniment.  As  a  Liniment  (or ani- 
mals it  certainly  has  no  equal  on  the  market.  In  one  instance  it  saved  a  very  valuable 
horse  for  me  that  picked  up  a  nail.  The  animal's  leg  was  swollen  to  twice  its  natural 
size,  and  it  suffered  such  agonizing  pain  that  it  seemed  almost  impossible  to  save  its  life, 
but  the  C.  C.  Liniment  gave  almost  instantaneous  relief,  and  in  less  than  a  week  the 
horse  was  able  to  work  as  usual,  I  also  used  it  for  inflamed  udder  with  my  cuw  with 
the  most  gratifying  success,  I  heartily  recommend  it  as  a  valuable  remedy  for  horse- 
men and  dairymen.     I  would  not  be  without  it.  \Y.  Hknkv. 

San  Francisco,  September  20,  1889. 
THE  C.  C,  Liniment  Co.,  S  F. —  Gents:  I  have  been  troubled  with  soft  corns 
for  a  great  many  years,  and  could  find  nothing  that  would  help  me.  I  got  a  IxMtle  of 
C,  C,  Liniment,  thinking  it  would  afford  me  some  relief.  After  using  it  for  two  weeks 
the  corns  came  out,  roots  and  all.  I  can  recommend  C.  C.  Liniment  as  the 
finest  remedy  for  the  cure  of  corns  that  I  have  used. 

F,  I.  Leasi  .  Manufacturer  of  the  Celebrated  "Pansy  Adjustable  bustle." 

San  Francisco,  July  3,  iS 
Mi;.  \Y.  II.  BONE,  317    Bartlett  street,  S.  F. — Dear  Sir:      I  have  been  troubled 
with  Rheumatism  off  and  on  for  six  years.       Have   never  used  anything  that  has  ^\one 
h  good  as  your  C.  C.  Liniment.       I  felt  relief  at  once  after  the  first  applica- 
tion.     Before  using  it  I  CCUld  not  stand  erect;  was  bent  over  so  badly  that  I  had  to  use 
a  cane  to  assist  me  in  walking;   but  in  less  than  two  da]  1  commenced  using  your 

C  .' '.  Liniiinent  I  could  Stand  ered  without  pain,  and  now,  after  using  it  a  week,  I 
OUnd  and  do  my  work  without  any  trouble.  I  shall  recommend  it  as  the  most 
ble  remedy  I  ever  used.      I  am  very  truly  yours,  Mrs    P.J,  L\i  1,111. IN, 

No.  00;  2 ISt  street,   I  in  and  Harrison. 

San  Fran  Cal.,  duly  8,   1 v 

W.  II.  Box  No.  317  bartlett  street,  S.  F. — My  D  Lboul  two 

months  ago  I  dislocated    my  left    ankle,   at  the   same   time   breaking  one    of    the 

in  my  leg;  I  used  several  things  for  a  month  withoul  receiving  much  benefit.    I 
then  commenced  tou  e  youi  Camphor  Chloral  Liniment;  applying  it  the  tnst  time  in 
rening  the  relief  from  the  severe  pain  was  almost   in  the  next 

morning,  1  n  the  U\-.\  time,  I  could  put  my  fo  >t  to  the  ground,     I  am  improving  daily, 
it  the  best  Liniment  i  I.     I  am  very  truly  yours, 

1 1 .  \  1  1  \  u  in,  Produce  and  Commission  Merchant,  -^<>  Claj 
Of  I  int  to  know  just  how  much  Mr.  Vervalin  thinks  of  the  C.  C.  Liniment  go 

aim, 

W    H    BONE,  General  Manaqer, 

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PREFACE 


Since  the  publication  of  the  last  Oakland,  Alameda  and  Berkeley  Directory,  the 
present  publisher  has  succeeded  to  the  busiuess  of  the  McKenney  Directory|Company, 
of  which  he  was  president,  Mr.  McKenney  accepting  a  position  with  the  Fireman's 
Fund  Insurance  Company. 

The  materials  for  the  present  volume  have  been  collected  and  compiled  by  expe 
rienced  men,  and  the  publisher  believes  the  work  will  give  general  satisfaction. 

The  Street  Guide  has  been  revised  and  corrected  and  a  new  and  valuable  map  se- 
cured for  the  book  from  the  enterprising  real  estate  firm  of  E.  P.  Vandercook  & 
Company. 


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Index    to    Advertisements. 


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Anglo-Nevada  Assurance  Corporation  5 

Atlantic  &  Pacific  R.  R 10,  n 

Bane,  Mrs.  L.  D Opp.  145 

Barry,  James  H   Mai  gin  line 

Bayley,  C.  H     Opp,  145 

Beeby  R,  J Margin  line 

Boes-ch,  E.  &  Co 1164 

Bone.  W.  H      Back  cover  and  18 

Bractle,  A 7 

Brown,  A Front  cover 

Budde,  Joseph 1174 

Bulletin,  (The)    Margin  line 

Burnham-Standeford  Co Margin  line 

Buswell,  E.  G  Margin  line 

Cal.  Nursery  Co Back  cover  and  7 

Carter,  Frank Opp.  145 

C.  C.  Liniment Back  cover  &  18 

Champion,  Miss  R Back  cover 

Davies,  J.  M.  &  Co 800 

Davis,  M.  F   ...  22 

Del  Monte  Hotel   14,  15 

Depue  &  Aydelotte   Opp.  264 

Dingee,  W  I    Front  cover 

Elliott  &  Colville Margin  line 

Enquirer    [The ! 20 

Examiner  [The]    Margin  line 

Farrar,  Mrs.  M.P Opp.  144 

Gentry,  Miss  N.  Kate 6 

Gianettoni 1172 

Gill,  E.  C   Opp.  688 

Gochnauer,  P.    I,   1173 

Graham,  E.J Back  cover 

Hardy.  W.  B .   Opp.  496 

Hartford  Fire  Ins.  Co  . . Opp.  400 

Heald's  Business  College   Opp.  848 

Hill.  Miss  Ella   Opp.  577 

Home  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co Bajk  cover 

Hull.  W.  C 22 

Jackson,  P.  H.  &  Co. Opp.  144 

Kellett  &  McMurray Opp.  736  and  1166 

Knapp,  Mrs.  A  Opp   688 

Kriechbaum,  G.  H. Margin  line 

Kirk,  O.  C   479 


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Laage,  W.  J.  F 1172 

Lerri,  J.  J.  &  Co Margin  line 

Loryea,  A.  M    Opp.  736 

Mahoney.  J.   H  4 

McGovern  &  Cahill Margin  line 

Moreal,  H.  P Back  cover 

Morse,  Mrs   A,  F   n 56  and  opp.  736 

Myers,  R.  B Front  edge 

Newhall,  H.  M.  &  Co ...  Back  bone 

Nicoll  the  Tailor    Front  cover  and  9 

Oakland  Gas  Lt  &  Heat  Co 1172 

Oakley,  A.  D 9 

O'Brien,  M 1171 

Pac.  Bus.  College     .  .  Opp.  640 

Pac.  Mfg  Co 1175 

Pac.  Spring  &  Mattress  Co     . . .  Opp.  737 

Park  &  Lacy  Co Margin  line 

Phillips,  Thoi.  K " 

Quick,  Jno.  W   1168 

Rigney  &  Murphy 6  and  opp .  689 

Sanborn Opp.  320 

Sewell,  D  Opp    576 

Shapiro,  L    Opp.  145 

S.  P.  Co     12,  13, 

Steiger  &  Kerr 8 

Taber,  I.  W Interleaves 

Thomson,  A   Opp.  689 

Times  Pub.  Co 3 

Tribune  Pub.  Co    3 

Tubbs  Hotel 800 

U.  of  Cal 16 

Van  Laak,  W 1156 

Walsh,  Wm Margin  line 

Webster,  F.  A   Opp.  577 

White  Bros 1162 

White,  P.  L Margin  line 

Whitney,  A .  E Margin  line 

Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co "     '* 

Winton,  N   W 853 

Wirbser,   Felix 1173 

Woolsey,  E.  H Opp.  497 

Yates  &  Co   Margin  line 

Zeile,  Carl  D 1173 


Oakland     ^     Stables. 

M.  F.  DAVIS,  Proprietor. 

Livery,  Sale  &  Boarding  Stable 

Horses  Bought  and  Sold.    Special  care  Given  to  Boarding. 


Horses  and  Buggies  to  Let  by  the  Hour,    Day,     Week 

or  Month. 

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Nos.  368  AND  370  EIGHTH  ST. 

TELEPHONE   No.  338'  BETWEEN  FRANKLIN  AND  WEBSTER  STREETS 


Planing,  Trig,  Scroll  and  Muring, 


Oallaii  Pianino  Mills, 

If  t  and  Washington  Sta. 


City    of    Oakland. 

(Incorporated  March  35th,  1854.) 

Latitude,  37deg.  48min.  5sec.  North. 

Longitude,  122deg.  16min.  24sec  W. 

POPULATION. 

U.  S.  Census,  1870,  10,500;  1880,  34,555.  Population  of 
Oakland  and  vicinity  embraced  in  Directory  1890  (not  in- 
cluding Alameda  and  Berkeley),  estimated  61,000. 

OFFICIAL  LIST. 
Mayor — John  R.  Glascock. 
Auditor  and  Assessor — Roland  W.  Snow. 
Treasurer  and  Tax  Collector — Z.  T.  Gilpin. 
City  Attorney— James  A.  Johnson. 


BOARD  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS. 

J.  West  Martin,  President. 
E.  W.  Playter. 
R.  M.  Fitzgerald. 
Cleveland  L.  Dam,  Secretary. 

BOARD  OF  POLICE  AND  FIRE  COMMISSIONERS. 

E.  W.  Playter,  President. 

J.  West  Martin. 

R.  M.  Fitzgarald. 

Cleveland  L.  Dam,  Secretary 

Chief  of  Police — John  W.  Tompkins. 

Chief  of  Fire  Department — J.  F.  Kennedy 

City  Engineer — T.  W.  Morgan. 

Superintendent  of  Streets — Jesse  S.  Wall. 

City  Wharfinger — M.  K.  Houghton. 


BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 
T.  H.  Pinkerton,  M.  D.,  President. 
Geo.  C.  Pardee,  M.  D. 
W.  F.  Southard,  M.  D. 
F.  L.  Adams,  M.  D. 
E.  H.  Woolsey,  M.  D. 


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W.  P.  Melvin,  Secretary. 

Health  Officer— D.  D.  Crowley,  M.  D. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 
(See  under  Educational  in  Official  Directory.) 


POLICE  COURT. 
Judge— Alexander  Laidlaw. 
Clerk— W.  H.  O'Brien. 
Bailiff— S.  H.  Mitchell. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 
Regular  meetings  1st  and  3rd  Monday  of  each  month. 

W.  W.  Camron,  President,  Councilman-at-large. 

George  J.  Earl,  322  B,  Councilman-at-large. 

L.  H.  Wakefield,  330  E  Twelfth,  Councilman-at-large. 

Taliesin  Evans,  212  Fourth,  Councilman-at-large. 

H.  M.  Collins,  1766  Seventh,  1st  Ward. 

John  F.  Towle,  1934  Filbert,  2d  Ward. 

J.  A.  0.  Macdonald,1373  Broadway,  3d  Ward. 

Joseph  C.  McAvoy,  873  Washington,  4th  Ward. 

John  Hackett,  306  Fourteenth,  5th  Ward. 

C.  H.  Brosnahan,  416  Eighth,  6th  Ward. 

0.  C.  Kirk,  303  E  Twelfth,  7th  Ward. 

City  Clerk— J  M  Brady,  306  Fourteenth. 


Sta  nding    Com m  i tt e  es. 

Ordinance  and  Judiciary — Ilaekctt,  Towle,  Evans  and  Mac 
don  aid. 

Auditing  and  Finance  —  Wakefield.  Macdonald,  Earl.. 
McAvoy  and  Collins 

Street — Mcdonald,  Evans,  Kirk,  Towle  and  McAvoy. 

Fire  and  Water — Collins,  Towle,  Hackett,  Earl  and  Wake- 
field. 

Street  Lights  and  Lamp  Posts — Towle.  Wakefield,  Earl, 
Brosnahan  and  I [ackett. 

Removals  and  Obstructions — Kirk.    Brosnahan,    McAvoy, 

Macdonald  and    Wakefield. 

Public    Printing — Evans,  Hackett,   Towle.   Wakefield  and 

Karl. 

Public  Wharf— Brosnahan,  Kirk.  McAvoy,  Evans  and  Col- 
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Education — Earl,  Kirk,  Brosnahan,  Macdonald  and  Col- 
lins. 

Public  Health — McAvoy,  Evans,  Brosnahan,  Towle  and 
Kirk. 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT. 
Police  Office  and  City  Prison — City  Hall. 

Chief— J.  W.  Tompkins. 

Clerk  to  Chief— W.  A.  Moore. 

Captains — A.  Wilson,  W.  F.  Fletcher. 

Detectives — Dennis  Holland,  Albert  Shorey. 

Day  Prison  Keeper — Geo.  Quackenbush. 

Night  Prison  Keeper — David  Swain. 

Patrol  Wagon— B.  R.  Phillips,  St.  C.  Hodgkins,  Fred 
Howlett,  Chas.  Davis 

Police  Court  Bailiff— Sam  Mitchell. 

Patrolmen— H.  B.  Rand,  C.  H.  Cole,  H.  Aldrich,  Sam 
Mitchell,  J.  S.  Mackey,  Henry  McCloy,  F.  W.  Crafts,  E.  J. 
Chase,  Chas.  O'Hare,  O.  D.  Brown,  John  Barnett,  J.  F. 
Sill,  M.  P.  Powers,  R.  D.  Hunter,  Henry  N.  Nedderman,  T. 
A.  Downey,  Edgar  Turney,  Wm  McCloud,  Frank  Greenwald, 
P.  H.  Felley,  Nicholas  Williams,  J.  P.  Scanlon,  John  Royce. 

Special  Offiicers — D.  F.  Bachelder,  C.  Wells,  John  Lon- 
don, J.  H.  Nolter,  W.  B.  Goodwin,  Rvland  Poulsen,  A.  J. 
Ross,  J.  H.  Baker,  A.   T.  Ayres,  L.  D.  Babb,  W.   G.  Cashin. 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Engineer — James  F.  Kennedy. 

Assistant  Engineer — Miles  Doody. 

Superintendent  of  Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph — 
G.  H.  Carlton. 

The  Department  consists  of  5  steam  fire  engines  in 
service,  and  1  relief  engine,  6  hose  cans,  2  hook  and  lad- 
der trucks,  21  horses,  ",(>()()  feet  of  hose,  of  which  4,800 
feet  are  in  actual  use,  800  feet  on  the  relief  cart,  and  the 
balance  in  storage.  In  the  city  there  are  221  hydrants 
and  2  cisterns,  one  located  at  Broadway  and  Eighth  streets 
and  the  other  at  Broadway  and  Thirteenth  streets. 

The  report  of  the  Chief  for  the  year  ending  June  30, 
1889,  shows  that  the  Department  responded  to  104  alarms, 
56  of  which  were  "bells"  and  48  "  stills;"  of  these  104 
alarms,  1  was  false,  1  bonfire  and  3  outside  city  limits, 
leaving  a  total  of  99  fires  in  the  city  proper,  the  estimated 
loss  on  which  was  about  $86,000. 


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The  total  number  of  men  present  at  roll  call  during 
the  year  was  3,485;  503  absentee.-:  these  worked  291  hours, 
traveling  with  apparatus  10044  miles,  laying  71,000  feet  of 
hose  and  raising  3,255  feet  of  ladder,  all  of  which  cost  the 
city  the  sum  of  $49,908.65. 

Compared  with  former  years  the  tire  record  stands  thus: 
L8S4-5  52  alarms,  loss  $  55,000 
18S5-6  69       "  "        26,000 

L886-7   32       "  "        29,000 

L887-8  81       "  "      105,000 

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Names  and  Location  of  Companh 

Engine  Co.  No.  1 — Located  Fifteenth  near  Clay.  W.  B.  Scrib- 

ner,  Foreman:  E  Laperle,  Engineer:  [John  Knowles, 
oker;  Louis  Hoffman,  Driver.  Extramen — John 
Dolan,  Ike  Foster,  M.  J.  Hanley,  J.  C.  Murphy,  Thomas 
Winthar. 

ENGINE  Co.  No.  2 — Located  Sixth  between  Broadway  and 
Washington.  A.  Bailey,  Foreman:  V.  Chloupek,  En- 
gineer; Holly  Sturns,  Stoker;  D.  E.  Jones,  driver. 
Extramen — Wm.  McCurdy,  J.  D.  Cramer.  Charles 
(irimme.  \V.  F.  Gibbs,  Frank  Baker. 

Engine  Co  .No.  3 — Located  Eighth  between  Campbell  and 
Willow.  John  Gala  van,  Foreman:  Geo.  Demarais,  En- 
gineer; Wm.  Ennis,  stoker:  M.  McGuin,  Driver. 
Extramen — A.  A.  Sicotte,  Rodger  Sicotte,  Geo,  Spencer, 

J.  C.  Milieu.  Henry   1  Ia\ 

Engine  Co.  No.  1  —  Located    E  Fourteenth  between  Twelfth 
and  Thirteenth    aves.    W.  C.    While.    Foreman;    I 
Moffatt,Engineer;  John  F.Murphy,  Stoker;  Geo.  Lewis, 
Driver.  Extramen — Fohn  Jordan,  Patrick  Jordan,  John 
Mulgrew,  L.  W.  Calvert,  Alfred  William-. 

Engine  Co.  No.  5— Located  corner  Milton  and  Market.  John 
Rutherford,  Foreman;  E.  C.  Brown,  Engineer;  J.  C. 
Parsons,  Stoker;  Wm.  Eamb,  Driver.  Extramen  — 
Wm.  Price,  Wm.  Branch,  Henry  Mohr,  F.  W.  Gertner, 
John  E.  Watson. 

1 1  * » - 1  Co.  No.  1  —  I.<>c;it<d  Sixth  between  Broadway  and 
Washington  J,  Flannery,  Foreman;  Philip  Reader  Sr, 
Extramen — James  Kaiae,  James McManus,  R.C.  Grant, 
Philip  Reader  Jr,  Pal  Mullen. 

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Washington.     .1.  W.  Bankhead,  Foreman;  T.  F.  Berry, 
Driver;  A.    Hallahan,  Tillerman.     Exramen — Thomas 

Boarding  and  Livery  Accommodations 

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First  and  Washington  Street 
Fourth  and  Franklin  Street 
Fifth  and  Harrison  Street 
Seventh  and  Washington  Streets. 
Twelfth  and  Broadway  Stre< 
Ninth  and  Webster  Streets. 
Fourteenth  and  Webster  Street 
Twelfth  and  Madison  Streets. 
Seventeenth  and  Grove  Streets. 
Frederick  Street  and  Telegraph  Avenve. 
Sycamore  Street  and  San  Pablo  Avenue. 
Thirty-fourth  and  Peralta  Streets. 
Sycamore  and  Telegraph  Avenue. 
Thirty-fourth  and  Telegraph  Avenue. 
Lake  and  Jackson  Streets. 
Walnut  and  Broadway  Streets. 
Seventh  Street  bet  Wood  and  Willow. 
West  Fourteenth  and  Kirkham  Streets. 
Seward  and  Campbell  Streets. 
West  Seventh  and  Chester  Streets. 
West  Seventh  and  Adeline  Streets. 
West  Tenth  and  Kirkham  Streets. 
West  Seventeenth  and  Peralta  Street- 
Campbell  and  Atlantic  Stree 
Fifth  and  Grove  Streets. 
Third  and  Filbert  Streets. 
Filbert  and  Market  Streets. 
Tenth  and  Grove  Streets. 
Fourteen  and  Market  Streets. 
Twenty-first  and  Market   Streets. 
Twelfth  and  Adeline  Streets. 
Eighteenth  and  Adeline  Streets. 
East  Fourteenth  Street  and   Seventeenth  Ave. 
East  Twelfth  Street  and  Twelth  Avenue. 
East  Seventeenth    Street    and  Eighth  Avenue. 

St  Twelfth  Street  and  Sixth  Avenue. 
East  Tenth  Street  and  Third  Avenue. 
East  Twenty-fourth  Street  and  Ninteenth  Ave. 
East  Twenty-fourth  Street  and  Thirteenth  Ave. 
East   Twelfth   Street  and  Twenty-Secend  Ave. 


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Box  No.  51,  First  and  Webster  Streets. 
"       52,  Third  and  Jackson  Streets. 
"       53,  Eighth  and  Jackson  Streets. 
54,  Twelfth  and  Brush  Streets. 

56,  Sixteenth  Street  and  San  Pablo  Avenue. 

57,  Tweny-eighth  and  Myrtle  Streets. 
59,  Webster  Street  and  Orchard  Avenue. 

"       61,  City  Hall. 

"       62,  Ninth  and  Broadway  Streets. 

"     .  63,  Twentieth  Street  and  San  Pablo  Avenue. 

"       64,  Durant  and  Webster  Streets. 

11       65,  Second  and  Jefferson  Streets. 

"       67,  Second  and  Market  Streets. 

"        71,  Thirteenth  and  Wood  Streets. 

72,  Thirty-fourth  and  West  Street-. 

73,  Twenty-ninth  and  Grove  Streets. 
71,  Twenty-eighth  and  Adeline  Street.-. 

75,  Thirty-second   Street  and  San  LPablo  Avenue. 

76,  B  and  Helen  Streets. 

81,  Avon  Place  and  Lister  Avenue. 

82,  E  Sixteenth  and  Fourth  Avenue, 

83,  East    Twenty-second    Street    and  Eighth   Ave. 

84,  East  Nineteenth  Street  and  Eleventh   Avenue. 

85,  East  Twenty-first  Street  and  Twenty-first  Ave. 

86,  East  Eighteenth  Street  and  Twenty-third  Ave. 
Persona  having  keys   will  observe  the  following  rules: — 

When  it  is  necessary  to  use  the  signal  boxes;  go  to  the 
one  nearest  to  the  lire,  and  put  your  key  into  the  outside 
door,  open  it  and  pull  down  the  hook  On  the  inside  once,  or 
until  you  hear  a  bell  within  the  box;  close  the  door,  and  re- 
main to  direct  the  firemen  to  the  locality  of  the  fire.  In 
case  the  box  does  not  work,  go  to  the  next    nearest   station; 

you  can  procure  a  key  at  a  store  or  dwelling  in  the  vicinity 
Do  n«>t  try  to  take  your  key  out,  as    it  is   locked     in  and 

will  }»<•  returned  to  you. 

If.  upon  opening  the  door,  you  hear  the  hell  within  the 
box   ring,  do  not  pull    the  book     for  "lie  minute,    or  until     it 

has  stopped   ringing,  for  it  will    indicate  that    an    alarm  is 
being  senl  from  Bome  of her  -tat ion. 

Persons  having  keya  will  be   held  responsible  for  their 
Do  no  give  an  alarm  for  :t  fire  Been  at  a  distance;   do 
not  open  the  box  except  in  case  of  fire;  do  not  give  an  al- 
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Keys  are  left  at  stores  and  dwellings  nearest  to  the 
boxes. 

Key  holders  changing  their  residences  or  places  of 
business  where  keys  are  kept,  will  please  report  the  same 
at  the  fire  alarm  office,  and  in  case  of  removal  from  the  city, 
the  key  must  be  returned. 

Keys  can  be  obtained  by  any  responsible  porson  upo  n 
application  to  the  Chief  Engineer,  at  his  office,  or  the  Su- 
perintendent of  Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  City 
Hall.  G.  H.  Carleton,  Superingtendent  Fire  Alarm  '  and 
Police  Telegraph. 

OAKLAND  POST  OFFICE. 


HOURS. 


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General  Delivery  Window,  7:30  a.  m. 


CLOSE. 
9  P.  M. 

8:15  p. 

5  P.  M. 

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Carriers'  Windows,  7:15  p.  m. 

Stamp  and  Box  Windows,  8:30  a.  m. 

Money  Order  Department,  9       a.  m. 

Registry  Department,  9       a.  m. 

Special  Delivery  Dept.,  7       a.  m. 

SUNDAYS. 

General  Delivery  and  Carriers'  Windows,  9:30 
to  10:30  a.  m, 

Branch  Offices. 

Brooklyn   Station — Twelfth    Street  and  Thirteenth  ave. 
West  Oakland  Station — Seventh  and  Wood. 


OAKLAND  FREE  PUBLIC   LIBRARY  AND  READING 

ROOMS. 

Located  on  the  NW  corner  of  Fourteenth  and  Wash- 
ington Streets. 

The  Free  Library  was  first  opened  to  the  public  on 
the  evening  of  November  7th,  1878,  with  about  4,000  vol- 
umes on  its  shelves.  It  has  steadily  gained  in  popular 
favor,  having  now  9,000  members  on  the  library  roll.  July 
1st,  1889,  it  was  shown  to  possess  14,468  volumes. 

The  library  is  open  (Sundays  and  holidays  excepted) 
from  9  A.  m.  until  8  p.  m.;  Saturdays,  from  9  a.  m.  until  9 
p.    M. 

The  central  reading  room,  which  is  located  in  the  same 
building,  has  on  file  all  the  principal  newspapers  published 
on  the  Pacific  Coast,  together  with  the  most  prominent 
journals  and  magazines  of  the  East,  also  standard  English 
magazines  and  periodicals. 


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Branch  reading  rooms  are  established  in  different 
parts  of  the  city  as  follows: 

East  Oakland  Free  Reading  Room,  562  East  Twelfth 
Street. 

North  Oakland  Free  Reading  Room,  corner  Thirty- 
fourth  and  Peralta  Streets. 

West  Oakland  Free  Reading  Room,  1704  Seventh  Street. 

The  reading  rooms  are  open  daily  (holidays  execpted) 
from  8  a.  m.  to  9  p.  m. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  for  1889-91  are;  Gary  Howard, 
President;  John  A.  McKinnon,  Secretary;  John  Lynch, 
R.  G.  Graham,  Chas.  W.  Kellogg;  H.  F.  Peterson,  Assist- 
ant Secretary. 

STANDING    COMMITTEES: 

Auditing — Graham,  Lynch  and  Kellogg. 

Books — Kellogg,  McKinnon  and  Graham. 

Building — McKinnon,  Lynch  and  Kellogg. 

Reading  Rooms  and  Periodicals — Lynch  McKinnon 
and  Graham 

Regular  meetings  are  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  each 
month. 


BOARD    OF    EDUCATION. 

President,  E.  W.  Marston,  139]   Webster  Street;  Super- 

ndent  and  Secretary  (ex-offieio),  J.  W.  McOlymonds,  477 

Plymouth  Avenue:  Assistant  Superintendent  and  Secretary, 

Chas.   M.    Fisher;   E.   E.   Walcott   (At   Large),  1782   Goss; 

Andrew  Fine  M.  D.   (At   Large),  Bast   Twelfth    Street  and 

Sixtli    Avenue;    ( >.    \V.    Parker    (At     Large),    677    Twenty- 

fourth;   J.    B.   Carrington,    First    Ward,    1409  Seventeenth 

street;   H.   M.   Sanborn,    Second   Ward,    M>5    Twenty-sixth 

Street;   0.  B.  Morgan,  Third  Ward,  754  Fourteenth  "street: 

E.  Everett,  Fourth  Ward,  719  Eighth  Street;  E.  B.Clement, 

Fifth  Ward,  L258  Harrison  Street;    L.  E.  Chartrand,   Sixth 

Ward,  465  Ninth  Street;   M.  \V.   Fish,  Seventh   Ward.  461 

it  Fourteenth  Street. 

OFFICE  SOURS   FOB  BCHOOL  BU8INE8S, 

Superintendent — City  Ball:   8   \.  if.  to  L2  m.  and   1  to 
1  p,  m.,  except  Saturdays:    Saturdays,  s  \.  m.  to  L2  m. 

.1.   B.  Carrington — L409  Seventeenth   Street,  evenings 
after  7  o'clock. 

II.    M.    Sanborn — 175   Twenty-sixth  Street,   Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday  eveniu 

B   Morgan — 754    Fourteenth  Street,  evenings  after 

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Edward  Fverett— 719  Eighth  Street,  after  6:30  p.  M. 

E.  B.  Clement— 1258  Harrison  Street,  6:30  to  7:30  p.  m. 

L.  E.  Chartrand — 465  Ninth  Street,  from  8  to  9  a.  m. 
Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays. 

M.  W.  Fish— 461  East  Fourteenth  Street,  Mondays 
from  12  m.  to  2  p.  m. 

E.  E.  Wolcott — 1782   Goss  Street,  Thursday   evenings. 

E.  W.  Marston — 1391  Webster  Street,  Mondays  and 
Thursdays,  6  to  7  p.  m. 

0.  W.  Parker— 677  Twenty-fourth  Street,  Mondays 
and  Thursdays  from  5:30  to  6:30  p.  m. 

Andrew  Fine — East  Twelfth  and  Sixth  Avenue,  daily, 
12  m.  to  2  P.  M. 

STANDING  COMMITTEES. 

Rules  and  Regulations — Carrington,  Fine  and  Morgan. 

Classification,  Text  Books  and  Course  of  Instruction — 
Fine,  Fish  and  Walcott. 

School  Houses  and  Sites — Walcott,  Chartrand  and  Fine. 

Furniture,  Supplies  and  Printing — Clement,  Sanborn 
and  Carrington. 

High  School — Fish,  Morgan  and  Parker. 

Commercial  and  Evening  School — Sanborn.  Carring- 
ton and  Parker. 

Finance — Everett,  Walcott  and  Clement. 

Judiciary — Parker,  Chartrand  and  Everett. 

Industrial  Education — Morgan,  Fish  and  Clement. 

Observatory — Chartrand;  Sanborn  and  Everett. 

CALENDAR  FOR  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1890. 

Regular  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Education  on  the 
second  and  fourth  Mondays  of  each  month. 

Fiscal  year  begins  July  1,  1889. 

First  term  begins  Monday,  July  15,  1889. 

"      ends  Friday,  December  20,  1889. 
Second  term  begins  Monday,  January,  6,  1890. 
"      ends  Friday,  May  30,  1890. 

VACATIONS. 

One  week  beginning  Monday,  Oct.  7,  1889. 
Two  weeks  beginning  Monday,  Dec.  23,  1889. 
One  week  beginning  Monday,  March  17,  1890. 
Six  weeks  beginning  Monday  June  2,  1890. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

J.   W.    Clymonds,    Superintendent;    Chas.   M.   Fisher, 
Assistant  Superintendent. 


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High  Scpiool — J.  B.  McChesney,  Principal,  Rhetoric,  1364 
Franklin;  S.  P.  Meads,  Vice-Principal,  Natural  Sci- 
ence, 1652  Webster;  Mrs.  K.  B.  Fisher,  Second  Vice- 
Principal,  English,  926  Myrtle;  E.  F.  Burrill,  Ancient 
Languages,  578  Fifteenth;  S.  A.  Chambers,  Mathe- 
matics, 554  Thirteenth;  Mrs.  L.  R.  Griffin,  History, 
566  Eleventh;  Madame  M.  Ferrier,  French  and  Ger- 
man, 523  Seventeenth;  Paul  Garin,  Drawing,  815 
Thirty-fifth;  Miss  Mollie  E.  Connors,  Drawing,  1115 
Jackson;  Miss  Irene  Hardy,  Assistant  in  English,  1213 
Jefferson;  Miss  Emma  Hilton,  Assistant  in  English, 
Wilson  House;  Miss  Alma  I.  Galbraith,  Assistant  in 
Latin,  1218  San  Pablo  Avenue;  Miss  Katie  M.  Wertz, 
Assistant  in  Mathematics,  1413  Brush;  Mrs.  Fannie 
M.  Pugh,  Assistant  in  Mathematics,  945  Magnolia; 
Miss  G.  W.  Littlejohn,  Assistant   in  History,  Berkeley. 

Garfield  School — Located  Twenty-third  Avenue  between 
E  Sixteenth  and  E  Seventeenth.  Mrs.  Ellen  Gibbs, 
Principal.  Teachers — May  W.  Tyler,  Anna  R.  Wood, 
Kate  Marsh. 

Prescott  School — Located  cor  Seward  and  Campbell.  D. 
T.  Fowler  Principal;  Teachers — Miss  Mary  C.  Heaton, 
Mrs.  M.  Kainey,  Miss  E.  M.  Burgin,  K.  McLean,  Miss 
H.  Sumner,  M.  Hennings,  Miss  L.  Storey,  Miss  H. 
Corless,  Miss  L.  A.  Parker,  Miss  C.  Fellows,  Miss  M. 
Burrows,  Miss  A.  R.  Franklin,  Miss  L.  R.  Washburn, 
Miss  M.  Storey,  Miss  E.  C.  Morris,  Miss  E.  A.  Stevens, 
Miss  A.  M.  Youngman,    Miss  A.  M.   Johnson,    Mrs.  M. 

E.  Hawkins,  Mrs.  Ida  A.  Coady,  Mrs.  N.  J.  Ashton. 
Grove  Street  School — Located  Grove  between  Fourth  and 

Fifth.  Mrs.  M.  D.  Standeford,  Principal.  Teachers- 
Miss  Mary  M.  Campbell,  Miss  Jean  W.  Nesbitt,  Emma 
G.  Todd.  " 
Tompkin's  School— Located  Fifth  between  Filbert  and  Chest- 
nut. Geo  W.  Frick,  Principal.  Teachers — Mrs.  C.  J. 
Hammer,  Mrs.  B.  H.  Stone,  Miss  N.  A.  Carter,  Miss  S. 
L.  Regan,  Mrs  Susan    Lnnyon,    Miss  11.  L.Shaw,    Mrs. 

F.  A.  Nnsbaiimcr,  II.  P.  Strains.  Miss  A.  E.  Walton; 
Geo.  Cartel-,  Janitor. 

Lincoln  Grammae  School — Located  NW  corner  Tenth  and 
Alice.     Geo.   W.    Horton,    Principal.     Teachers — Mrs. 

M.   L.   Ilnyl,  Mrs.  S.  B.     Yates,    Mrs..).    O'Mcara,     Mrs. 

I.  EJ.  Du  Bois,  Mrs.  L.  E.  Thompson,  Miss  Mary  D. 
Bull,  Miss  Virginia  D.  Heath,  Regina  Reilly,Miss  Ella 
A.  Perry,  Miss  E.  V.  Garlich,  Miss  Anne  K.  Dargie, 
Mrs.  Lydia  II.  Campbell,  Miss  Mary  L.  Wheeler,  Miss 

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Mabel  E.  Brett,  Miss  Rebecca  A.  Bills;  Robert  Irvine, 
Janitor. 

Durant  School — Located  north  side  Twenty-eighth,  be- 
tween Grove  and  West.  S.  G.  S.  Dunbar,  Principal. 
Teachers — Miss  S.  J.  Hodgdon,  Mrs.  E.  D.  Reynolds, 
Miss  M.  E.  Buckelew,  Miss  L.  C.  Bentancue,  Mrs.  E.  E. 
Greenrnan,  Miss  M.  T.  Kimball,  Miss  A.  B.  Clow,  Mrs. 
C.  C.  N.  Walter,  Mrs.  L.  F.  Fowler,  Miss  H.  C.  Larkin, 
Mrs.  Belle  E.  Webb,  Miss  Fannie  Ward,  Miss  M.  L. 
Rowland,  Mrs.  H.  B.  Shorkley,  Mrs.  M.  V.  Kingman, 
Miss  Emma  H.  Hilton;   Ed  M.  Campbell,  Janitor. 

Franklin  School — Located  on  Tenth  Avenue,  between  E 
Fifteenth  and  E  Sixteenth.  J.  F.  Chandler,  Principal. 
Teachers — Mrs.  E.  R.  Fuches,  Miss  L.  E.  Bentley,  Miss 
M.  J.  Shaw,  Miss  H.  C.  Simpson,  Mrs.  H.  G.  Ayer, 
Mrs.  E.  M.  Bartholomew,  Miss  M.  E.  Morris,  Mrs.  H.  M. 
Storrs,  Miss  C.  P.  List,  Miss  L.  E.  White,  Miss  F.  C. 
Sutherland,  Mrs.  L.  A.  Walker;  George  Briant,  Janitor. 

Swett  School — Located  between  E  Nineteenth  and  E 
Twentieth,  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  Avenues.  Miss  M. 
S.  Kimball,  Principal.  Teachers — Miss  Alice  B.  Ward, 
Miss  E.  M.  Ellis,  Miss  K.  C.  Morris. 

Lafayette  School — Located  west  side  Jefferson  between 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth.  Miss  Abbie  F.  Aldrich,  Prin- 
cipal. Teachers — Miss  Tillie  C.  Lesson,  Miss  Josephine 
Lemon,  Miss  Elizabeth  M.  Sherman,  Miss  Anna  New- 
cum,  Miss  Nellie  Cook,  Mrs.  Nora  H.  Hornick,  Miss 
Mildred  J.  Scott,  Miss  Sadie  P.  Willard,  Miss  Mary  F. 
Potter,  Miss  Margaret  Wythe,  Mrs.  Marcia  G.  Brad- 
bury, Mrs.  Emma  W.  Anderson. 

Cole  School — Located  on  Tenth  between  Union  and 
Poplar.  J.  P.  Garlick,  Principal.  Teachers — Fan- 
nie G.  Smith,  Mrs.  J.  N.  Brower,  Miss  Florence  A. 
Perean,  Miss  Hattie  B.  Sproul,  Miss  Martha  R.  Mc- 
Clure,  Miss  Margaret  E.  Connors,  Miss  Louise  Grove, 
Miss  Josie  Standeford,  Miss  Eleanor  Pullman,  Miss 
Agnes  Hamilton,  Miss  Susie  H.  Snook,  Miss  Mary  F. 
Buckelew,  Miss  Alice  A.  McCord,  Miss  A.  G.  Madden, 
Miss  Sara  Boniface,  Miss  Harriet  J.  Lee. 

Harrison  School — Located  SW  corner  Harrison  and 
Fourth.  Miss  H.  M.  Mullen,  Principal.  Teachers — 
Miss  A.  A.   Cordes,   Miss    H.   A.   Robins,  Miss  A.  M. 

Quince;  Miss  Carrie  Bock,  Janitor. 

Grant  School — Located  corner  Broadway  and  Prospect 
Avenue.  Miss  Elizabeth  Powell,    Principal.   Teachers- 


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Miss  Elizabeth   B.  Myrick,   Miss   Mary  C.   Ellis,  Miss 
Anna  M.  Richardson. 

Clawson    School— Located  corner   Magnolia  and    Thirty- 
second.     Miss  Julia  E.  Colby,  Principal.     Teachers—  | 
Mrs.  Sarah  B.  Byrod,  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Pelharo,  Mrs  Mary 
G.  Ayres,  P.  A  Garin. 

Bay  Distrct  School — Located  corner  San  Pablo  Avenue 
and  Crawford.  Teachers— Mr.  B.  L.  Modghead,  Miss 
Sarah  Morrow,  Miss  Nellie  Eckles,   Miss  Rachel  Davis. 

Emery  District  School— Located  Forty-first,  between  San 
Pablo  Avenue  and  Adeline.  Teachers— Mr.  E.  L. 
Knowlton,  Miss  Helen  J.  Vandergaw. 

Hays  Districe  School— Teacher,  Miss  EttaEllerhorst. 

Lockwood  District  School— Teachers— Miss  Nellie  Molloy, 
Miss  Daisy  Rockfellow. 

Melrose  District  School — Teacher — Miss  C.  A.  Mc- 
Cracken. 

Peralta  District  School— Located  Alcatraz  Avenue  near 
Telegraph  Avenue.  Teachers — Miss  Eunice  Gallagher, 
Miss  Ella  Prval,  Miss  Susie  McFeeley. 

Temeecal  School— Mrs.  E.  A.  Wilson,  Principal.  Teachers 
—Mrs.  Clara  A.  Blodgett,  Miss  I.  I.  Hammer,  Miss 
Jessie  E.  Burrall,  Miss  H.  E.  Boynton;  Louis  Moltem, 
Janitor. 

ACAD  AMIES,  SEMINARIES  AND  PRIVATE  SCHOOLS. 

Field  Seminary — Embraces  Kindergarten,  Academic  and 
College  Preparatory  Departments.  Located  at  1825 
Telegraph  Avenue/  Mrs.  R.  G.  Knox,  Proprietor.  Mrs. 
W.  B.  Hvde,  Principal.  Assistant  Teachers— Prof.  D. 
P.  Havnes,  Miss  Catherine  Stone,  Mrs.  C.  B.  Bradley, 
Mrs.  II.  S.  Kingsbury,  Mrs.  Kate  A.  Bulkeley,  Miss 
Gertrude  Leonard.  Mrs.  A.  S.  Langstrotli.  Miss  Flora 
Bell,  Fraulein  S.  Louise  Kicchin,  Prof.  L.  M.  Zech,  Jr., 
MissC.  A.  Wheaton,MissE.  L.  Wilde,  Miss  M.  E.  Fox, 
Miss  Lilly  Sherwood,  Prof.  Henry  Hey  mans,  Prof.  0. 
A.  Lunt. 

Bopkin's  Academy — Located    Plymouth    Avenue   between 

Telegraph  Avenue  and  Broadway.     Students  fitted  for 

Collet-  and  for  business  life.     Reached  by  either  Tele- 

.;,!,    Avenue  or  Broadway    and    Piedmont   lines   of 

street  cars,     W.  W.  Anderson,   Principal. 

Pacific  Thbolooicai  Si  kinaby — Established  in  18n*9. 
Situated  on  Academy  Hill  (adjoining  Bopkin's  Acad- 
emy), opposite  Thirty-fourth  Blreet.  A  full  course  and 
and  English  course  <>f  >tn<ly  of  three  years  each.     Stu- 

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dents  received  from  any  Evangelical  Denomination. 
Year  begins  September  1;  Closes  May  12.  Faculty — 
Rev.  Dr.  J.  A.  Benton,  Rev.  Dr.  I.  E  Dwinell,  Rev.  Dr. 
G.  Mooar. 

California  Military  Acadamy — Located  corner  Telegraph 
and  Prospect  Avenues.  Thorough  preparation  for 
college  or  business  life.  Col.  Wm.  H.  O'Brien,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Oakland  Academy — 1265  Franklin  Street.  A  day  school 
for  both  sexes.  It  provides  (1)  a  Classical  and  Scien- 
tific Course,  (2)  a  Commercial  Course,  (3)  a  Normal 
Course,  (4)  Modern  Languages  and  Drawing.  Isaac 
Wright,  A.  M.,  and  Wm.  Herrod,  Principals. 

Normal  School — Hamilton  Hall.     J.  C.  Gilson,  Principal. 

The  Oaks — Located  corner  Tenth  and  Alice.  Home  and 
and  day  school  for  young  ladies.  Miss  L.  Tracy, 
Principal. 

Sackett  School — Located  at  529  Twenty-first  Street.  A 
preparatory  boarding  and  day  school  for  young  men 
and  boys.     D.  P.  Sackett   Principal. 

Snell  Seminary — Located  at  568  Twelfth  Street.  A  board- 
ing and  day  school  for  young  ladies.  Richard  B.  Snell 
and  Miss  Snell,  Principals. 

Piedmont  District  School — Mrs.  A.  C.  Horton,  1630 
Eighth  Street,  Oakland. 

Miss  Horton's  School — Located  at  northeast  corner  Filbert 
and  Twelfth  Streets.  A  select  school  for  boys  and 
girls.     Miss  S.  W.  Horton,  Principal. 

Miss  Bisbee's  School — Corner  Seventh  Avenue  and  Six- 
teenth Streets. 

Oakland  Business  College  and  Institute  of  Penmanship 
— Located  at  1015  Clay.  Affords  to  both  sexes,  practi- 
cal and  thorough  instruction  for  business  life.  D.  C. 
Taylor,  Principal. 

University  of  California — Notice  will  be  found  in  Berke- 
ley portion  of  Directory,  as  also  Deaf,  Dumb,  and  Blind 
Institution. 

California  College — Rev.  S.  B.  Morse,  President.  For 
the  education  of  young  men  and  women  in  the  inter- 
ests of  the  Baptist  Church.  Between  East  Twenty- 
seventh  and  East  Thirtieth,  Highland  Park. 

Crawford  Polytechnic  and  Manual  Training  School — 
A  boarding  and  day  school  for  a  limited  number  of 
boys.     Conducted  by  T.  0.  Crawford,    1020  Oak  Street, 

Field  Seminary  fqr  Young  Ladies,  Home  School— Lo- 
cated at  1825  Telegraph    Avenue.     Address  Mrs.  R.  G. 


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Knox,   Proprietor,     or   Frances     A.    Dean,    Principal. 
Terms  commence  in  January  and  August. 
Women's  Educational  and  Industrial  Union  of  Oakland 
— Mrs.    Sarah    E.    Henshaw,    President;     Miss    Agnes 
Hayes,  Secretary.     Meets  Hansen  Hall. 


STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 

INDUSTRIAL    HOME  OF  MECHANICAL  TRADES  FOR    THE 

ADULT  BLIND. 

Southwest  corner  Thirty-sixth  Street  and  Telegraph  Ave- 
nue. 

The  officers  of  the  Home  are  as  follows: 

President  of  the  Board  of  Directors,  J.  P.  Irish. 
Vice-President  of  the  Board,  Warren  Olney. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  L.  A.  Redman. 
Superintendent  of  the  Home,  Joseph  Sanders. 
Physician  of  the  Home,  Andrew  Fine,  M.  D. 
The  salary  of  the  Superintendent  is    $2,100  per    anuum; 
of  the  Physician,  $600    per  annum;  and  of  the    Secretary. 
$500  per  annum. 

The  Chabot  Observatory  of  Oakland  is  situated  in  the 
Middle  of  Lafayette  Square,  which  is  bounded  by 
Tenth,  Eleventh,  Jefferson  and  Grove  Streets.  Its  ex- 
act geographical  position  in  latitude,  37  deg.  48  min. 
5  sec.  north;  longitude,  L22  deg.  16  min.  34.4  sec,  west 
from  Greenwich,  or  in  time,  8  hours,  9  min.  6 
west  of  Greenwich;  3  hours  o  min.  54  Bee.  west  from 
Washington.  The  observatory  building  together  with 
its  splendid  equipment,  was  the  free  gift  of  Anthony 
Chabot,  Esq.,  to  the  Board  of  Education,  in  trust  for 
the  City  of  Oakland.  Monday  evenings  arc  reserved 
for  the  schools,  and  Friday  evenings  for  observatory 
work.  Cards  for  admission  on  other  evening  can  be 
obtained    ^n    application    to  the   Director,    Fred.    M. 

Campbell,  City   Hall. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  SCHOOLS. 
Convent  of  Oub  Lady  of  the  Backed  Heart — Located  at 
i:,:;i   Webster  Street,     A   boarding  school   for  young 
Ladies.     Taught  by  the  Sisters  of  the  sacred   nann 
Jesus  and  Mary. 

Mary's  s«  hool  fob  Boys — Located  corner  Jefferson  and 
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St.  Mary's  School  for  Girls — Located  at  corner  of  Grove 

and   Seventh  Streets.     Taught   by   the   Sisters  of   the 

Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  the  Sacred  Heart. 
St.    Mary's    College — Located    Broadway    near  junction 

with  Cemetery  Avenue.     Under   the  direction   of  the 

Christian  Brothers. 
St.  Anthony's  School  for  Boys  (East  Oakland) — Located 

corner  East  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  Avenue.     Taught 

by  the  Christian  Brothers. 
St.  Anthony's  School  for  Girls  (East  Oakland) — Located 

corner  East  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  Avenue.     Taught 

by  the  Christian  Brothers. 
St.  Patrick's  School  for   Boys — Located   corner   Seward 

and  Peralta.     Taught  by  the  Christian  Brothers. 
St.  Patrick's   School  for  Girls — Located   corner   Seward 

and  Peralta.     Taught  by  the  Sisters  of  Mercy. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy — Located  corner  Jackson  and   Fifth 

Streets.     A  boarding  school  for  young  men   and   boys. 

Taught  by  the  Christian  Brothers. 
School  of  St.  Francis   De   Sales — Located   corner  Grove 

and  Twenty-first    Streets.     Taught    by  the   Sisters    of 

the  Holy  Name. 
Sacred  Heart  School  for  Boys   (Day  School) — Located 

Forty-first  between  Grove  and  West.     Taught   by  the 

Christian  Brothers, 
St.  Lawrence  School  for  Girls   (Day   School) — Located 

Fortieth    between    Grove   and  West.     Taught    by   the 

Sisters  of  the  holy  names  of  Jesus  and  Mary. 


THE  BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

The  Oakland  Board  of  Trade  was  organized  Septem- 
ber 10th,  1886.  The  first  President  was  V.  D.  Moody, 
President  of  the  First  National  Bank,  who  was  succeeded 
in  April,  1888,  by  F.  K.  Shattuck;  J.  M.  Davies  was  the 
first  Secretary.  • 

Like  similar  organizations  in  this  State,  the  Board  of 
Trade  is  in  effect  a  city  improvement  association,  looking 
to  all  measures  of  public  interest,  extending  a  knowledge  of 
the  advantages  of  the  city  and  county,  and  in  all  suitable 
ways  promoting  agricultural,  commercial  and  industrial 
prosperity. 

April  10th,  1888,  the  Board  was  regularly  incorporated 
under  the  laws  of  the  State,  and  its  articles  now  provide  for 
the  usual  commercial  features  of  the  arbitration  and  adjust- 
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In  February,  1889,  the  name  was  changed  to  "  The 
Oakland  City  and  Alameda  County  Board  of  Trade,"  to 
cover  the  wider  purposes  of  the  organization. 

This  Board  is  entitled  to  the  credit  of  inaugurating  the 
movement  for  the  organization  of  the  "  California  State 
Board  of  Trade,"  which  has  proved  so  important  an  aid  to 
State  progess,  It  has  also  been  instrumental  in  obtaining 
for  Oakland  important  terminal  facilities  not  previously 
enjoyed,  in  securing  a  large  harbor  appropriation,  the  ex- 
tension of  the  boundaries  of  the  city,  the  adoption  of  a  new 
Charter,  and  other  advantageous  work  for  the  city  and 
county.  It  is  the  sole  organization  in  the  county  in  affilia- 
tion with  the  State  Board  and  contributing  to  the  main- 
tainance  of  that  organization. 

The  membership  the  past  year  has  included  about  fifty 
representative  citizens,  members  of  the  different  branches 
of  trade,  professions  and  industries  of  the  city.  The  ar- 
ticles of  incorporation  impose  an  agreement  to  be  gov- 
erned by  the  decision  of  a  majority  of  the  members.  The 
action  of  the  Board  has  been  harmonious,  and  results  have 
shown  the  advantage  of  such  unity.  The  present  officers 
are  as  follows: 

President,  Frank  J.  Moffitt;  Vice-President,  Chas.  D. 
Pierce;  Treasurer,  V.  D.  Moody;  Delegate  to  State  Board, 
J.  S.  Emery. 

Directors — W.  E.  Dargie,  M.  J.  Keller,  F.  A.  Leach,  V. 
D.  Moody,  F.  K.  Shattuck,  O.  E.  Hotchkiss,  M.  J.  Lay- 
mance,  F.  J.  Moffitt,  C.  D.  Pierce,  J.  S.  White,  E.  W.  Wood- 
ward;   Secretary,  C.  M.  Plumb. 

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CHURCHES  A\D  RELIGIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS. 
First  Baptist  Church — Location,    corner   Brush  and    Four- 

teenth  Streets.     Rev.  C.  II.  Bobart,  pastor.  Residence, 

911  Sixteenth  Street.     Services    11    A.  if.,    7:30   p.    it.; 

Sunday-school,  12:30  p.  m. 
Twenty-third      Avenue     Baptist     Church — Rev.    Isaac   D. 

Fleming,  pastor,  res  L066  E  Twenty-fourth 

Tenth  Avenue    Baptist  Church    ofEasI  Oakland — Location. 

corner  Bast  Fourteenth  Street  and  Tenth  Avenue.  Rev. 
J.  Qerndou  Garnett.  Residence, corner  Tenth  Avenue 
and  East  Nineteenth  Street  Services  llr  a.  m.,  7:30 
p.  it.;  Sunday-school,  12:15  i'.  if. 
San  Pablo  Avenue  Bapist  Church — Location  north  side 
Twentieth  near  Sao  Pablo  Avenue.     Rev.  A.J.    Start- 


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evant,  pastor.     Services    11a.  m.,  7:30  p.    m.;    Sunday- 
school,  12:30  p.  m. 

Free-Will  Baptist  Church — Location,  corner  Twenty-first 
and  Bush  Streets.  Rev.  F.  C.  Penney,  D.  D.,  pastor. 
Services  11  a.  m.,  7  p.  m.;  Sunday-school  12:15  p.  m. 

First  Swedish  Bapist  Church — Location,  cor  Tenth  and 
Magnolia  Streets.  Rev.  Carl  M,  Nelson,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices 11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  10  a.  m. 

Unitarian  Church — Services  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  corner 
Franklin  and  Eleventh  Streets.  Services  11  a.  m.  Sun- 
day-School, 12:30  p.  m. 

Chinese  Mission  of  Baptist  Church — Location,  710  Eleventh 
Street. 

First  Congregational  Church — Location,  corner  Clay  and 
Twelfth  Streets.  Rev.  Dr.  John  Knox  McLean,  pastor. 
Residence,  520  Thirteenth  Street.  Rev.  Jonn  Rea,  as- 
sociate pastor.  Services  11  a.  m.  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday- 
school,  12:30  p.  m. 

East  Oakland  Congregational    Church — Location  Washing- 
ton Hall,  307  East  Twelfth  Street.     Rev.    C.  F.   Clapp, 
pastor.       Residence    corner     Seventh    and    Sixteenth" 
Streets.     Services   11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;    Suuday-School 
12:30  p.m. 

Sweedish  Congregational  Church — Sixth  near  Market. 
Pastor,  8G5  Henry  near  Seventh. 

Second  Congregational  Church — Location,  Chase  between 
Wood  and  Willow  Streets.  Rev.  G.  W.  Bothwell,  D. 
D.     Services  11  a.  m.,  6:15  p.  e.;  Sunday-school,  12:30 

P.  M. 

Plymouth  Avenue  Congregational  Church — Location,  Ply- 
mouth Avenue  near  Telegraph  Avenue.  Rev.  George 
M.  Mooar,  pastor.  Residence,  444  Edwards  Street. 
Services   11  a.  m.    7  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,    12:30  p.  m. 

Golden  Gate  Congregatienal  Church  —  Location,  corner 
Adeline  and  Thirty-fourth  Streets.  Rev.  W.  H.  Cooke, 
pastor.  Residence,  925  Thirty-sixth  Street.  Services  11 
a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m. 

Market  Street  Congregational  Church — Location,  corner 
Market  and  Twenty-second  Streets.  Rev.  G.  H.  Mer- 
rill, pastor.  Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sundoy- 
school  12:30  p.  m.  • 

First  Methodist  Church — Location,  corner  Clay  and  Four- 
teenth Streets.  Rev.  E.  R.  Dille,  pastor.  Serves  11  a. 
m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  12:30  p.  m. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of  East  Oakland — Location, 
1220  Seventh  Avenue.     Rev.  J.  W.  Ross,  pastor.    Resi- 


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dence,  219  East    Sixteenth    Street.     Services  11    a.  m., 
7:30  p.  M,;  Sunday-school,  9:30  A.  m. 

Eighth  Avenue  Episcopal  Church — Corner  Eighth  Avenue 
and  East  Seventeenth  Street.  Rev.  H.  B.  Heacock, 
pastor.  Residence  1319  Eighth  Avenue.  Services  11 
a.  m.,  7:30  p.  M.;  Sunday-school,  9:30  a.  m. 

Centennial  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Location,  955 
Campbell  Street.  Seats  free.  Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30 
p.  m.;  Sunday-School,  12:15  p.  m. 

German  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Location,  Seventh 
Street  between  Telegraph  and  San  Pablo  Avenues. 
Rev.  L.  Kroeck,  pastor.  Residence,  526  Seventeenth 
Street.  Services  10:45  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school, 
9:30  p.m. 

Swedish  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — 1419  Tenth  near 
Center.  Rev.  S.  L.  Carlander,  pastor.  Services  10:30 
a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  9:30  A.  M. 

Norwegian  and  Danish  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Rev. 
CarlF.  Eltzholtz,  pastor.     Campbell  near  Taylor. 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Location,  Fifteenth 
between  Market  and  West  Streets.  Rev.  J.  \V.  Sex- 
ton, pastor.     Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  u. 

United  Presbyterian  Church — Meets  California  Hall.  Rev. 
James  Patton,  pastor.  Residence,  817  Twenty-first 
Street.     Service  11  a.  m. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Japanese  Gospel  Society — Location, 
612  Fifteenth  Street.     Sunday-school,  7  p.  m. 

St.  John's  Episcopal  Church — Location,  Grove  Street,  be- 
tween Seventh  and  Eighth  Streets.  Rev.  Benjamin 
Akerly,  D.  D.,  pastor.  Residence,  corner  Adeline  and 
Sixteenth  Streets.  Services  11  A.  m..  7:30  p.  M.J  Sun- 
day-School, 9:30  A.  m. 

Paul's  Episcopal  Church — Location,  corner  Harrison 
and  Fourteenth  Streets.  Rev.  Hobarl  Chetwood,  D.  D., 
pastor.  Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30  P.  m.:  Sunday-school, 
9:45  a.  m. 

Church  of  the  Advent  (  Episcopal,  East  Oakland) — Location, 
corner    1  Sixteenth     Street   and   Twelfth    Avenue. 

Rev.  II.  I>.   Lathrop,     pastor.        Residence,    310    Seven- 
nth   street.      Services  11    a.  m..  7:30  p.  m.:    Sunday- 
hool,  9:30  A.  m. 
St.  Andrew'.-  Episcopal  Church — Location,   comer  Cypress 
and  Ninth.     Entrance,    Ninth    Street.     Rev.   John   A. 
Emery,  pastor.     Services  11   i.  M.,  7:30.  p.  m. 
First   Hebrew  Congregation — Location  of  synagogue,  south- 
it  corner  Clay   and    Thirteenth    Street-.      Rev.    M.  s. 


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Levy,  rabbi.  Services,  Saturday,  11  a.  m.,  Sabbath- 
school,  10  A.  M. 

Congregation  Beth  Jacob — Services  held  at  909  Webster 
Street.     E.  Barnett,  President. 

First  Presbyterian  Church — Location  corner  Franklin  and 
Fourteenth  Streets.  Rev.  Francis  A.  Horton,  D.  D.,  pas- 
tor. Residence,  1254  Franklin  Street.  Services  11  a.  m., 
7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  9:30  a.  m.  Welsh  Service  3 
p.  m.  Chinese  Sunday-school,  5:30  p.  m. 

Second  Presbyterian  Church — Location,  Union  between 
Eighth  and  Tenth  Streets.  H.  H.  Rice,  pastor.  Resi- 
dence, 1054  Kirkham.  Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.; 
Sunday-school,  12:30  p.  m. 

Presbyterian  Church  of  East  Oakland — Location,  corner 
East  Fourteenth  Street  and  Fifteenth  Avenue.  Rev. 
E.  S.  Chapman,  D.  D.,  pastor.  Residence  1264  Twelfth 
Avenue.  Services  11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.m.;  Sunday-school, 
12:30  p.  m. 

Presbyterian  Chinese  Mission — Location,  264  Thirteenth 
Street.     Services  11  a.  m.,  7  p.  m. 

Telegraph  Avenue  Presbyterian  Mission — Sunday-school, 
every  Sunday  at  3:30  p.  m.     1802  Telegraph  Avenue. 

Temescal  Presbyterian  Church — Rev.  Jas.  M.  Thompson, 
pastor.  Corner  First  and  Columbus  Avenues.  Ser- 
vices 11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  10  a.  m. 

Church  of  the  Immaculate  Conception — Located  on  Jeffer- 
son Street  between  Seventh  and  Eighth  Streets.  Rev. 
Michael  King,  pastor;  Rev.  Thomas  Cranwell  and  Rev. 
James  Melvin,  assistant  pastors.  Residence,  616  Seventh 
Street.  Mass  on  Sunday,  7,  9  and  10:30  a.  m.  Ves- 
pers on  Sunday,  7:30  p.  m.  Mass  on  week  days,  7  a. 
m.     Sunday-school  after  the  9  a.  m.  mass. 

St.  Patrick's  Church  (West  Oakland) — Located  corner  Sew- 
ard and  Peralta  Streets.  Rev.  J.  B.  McNally,  pastor; 
Rev.  J.  O'Connell,  assistant  pastor. 

St.  Anthony's  Church  (East  Oakland) — Located  corner 
East  Fifteenth  Street  and  Sixteenth  Avenue.  Rev. 
Wm.  Gleeson,  pastor. 

Church  of  St.  Francis  De  Sales — Rev.  Thomas  McSweeney, 
pastor.  Location  and  residence,  cor  Grove  and  Twen- 
ty-first Streets. 

Church  of  the  Sacred  Heart  of  Jesus — Rev.  Lawrence 
Serda,  pastor.     Fortieth  Street,  North  Temescal. 

Christian  Church — Location  corner  Market  and  Thirteenth 
Streets.     Rev.  George  W.   Sweeney,  pastor.     Residence  , 

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corner  Myrtle  and  Eighteenth  Streets.  Services  11 
a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.,  Sunday-school,  10  a.  m. 

First  Universalis!  Church — Services  at  Hamilton  Hall,  cor- 
ner Jefferson  and  Thirteenth  Streets,  at  11  a.  m.  Sun- 
day-school,  12:15   p.   if.     Rev.  T.  Goodenough,  pastor. 

Church  of  Christ  (Independent  and  unsectarian) — Services 
at  California  Hall,  Sunday  11  a.  m.,  7:30  p.  m.,  prayer 
meeting,  Thursday  evening  7.30  p.  m.  A.  Coplin,  pas- 
tor. 

Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-Day  Saints — Harrison 
Street  between  Third  and  Fourth  Streets.  President, 
H.  B.  Brown.     Services  Sunday  11  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m. 

Thirty-fourth  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Loca- 
tion, south  side  Temescal  near  Telegraph  Avenue. 
Rev.  R.  McCracken,  pastor. 

Sweedish  Evangelica}  Lutheran  Church — Location,  south 
side  Ninth  Street  between  Clay  and  Washington  Streets. 
Rev.  A.  M.  Le  Veau,  pastor.  Services  10:30  a.  m.  and 
7:30  p.m. 

German  Evangelical  Lutheran  Church — Location,  NE  cor- 
ner Clay  and  Thirteenth  Streets.  Rev.  J.  H.  Theiss, 
pastor.  Residence  608  Twelfth  Street.  Services  10:45 
a.   m.,  Sunday-school  9:15  a.  m. 

New  Church  (Sweelenborgian) — Montana  Hall,  HGOi  Sev- 
enth Street.  Rev.  Leonard  G.  Jordan,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices  11  a.  M. 

Holiness  Association — Meets  at  .°>77  Tenth  Street,  Sundays 

3    P.    M. 

Second  Advent  Christian  (First  Day)— 1240  San  Pablo  Av- 
enue.     Services  11   .\.  .\r.  and  7:30  p.  m. 

Seventh  Day  Advent  ist  Church — Corner  Twelfth  and 
Brush.     E.  J.  Waggoner,  pastor.' 

Our  Savior's  Scandinavian  Lutheran  Church,  using  German 
Lutheran  Church  for  services  the  first  three  Sundays 
in  each  month  at  8  p.  m.  Rev.  Isaac  L.  P.  Dietrich  son, 
pastor 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association — Rooms,  866  Broad- 
way. Esaiah  Bray,  General  Secretary.  Noonday  prayer 
meeting,  week  days  from  L2  m.  to  12:45  p.  m.  Young 
men's  prayer  meeting-.  Monday  evenings  from  7:45  to 
8:45  p.  it.     Address,  Sunday  3  p.  if. 

Young  Men's  Christian*  Temperance  Union — Meets  every 
fourth  Thursday  In  each  month  in  Ebell  Parlors, Ham- 
ilton Hall. 

Oakland  Spiritual  Association — Meets  every  Sunday  at  2 
p,  m.,  at  Grand  Army  Hall,  419  Thirteenth  Street. 


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Salvation  Array — Object,  to  bring  sinners  to  repentance- 
Barracks,  315  and  317  Eighth  Street,  headquarters  for 
Pacific  Coast. 

French  Mission — 1240  San  Pablo  Avenue.  Services  Fri- 
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SOCIETIES. 

MASONIC. 

Oakland  Masonic  Temple  Association — Incorporated  June 
25,  1878.  Capital  stock  $100,000.  Northwest  corner  of 
Washington  and  Twelfth  Streets.  F.  K.  Shattuck 
president,  C.  E.  Gillett  Secretary. 

Live  Oak  Lodge  No.  61,  F.  &  A.  M.  Stated  meetings  on  the 
first  Friday  in  each  month,  at  the  Masonic  Temple. 
W.  F.  Perry,  W.  M.;  A.  D.  Thomson.  S.  W.;  Wm.  A. 
King,  Secretary;  G.  H.  Tilley,  Tiler. 

Oakland  Lodge  No.  188  F.  &  A.  M.  Stated  meetings  on 
the  first  Saturday  in  each  month,  at  the  Masonic 
Temple.  Fred.  S.  Button,  W.  M.;  A.  K.  Clark,  Secre- 
tary; C.  E.  Gillett,  Tiler. 

Brooklyn  Lodge  No.  225,  F.  &  A.  M.  (East  Oakland)— Meets 
at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  555  East  Twelfth  Street,  on  the 
first  Tuesday  in  each  month.  H.  P.  Capell,  W.  M.j 
,  S.  W.;    ,  J.  W.;    H.  D.  Lathrop,  secre- 


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Alcatraz  Lodge  No.  244,  F.&  A.  M.,  (West  Oakland)— Meets 
at  Masonic  Hall,  corner  of  Willow  and  Seventh  Streets, 
on  the  first  Monday  in  each  month.  E.  S.  Perkins,  W. 
M.;  J  C  Gorham,  Secretary. 

Oakland  Chapter  No.  36,  R.  A.  M. — Meets  on  the  first  and 
third  Wednesday  in  each  month,  at  the  Masonic  Tem- 
ple. Edward  H.  Morgan,  H.  P.;  J.  W.  McClymond, 
Secretarv  ;  C.  E.  Gillett,  Guard. 

Oakland  Council  No.  12,  R  &  S.  M.— Meets  on  the  third 
Thursday  in  each  month  at  the  Masonic  Temple. 
Webb  M.  Pearse,  T.  I.  M.;  E.  A.  Sherman,  R.  I.  D.  M.: 
E.  Cormenv,  J.  P.  C.  W.;  Geo.  Goodman,  Treasurer;  J. 
W.  McClvmond,  Recorder  ;  W.  C.  Smith,  C.  of  G.;  C.  F. 
Burnham,  C.  of  C;  H.  P.  Dalton,  Steward;  C.  E.  Gillett, 
Sentinel. 

Oakland  Commandry  No.  11,  K.  P.- — Stated  conclaves  on 
the  first  Tuesdav  in  each  month  at  Masonic  Temple. 
George  D.  Metealf,  E.  C;  C.  F.  Burnham,  Gen.;  Chas. 
W.  Hewes,C.  G.;  H.  B.  Sears,  Prelate  ;  R.  C.  Gaskill, 
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S.  W.;  George  Patterson,  J.  W.;  J.  N.  Phillips,  H.  B.;L. 

D.  Davis,  L.  \V.  B.;  H.  A.  Powell,  Warden;  C.  E.  Gillett, 
of  G.;  W.  F.  Blood,  1st  G.;  F.  W.  dishing,  2nd  G.;  M. 
Morris,  3rd  G. 

Oakland  Lodge  of  Perfection  No.  12,  A.  &  A.  S.  R.,  meets 
on  the  first  and  third  Mondays  in  each  month,  at  the 
Masonic  Temple.  E.  M.  Ferguson,  Yen.  M.;  E.  Cor- 
meny,  S.  W.;  G.  Patterson,  J.  W.;  E.  A.  Sherman,  0. 
R.;  E.  A.  Nordhausen,  Al.;  C.  E.  Gillet,  Secretary;  Geo. 
Goodman,  Treasurer;  W.  Frank  Pierce,  M.  of  C;  J.  B. 
Merritt,  S.  E.;  J.  C.  Schlarbaum,  J.  E.;  N.  B.  Holmes, 
C.  of  G.;  B.  F.  Stromberg,  Tiler. 

Gethsemane  Chapter  Rose  Croix  No.  5,  A.  &  A.  S.  R.,  meets 
Mondays,  on  call,  at  the  Masonic  Temple.  Ed.  A.  Sher- 
man, \\\  M.;  E.  M.  Ferguson,  S.  W.;  G.  Patterson,  J. 
\\\;  W.  H.  Logan,  0.  R.;  E.  A.  Nordhausen,  Al;  C.  E. 
Gillett,  Secretary;  Geo.  Goodman,  Treasurer;  J.  B.  Mer- 
ritt, M.  of  C;  E.  Cormeny,  S.  E,;  M.  T.  McNeelv,  J.  E.; 
K.  Joins,  C.  of  G.;  J.  C.  Schlarbaum,  St.  B.;  B.  F. 
Stromberg,  G.  of  T. 

De  Molay  Council,  lv.  K.,  No.  2,  A.  &  A.  S.  R.— Meets  Mon- 
days, on  call,  at  the  Masonic  Temple.     W.  Frank  Pierce, 

E.  C;  E.  M.  Ferguson,  1st  L.  C;  Geo.  Patterson,  2nd 
L.  C;  Geo.  E.  Kennedy,  Chan.;  E.  A.  Sherman,  Or.; 
E.  A.  Nordhausen,  AL;  C.  E.  Gillett,  Rec;  Geo.  (iood- 
nian,  Treas.;  J.  B.  Merritt,  M.  of  C;  Chas.  F,  Burn- 
ham,  Tur.;  M.  T.  McNeely,  Dra.;  B.  C.  Dick,  1st  D.; 
E.  Gormeny,  2nd  D.;  W.  T.  Hamilton,  B.  of  B.;  L.  L. 
Alexander,  B.  F.  S.;  N.  B.  Holmes,  B.  S.  S.;  J.  C.  Schlar- 
baum, L  of  (J.;  B.  F.  Stromberg,  Sen* 

Oak  Leaf  Chapter  No.  8,  <).  E,  S. — Meets  on  the  second  and 
fourth  Thursday  in  each  month,  at  the  Masonic  Temple. 
May  B.  Gilpin,  W.  M.;  Chas.  F.  Burnham,  W.  P.;  Em- 
ma IF  Button,  A.M.;  C.  C.  N.  Walter,  Secretary;  Anna 
V.  Chamberlain,  Treasurer;  Jennie  S.  Nai  smith,  ('on.; 
Carrie  A.  Kerchival,  A  C.;  A.  K.  ('lark,  ('bap.;  Mittie 
\j.  Feed,  Adah.;  Carrie  IF  Burdick,  Ruth;  Dora  E.  Craig, 
Esthej;  Sarah  T.  Merritt,  Martha;  Kate  El  Hess,  Electa; 
Mary  A.  Brown,  Warder;  C.  E.  Gillett,  Sentinel. 

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Fountain  Lodge  No.  198 — Meets  every  Monday  evening   at 

Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 
Porter  Lodge  No.  272— Meets  at  Kohler's  Hall,  1506  Seventh 

Street,  West  Oakland,  every  Tuesday  evening. 
Evening    Star    Lodge    No.    263    (East   Oakland) — Meets  at 

Schiminelpfeimig's  Hall,  764  East  Twelfth  Street,  every 

Wednesday  evening. 
Orion   Lodge  No.    189   (East  Oakland)— Meets  at  Odd  Fel- 
lows'  Hall,   555  East  Twelfth  Street,  every  Saturday 

evening. 
Enterprise  Lodge  No.  298 — Meets  at  hall,  corner  San  Pablo 

Avenue    and    Twenty-eighth  Streets,    every    Thursday 

evening 
Vorwaerts  Lodge  No.  313 — Meets  at  Germania  Hall,  every 

Wednesday  evening. 
Oakland  Encampment  No.  64 — Meets  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall, 

555  East  Twelfth  Street,  second  and  fourth  Fridays  of 

each  month. 
Golden   Rule  Encampment  No.  34 — Meets  at  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall,   corner   Franklin   and  Eleventh  Streets,  first  and 

third  Friday  evenings  in  each  month. 
Oakland  Rebekah  Degree  Lodge  No.  16 — Meets  at  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall,  every  Saturday  evening. 
Brooklyn  Rebekah   Degree  Lodge  No.  12  (East  Oakland) — 

Meets   at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  555  East  Twelfth  Street, 

every  Monday  evening. 
Sunset  Rebekah  Degree  Lodge  No.  109. 
Teutonia  Rebekah  Degree  Lodge  No.  105. 
Odd  Fellows'   Relief  Committee— Meets   at   10 

Sunday  at  Hall. 
Odd  Fellows'  Library— In  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

day,   Sundays  excepted,  from  1  to  9  p.  M. 

Librarian. 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall  Association — Meets  at  Hall  last  Monday 

evening  in  each  month.     Geo.   Kirk,  President;    John 

McVey,  Secretary,  Otto  Brown,  Treasurer. 
Odd   Fellows'   Hall  Association  of  East  Oakland — Meets  at 

Hall,  555  East  Twelfth  Street,  second  Monday  evening 

of  each   month.     0.   Whipple,   President;    E.    Bangle, 

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California  Lodge  No.  1 — Meets  at  Fraternity  Hall,  Tuesdays. 

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Oakland  Lodge  No.  2— Meets    377  Twelfth  Street.     Robert 

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Brooklyn  Lodge  No.  3 — Meets  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  555  East 
Twelfth  Street,  Thursdays.  F.  W.  Davis,  M.  W.; 
George  Chase,  R. 

Occidental  Lodge  No.  6 — Meets  at  northeast  corner  Seventh 
and  Peralta  Streets,  Fridays.  John  N.  Bishop,  M.  W.; 
Will  G.  Hawkins,  R.  ^ 

Pacific  Lodge  No.  7— Meets  at  377  Twelfth  Street,  Thurs- 
davs.     E.  W.  Marston,  M.  W.;  C.  W.  Baker,  R. 

Oak  Leaf  Lodge  No.  35— Meets  at  377  Twelfth  Street,  Mon- 
days.    William  Cogan,  M.  W.;  M.  S.  Baker,  R.  ^ 

Keystone  Lodge  No.  64 — Meets  377  Twelfth  Street,  Tues- 
days—J.  J.  Allen,  M.  W.;  D.  T.  Fowler,  R. 

Central  Lodge  No.  251 — Meets  at  corner  Seventh  and  Ade- 
line Streets,  Mondays.  James  Galavan,  M.  W.;  Charles 
Gill  man,  R. 

Temple  Lodge  No.  11 — Meets  at  North  Temescal,  Mondays. 
R.  B.  Dixon,  M.  W.;  E.  J.  Foubert,  R. 

Bay  District  Lodge  No.  226 — Meets  at  Klinkner  Hall,  San 
Pablo  Avenue  Station,  Tuesdays.  Henry  Kurze,  M. 
W.;  John  McCarthy,  R. 

Degree  of  Honor. 
Dawn  of  Hope  No.  1 — Meets  at  West   Oakland    second  and 

fourth  Mondays  each  month. 
Silver  Star  No.  2 — Meets  at  North  Temescal  first  and  third 

Mondays  each  month. 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 
(Hall  419  Thirteenth  Street.) 

Lyon  Post  No.  8,  G.  A.  R. — Robert  B.  S.  York,  Commander. 

Meets  every  Tuesday  evening,  Grand  Army  Hall. 
Appomattox    Post    No.    50 — W.    W.   Jacobs,    Commander. 

Meets  every  Thursday  evening,  Grand  Army  Hall. 
Appomattox    Relief   Corps  No.   5,  W.   R.  C. — Meets   every 

Thursday  at  2  p.  m,  Grand  Army  Hall.     Mrs.  Sarah  J. 

Farwell,  President:   Mrs.  Hattie  S.  Bracktle,  Secretary. 
John  A.  Logan  Circle  No.  5,  Ladies  of  the  G.  A.  R. — Meets 

every  Saturday  evening,  Grand  Army  Sail.     Mrs. 

Young,  President;  Secretary. 

Lyon  Women's  Relief  Corps  No.  6 — Meets  every  Wednesday 

afternoon  at  2  P.  m,  at  Grand   Army  Hall.      Mrs.  Sarah 

M.  Steele,  President;  Mrs.  Sarah  P.  Lemon.  Secretary. 

KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR, 

Clinton    Lod.irc    Xe.  201 0— Meets  at  Washington  Hall,  307 
Bast  Twelfth  Street,  Becond  and   fourth  Mondays,  I.  O. 

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Golden  State  Lodge  No.  2058— Meets  at  I.  0.  0.  F.  Hall,  sec- 
ond and  fourth  Tuesdays. 

Ivanhoe  Lodge  No.  1889— Meets  Kohler's  Hall,  1506  Sev- 
enth Street,  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays. 

Tahoe  Lodge  No.  1876 — Meets  West  Berkeley,  every  Satur- 
day. 

KNIGHTS  OF  THE  GOLDEN  RULE. 

Oakland  Castle  No.  69— Meets  at  A.  0.  U.  W.  Hall,  corner 
Franklin  and  Twelfth  Streets,  second  and  fourth  Wed- 
nesdays each  month. 

UNITED  ORDER  OF  HONOR. 

Oakland  Lodge   No.  55 — Meets  at    Montana  Hall,   Seventh 

Street,  second  and  fourth  Fridays  each  month.     Chas. 

Cornberger,    President;     N.    C.    Anderson,    Secretary; 

Emily  Fitzmaurice,  Treasurer. 
Athenian  No.  128 — Meets  at  Pythian  Hall,  second  and  fourth 

Tuesdays.     D.  J.  Dimmek,  President;   E.  M.  Hanavan, 

Secretary;    C.  W.  Gibson,  Treasurer. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  GOOD  TEMPLARS. 

An  association  formed  for  the  promotion  of  temperance. 
The  Good  Templar's  Home  for  Orphans  at  Vallejo,  Cal. 
(erected  1869),  is  sustained  by  this  order. 

Fountain  Lodge  No.  193 — Meets  at  Medical  Hall,  Clay  be- 
tween Tenth  and  Eleventh  Streets,  every  Monday 
evening. 

Athens  Lodge  No.  286 — Meets  at  Medical  Hall  every  Fri- 
day evening. 

Prohibition  Lodge  No.  412 — Meets  at  Congregational 
Church,  Chase  near  Wood  Street,  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing. 

Brooklyn  Lodge  No.  384 — Meets  at  Washington  Hall,  307 
East  Twelfth  Street,  every  Friday  evening. 

Oakland  Lodge  No.  520 — Meets  at  Hall  corner  Thirty- 
fourth  and  Ettie  Streets,  every  Tuesday  evening. 

woman's  christian  temperance  union. 
The  object  of  the  Union  is  for  the  inculcation   and  spread 
of  temperance  principles. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN    ASSOCIATION. 

Capt.  Isaiah  Bray,  General  Secretary.  Rooms,  865  Broad- 
way, and  new  building  NE  corner  Twelfth  and  Clay 
Streets.  Resort  for  young  men.  Library,  reading  rooms, 
games,  etc.  Noon  meetings  daily,  except  Sunday.  Bible 
study  Monday  evenings.  Preaching  service  3  p.  if. 
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Oakland    Grove    No.    24 — Meets    at  Germania  Hall    every 

Monday  evening. 
Mistletoe    Grove    No.   54 — Meets   at    Druid's    Hall,    corner 

Adeline  and  Seventh    Streets,  every   Tuesday  evening. 
East  Oakland  Grove  No.   49 — Meets   at   Schimmelpfennig's 

Hall,  764    East    Twelfth    Street,  East    Oakland,  every 

Thursday  evening. 
Garibaldi  Grove  No.  71 — Meets  at  Pythian  Hall. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS. 

Court  Pacific  No.  7115— Meets  at  Foresters'  Hall,  453 
Eighth  Street,  every  Tuesday  evening. 

Court  City  of  Oakland  No.  6959 — Meets  at  Hall  corner 
Adeline  and  Seventh  Streets,  first  and  third  Tuesdays 
of  each  month. 

Court  Shell  Mound  No.  7261— Meets  at  Klinkner  Hall,  San 
Pablo  Avenue  Station,  every  Thursday  evening. 

Companions  of  the  Forest — Meets  second  and  fourth  Mon- 
days of  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

Court  Mystic — Meets  first  and  third  Friday  of  each  month 
at  Grand  Army  Hall. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS. 

Court  California  No.  202 — Meets  at  Fidelity  Hall,  corner 
Seventh  and  Peralta  Streets. 

KNIGHTS    OF     PYTHIAS. 

Oakland  Division  No.  4,  Uniform  Rank — Meets  at  Armory 
Hall,  corner  of  Washington  and  Twelfth  streets,  every 
Tuesday  evening.  A.  C.McAlpine, Commander;  Henry 
A.  Holland,  Recorder. 

Oakland  Lodge  No.  103— Meets  at  Pythian  Hall,  1050 
Broadway,  every  Friday  evening.  W.  R.  Mathes, C.  C. 
imuel  Ferris,  K  .  of  R.  &  S. 

Live  Oak  Lodge  No.  17 — Meets  at  Odd  Fellow  >'  Hall,  corner 
Franklin  and  Eleventh  Streets,  each  Wednesday  even- 
ing. George  R.  Scott,  C.  C;  Henry  A.  Holland,  Re- 
corder. 

Brooklyn  Lodge  No.  32  (Easl  Oakland) — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  Schimmelpfennig'a  Hall,  764  E  Twelfth 
Orrin  Page,  C.  C;  0.  J.  H.  Luth,  K.of  R.  and  S. 

West  Oakland   Lodge  No.   1  11  —  Meets  at    Masonic  Hall,  cor- 
ner Willow  and    Seventh  Streets,  Tuesday    evening  of 
•1.  month.    0.  W.  Deuel,  0.  C.j  A.  M.  Barrett,  K  o<  R. 

and  S. 

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man,  K.  of  R.  and  S. 
Rising  Star  Lodge  No.   152 — Meets  at   Golden   Gate    every 
Wednesday  evening.     W.  E.  Rosemond,    C.  C;  T.    A. 
Donovan,  K.  of  R.  and  S. 

ORDER    OF    CHOSEN     FRIENDS. 

Harbor  View  Council  No.  188 — Meets  at  Klinkner  Hall,  San 
Pablo  Avenue  Station,  Monday  evenings.  F.  H.  Pen- 
dleton, Councillor. 

Oakland  Council  No.  20 — Meets  at  corner  Willow  and  Sev- 
enth Streets,  first  and  third  Wednesdays.  Ann  E. 
Thomas.  Councillor. 

Unity  Council  No.  179 — Meete  at    Grand   Army  Hall    419 
Thirteenth  street,  second  and  fourth  Wednesdays.     D 
Irene  Fields,  Councillor. 

Oak  Leaf  Council  No.  155 — Meets  at  Grand  Army  Hall  first 
and  third  Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  8  p.  if.     E.  M 
Hanavan,  Secretary. 

Golden  Gate    Council  No.  40  (North    Temescal) Meets  at 

hall  opposite  post-office,  second  and  fourth  Wednesdays 
A.  de  Marconnay,  M.  D.,  Councillor. 

YOUNG    MEN'S    INSTITUTE. 

Young  Men's  Institute — Meets  at  St.   Mary's  Hall. 

Young  Men's  Institute  No.  8 — Meets  at  Masonic  Hall  cor- 
ner Willow  and  Seventh  Streets,  second  and  fourth 
Wednesdays  of  each  month 

Young  Men's  Institute.  Branch  No.  6 — Meets  the  first  and 
third  Thursdays  of  each  month,  at  Young  Men's  Insti- 
tete  Hall,  southeast  corner  of  Eighth  and  Grove  Streets 
J.  C.  McAvoy,  President;  George  L.  Yager,  First  Vice- 
President;  Frank  T.  Barlow,  Second  Vice-President- 
James  McElroy,  Treasurer;  Ed.  F.  Holland,  Financial 
Secretary ;'T.  J.  Kiley,  Recording  Secretary;  Win.  J. 
Cahill,  Corresponding  Secretary;  E.  B.  Noblett,  Marshal! 

NATIVE    SONS    OF  THE    GOLDEN    WEST. 

Oakland  Parlor  No.  40— Meets  at  PyihianHall,  1056  Broad- 
way, every  Wednesday  evening. 

Oakland  Parlor  No  50— Meets  at  1015  Clay. 

Piedmont  Parlor  No.  120 — Meets  at  California  Hall,  corner 
Clay  and  Eleventh  Streets,  Friday  nights.     H.' B.  Bel-  ! 
den,  President;  H.  L.  Tisdale,  Secretary. 

St.  Andrew's  Society — Organized  for  the  purpose  of  afford- 
ing  relief  to  the  sick  and  needy  Scotch.  *  Meets    at    St 
Andrew's  Hall,  1056£  Broadway,  every  Thursday  even-  ■ 

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ing.  Peter  Thomson,  President:  D.  Edward  Collins, 
Vice-President;  James  P.  Taylor,  Fincinial  Secretary; 
James  Brown,  Treasurer;  John  Thexton,  Recording 
Secretary. 

St.  George's  Society — Meets  at  California  Hall,  every  Thurs- 
day evening  at  7:30  p.  m.  D.  C.  Harrington,  President; 
J.  VV.  Carlen,  Secretary. 

British  American  Association  (  Oakland,  Cal.) — Dr.  E.  M. 
Paterson,  President;  0.  R.  Morgan,  James  B.  Mackie 
and  John  W.  Carlen,  Vice-Presidents;  S.  H.  Wass, 
Secretary;  Peter  Thomson,  Treasurer.  Meets  every 
Wednesday  at  3  p.  m.,  at  St.  Andrew's  Hall,  1056i 
Broadway. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS. 

Division  No.  3 — Meets  at  St.  Mary's  Hall,  corner  Grove  and 
Seventh  Streets,  second  Wednesday  of  each  month. 
Patrick  Mullen,  President. 

Division  No.  2 — Meets  at  St.  Mary's  Hall,  corner  Grove 
and  Seventh  Streets,  second  Tuesday  of  each  month. 
James  Sullivan,  President. 

St.  Joseph's  Benevolent  Society — Meets  at  St.  Mary's  Hall, 
corner  Grove  and  Seventh  Streets,  first  Monday  in 
each  month.     Owen  Lanertv,  President. 


HEBREW  SOCIETIES. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDEB   b'nAI   b'RITH. 

Oakland  Lodge    No.    252 — Meets  at  corner  Thirteenth    and 

Clay    Staeets,  every  Tuesday  evening   at  8  o'clock.     M. 

A.  Samuels.   President;   J.   Krischner,    Vice-President; 

E.  Bernstein,  Secretary;   J.  M.  Cohen,  Treasurer. 
Chavra  Kedusha — A  Hebrew   benevolent    association.       M. 

II.  Coffee,  President;  ML  .Jonas.  Secretary. 
Daughters  of   Israel — A   benovolent    association  organized 

for  the  relief  of  the    needy  of  the  Hebrew   persuasion. 

Meetings   held    in  the  vestry  of  the  synagogue.     Mrs. 

\l    Heel,  President;  Mrs.  D.Gernianus,  Secretary. 


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Ensemble  Club — Meet-  every    Monday  at     L2:45  P.   M..  at     II 
Fruit  and  Flower  Mission — An  association  of  young  ladies 
who  minister  to  the  poor  and  Bick  in  hospitals  and  tene- 
ments,  by    taking    them    fruits,  flowers,  delicacies,   and 

reading  mutter      Room,  L375  Broadway.     Miss  Prances 

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M.  Bower,  President;  Miss  Eva  Lukins, Treasurer;  Miss 
Sara  G.  Ward,  Secretary. 

Knights  of  the  Golden  Rule — Meets  Thursday  evenings, 
at  1015  Clay  Street. 

Oakland  Bar  Association — A.  A.  Moore,  President;  J.  C. 
Martin,  Vice-President;  Geo.  E.  De  Golia,  Secretary; 
George  D.  Metcalf,  Treasurer. 

Societa  di  Mutuo  Soccorso  della  Guardia  Christoforo  Col- 
ombo— An  Italian  benevolent  association.  Meets  at 
hall,  416  Eighth  Street,  first  Saturday  evening  each 
month.  L.  Barattini,  President;  Giuseppe  Folcia,  Sec- 
retary. 

Semandade  Portuguesa  da  Ordem  de  Espirito  Santo  de 
West    Oakland — A    Portguese     benevolent    incorpora- 

x  tion.  Trustees:  Antonio  Cruz,  Antonio  Vieira,  August 
Smith. 

Champions  of  the  Red  Cross — Meets  every  Friday  even- 
ing, I.  O.  O.  F.  Hall. 

Western  Shore  Lodge  N.  71,  Brotherhood  of  Railroad 
Brakemen — Meets  at  Fidelity  Hall  corner  Seventh  and 
Peralta  Streets 

Oakland  Division  No.  283  Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  En- 
gineers— Meets  at  Fidelity  Hall  corner  Seventh  and 
Peralta  Streets. 

Upchurch  Legion,  No.  9.  S.  K — Meets  first  and  third  Mon- 
days, at  Fraternity  Hall  corner  Seventh  and  Peralta 
Streets. 

Unity  Chapter  No.  65,  O.  E.  S. — Meets  second  and  fourth 
Mondays,  at  Fraternity  Hall  corner  Seventh  and  Per- 
alta Streets. 

Grangers.  Temescal  Grange — Mrs.  Babcock  Secretary. 
Meets  first  and  third  Saturday  of  each  month  at  I.  O.  O. 
F.  Hall. 

Sons  of  St.  George.  Albion  Lodge  No.  206 — Meets  at  1015 
Clav  Street. 

Young  and  Old  Club  (social) — Meets  second  and  fourth  ; 
Fridays  of  each  month  at  Grand  Army  Hall. 

Oakland  Union  No.  624,  E.  A.  U. — Meets  every  Satuday  at 
Fraternity  Hall,  corner  Seventh  and   Peralta  Streets. 

United  Endoment  Associates. 

Oakland  Lodge  No.  7 — Meets  Synagogue  Hall,  corner  Clay 

and  Thirteenth  Streets,  second  and  fourth  Fridays. 

Oakland  Typograpaical  Union,  No.  36. 
C.  D.  Rodgers,    President;  T.  W.   Lockwood,    Secretary;  E. 
A.  Cook,  Treasurer. 


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Ebell    Society. 
Meets  in  Hamilton  Hall  last  Saturday  of  each  month.  Miss 
Dean,  President, 

Reliance  Athletic  Club. 
Meets  second  floor  Masonic  Temple. 

Columbia  Rowing  Club  of  Oakland. 
(Boat-house  foot  of  Alice  Street  near  Alice  Street  Bridge.) 
Number  of  boats,  ten,  viz.:  one  four-oared  barge,  two  four- 
oared  shells,  one  pair-oared  lapstreak,  four  single  gigs, 
one  single  lapstreak,  two  single  shells,  .one  canoe. 
Howard  E.  Shinn,  President;  Chas.  R.  Yates,  Vice- 
President:  F.  L.  Haven,  Treasurer;  Wm.  McPherson, 
Secretary;  Wm.  McGillivray,  Captain;  Frank  G.  Drum, 
Vice-Captain:  F.  S.  Stratton  and  J.  A.  Folger,  Direc- 
tors. 

Oakland  Canoe  Club. 
(Foot  of  Alice.) 
W.  W.  Blow,  Commodore;  E.Russell  Cooper,  Secretary,  829 
(rrove. 

Oakland  Camera  Club. 

H.  L.  Adams,  President;  T.  W.  Sigourney,    Vice-President; 

J.    Leo  Park,  Secretary;     Frank     Rodolph,     Treasurer. 

•    Board  of.  Directors— -T.  W.   Sigourney,  EL    L.   Adams, 

Chester  Deering,  A.  J.  Gray.  L.J.  Hassler.     Address  of 

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[ndependenl    Order  Good  Samaritans,    Friendship    Lodge 
No.  2— Me  •-  al  Shattuck  Hall,  453  Eighth. 

[ndependenl  OrderGood  Samaritans.  Golden    Link    Lodge 
No.  3 — Meeta  at  shattuck  Hall.  453  Eighth. 

Alameda  County   Medical   Association— Organized  Oct.  25, 
l  >69.     W.  F.  Southard,  M.  D.,  President  ;  E.  M.  Pater- 
son,  M.  D.,  Vice-President;  L.  S.  Burchard,M.  IV.  5 
tary  ;  R.  Harmon,  Treasurer.    Number  active  meml 
in ';  number  of  honorary  members,  4  ;  Dumber  of  non- 

idenl  members,  L3.     Meeta  at    l  L55   Broadway, 
.-nd  Tuesday  evening  of  each  month,  b  clock. 

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President  ;  Mrs.  H.  P.  Livermore,  Corresponding  Sec- 
retary ;  Mrs.  A.  T.  Leighton,  Matron. 

Sheltering  Home — A  temporary  home  for  women  and  chil- 
dren.    Miss  Annie  T.  Athern,  Matron,  1274  Franklin. 

Woman's  Sheltering  and  Protection  Home — Mrs.  Emilie  M. 
Chabot,  President  ;  George  E.  DeGolia,  Secretrry;  757 
Broadway,  room  8. 

Oakland  Hospital  and  Home  for  Invalids — Located  on 
Twelfth,  between  Jackson  and  Madison  Streets.  E  .H. 
Woolsey,  M.  D.,  physician  in  charge. 

Health  Office — No.  510  Fifteenth  street,  under  charge  of  D. 
D.  Crowley,  M.  D. 

Dania  Society — A  Danish  Benevolent  Association — Meets 
at  hall,  864i  Broadway,  every  Wednesday  evening. 
John  F.  Tyllesen,  President ; Jergensen,  Secretary. 

The  West  Oakland  Home  (A  corporation) — Objects  to  ad- 
minister relief  to  roor  and  needy  widows  and  orphans, 
needy  children  and  unfortunate  women.  Location  of 
office,  973  Campbell  street,  West  Oakland.  Directors 
and  officers  for  1889:  Mrs.  Wm.  Crocker,  President; 
Mrs.  R.  S.  McWade,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  E.  M.  Knight 
Secretary  ;  Mrs.  Wm.  Kirk,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  Georgiana 
S.   Bowman,  Corresponding  Secretary. 


GERMAN  SOCIETIES. 

Deutscher  Club— Meets  461£  Twelfth  Street.  J.  F.  W. 
Bahls,  President;    A.  Koenig,  Secretary. 

Germania  Hall  Association — Phil  Conradi,  President;  Al- 
bert Kayser,  Secretary;    F.  Sinram,  Treasurer. 

Oakland  Turn  Verein — Julius  Fischer,  President;  Gustav 
Schmidt,  Vice-President;  F.  Sinram,  Treasurer;  Max 
Trustees:  Phil  Conradi,  A.  Tillman,  F.  Sinram. 

Verein  Eintracht — Meets  every  Tuesday  night  at  Verein 
Eintracht  Hall. 

California  Lodge  No.  2  0.  D.  H.  S. — Meets  Germania  Hall 
every  Thursday  evening.  John  Helbke,  President; 
Henry  Krake,  Secretary;  C.  Blessing,  Financial  Sec- 
retary;   David  Vogt,  Treasurer. 

Court  Harmonie,  No.  7547,  A.  0.  F. — Anton  Mitchel,  Dis 
trict  Deputy;  H.  Schelke,  P.  C.  R.;  Max  Franz,  C.  R.J 
Wm.  Ludke,  S.  C.  R.;  Franz  Harding,  F.  S.;  Pfl.  Hobj- 
man,  R.  S.;  C.  Allwardt,  J.  W.;  Chas.  Ravmaker,  S.  W.; 
Tai  Krieger,  J.  B.;  Julius  Pflug,  S.  B.;  Dr.  H.  E.  Mai- 
ler, Physician;  Wm.  Teassler,  H.  Gloz,  Caspar  Wen- 
mer,  Trustees.     Meets  Wednesday  evening  at  Eintracht 


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Hall,    Webster    Street    between    Seventh    and    Eighth 
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LOAN     ASSOCIATIONS. 

WEST  OAKLAND    MUTUAL    LOAN    ASSOCIATION. 

(Office,  Masonic  Hall,  corner  Willow  and  Seventh  Streets.) 
Incorporated  July  21,  1875.  Office  hours  from  6  to  8 
p.  m.  Monday  and  Thursday  evenings.  Meeting  held 
second  Monday  of  each  month.  A.  Sbarboro,  Secre- 
tary. 


HOME  SECURITY  BUILDING  AND   LOAN  ASSOCIA- 
TION OF  ALAMEDA  COUNTY. 

(Office,  465  Ninth  Street,    Oakland.) 
This  association   is   managed  by  a  board  of  nine  trustees, 

elected  yearly    by  the    shareholders.       Meetings    held 

twice  a  month.     J.  Greenhood,  President:  Charles  K. 

Clark,  Secretary. 
Equity  Building  and    Loan    Association — J.  B.  McChesney, 

President;    G.    A.    Willard,    Secretary.       Office,     100;] 

Washington  Street. 


BANKS. 

The   Oakland    Bank  of  Savings — Incorporated    August    13, 
1867.     Located  northeast  corner  Broadway  and  Twelfth 
Streets.     E.  C.  Sessions,  President:  W.  W.  Garth  waite,  I 
Cashier.     Authorized   capital,  $1,000,000;    Capital  and 
Reserve  Fund,  $500,000. 

First    National    Bank   of  Oakland — Incorporated    May    L5, 
L875.      Located   at    looo    Broadway.      V.    D.    Moody,  i 
President,   John    E.    Etuggles,    Vice-President;    A.    D.  I 
Thompson,  Cashier;    Capital,  $100,000;  Burplus,  $130,- 
000. 

Union    National    Bank — [ncorporated    May  26,  L875.     Lo-  , 
cated    northeast  corner    Broadway  and    Ninth  Streets. 
Thomas   Prather,  President;    C,    E.    Palmer,  Cashier. 

Capital.  $150,000. 

Union  Savings  Bank  —  [ncorporated  May  26,  L869.  Loca- 
ted southeast  corner  of  Ninth  and  Broadway.  J.  West 
Martin.  President;  A  E,  EI.  Cramer, Treasurer.  Loans, 
$1,7  18,739.67;  deposits,  $1,691,670.78;  Capital.  $300,- 
000. 

California  Bank  and  Trust  Co — [ncorporated  Sept.  1.  1887. 

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Published  by  the  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co.,  corner 
Castro  Street  and  Central  Avenue.  Subscription, 
$2.00  per  year. 

American  Sentinel — An  8-page  monthly  paper,  devoted  to 
the  defense  of  American  institutions.  Published  by 
Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co.,  corner  Castro  Street  and 
Central  Avenue.   Subscription  price,  50  cents  per  year. 

Pacific  Health  Journal  and  Temperance  Advocate — Thirty- 
two  pages.  Devoted  to  health  and  temperance.  Pub- 
lished monthly  by  the  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co., 
corner  Castro  Street  and  Central  Avenue.  Subscrip- 
tion price,  $1.00  per  year. 

Daily  Morning  Times — Republican  in  politics.  Published 
b}'  the  Morning  Times  Co.  H.  P.  Squire  manager,  of- 
fice, 950  Broadway.  Price,  50  cents  per  month,  deliv- 
ered by  carrier.  Official  paper  of  the  city.  Only  pa- 
per in  California  (outside  of  San  Francisco)  issued 
every  day  in  the  week.  Energetic,  spicy,  bold.  Gives 
the  latest  news. 

Enquirer — Issued  every  evening   (Sundays  excepted),   and 
delivered  by  carriers  at  35  cents  per  month.     R  *publi-  j 
can  in  politics.     Frank    A.    Leach,   publisher  and  pro- 
prietor.    Office,  960  Broadway. 

Daily  Evening  Tribune — Republican.  Office,  413-417 
Eighth  Street.  Published  by  Tribune  Publishing  Co. 
Yearly  subscription,  $6.00.  Delivered  at  15  cents  per 
week.     W.  E.  Dargie,  manager. 

East  Oakland  News  (East  Oakland) — Weekly.  Republican 
in  politics.  James  D.  Nairne,  proprietor.  Published 
every  Saturday. 

Oakland  Journal  (German) — Weekly.  Albert  Kayser,  edi- 
tor and  publisher.  Office,  southwest  corner  Seventh 
and  Webster.     Post-office  box,  287. 

The  Labor  Advocate — Weeklv.  Published  every  Saturday 
under  the  auspices  of  the  Knights  of  Labor  and  Trades 
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OFFICIAL  DIRECTORY. 

ALAMEDA  COUNTY  GOVERNMENT. 

County    Court    House — Located    on   the    west    side    of 
Broadway  between  Fourth  and  Fifth  Streets. 


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pires  first  Monday  in  January,  1891. 

Department   No.    2 — E.   M.  Gibson,  Judge, 
pires  first  Monday  in  January,  1890. 

Department  No.  3 — John  Ellsworth,  Judge 
pires  first  Monday  in  January,  189."). 

District  Attorney — (J.    \V.    Reed.     Term    expires    first 
Monday  in  January,  1891. 

Deputy  District  Attorneys — Emil  Nusbaumer  and  L.  S. 

Church. 

Court   Commissioner — D.    M.  Conner.     Office,    Delger 
Block. 

Sheriff — William  E.  Hale.     Term  expires  first  Monday 
in  January,  1 891 . 

Under  Sheriff— W.  S.  Barlow. 

Deputy  Sheriff — Charles  E.  Aid  en,  J.  C.  Jamieson. 

Jailer— E.  II.  Woolsey. 

\  distant  Jailer     Jobu  Morrison. 

County  Treasurer— S.  Huff.     Term  expires  January  1. 
L891. 

County  Tai  Collector— James  I>.  Barber.  Term  expires 
January  L.  L891. 


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Monday  in  January,  1891. 

County  Surveyor — George  L.  Nusbaumer.  Term  ex- 
pires first  Monday  in  January,  1891. 

Board  of  Supervisors  of  Alameda  County,  Cal. 
Regular    meetings    first  Mondays    of    February,    May, 
August  and  November. 

Members  of  Board — Hiram  Bailey,  District  No.  1;  D. 
W.  Martin,  District  No.  2;  Bart.  Morgan,  District  No.  3;  D. 
C.  Brown,  District  No.  4;  W.  S.  Pelouze,  District  No.  5; 
Bart.  Morgan,  Chairman;  Chas.  T.  Boardman,  Clerk. 

Order  of  Business. 

1— Roll  Call. 

2 Reading  of  Minutes  of  Previous  Meeting. 

3 — Reports  of  County  Officers. 
•  4 — Reports  of  Committees. 

5 Reception  of  Petitions  and  Communications. 

6 — Unfinished  Business. 
7 — Reception  of  Bills. 
8 — Allowance  of  Bills. 
9 — New  Business. 

Standing  Committees. 
Judiciary,  County  Buildings  and   Improvements — Pel- 
ouze, Martin  and  Brown. 

Auditing  and  Finance — Brown,  Bailey  and  Pelouze. 
Roads,  Bridges   and   Franchises — Martin,  Pelouze  and 

Bailey. 

Hospitals — Bailey,  Brown  and  Martin. 

BOARD  OF  EQUALIZATION. 

Consists  of  the  County  Board  of  Supervisors.  Meets 
first  Monday  in  July  and  continues  in  session  during  the 
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(Room    5,  Court  House.) 
W.  F.  B.  Lynch,  Chairman:  Win.  Dukeon,  F.  M.  Camp- 
bell, W.  B.  Ludlow;  P.  M.  Fisher,  Secretary. 

County     Superintendent     of    Public     Schools — P.    M. 

Fisher. 

Deputy  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools — Mrs.  Anna 

C.  Fisher. 

Office  days,    Saturdays    and    Mondays,    from  9  a.  If.  to 

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HALL  OF  RECORDS. 

Located  on  the  east  side  of  Broadway  between  Fourth 
and   Fifth  Streets. 

County  Recorder — Rod.  W.  Church.  Term  of  office 
expires  first  Monday  in  January,  1891. 

Deputy  Recorders — W.  B.  Hamilton,  Gecrge  N.  Masen. 

Copyists — W.  H.  Church,  Charles  L.  Neale,  George  H. 
Furrey,  Paul  Schaffer,  R.  C,  Vose,  J.  R.  Taylor. 

County  Clerk  and  Auditor — Charles  T.  Boardman. 
Term  of  office  expires  first  Monday  in  January,   1891. 

Deputy  Clerks — E.  B.  Overacker,  N.  G.  Sturtevant,  W. 
F.  Hardy,  Robert  Edgar,  Frank  J.  Krauth,  W.  M.  Gilcrest. 

Public  Administrator  —  James  Stanley.  Term  of 
office  expires  first  Monday  in  January,  1891.  Office,  969 
Broadway 

Coroner — Henry  Evers.  Office,  865  Washington.  Term 
expires  first  Monday  in  January,  1891. 


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(Postoffice  address,  San  Leandro.)  ^H' 

This    institution    is    located    about    twelve  miles    from  Sjf 

Oakland,  between  San  Leandro  and    Haywards.      It    affords  ^^ 

a  home  for  the  indigent  aged  and  infirm,  and  a  hospital  for  <Q 

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Building.     Under  charge  of  Dr.  II.  T.  Legler.  00  ^ 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC  FOR  ALAMEDA  COUNTY.  $  ~ 

N.    Benedict.  mmission     expires     September    1*2,  ^  « 

10.  ^  ~ 

George  Br u mall.     Commission  expired  April   l-">.  ISS9.  p$  |= 

Fred  L.  Button,  Oakland.    Commission  expires  Decern-  Kj  §• 

her  20,  18  Xfl  3" 

Will   M.  Burrell, Oakland.    Commission  expired  March  hjj  ^ 

-r>-     589<  6 

Edward    Bernstein,    Oakland.       Commission    expired  E 

March  3,  L889.  H  gf 

Ezra  Burrell.  Oakland.     Commission   expired   April  I.  •     E3 

L8*  •     s 

J.  Callaghan,    Oakland.     Commission    expired    March  Jaj 

3rd  L889. 

A.    \I    Church,    Oakland.    Commission    expired   July 

26,  L889.  ^ 

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"«  C.  L   t  'olvin,    Oakland.     Commission   expires  October 

80   14,  1890. 

o  sT  W-  J-    Dingee)    Oakland.     Commission    expires    April 

S  IP   29,  1890. 

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Sao  A.  J.  Gillis.     Commission  expired  May  1,  lv  ^^ 

§ +f ;  W.    Holtz,    Alameda.     Commission     expired    May  31,    ^^ 


&  *  M.  T.  Dusenbury,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  Jan. 

£      I  7,  1889. 

John  Ellsworth,  Alameda.     Commission  expired  March 


3    .'10,  1889 


*§  "  James  Gamble.     Commission  expires   May  15,  1890 


^  1 1889. 

£  ©  Carv  Howard,  Oakland.     Commission  expired    March 

§  J    2,  1889." 

&  §  Thomas    C.   Huxley,  Mission    San  Jose.    Commission 

'  expires  May  28, 1890. 

C.  T.  Johns,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  March  25, 
1889. 

Lee  Kenworthy.     Commission  expired  August  12, 1889 
©  g  G.    W.    Langan.     Commission     expired    December    5,  ^     ^ 

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&+|  A.  C.  Lawson,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  Decern-  9^ 

g  g    ber  9,  1888.  — 

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h  x            William  A,  Mix,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  April  ~  ^ 
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*  ^            J.   W.  Moss,    Oakland.     Commission   expired   April  1.   ^  ^ 
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A.    Kcenig,    Oakland.     Commission    expired   May    27,   £  CD 

1588.  $  g- 

Hiram  A.  Luttrell,  Oakland.    Commission  expires  April  §.  £-- 

19,  1890.  >_  ^ 

A.  B.  Merrill,  Berkeley.     Cam  mission  expires  February    §J"  P 

13,  1890.  ':  ^ 

C,  C-  Marsh,  Brooklyn.     Commission    expired    Febru-   J  ' 

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John  R,  Palmer,  Pleasanton.     Commission  expires  May   g"  c 

3,  1890.  |  3? 

W,  W.  Palmer,  Alameda.     Commission    expires    April    >  X- 

30,  1890.  n> ' 

J.  M.  Poston.     Commission  expire1?  May  3,  1890.  f^ 

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W.  L.  Prather,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  July  18, 


)  c  J.  B.  Richardson,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  April 

®|    5,  1889. 

£?+5>  George  W.  Reed,  Oakland.      Commission  expires  May 

g>  p  :  3,  1890. 

cgi  J  V.  R.  Raymond.     Commission  expired  August  1,  1889. 

gj  _  R.  A.  Redmond.     Commission  expired  August  1,  1S89. 

g|  1  Ed.  C.  Robinson,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  Janu- 

ary 5,  1889. 

\V.  EL  Sanborn,  Sunol.       Commission    expired    March 
25,  1889. 

George    B.    Seaman,     Oakland.     Commission    expired 
December  6,  1889. 

George  M.  Shaw,  Oakland.    Commission  expired  March 
30,  1889. 

Thomas  A.  Smith,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  De- 
cember 8,  1889. 

D.  Stoddart,  Oakland.     Commission  expired  March  24f 
^  1889. 

\V.  R,  Thomas.     Commission    expires    September    28, 
1890. 

Fred  E.  Whitney,  Oakland.     Commission  expires  June 
9,  1890. 

W.  H.  Wright.     Commission  expires  May  5,  1890. 
W.  A.  Yates,  Centerville.     Commission  expires    March 
15,  1890. 


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TOWNSHIP  JUSTICES. 

Alameda  Township — W.  H.  Mahoney,  R  B.  Tappan. 

Brooklyn  Township — E.  G.  Mathews. 
Eden  Township — I.  I).  Austin,  L.  J.  Kenworthy, 
Murray  'Township — R.  W.  Graham,  A.  Yanderhoort. 
Washington  Township — E.  A.  Richmond,  Thos.  Scott. 
Oakland  Township — Emil  Nushaiimer. 

Oakland  City— V.  \V.   Henshaw,  V.  B.  Ogden. 

Berkeley  Township — A.  II.  Morris. 


CONSTABLES. 

Oakland  Township — I     II.   kesler,   II.  0.   Uahcock 


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Giving  Official    Name    and    Numbering-   of  Streets,    Avenues, 
Lanes,  etc.,  in  the  City  of  Oakland. 

The  Numbering  Is  Furnished  for  This   Work  by  Mr.    Gerald 
L.  Abell,  City  Number er. 


A,  East  Oakland,    off   Clark 
E  of  Hi^h. 

Not  Numbered. 
A,  fm     Peralta    nr    Thirty- 
second  W  to  the  Bay  (Watts 
Tract;. 
North.    Street.  South. 

300    Holden 301 

350    H  >rton 351 

400    Hubbard 401 

450     Halleck 451 

500    Beach     501 

550    Gladding 551 

600    Surrh yne 601 

Abel.      (See   East    Twenty- 
fourth.) 
Adams,  E  of  Vernon  fm  Bay 

PI  XE. 
Adams.    (See   East    Four- 
teenth. ) 

Not  Numbered. 
Adeline,  East  Oakland,   E 
of  Twenty-fourth  av  fm  East 
Fourteenth    N    to  Twenty- 
second. 

Not  Numbered. 
East  Fourteenth. 
Monroe. 
Quincey. 
Twentieth. 
Twenty-first. 
Twenty-second. 
Adeline,  bet  Che-tnutand 
Magnolia  fm  First  N  crossing 
San    Pablo    av    at     Thiity- 
eighth  continuing  N  to  Ade- 
line av. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

700    Third   701 

850    Seventh   851 

900    Eighth 901 

1000     Tenth     1001 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth 130 1 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 1451 

1500    Twenty-first 1501 

1600    Twenty^ecmd 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 1701 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

2100    Thirty-second 2  01 

2200    Thirty-fourth. 2201 

Thirty-sixth. 
San  Pablo  av. 
Thirty-eighth. 
Summer. 
Spring. 


Fortieth. 
Forty-first. 
Fortj- -second. 
Forty-third. 
Forty-fourth. 
Forty -fifth. 
Foity -sixth. 
Auburn  av. 
Plumas. 
Sonoma. 
Shasta. 
Sutter. 
Menlo. 
Stanley. 
Mariposa. 
Benton. 
McKee. 
Adeline  av. 
Alameda.    (See  Second  av.) 

Alameda.    (See  Twenty- 
first  av.) 
Albion.  (See Twenty-eighth 

fm  Telegraph  av  to  Grove.) 
Alcatraz  Av,  fm  College 
av  W  to  the  Bay. 

Not  Numbered. 

College  av. 

Moulton . 

Colby. 

Telegraph  av. 

Shattuck  av. 

Grove . 

Adeline  av. 

King. 

Calais. 

Third  av,  North  Oakland 

Baker. 

Idaho. 

Herzog. 

San  Pablo  av. 

Bay. 

Alden.     (See  Twenty-ninth 
fm  San  Pablo  av  E  to  Grove.) 

Alice,  bet  Jackson  and  Har- 
rison fm  S  Water  Front  N  to 
Lake  Merritt. 
East.        Street.  West. 

550    S  Water  Front 551 

600    First  601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750    Fourth 751 

S00     Fifth 801 

826    Sixth 825 

850    Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh. 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 


1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

Lake  Merritt. 
Alpine,  S    of   Tehama  fm 
Shattuck  av  to  Telegraph  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
Shattuck. 
Dover. 
Amethyst,  bet  Weston  av 
and  Booth  fm   Broadway  E. 
Not  Numbered. 
Andover,    E   of    Elm    fm 
Plymouth      N  to  Edwards. 
Antonio.     (See  Nineteenth 

av.) 
Apgar,    bet     Thirty-eighth 
and  Thirty-ninth  fm   Tele- 
graph av  W. 

Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Arroyo.   (See  Fifteenth  av.) 
At  hoi  Av,  E  of  Lake  Mer- 
ritt, Peralta  Heights. 
Atlantic,  bet  Pacific    and 
William  fm  Ws  of  Peralta  to 
Bay. 
North.     Street.  South. 

1600    Peralta ....1601 

1650    Campbell 1651 

1700    Willow 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1800    Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 1851 

Bay. 
Auburn,  N  of  Walker  av 
fm  Adeline    nr   Forty-sixth 
W  to  Oakland  Trotting  Park. 
Not  Numbered. 
Adeline. 
San  Pablo  av. 
Emery. 
Watts. 

Trotting  Park. 
Ayala  A  v,  W  of  Claremont 
av  f  m  Sutter. 

Not  Numbered. 
Sutter. 
Miranda. 
B,  East  Oakland,  off  Clark  B 
of  A. 

Not  Numbered. 
B.  junction   of    Peralta  and 
Thirty-fourth  W  to  the  Bay. 
North.     Street.  South. 

150    Peralta 151 

200    Haven 201 

250    Hollis »51 


300     Holden 801 

350     Horton 351 

400    Huuoard 401 

450     Hallecfc 451 

500     Beach 501 

550    Madding 551 

600    Surrybne     6  1 

Baker  Teme8cal,W  of  Third 
av  Im  Al  atraz  av  S. 
Not  Numbered. 
Fe't  .n. 
Todd. 
McKee. 

GuMen  Gate  av. 
Bassett.   fra   San    Leandro 
Road  B  Of  Fruit  Vale  av  S. 
•    Numbered. 
San  Leandro  Road. 
Washington. 
Putnam. 
Warren. 
Bay   Place,  N  of  Twenty- 
iiuh  hn   relegraph  av  W  t 
city  line. 
North.         Street.  South. 

600     Telegraph  av 501 

450       B  ua  Iway 451 

Ba.t  ar  fm  Atlantic 

N  to  Verba  Buena  av. 
East.        Street  We<». 

750     Atlantic 751 

800    William 801 

850    Seventh 

875    Goss 876 

Short 

900    Division  901 

Tavlor   

1000    Seward 1001 

1050    Lincoln 

Twelfth 

.rtecnth    ISO] 

1300    Sixteenth   1301 

j    teenth 14  1 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600  -econd 1601 

Twenty  fourth 

Twenty-sixth 

8000     B 2001 

Verba  Buena  av. 
Bay.   I  of  bake  Merritt   fm 
Brooklyn   NK. 
klyn. 
Peralta. 

Bench,  bet  Hallerk  and  Gla<l- 

»  ■  i^'hth   bet 
'    and    W 

av. 

|  Wcgt. 

g    T  th 1 

A 

200    i; 

>.  erba  Kuena  av. 
Berk  with  'vand 

Diamond  ' 

B  r  a, 
BrllrMir    E  I  Fruit  Vale  av 
Road  E  to 
rait*  av. 

red. 
Brut  on    l   .  -t  Oakland.  (8ee 

M   ) 
Iltiilon  irip.ma  fm 

Shu  \deline. 

inhered. 
Shattuck  a\ . 
Met 'all. 
•r. 


Grove 
Genoa. 
Ade.ine. 
Bruluh  Park,  E  8  of  Thir- 
tn  a\  and  junction  with 
Count \     Road     N     of     Fast 
ieth. 
Birch    >     I  Temescal  fm    N 
Broadway  E  toTeL-^raph  av. 

•  .Numbered. 
Broadway. 
Diamond. 

Beck  r. 
Liberty, 
•nd. 
ry. 
Maple, 
Blair    *.v.  fm  Piedmont  av 
NE  to  Venal  i\ . 

•  Numl.ered. 
Pie<iniont  av. 
Valle  ito  av. 
Monte  ito  av. 
Hillside  av. 

Booth.  !fof  Mo-savfm  Web- 
ster .i    W  to  New  Broadway. 
Not  Numbered. 
Butler     Av,    bet     Golden 
Gate  av  and   Klinkner  av  fm 
San  Pablo  av  E  3  bl  *cks. 
N   t    Numbered. 
San  Pablo  av. 
Herzog. 
Idaho. 
Butler.  N  of  Vernon   cross- 
ing Br  -ad way. 

N       N  unbered. 
Brando  i  Leandro 

Road  E  of  Bassett  S. 

•  Numbered. 
Leandro  Road. 

•  n. 
Putnam. 
ren. 
Church. 
Lane. 
Bray  A  v.  Bof  Fruit  Vale  av 
fm  San    Leandro  Road  N  to 
old  County  Road. 

Numbered. 
Bridjre.     (See   Eir>t   av.) 
Broadway  thing* 

too     and     Franklin 
Water  Front  N  to  citv  limits. 
W,-:. 

ront   

600     First 

650     Second 

700     Third 7<d 

760    Fourth 

800     Fifth 

•  i     - 

•  nth 

th.     901 

950     Ninth     9"<1 

th    

•nth 

1100    Twelfth    1101 

1150    Thirteenth  1151 

1200 

I  Ifteenth  1251 

enth 

1401 

.    entj  first 

■    Mt\     fifth    . 

1800     i  Twc,,,N  »>xth...  )  iao. 
l9W      (  Bay  Place >1801 


r 

1900H,unction  W,eb3terll901 
(  Mernmac  Place,      f 

1950    Prospect.  1951 

2000    Orchard.  2001 

2100     Hawthorne.  2101 

J  mction  Webster  av. 
Xcw  Broadway, continu- 
ation    of     Bruauway    above 
city  line. 

Not   Numbered. 
K  av. 
Weston  av. 
Amethvst. 
B  oth. 
Frederick. 
Mather. 
M   Adam. 
But.er. 
Clifton. 

Fourth,  TemescaL 
Huds 

..  Temescal. 

ad,  Temescal. 
First,  Temescal. 
Norm. 
F!  >ria. 

:  on. 
nJeatrai  av. 
Broaluay.  East  Oakland. 

nth  av.) 
Broekhurst,  N  of  Thirty- 
id  fin  Grove  W  to  San 
Pabi 
North.        Street.            Smth. 
650       Grove 651 

et »01 

Brook,  E  of  New  Broa 
8    :  junction   of  Webster  av 
Hawthorne  continuing 
,.ird. 
Brooklyn,  fm  Lake  Merritt 
N  fourth  £ 

to  Fourth  av. 
<e. 

I  tol. 

•ie. 
II    Aard. 

J  Junction     Clinton  ) 
(      and  Fourth  a\  - 
Brow  ii.   or  Thirty- 
fourth,  bt  t  T   nty  st 
and  Walton  hn  Telegraph  av 
w     » Sai    Pablo  av. 
th.        Street.             South. 
500      Tele&rraph  av 501 

Market 901 

Kriixh.  t"  |  West  and  I 
fm  i         S  1     3ao   Pablo  av 
and  Tweol  y  eecond. 

601 

650     Second 651 

Third 701 

irth 

i  

i     

nth 851 

1        :h 901 

Ninth 

1000     Tenth  1.*>1 

Eleventh 1061 

lloo     Twelfth 1101 

Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1101 

teenth         lttl 

1300     Sixteenth    .    1801 


STREET     DIRECTORY 


63 


1350    Seventeenth 1351 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth. 1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1 526    Twenty -first 1525 

1550    Lydia ...    .1551 

1600    Twenty-second     ...1601 

San  Pablo  av. 
C,  East  Oakland,  off  Clarke  E 

of  B.     Not  Numbered. 
Calais,  junction  of  Forty- 
fifth  and  Market  N. 
Not  Numbered. 
Forty-sixth. 
Forty-seventh. 
Tehama. 
Plumas. 
Sonoma. 
Shasta. 
Sutter. 
Menlo. 
Adeline. 
McKee. 
Todd. 
Felton 
Alcatraz  av. 
Caledonia  Av,  bet  Albion 
and  Thirtieth  fm  Telegraph 
av  W  to  Grove. 

500    Telegraph 501 

Campbell.     (See    Thir- 
tieth fm  Telegraph  av  W  to 
San  Pablo  av.) 
Campbell,   W    of    Peralta 
fm  Third  N  to  Twenty-eighth 
East.        Street.  West. 

700    Thid  and  Peralta.     701 

Pacific 

750    Atlantic  751 

800    William 801 

850    Seventh  851 

900    Eighth  and  Chase..  901 

Tavlor 

1000     Seward 1001 

1050     Lincoln 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twentv-second 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 1701 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

Canning:,  E    of   Telegraph 
av  f m  Maple  N  to  Joy. 
Not  Numbered. 
Capitol,  E  of  Lake  Merritt 
fm  Brooklyn  to  Prospect. 
Not  Numbered. 
Brooklyn. 
Peralta. 
Castro,  bet  Grove  and  Brush 
fm  First  N  to  Twentieth  nr 
San  Pablo  a  v. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750    Fourth 751 

800    Fifth ..  801 

826    Sixth 825 

850    Seventh 851 

90)    Eighth 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050     Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 


1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth 13ol 

1350    Se\  enteenth 135 1 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

Cedar,  bet  Pine  and  Bay  fm 

Atlantic  N  to  B. 
East.        Street.  West. 

750    Atlantic 751 

800     William 801 

750    Seventh 851 

876    Goss 875 

Snort 

900     Division 901 

926    Chase 925 

950    TaUor 951 

1000     Seward 100 1 

1050     Lincoln    1051 

1100    Twelfth    1101 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth   1301 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentietn   ..." 1501 

1600     Twentv-second 1601 

170C    TwentV-fourth  .  .    .  .1701 

1800    Twentv-sixth 1801 

2000    B 2001 

Center,    bet    Cypress    and 
Chester  fm  First  N  to  Per- 
alta and  Seventeenth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

700    Third 701 

800     Fifth 801 

850     Seventh 851 

900    Eighth     901 

950    Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 100 

1050     E  eventh 105 

1300    Twelfth     110 

1350    Thirteenth 115 

1200    Fourteenth 120 

1250    Fifteenth 125 

1300    Sixteenth 130 

1350    Seventeenth 135 

Peralta. 

Central  Av,  East  Oakland, 

fm  East   Twenty-seventh   E 

of  Highland  av  running  N. 

Not  Numbered. 

Chambers,  N    of  Cottage 

fm  Vernon  to  Lake  av. 
Charles    Av.     (See   East 

Twenty-eighth.) 
Charter,  East  Oakland.  (See 

East  Twenty-fifth. 
Charter,    continuation    of 
Twenty-second  fm  San  Pablo 
av  to  Telegraph  av. 
Numbered  from 
500    Telegraph  av. 
Chase,  East  Oakland.     (See 

Third  av.) 
Chase,    fm    Campbell     and 

Eighth  E  to  Bay. 
North.     !>tre?4.  South. 

»{«?"     } «»• 

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1800     Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 1851 

1900     Bay 1901 

Cherry,  fm  Telegraph  av  at 
junction  of  Racine  E. 
Not  Numbered. 
Cherry,  off  Temescal  E  of 
Maple.    Not  Numbered. 
Temescal. 
Birch. 
Chester,  W  of  Center  fm 


First  N  to  Twelfth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

700     Third 701 

800    Fifth 801 

850     Seventh 851 

900     Eighth 901 

950    Ninth 951 

1000     Tenth 1001 

1100     Twelfth 1101 

Chestnut,  bet  Filbert  and 
Adeline  fm   First  N  to  San 
Pablo  av  and  Thirty-sixth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

700    Third 701 

800    Fifth 801 

850    Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twentv-second 1601 

1700    Twentv-fourth 1701 

1800    Twenty  sixth 1801 

1850    Twenty-eighth 1S51 

20u0    Thirtieth.. 2o0l 

2100    Thirty-second 2101 

2200    Thirtv-fourth 2251 

Thirty-sixth 

Church,  fm  junction   High 
and    Railroad  av  W  to  Fruit 
Vale  av.      Not  Numbered. 
Claremont   Av,  fm  Tel 
egraph    av    N      of     Forty- 
seventh  running  N. 
Not  Numbered. 
Vicente. 
Sutter. 
Miranda. 
Martin. 
Colby. 
Moulton. 
College  av. 
Clark**,  East  Oakland,  E  of 
High  S  of  Railroad  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
Clay,  W  of   Washington  fm 
First   to  San   Pablo  av  and 
Seventeenth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600     First 601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750  Fourth 751 

800  Fifth 801 

826  Sixth  825 

850  Seventh 851 

900  Eighth 901 

950  Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh. 1051 

1100     Twelfth     1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250     Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth    1301 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

San  Pablo  av. 
Clay,    East   Oakland.     (See 

Ninth  av.) 
Cleveland  Av,  continua- 
tion of  Forty-fourth  fm  Tele- 
graph av  E.    Not  Numbered. 
Clifton,  E  s  of   Claremont 


1 

61                                                STREET     DIRECTORY. 

av  N  of  Summer  E  to  College 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

East,  East    Oakland,    E    of 

av.      Not  Numbered. 

Cypress,  net  Kirkham  and 

Central  av. 

Claremont  av. 

Center  fm  First  N  to  Peralta 

F.a-t  Eighteenth,  N   of 

First,  Temescal. 

and  Twenty-second. 

East  Seventeenth  fin  Fourth 

Second,      '* 

East.         Street.                 West. 

av  E  to  Fourteenth  av. 

Third,        M 

South.     Street.                North. 

Fourth,      M 
College  av . 
Clinton,    bet     Grant     and 
Countv  Road  E  8  of  Moraga 
Valley*  Road. 

Not  Numbered. 
Summit. 

700    Third 701 

•200    Fourth  av 2ol 

800     Fifth 801 

nth    851 

•250     Fifth  av 251 

300     Sixth  av 301 

900     Eighth   901 

350    Seventh  av 351 

1060     Eleventh 1051 

400     Eighth  av 401 

Union. 

Clinton,  East  Oakland,  fm 

1200     Fourteenth 1201 

600    Twelfth  av 601 

Fourth    av    N    of    junction 

1250     Fifteenth 1251 

with  Brooklyn  N.to  city  line. 

1800     Sixteenth      "301 

Not  Numbered. 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

Brooklyn. 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

800     Sixteenth  av S01 

Peralta. 

Prospect. 

1MX)    Twentieth 1501 

East     Eighth,    continua- 

Lincoln. 

1600    Twentv-second   1601 

tion    of    E  ghth   E  of    Lake 

Excels*  or. 

Peralta. 

Iferritt  to  Sixth  av. 

Hound. 

D,  East  Oakland,  off  Clarke  E 

Booth.     Street.                 North. 

Colby,   bet   Telegraph    and 

of  C.     Not  numbered. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

College  avs  fin  Alcatraz  av  S 

Dale  Av,  E  of  New  Broad- 

250   Fifth  av   251 

to  CI  a  rem  on  t  a  v. 

way  crossing  MeAdam, 

East  Eleventh,   continu- 

Not Numbered. 

Not  Numbered. 

ation  of  Eleventh  E  of  Lake 

Alcatraz  av. 

Dale,  E  s  of  Plea-ant  Valley 

Merritt  to  Tnirteenth  av. 

Sharon. 

av  bet  <  ottnjre  and  Piedmont 

South.     Street.                North. 

Thompson. 
College    Av,  continuation 

a\s.     Not  Numbered. 

Delger.     (See  Twentieth.) 

Of  New  Broadway  N  to  Uni- 
versity. 

Pemiison,    East   Oakland, 
tin   Park   av  W  t  >  San  Anto- 

nio Creek  S  of  Livingston. 
North.        Street.            South. 

250     Fifth  av 25 1 

Junction  Broadway. 

Clifton. 

350    Seventh  av 351 

Hudson  and  Fourth. 

1100     Kennedy 1101 

Forest  and  Third. 
Second. 

Valdes 1051 

looo    King 1U01 

4  0     Ninth  ;i\ 4.">1 

Tenth  av    

First. 

9-10    Shell  Mound 961 

Claremont  av. 

Diamond.  W  of  New  Broad- 

...   .601 

Sharon. 

way  mi    Moss   av  N  and   fm 

Bast   Vltt ee.nth,  continu- 

Alcatraz av. 

Temescal  N. 

ation  of  Kilt;  euth  B  of  Lake 

Col  us  u    Av,   S    of  Joy    fm 

Not  Numbered. 

Merritt  to  Twenty-fourth  av. 

Ravin  is  E  crossing  Telegraph 

-  av. 

South      Si                          North. 

av.    Not  Numbered. 

ConiiiK'i'cc.     B      of    Thir- 

Weston  av. 

Temescal. 

First  av   51 

100     S  e  .ndav 101 

th   a\  fm    E  i^t  Twelfth 

S                                  .id. 

Birch. 
Vernon. 

Fourth  av 8M 

En 

110! 

Division,  continuation   of 

■   i  mi  Wood  to  B  H  • 

:iv 

h  av 801 

Street.             South. 

Wood 

1801 

■ 

.1401 

I860    Cedar 1851 

Tenth  av            601 

1600     1 

Dover,  fm  junction  of  <  ■ 

and    Fort v  f Irrd    N  t  >  Km 

...  801 

660     1                 h  av   ..    ..  651 

] 

ton      N    '     Numbered. 

Fourteenth  av 701 

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•  y- third. 

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Fortj  fifth. 

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Kami    Fourteenth, 

t(  r. 

i    K 

nlo. 

' 

th. 

Cnrtla 

S      10 

' 

Dan     ■                       \  iii<\ 

1 

' 

:  ad. 
Unl(  n. 

Put- 

l»  ii  in  nt      (0et  Eighteenth.) 

400     Eighth  u\          iOl 

1660      i 

iai              ...  4  .i 

STREET     DIRECORY. 


65 


600    Tenth  av. 501 

550    Eleventh  av 551 

600    Twelfth  av 601 

650    Thirteenth  av 651 

700    Fourteenthav 7ul 

750     Fifteenth  av 751 

800    Sixteenth  av  801 

850    Seventeenth  av 851 

900     Eighteen  th  av 901 

950    Nineteenth  av 951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050    Twenty-first  av.    ...  1051 
1100    Twenty  sec  >nd  av.  .1101 

1150    Twenty-third  av 1151 

1200    Twtiitv-fouith  av..l201 
1250    Twenty-fifth  av.   ...  1*51 
Adeline. 
Howard. 
East  Front,  E  of  Fallon  N 

fm  Seventh  to  Fourteenth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

850    Seventh . .     .     851 

900    Eighth 901 

950    Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth   1000 

1050     Eleventh  1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

Mast   Nineteenth,  N  of 
East  Eighteenth  fm  Fourth 
av  E  to  city  line. 
South.    Street.  North. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

250     Fifth  av 251 

300    Sixth  av 301 

350    Seven  th  av 351 

400    Eighth  av 401 

450    Ninth  av 451 

500    Tenth  av 501 

550     Eleventh  av 551 

600    Twelfth  av 601 

650    Thirteenth  av  651 

700    Fourteenth  av. . 701 

800    Sixteenth  av 801 

850    Seventeenth  av.   .     R51 

900    Eighteen  th  av 901 

950    Nineteenth  av 951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050    Twenty -first  av 1051 

1100    Twenty -second  av..  1101 

1150    Twentv-third  av 1151 

1200    Twenty-fourth  av..l201 

Eamt    Ninth,  continuation 

of  Ninth  E  of  Lake  Mesritt 

to  Ninth  av. 

South.     Street.  North. 

150    Third  av 151 

200     Fourth  av 2  1 

250  Fifth  av 251 

300  Sixth  av 301 

350  Seventh  av 351 

400  Eighth  av 401 

East  Seventeenth,  N  of 

East  Sixteenth  fni  Fourth  av 
E  to  Twenty-fourth  av. 
South.    Street.  North. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

260    Fifth  av 251 

300    Sixth  av 3  >1 

350    Seventh  av 851 

400    Eighth  av 401 

450     Ninth  av     451 

500    Tenth  av 501 

550     Eleventh  av 551 

600    Twelfth  av     601 

650    Thirteenth  av 651 

700    Fourteenthav 701 

750    Fifteenth  av 751 

800    Sixteenth  av 801 

850    Seventeenth  av..    ..   851 
900    Eighteenth  av 901 


inoo    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050    Twenty-first  av 1051 

1100  Twenty -second  av.1101 

1150    Twenty-third  av 1151 

Ea*t  Sixteenth,  contin- 
uation of  Sixteenth  E  of 
Like  Merritt  to  city  line. 

South.     Street.  North. 

50    First  av   51 

100    Scondav 101 

150    Third  av   151 

200     Fourth  av 201 

250     Fifth  av 251 

300    Sixth  av 301 

350    Seventh  av 351 

4:)0    Eighth  av 401 

450     Ninth  av 451 

500    Tenth  av 501 

550     Eleventh  av 551 

600    Twelfth  av 601 

650    Thirteenth  av  651 

700    Fourteenth  av 701 

750    Fifteenth  av  751 

800    Sixteenth  av 801 

850  Seventeenth  av. .   . .  851 

9)0    Eighteenth  av 901 

95)    Nineteenth  av 951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050  Twenty-first  av.   ..1051 

1100  Twenty-second  av.  .1101 

1150  Twentv-third  av   ...1151 

1200  Twenty-fourth  av..l201 

East  Tenth,  continuation 
of  Tenth  E  of  Lake  Merritt 
to  Eleventh  av. 

S->uth.     Street.  North. 

150    Third  av....      151 

2'0    F  urthav..   201 

250    Filth  av 251 

300    Sixth  av 301 

350     Seventh  av . .   351 

400    Eighth  av 4oi 

450     Ninth  av 451 

500    Tenth  av 501 

East  Thirtieth,  N  of  East 

Twenty-ninth     fm     Count} 
Road  to  city  line. 
South.     Street.  North. 

1050     East  Twenty -first. . .  1051 
Knox  a  v. 
Highland  a  v. 

East   Twelfth,  continua- 
tion  of  Twelfth    E  of    Lake 
Merritr  to  city  line. 
South.     Street.  North. 

50     First  av 51 

100    Second  av 101 

150    Thud  av 151 

200     Fourth  av 201 

250     Fifth  av 25] 

300    Sixth  av .01 

350    Seventh  av 861 

400     Eighth  av 401 

450     Ninth  av 451 

500     Tenth  av   5"1 

550     Eleventh  av   . . .    .       661 

600    Twelfth  av   6>1 

650    Thirteenth  av 65] 

700    Fourteenthav 701 

750     Fifteenth  av 751 

800    Sixteenth  av 801 

8  0    Seventeenth  av   ...   851 

9.10     Eighteenth  av 001 

950     Nineteenth  av.     .    .  951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050     Twenty-first  av 1051 

noo  Twenty-second  av..lioi 
1150  Twenty-third  av....H5l 
100'  Twenty-fourth  av..l20l 
1250    Twenty-fifth   av....l251 

East    Twentieth,    N  of 


East  Nineteenth  fm  Fourth 
av  E  to  city  line. 

South.     Street.  North. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

250    Fifth  av 251 

300    Sixth  av 301 

350    Seventh  av 351 

400     Eighth  av 401 

450     Ninth  av 451 

500    Tenth  av 501 

550     Eleventh  av 551 

60U    Twelfth  av 601 

650    Thirteenth  av 651 

700  Fourteenth  av...    .  701 

800    Sixteenth  av  801 

850    Seventeenth  av 851 

900    Eighteenth  av 901 

950     Nineteenth  av 951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050  Twenty -first  av   ..1051 

11(0  Twenty-second  av..  1101 

1150  Twenty-third  av....  1151 

1200  Twenty-fourth  av. . .  1201 

East    Twenty-eighth, 

N   of    East  Twenty-seventh 
fm  Nineteenth  av  E  to  city 
line. 
South.    Street.  North. 

950    Nineteenth  av 951 

1050    Twenty-first  av 1051 

Knox  av. 
Highland  av. 

East   Twenty-fifth,    N 

of    East    Twenty-fourth    fm 

Thirteenth  av  E  to  city  line. 

South.     Street.  North. 

650    Thiiteenth  av 651 

700     Fourteenthav 701 

Glen  av 

900    Nineteenth  av 901 

1050    Twenty-first  av.   ...1051 

EastTwenty-first,  N  of 
East  Ninete  nth  fm  Fourth 
av  E  to  city  line. 
South.     Street.  North. 

•200     Fourth  av 201 

250     Fifth  av 251 

350     Seventh  av 351 

400     Eighth  av 401 

450    Ninth  av   451 

550     Eleventh  av 551 

650    Thirteenth  av 651 

700     Fourteenthav.    ..    .701 

800    Sixteenth  av   801 

850     Seventeenth  av 851 

900     Eighteenth  av 901 

950    Nineteenth  av 951 

1000    Twentieth  av 1001 

1050    Twenty-first  av 1051 

1100    Twent\ -second  av.. 1101 

1150    Tw  nty-third 1151 

1200    Twenty-fourth  av..l201 

East    Twenty-fourth, 

N  of  East  Twenty-third  fm 
Fourth  av  E  to  city  line. 
South .     Street.  North. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

350    Seventh  av 3U 

400     Eighth  av 401 

450     Ninth  av 4  1 

550    Eleventh  av 551 

650    Thiiteenth  av 651 

700    Fourteenthav 701 

Glen  av. 

80    Seventeenth  av 851 

950     Nineteenth  av 951 

1050    Twenty-first  av...     1051 

East  Twenty-ninth,  N 

of    East  Twenty-eighth     fm 
County  Road  E  to  city  line. 


66 


STREET     DIRECTORY. 


South.    Street  North. 

950    Nineteenth  av 951 

1050    Twenty-first  av 1051 

Knox  av. 
Highland  av. 
East    Twenty-second, 
N  of    East  Twenty-fust    fan 
Fourth  .i\   B  t>>  eit\  line. 
South.     Street.  North. 

200     Fourth  av 201 

250     Fifth  av 251 

350     Seventh  av 351 

400     Eighth  av 

450    Ninth  av 

500    Tenth  av 501 

650     Eleventh  av     551 

650    Thirteenth  av 

700     Fourteenth  av 701 

800    Sixteenth  av 801 

850    Seventeenth  av 851 

950    Nineteenth  av. . .     .  951 

1050    Twenty-first  av 1051 

Twenty-third  av  . .   1151 

Bast  Twenty  seventh, 

N  oJ  Bast  Twenty-sixth  fin 

County  Road  to  Fruit  Vale  a  v. 

South.     Street.  North. 

Count v  Bond. 

700    Fourteenth  av 701 

Glen  av 

950     Nineteenth  av 951 

1050    Twenty-firstav  ...  1051 
\  av. 
H  Jiland  av. 
Central  a v. 
Shuey  Lane. 
Fruit  Vale  av. 
Ea**t  Twenty-sixth,  N 
of     Bast    Twenty-fifth     fm 
Count v  Road   E  to  city  line. 
South  North. 

Coontv  Road   

Glen  av 

ithav 951 

Twenty-first  av. 
Bast  Twenty-third,  N 
of    East   Twenty-second   fm 
Fourth  :u  E  to  citj  line. 
treat.               \ 
rtfa  av 

•  nth  av 

411! 

Ninth  a«  

550 

' 

700 

i 
Echo  \ 

to  I 
Ed  ward     .%  \ 

th.) 

Ed  ward 

Krai  line. 

An'; 

h  av. 
i       ft  teen  th      \  v.    I 

I 

■  h 


1 1 


1550    East  Twenty-first...  1551 
Eighteenth,  N  of  Seven- 
teenth fm  Lake  Merritt  W  to 
the  Ray. 
North      Street.  South. 

200     Jackson 201 

250    Alice 251 

300     Harrison 3oi 

350     Webster 351 

400    Franklin   401 

Broadway 4.M 

500    Telegra  h  av :">  l 

550     San  Pablo  av 551 

650     Gro\e   651 

700    Castro 701 

750     Brush 761 

800     West 801 

850     Curtis 851 

900    M.rket 901 

950    Myrtle  

1000     Filbert 

1050    Linden 1051 

1100    Chestnut 

1160     Adeline   1151 

1200    Magnolia ....1201 

1250     Union 1251 

13P0     Poplar 

1350     Kirkham 1351 

1400     Cypress 1401 

1600    Peralta  leoi 

1650    Campbell    

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     Wood   1751 

1800     Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 

1900     Bav  1901 

Eighth  Av,  E  of  Seventh 

a\  tin  East  Ninth  N  to   I 

Twenty-fourth. 
■  set 

950     East  Ninth 0   1 

1000     East  Tenth 

1060    Bast  Eleventh 1061 

I      31  Twelfth.  .    .    .    1101 

Fourteenth 

•  :  i 1251 

!      •  Sixteenth 
I860                  -  ntesnth. 
Moo    East  Eighteenth 1401 

ntieth.    .. 
1    -•  Twenty-first 

Eighth,  N  of   Seventh   fm 

Merritt  vV  to  J 
North.     St-. 

ii    



II 
201 



Poplar 


1350    Kirkham 1351 

1400     C\  press .    1401 

1450    Center . .  1451 

1500    Chester 1501 

1^50     Hem  v 1561 

1600     Peralta    1601 

l«50    Campbell inf>l 

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     Wo  d 1751 

1800     Pine  1801 

Eleventh  A  v.  F.  of  Tenth 
av  fm  hast  Tenth  NE  lo 
Peralta, 

l  eet.  West. 

Fast  Tenth    1001 

lo.">o    Eat  Ele  entfa P  51 

1100    East  Twelfth uoi 

1200     East  Fourteenth 1201 

Bast  Fi'ti  enth  . . .     1261 

1800     East  Sixteenth     .  .  .  .13  '1 

I         Seventeenth  .  1S.">1 

1400    Kast  Eighteenth 1401 

Nineteenth..  .    1451 
•  Twentieth 1501 

1650  East  Twenty-first....  1651 
1600  EastTwei  t\  -seconn  idol 
1650  East  Twentj  -third. .  IK61 
1700    East  Twenty-fourth.1701 

P  ralta. 
Eleventh,  N  of  Tenth   fm 
Lake   Merritt  VV   to   .Market 
and  fan  Kirkham  W  to  Cen- 
ter. 
North.     Street.  South. 

50     Fallon 51 

100    Oak 101 

150    Madison  161 

201 

Alice 251 

..81 

el"    

Franklin 401 

Iway .   461 

ton       ...     601 

661 

Ji  fferson ti  ii 

651 

700  Castro 7nl 

Rrush  "  i 



.  .  . 

I  101 

I' I  m  h  av  fm 

i    N     to    E  I  wards. 
Numbered. 

Elli:  <nt\   fourth.) 

I  I  1 

\  to 

Tenu  si   .1  Cn  .  k. 

i  be  red. 

w 

i:. 
u  ) 

l-'.\o.\     \  I  11.1 

Iftior  onl, 

' 
t.i  W  ,  ill. 

i 

■ 


STREET    IRECTRY. 


67 


Fallon,  bet  Oak  and  East 

rront,  fm  S  Water  Front  N 

to  Lake  Merritt  at  Fifteenth. 

East.        Street.  West. 

550    S.  Water  Front 551 

600    First 601 

650  Second 651 

700  Third 701 

750  Fourth 751 

800  Fifth 801 

826  Sixth 825 

850  Seventh 851 

900  Eighth 901 

950  Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250     Fifteenth    1251 

Like  Merritt. 
Felton,  S  of  Aleatrazav  beg 
E  s  Grove  W  to  San  Pablo  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Calais. 

Third  av,  Temescal. 
Baker. 
Idaho. 
Herz^g. 
San  Pablo  av. 

Fifteenth  Av,  E  of  Com- 
merce  av   fm   East  Twelfth 
NE  to  Commerce  and  Seven- 
teenth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

1100     East  Twelfth 1101 

1150    East  Thirteenth.. ..1151 
1200    East  Fourteenth  ..  .1201 

1250     East  Fifteenth 1251 

1300     East  Sixteenth 1301 

1350     East  Seventeenth  .  .1351 

Junction  Commerce. 

Fifteenth,  N  of  Fourteenth 

fm   Franklin   W    to  Market 

and  fm  Kirkham  W  to  Cedar. 

North.    Street.  South. 

■    400     Franklin 401 

450    Broadway 451 

600    Telegraph  av 501 

5L6    San  Pablo  av 525 

650    Clay 551 

600    Jefferson 

650    Grove 651 

700    Castro 701 

750     Brash 7M 

•    800    West    801 

900    Market   901 

1350    Kirkham 1351 

1450     Center 1451 

1600    Peralta    1611 

1650    Campbell 1651 

1700    Wiliow 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1800    Pine.    L801 

1850    Cedar 1S51 

Fifth  Av,  E  of  Fourth  av 
fm  East  Eighth  NE  to  East 
Twentv-third. 
East.       "Street.  West. 

900    East  Eighth 901 

950     Ea-t  Ninth 951 

1000     Fast  Tenth 1001 

1050    East  Eleventh 1051 

1100    East  Twelfth 1101 

1200    East  Fourteenth .. .  .1201 

1250    East  Fifteenth 1261 

1300  East  Sixteenth.  ...1301 
1350  East  Seventeenth  ..1351 
1400    East  Eighteenth. . . .  1401 


1450    East  Nineteenth 1451 

1500  East  Twentieth.  .1501 
1550  East  Twentv-fir8t. . .  1551 
Fifth,  bet  Fourth  and  Sixth 
fm  Lake  Merritt  W  to  Per- 
alta. 
North.     Street.  South 

50    Fallon 51 

100    Oak   101 

150    Madison 151 

200    Jackson » 201 

250    Alice 2ol 

300    Harrison   301 

350    Webster 351 

400    Franklin 401 

450    Broadway 451 

500    Washington 5  1 

550    Clay 551 

600    Jefferson 601 

650    Grove 651 

700    Castro 701 

750    Brush 751 

900    Mai  ket 901 

950    Mvrtle 951 

1000    Filbert 1001 

1050    Linden ...1051 

1100     Chestnut 1101 

1150    Adeline 1161 

1200    Magnolia 1201 

1250    Union 1251 

1300    Poplar 1301 

350    Kirkham 1351 

1400    Cypress 1401 

1450    Center     145  L 

1500    Chester 1501 

1550    Henry 1551 

1576    Lewis 1575 

1610    Peralta ...1601 

Filbert,  bet  Myrtle  and  Lin- 
den fm  First  N  to  San  Pablo 
av  and  Thirty-second. 


Street.  West. 

Fi^e 601 

Third 701 

Filth 801 

Seventh 851 

Eighth 901 

Tenth 1001 

Twelfth   1101 

Fourteenth 1201 

Sixteenth 1301 

Eighteenth 1401 

Twentieth 1501 

Twentj  -second 1601 

Twenty-fourth  .        1701 

Twenty-sixth 1801 

Twe  ntv-eighth 1901 

Thiity:second    2101 

First  Av.  E  of  Lake  Merritt 
fm  East  Eleventh  N  to  East 
Sixteenth. 

E;u.t.        Street.  West. 

1050    East  Eleventh  1061 

1100     East  Twelfth     1101 

East  Fourteenth. .  ..12»>1 
East  Fifteenth  .    ...1251 

First,  Temescal,  E  of  Clare- 
mont  running  NE. 
Not  Numbered. 
Summer. 
Clifton. 
Hudson. 
Forrest. 
College  av. 

First.  S  of  Second  fm  Lake 
Merritt  W  to  Peralta. 

North.     Street.  South. 

50    Fallon 51 

Oak 101 

Madison .. 15 1 

Jackson 201 

Alice 251 


East. 

600 

700 

800 

850 

900 

1000 

1100 

1200 

1300 

1400 

1500 

1600 

1700 

1800 

1900 

2100 


1200 
1250 


100 
150 
200 
250 


300    Harrison 301 

350    Webster 351 

400     Franklin 401 

450    Br<  >ad  way 4  1 

500    Washington   501 

550    Clay 661 

600    Jefferson fr'l 

650    Grove 651 

700  Castro 701 

750  Brush 751 

900    Market 901 

950    M\rtle 951 

1000    Filbert 1001 

1050     Linden 1051 

1100    Chestnut  1101 

1150    Adeline 1151 

1200    Magnolia 1201 

1250     Union 1251 

1300     Po(lar   1301 

1350    Kirkham 1351 

1400    C  vpress 1401 

1450    Center  1451 

1500    Chester 1501 

1550    Henry    1551 

1576    Le-*is 1575 

1600    Peralta 1601 

C.  P.  R  R.  Yards. 
Florio,  E  s  of  College  av  N 

of  First. 
Forrest,  E  s  Claremontav 
N  of  Hudson  E  to  College  av. 
Not   Numbered. 
Claremont  av. 
First. 
Second. 
College  av. 
Fortieth   or   Evoy  Av, 
fm  Telegraph  av  W  to  Ade- 
line. 

Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Forty-fifth,  fm  Telegraph 
av  W  to  Adeline. 

Not  Numbered. 
Teletrraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Linden. 
Forty-first,  fm  Telegraph 
av  W  to  San  Pablo  av. 
Not   Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Linden. 
Adeline. 
Forty-fourth,    fm    Tele- 
graph av  W  to  Adeline. 
Not   Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Linden. 
Forty-seeond,    fm   Tele- 
graph av  W  to  Adeline. 
Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Linden. 
Forty-seventh,  fm  Tele- 
graph   av    W   to    Temescal 
Creek.     Not   Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 


68 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


West. 
Calais. 
Fort  y-«»ixth,  fm  Telegraph 
av  W  to  Adt  1  ne. 

Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West, 
Market. 
Linden. 
Forty  third,  fm  Telegraph 
av  W  to  San  Pablo  av. 
*    Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Grove. 
West. 
Market. 
Linden. 
Adeline. 
Fourteenth,    N    of  Thir- 
teenth fm  Lake  Merritt  W  to 
the  Bay. 
North.     Street.  South 

60     Fallon 51 

100    Oak 101 

160    Malison 151 

200    Jackson 201 

250     Alice 251 

800    Harrison  301 

350    Webster 351 

400     Franklin 4">1 

450    Broadway 

600    Washington 501 

550    Clav    551 

6)0    Jefferson 6 'I 

650    Grove 

Ton    Castro 701 

760     Bru-h       7r>l 

80O     We^t     

Market 901 

950    Mvrtle 951 

1000     Filbert..    1001 

1050     Linden 

1100    Chestnut ii"i 

1160    Adeline U.r>i 

ISO  i    M  ujitolia 1201 

I'ni   D 1251 

l.ir.... 

Kirkham 

mo.    Cypress 1401 

1450  U 

16  "0     IV-ralta 16  »1 

I6f»0    Campbell 1651 

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     W  . 

I'ine 

•r 
1900     lUjr 1901 

Fourth      \  v    I    ot  Third  av 
fm  l 

\\    -• 
itfa 

1000    r       i    Qth 

-  .-ii t  »i 

uoo 

tl 

I 

litll  1401 

11    1 

i70u 

ilia. 

■in. 


Mound. 

Fourth,  hetThird  and  Fifth 
fm  Lake  Merritt  to   Market. 

North.     Street.  Sjuth. 

50     Fallon 51 

100    Oak 101 

150     Mad  son 151 

200    Jackson 201 

250     Alice 251 

300    Harrison 301 

350    Webster 351 

4oo     iranklin     ..      401 

450    Broadway 451 

500     Washington 501 

550     Clav 551 

600    Jefferson 601 

650     Grove 651 

700    Castro 701 

750     Brush 751 

900    Market 901 

Fourth,     .  emescal,      £     of 
Third  running  NE. 
Not  Numbered. 
Summer. 
Clifton. 
Hudson. 
College  av. 
Franklin,    Fast    Oakland. 

(See  East  Tenth.) 
Franklin,  E  of  Broadway 
fin    First    N    to    Walnut    or 
T«  eutv  second. 
Hast.       "Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

650     Second 

700    Third 701 

750     Fourth 751 

800    Fifth 

826     Sixth 

850    Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050     Eleventh 1051 

UOO    Twelfth 1101 

1150     Thirteenth 1151 

l.'OO     Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1'251 

1850     Seventeenth 1861 

Nineteenth  or 

1450         Durant 1461 

1500     Twentieth  or  DeftjWr.1601 

TVi     i         odor 

1600         Walnut 1601 

Frederick  ,  East  ■  lekland, 

i'.n k  a\  w  t  «    an 

North.  Booth. 

Park  av. 

1150    Kenned] 1161 

inn    valdec. 1101 



looo    BheU  Mound. 
Frederick  B  i  N<  s  Broad- 

■  Qllbert. 
Frederl    b  nth 

ami  N Inetesnth  fm s.n  P 

a\  t  ph    h\  .       Num- 

i  from  'lii   :i\ 
Free  m  out 
Frledasam       (See     I 

ITIll  ' 

Frail    \  ale    A  \ 

■  nt)  t bird  u\    i unnli 
and  i.nbered. 

Lena. 

Clior.h. 
W.rt    n 

av. 
Putnam. 


Washington. 

San  Leandro  Road. 

Old  County  Road. 

QmSki  1 1. fm  Webster  avWto 

Gilbei  t  bet  Booth  and  John. 

Not  Numbered. 

{«eary.     (See   Thirty-ninth.) 

N   '     Numbered. 
Genoa.  W  or  Grove  fm  Te- 
hama  N  to  Benton  and  Ade- 
line.      Not   Numbered. 
Tehama. 
Plumas. 
Sonoma. 
Shasta. 
Sutter. 
Menlo. 
Stanley. 
Mariposa. 
Adeline. 
Gilbert,    E   of   New  Broad- 
way fan   Booth  N  to  Mather. 
Not    Numbered. 
B  i  >th. 

kill. 
John. 
Gladding,  bet    Beach  and 
Surrhyne  fm  A  N    to  Yerba 
Buena. 

Street.  West. 

lo0     A 101 

I? 201 

Yerba  Buena. 
l-l«'n     Av,     Kast     Oakland, 
continuation  of  Seventeenth 
a\    fm     East    Twenty-fourth 
m:  to  Mist  Twenty-seventh. 
Glen  Av.    K   i  of   Webster 
av,  Glen  Echo  Tract. 
:    Numbered. 
Glen  Echo  Trart.  Esof 
Webster  av  S  of    Mountain 
View  Cemetery. 

•  Numbered. 
Gold,  E  of  Telegraph  av  Ha 

Edwards  crossing  Weston  av. 
Not   Numbered. 
Mii;'.na\. 
t  av. 
-  av. 
iton  av. 
Golden   Gate  A  v.  N   of 
Butler  av  fm  Ban  Pablo  av  E 
to  Third  av.  North  Oakland. 

•  Numbered. 

i  av. 
Heraog. 

•  .'lO. 

Muk 

Third  ai  .  N    Oaklan.l. 
<;«>«.-  breath  fm  wil 

lowWl 

North.     St  ith. 

1700    Will  ..»■ 1701 

lr>     d 1761 

1801 

Cedar. . . 

!  ..1901 

Gronl      Av,     bit    Sherman 

and  i'b  av 

I    ■  iinbered. 

4.  i:iu  I .  i  nd,  E  s  of 

bet 

Monl 

s..t   Numbered. 

Summit. 

Union, 
«„  rOl  Oi  won    and 

.  Adeline 
a\.    Numbered   to  Thirty 

vtb. 


69 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


East.        Street.  West. 

600     First 601 

650    Second . .     651 

700    Third 701 

750     Fourth 751 

800     Fifth. 801 

826    Sixth 825 

850    Seventh 851 

900     Eighth 901 

950    Ninth 951 

1CG0    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelfth     1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth      13 '1 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 145 1 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1550    Twenty-first 155 1 

1576    Jones   1575 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

1650    Twenty-third 1651 

1700    Twentv-fourth 1701 

1750    Twenty-fifth 1751 

1776    Sycamore 1775 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

1850    Twenty-seventh ...  1851 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

1950    Twenty-ninth 1951 

Caledonia  av. 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

2050    Thirty-first 2051 

2100    Thirty-second 2101 

Thirty-third,  or 

2150         Nolan     .   2151 

Thirty-fourth,  or 

9200        Brown 2201 

Thirty-fifth,  or 

2250        Walton   2251 

2300    Thirty-sixth 2301 

Halleckj    or    Ettie,    bet 

Hubbard     and      Beach     fm 

Twenty-eighth    bet    Peralta 

and  Campbell  N  to  Park  av. 

East.        Street.  West. 

100    A lul 

200    B 201 

Yerba  Buena. 
Park  av. 
Hampell,    E  s  of    Moraga 
Valky  Road  N  of    city  line. 
Not  Numbered. 
Hannah.    (See  Hubbard.) 
Hanover    Av,    Peralta 
Heights,  E  of  Lake  Merritt. 
Not  Numbere  I. 
Harlan,     bet     Watts    and 
Haven  fm  Peralta  N  to  Oak- 
land Trotting  Park. 
East.        Street.  West. 

200    Peralta    201 

Yerba  Buena. 
Park  av. 
Trotting  Park. 
Harrison,    East    Oakland. 

(See  Fast  Seventeenth.) 
Harrison,    bet    Alice    an<" 
Wehster  fm    S  Water  Fr  nt 
N  to  Twentieth    and  Lake 
Merritt. 
East.        Street.  West 

550    S    Water  Front 551 

600    First 601 

650    Second 651 

700    Tnird 701 

750  Fourth 761 

aO0  Fifth 801 

126  Sixth 825 


200 


201 


850  Seventh 851 

900  Eighth 901 

950    N.nth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050     Eleventh 1051 

1100    TwePth 1101 

11F0    Thirteenth    1151 

1200     Fourteenth 1201 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

Lake  Merritt. 
Haven,    bet     Harlan     and 
Hulhs  fm    Peralta  N  to  Oak- 
land Trotting  Park. 
East.        Sneet.  West. 

(  Peralta.         ) 
IB.  \ 

Yerba  Buena  av. 
Park  av. 
Hawthorn,  bet  Thirty-first 
and  Thirty-second  E  s  Tele- 
graph av   E  to  New  Broad- 
way. 
North.        Street.  South. 

Telegraph  av. 
Elm. 

425     Webster 426 

400   New  Broadway 401 

Helen.    (See  Horton.) 
Henry     A  v.      (See     East 

Twenty-ninth.) 
Henry,   W    of   Chester  fm 
First  N  to  junction  Peralta 
and  Ninth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First 601 

700    Third 701 

800    Fifth 801 

850     Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

950    Ninth   951 

Hepburn.       (See     East 

Twenty-first.) 
Herzog,   bet  San  Pablo  av 
and  Idaho  fm  Alcatraz  av  S 
to  Klinkuer  av. 

Not  Numbered. 
Alcatraz  av. 
Felton. 
Todd. 

Golden  Gate  av. 
Butler  av. 
Klinkner  av. 
High,   E    of   Fruit  Vale  av 
erOdsing  Railroad  av  N  and  S. 
Not  Numbered. 
North.  South. 

Warren.  Church. 

Putnam.  Lane. 

Washington.  Clarke. 

San  Leandro  Road. 

Highland  Av,  Piedmont. 

Not  Numbered 
Highland      A  v,    fm 

Twent)  -seventh  av  E  of  Knox 

av  N. 
East.        Street.  West. 

1850  E  Twenty-seventh . .  1851 
1900  East  Twenty-eighth.  19i  1 
if).  0    Past  Twenty  -ninth.  1961 

2000     East  Thirtieth 2001 

Hillside  A  v.  Piedmont,  E 

s  of  Blair  av  S  of  Vernal. 

Nor  Numbered. 

I!  ills  ton   Av,  Glen    Echo 

Tract . 
Ilobnrt.    (See  Twenty-first.) 
II  olden   or    Louisa,    bet 

Hollisand  Horton  fm  Peralta 

N  to  Park  av. 
East.        Street.  West. 


2    Peralta 1 

100    A 101 

200    B 201 

Yerba  Buena  av. 
Park  av. 
Hoi  lis,     bet     Haven      and 
Holden    fm     PeralU    N    to 
Park  av. 
East.        Street.  West 

100    Peralta.   101 

200    B 201 

Yerba  Buena  av. 
Park  av. 

Hopkins,  fm   E  s  Moraga 
Valley  Road  bet  Dune  in  and 
Wilson  E  to  Redwood  Road. 
Union. 
Putnam. 
Stevens. 
Horton    or    Helen,    bet 
Hollis    and      Hubbard     fm 
Peralta  N  to  Park  av.       , 
East.        Street.  West. 

2    Peralta 1 

100    A 101 

200    B 201 

Yerba  Buena  av. 
Park  av. 
Howard,  East  Oakland,  E 
of    Adeline  f>n    East  Four- 
teenth and  San  Leandro  Road 
N.     Not  Numbered. 
Howe,  fm  Moss  av  E  of  New 
Broadway     N     to    Catholic 
Cemetery.    Not  Numbered. 
Moss  av. 
Booth. 
Gaskdl. 
John. 
Mather. 
Hnbhui'd    or    Hannah, 
bet  Horton  and  Halleck  fm 
Peralta    and   Twenty-eighth 
N  to  Park  av. 
North.    Street.  South. 

2    Peralta 1 

100    A 101 

200    B    201 

Yerba  Buena  av. 
Park  av. 
Hudson,   fm  E  s  of  Clare- 
mont  av   N  of  Cli'ton  E  to 
College  av.    Not  Numbered. 
Claremont  av. 
First  av.  Temesoal. 
Se<  raid  a\ .  Tei  ieseal. 
Third  av,  TemeseaL 
H  n  ff  A  V.    (See  East  Twen- 
ty-seventh.) 
Humbert.    (See  East  Twen- 
tieth.) 
Idaho,  W  of  Baker  fm  Alca- 
traz S  to  Klinkner  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
A 1  atraz  av. 
Felton. 
Todd. 

Golden  Gate  av. 
Butler  av. 
Klinkner  av. 
Independence  Square 
bet  East  Sixteenth  and  East 
N  neteenth    and     Sixteenth 
and  Eighteen'  li  ays. 
Isabella.  W  s  of  San   Pablo 
av  N  of  Twenty-fourth  W  to 
Twenty-second  and  Market. 
Numbered.  San  Pah]  i  S00. 
Jackson,  bet   lfadi«oa  and 
Oak  Cm  S.  Water  »r>ntNto 
highteenth  or  DuranL 


70 


STREET  DIRECTORY 


East.        Street.  West. 

550    S.  Water  Front 551 

600     First   601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750  Fourth 751 

800  Fifth 801 

826  Sixth 852 

850  Seventh.... **51 

900  Eighth 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth    1001 

1050     Kiev. nth   1051 

1100     Twelfth    1101 

1150    Thirteenth H51 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250     Fifteenth 1261 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

i  Eighteenth.  )  U01 
1400  |  Lake  Merritt.  |  ' lwl 
J  a  e  k  n  o  ii  ,    Best  Oakland. 

Eleventh.) 
Jackson,  <»r  Ea^tTwen- 
tieth.  E  of  Thirteenth  av. 
Jefferson,    bet   Clay    ami 
Grove  fm    First   to   Seven- 
teenth and  San  Pablo  av. 

•reet.  West. 

6'0    First 601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750    Fourth 

800     Fifth 

826    Sixth 820 

850     Seventh 855 

900     Eighth 901 

950     Ninth    951 

1000     Tenth 

1050    Eleventh 1061 

1100    Twelfth  inn 

l  k60    Thirteenth 1151  | 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

Fifteenth 1261 

13  m>    Sixteenth    1301 

1850  nth 1351 

-;ui   PablO  a\ . 
JefferSOn,     East    Oakland. 
I   Ninth.) 

Jeroej     '■     '    N  f,n 

S  .t  Numbered. 
John,  fm  Webster  ai    B  to 
QUbeii     bet     Qsflkfll    and 
Mather.     Wot  Numb  red. 
J  on  cm.     East     Oakland,     fin 
Fourth  av  E  of  CttntOD  N. 
No     Numbered. 
Fourth  av. 
P 

Lincoln, 
i  ■     laior. 
Mound. 
JniH'N,    Fast    Oakland.    (Bet 

h  ii\.) 
Joiicm.  bel  Twenty  Bret  and 
TV,  Pablo 

av  I  raphav. 

(lumbered  hn  telegraph  600 

Joy.  S  of  Al'-atrn/:i\   fm    Ba 

.  lite  Bcrostin 
Julia,    i  i  '  Oal  la  ■ 

Thirl 
Hcnii.  «l>        Bafll     Oakland. 

v>  oi  Pai 

\,\\  Iniratoo. 
Demi 

KliiC    '   '   '    Oakland.    W    of 
I  ,1    i 

1 

ii 

000    Dennlaon 

k.  .561 


.1801 


Kirkham,  bet  Poplar  and 

Cypress  fin  First  N  to   Per- 
alta and  Twenty-sixth. 

East.  Street.  *              West. 

6W     First 601 

700    Third 701 

800     Fifth 811 

850    Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

1000    Tenth  1001 

1050     Eleventh   1051 

1100    Tweltth   1101 

1200     Fourteenth 1 201 

1250     Fitteenth 1261 

1300    Sixteenth   1301 

1350    Seven  teenth 1351 

1400     Eighteenth 1041 

1450     Nineteenth 1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1000    Twenty-second 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth .1.01 

,om  t  Twenty-sixth 

1800  ■)  Peralta. 

Klinkner  Av.s  of  Butler 

av  tin  San  Pablo  av  E  three 
blocks.     Not  Numbered. 
San  Pablo  a  v. 
Herzog. 
Idaho. 
Knox  Av,  fm  East  Twenty- 
seventh  E  of  Twenty-first  av 
N  to  cit\   line  . 

Not  Numbered. 
East  Twenty-seventh. 
F  tst  Twenty-eighth. 
East  Twentj  ninth. 
East  Thirtieth. 
Knox    Place,   W  »    Tele 
iph  av  bet  Sycamore  and 
Albion.    Telegraph  600 
L:i"  .VfSeeEastNineteenth  ) 
Lake  Av,  N  of  Lake  Mer- 
ritt running  NE. 

n  ot    Numbered. 
Cottage. 
Chambers. 
Luke,  E  of  Lake  Merritt  fm 
Brooklyn  N  to  Prospect. 
Numbered. 
Brooklyn. 

Peralta. 

Lake    Mhore    Av,   E  of 

L  tke  Met  ritt  fm  Bay  N. 
Not    Numhered 
Lane.  S.,t  Church  fm   Fruit 
\  ale  %\  to  High. 

Not  Numbered. 
Lunic,  Bast  Oakland.    (See 

sixteenth  %\ .) 
Laurel      (Sec  Twenty  -fifth.) 

Lrnore    (8e«  East  Eighth.; 
Lester  A  v.Peralta  n«  Ights, 

E  of    Lake  Merritt. 
LewiB,  W  of  Henry  fm  Firat 
to  se\  >  nth  and  I'oralta. 

Btreet  Use! 

6oo    First  ...  «oi 

Third .01 

801 

nth  and  Peralta. 
Libert)  ,   e   ot   Beoond  fm 

l'.iii,  -  ..I  N.   Not  Numbered. 
Hir.  h 

oil). 

Llll  >  ,  S  of  Colusa  fm  llacino 
l  i)di  av. 
n  .r  Numbers  i 
Lincoln    i  .  i   fiakl  tnd .  1 1 

M  H     of 

h  line. 
s  •    •.  imnered 

Suiniiiit. 


Union. 
Lincoln.   East   Oakland,  N 
of    Prospect  fm    Bay  E    to 
Fourth  av. 
Watson. 
Oak. 
Spruce. 
Line. 
Clinton. 
Jones. 
Lincoln,    bet     Tavlor    and 
West  Twelfth  fm  W  s  of  Per- 
alta to  B-.iv. 

1600     Peralta. 1601 

1650    Campbell.    1651 

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1800     Pine    1801 

1850    Cedar 1S51 

1900     Bay .1901 

Linda  Av,  fm  W  s  Pleasant 
Valley  av  N  of  Piedmont  av 
to  Webster  av  through  Glen 
Echo  Tract, 
Linden,  fm  bet  Filbert  and 
Chestnut,  First  N  to  city 
limit 
East.        Street.  West. 

600     First 001 

700    Third 701 

800     Fifth 801 

nth 801 

900    Eighth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

Twelfth 1101 

Fourteenth 1201 

sixte  nth 1801 

Eighteenth 1401 

1600     Twentieth 1501 

T  vent]  second 1601 

Twenty-fourth .1701 

L8O0    Twenl )  Bixth 1801 

1900    Twentj  eighth  ....  1001 

2000      I  hirtieth 2001 

2100    Thirt.\  ■second 2101 

"Tlnitv-iourth.  I 

(  San  Pablo  av.  \ 
Linden.  Temeacal,  continu- 
ation „t     Forty  fifth  fm  Tel- 
iph  av  E. 

Linden,  Temeacal,  E  of  Ad- 
eline fm  Fort  \  first  N  to 
Tellies  al  <  'reek. 

\    r    Numbered. 
Port]  second. 
Port]  third. 
Port]   fourth. 

Port]  fifth. 

Port]  ihcth. 
LfTlng?Ston.  Bast  Oakland, 
fm  Par*   H   YV  to   San   Anto- 
nto  Ci  sek, 

North.  Street.  South. 

1160      Park  av 1161 

IF  0      Kennedy HOI 

\  1051 

LOOO    King     1001 

Shell  Mound..  .  951 

Loensf     B<  ■  Twentj  third.) 
Logan  .    (Sec  T  ilrtj  -Oxth.) 
r.nni>n     (See  Bolden.J 
Lowell,  w    s    Adeline    fm 

Plumni  N  to  Menio. 

N     t      Nillllhered. 

kdeUne, 

Sonoma. 

Bhasta. 

Sutter. 
Lank    Av    bet  Morkct    and 

fm     Thlrtj  ninth    N    to 
Port]  •eooud. 

Not    Numbered. 


STREET     DIRECTORY, 


71 


Thirty-ninth. 

Fortieth. 

Forty-first. 

Iiydia,  bet  Twenty-first  and 
Twenty-second  fm  Brush  W 
to  Market. 
North.     Street.  South. 

750    Brush 751 

800    West 801 

850    Curtis 851 

900    Market 901 

Lynde,  East  Oakland,  W  s 

Peralta  av  N  of  Bellevue  av. 

Not  Numbered. 

Madison,  bet  Jackson  and 

Oak  fm  S.  Water  Front  N  to 

Lake  Merritt. 

East.        Street.  West. 

550    S.  Water  Front 551 

600    First 601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750  Fourth 751 

800  Fifth 801 

826  Sixth 825 

850  Seventh 851 

900  Eighth 901 

950  Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh. 1051 

1100    Twelfth   1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200     Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

Boulevard  and  Lake 
Merritt. 

Madison     Square,    bet 

Madison  and  Oak  and  Eighth 
and  Ninth. 
Madison,     East     Oakland. 

(See  East  Fifteenth.) 
Magnolia.  W  of  Adeline  fm 
First  N  to  Thirty-sixth  and 
Peralta. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    Fiist 601 

700    Third 701 

800    Fifth 801 

8^0     Seventh 851 

900    Eighth 901 

1000    Tenth ..1001 

1150    Twelfth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Twentieth   1451 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth  . .    .  1701 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

2100    Thirtv-second 2101 

2200    Thirty-fourth 2201 

Thirty -sixth  and  Peralta. 

Maple,  fm  Telegraph  av  at 
junction  of  Merced  av  B. 
Not  Numbered. 
Maple,  off  Temescal   E    of 
Telegraph  av. 

Not  Numbered. 
Temescal. 
Birch. 
Mariposa  Av,  N  of  Merced 
av  fm  Racine  nr  junction  of 
Telegraph  av  W  to  Dover. 
Not  Numbered. 
Racine. 
Shattuck  a\ . 
Dover. 
Mariposa,  bet  Benton  and 


Stanley  W  fm  Dover  to  Ade- 
line.    Not  Numbered. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Adeline. 
Market,  bet    Myrtle     and 
Westfm  First  Nto Forty  fifth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First  601 

650    Second 651 

700    Third  701 

750  Fourth 401 

800  Fifth 751 

826  Sixth 825 

850  Seventh 851 

900  Eighth 901 

950  Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth    1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth    1301 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1526    Twenty-first 1525 

1550    Lydia 1551 

1600    Twenty-second.    ...1601 

1700    Tw  enty-f  ourth 1701 

1800    Twenty -sixth 1801 

1900    Twenty -eighth 1901 

2000    Thirtieth  and  S  P  av.2001 

2100    Thirty-second 2101 

2126    Brockhurst 2125 

2150    Thirty-third 2151 

2200    Thirty-fourth 2201 

2250    Thirty  fifth 2251 

Thirty-sixth. 
Thirty-seventh. 
Thirty-eighth. 
Thirtv-ninth. 
Fortieth. 
Forty-first. 
Forty-second. 
Forty-third. 
Forty-fourth. 
Forty-fifth. 
Martin,  W  s  Claremont  N 
of  Miranda.   Not  Numbered. 
Mather,    N     of    Booth    fm 
Webster  av  W  to  New  Broad- 
way.    Not  Numbered. 
Me  Adam,     E     s    of    New 
Broadway  bet     Birch     and 
Vernon  E.    Not  Numbered. 
MrCall,  fm    Mono   av    bet 
Shattuck  av  and  Dover  N  to 
Benton.    Not  Numbered. 
Mono. 
Merced. 
Mariposa. 
MoK.ee,  S  of  Todd  beg  E  s 
of  Grove  W  to  Baker. 
Not  Numbered. 
Grove. 
Adeline  av. 
Genoa. 
Calais 

Third  av,  Temescal. 
T.aker. 
Menlo,  N  of  Sutter  fm  Do- 
ver W  to  San  Pablo  av. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Calais. 
Adeline. 
Merced  Av,  bet  Mariposa 


and  Mono  fm  Telegraph  av 
W  to  Dover. 

Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Shattuck  av. 
McCall. 
Dover. 
Merrimac,  bet  Bay  Place 
and   Prospect   E  8  of  Tele- 
graph av  to  Webster. 
Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Webster. 
Millbury,  E  s  of  Moraga 
Valley  Road  to  city  line. 
Not  Numbered. 
Union. 
Putnam. 
Stevens. 
Milton,   W  s  of  San  Pablo 
av    nr    Twenty-sixth  W    to 
Market.     Numbered. 

850    San  Pablo  av 851 

Minn  a,    continuation     of 
Fort  v  third  fm  Telegraph  av 
E. 
Miranda,  W  s  of  Claremont 
av  N  of  Sutter  W  to  Vicente. 
Not  Numbered. 
Claremont. 
Agala. 
Mono  Av,  S  of  Merced  av 
fm  Shattuck  av  VV  to  Dover, 
Not  Numbered. 
Shattuck  av. 
Merced  av. 
Dover. 
Monroe,   East  Oakland,  N 
of  East   Fourteenth  crossing 
Adeline  F.  to  Howard. 
Not  Numbered. 
Montague,  North  Oakland, 
N  of  Powell   f  ii   San   Pablo 
av  W  to  the  Bay. 

Not  Numbered. 
Twelfth.  N  Oakland. 
Eleventh, 
Tenth,  " 

Ninth. 

Eighth,  •« 

Seventh,  " 

Sixth,  " 

Fifth.  " 

Fourth.  " 

Third,  " 

Second,  •' 

First,  " 

Bay, 
Monterito  Av,  Piedmont, 

E  s  of  Blair  S  of  Hillside. 
Montgomery,  bet  Gilbert 
and   Howe  fm    Booth   N  to 
Roman    Catholic  Cemetery. 
Booth. 
(Jaskill. 
John. 
Mather. 
Montgomery.  E  s  of  Mo- 
raga Valley  Road  bet  Lincoln 
and  Grant      Numbered. 
Summit. 
Union. 
Moraga     Road,    E   of 
Mountain  View  Cemetery  fm 
Piedmont  Railroad  NE. 
Moraga  Valley,   County 
Road   fm    Thirteenth  av  at 
Peralta  NE. 
Lincoln. 
Montgomery. 
Grant. 
County  Road. 


Duncan. 
Hopkins. 

Wilson. 
Millbury. 
Hampell. 
Reed. 
Morgan,     continuation     of 
Tehama  fin    Shattuck    and 
Telegraph  ava. 
Morris,  S  of  Sharon  fm  Col- 
lege a v  W  to  Colby. 
Not  Numbered. 
College  av. 
Moulton. 
Mosh  Av.    continuation    of 
Thirty-seventh  fin  Telegraph 
av  E  to    Pleasant  Valley  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
Telegraph  av. 
Gold. 
Silver. 
Diamond. 
Broadway. 
Webster  av. 
Moulton,    bet    Colby    and 
College  av  fm  Alcatraz  av  S 
to  Claremont  av. 

Not   Numbered. 
Alcatraz  av. 
Sharon. 
Thompson. 
Mound.  N    of  Excelsior   fm 

Fourth  av  W  to  Clinton. 
Mountain  Av.  Piedmont. 

Not  Numbered. 
Munroe.  Cast  Oakland.  (See 

East  Sixteenth.) 

Myrtl«\  W    of    Market    fm 

Fir.^t  N  to  San  Pablo  av  bet 

Thirtieth  and  Thirty-second. 

East.         Stieet.  West. 

600     First 601 

700     Third 701 

800     Fifth 801 

850    Seventh 851 

900     Hghtfa 901 

1000     Tenth 1001 

IK  8    Twelfth noi 

1200    fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth     1801 

1400    Eighteenth.  1401 

1600    Twentieth 1001 

1600     Twenty  second.  1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth    ...   i7"i 

lnoo    Twenty-sixth 

IMO    Twenty  eighth  .     .    1901 

eooo    rhirtieth 2ooi 

Pablo  av. 
Miiclc.ndi     Av,     E     of 
Eighteenth     av     fm      East 
Eh  \>  nt  h  NE  to  East  Twenty- 
Ih. 

kreet  W<   I 

1050    East  Eleventh 
1100  L101 

1200  irteenth.      1201 

I  Fifteenth 
■■  ■  nth 
I860 

ntleth 
•  rwentj  Hi 

i  tei  i  sent]  fourtl 
1800     I  i 

Mill   I.   ,1,1  I. 

«Cllt  h    f>  W    tO 


North.     Street.  South . 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

600     San  Pablo  av 601 

650     Grove 651 

700     Castro 701 

760     Brush 751 

800     West 8(  1 

850     Curtis 851 

900     Market 9ol 

1150    Adeline 1151 

1250     Union 1251 

1350     Kirkham 1351 

1600     Peralta 1601 

Xinth  Av,  F  of  Eighth  av 

fm  East  Ninth  N  to  Peralta. 

East  Street.                 West. 

950     East  Ninth 951 

1000     East  Tenth lOol 

1050     East  Eleventh 1051 

1100    East  Twelfth 1107 

1150  East  Thirteenth   ..   1151 

1200  East  Fourteenth  . .  .1201 

1250     East  Fifteenth 1 261 

1300  East  six  eenth.    . .  1301 

1350  East  Seventeenth  .  .1351 

1400  East  Eighteenth. . . .  1401 

1450  East  Nineteenth  . .  1451 

1500  East  Twentieth.    ..   1501 

1550  East  Twentv-tirst.    .1551 

1600  East Twenty-second  1601 

1650  East  Twenty-third.  U6S1 

1700  Fast  Twenty-fourth.  1701 
Peralta,  E.  O. 

Ninth,  N  of    Eig-hth  fm   F 

Front    Lake    Merritt   W   to 

.Market  and  fm  Kirkham  W 

to  Peralta. 

North,     street.  South. 

50    Fallon 51 

100     Oak 101 

160     Madison 151 

200    Jackson 201 

250    Alice   2">  1 

300     Harrison 301 

350     Webster 351 

400     Franklin 401 

4.M)     Broadway    451 

500     Wellington   501 

550    Clay    551 

•  ffi  rson 801 

65 1 

7<»o    (  astro     7oi 

760     Brush 761 

800      West 801 

900    Market 901 

Kirkham. 
Center. 

Cypress. 
Chester. 

Henry. 

\olnn,      bet     Thirty-second 
and    Brown    fin   Grove  W  to 

Pablo  av, 

South 

Ciove 

w.  -t      

Market 901 

Oak  KM  and  Fallon 

(in  i  out  N  to  take 

III  i  •  if  t 

\\«  -' 

i 
t  (tol 

Third 

i     irth 7M 

801 

I 
860    Sleuth. 


900    Eighth 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050     Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200     Fourteenth 1201 

I860     Fifteenth 1251 

1350     Seventeenth 1351 

Boulevard,  Lake  Merritt 
Oak,  East  Oakland,  fm    N    s 
Prospeit   bet     Watson    and 
Clinton. 

Lincoln. 
Excelsior. 

Oak,  E  of  Jersey  fm  Cottage 
N.     Not  Numbered. 

Oakland   A  v.   E  of   New 
Broauway  fm  Bay  Place   N. 
Not  Numbered. 

Opal,  bet  silver  and  Diamond 
fm  Weston  av   N. 

N    t  Numbered. 
Oraii{t«k.  Eof  Perry  fm  Oak- 
land av  N  [•'.. 

\    t    Numbered. 
Orchard,  bet  Prospect  and 
Hawthorn  E  s  of  Telegraph 
av  E  to  city  line. 
North.         Street.  South. 

Telegraph  av. 
400    New  Broadway.   ...  401 

4.')0    Webster 451 

Paf  ifle,    continuation   of 
Third  Ws  of  Peralta toG  P. 
K.  K.   Yard. 
North.     Street  South. 

1600     Peralta 1601 

1650     Campbell    ...1651 

1700     Willow    1701 

1760    Wood 1751 

C.  P.  K.  K.  Yard. 

Park     A  v.    beg  at    East 
Twelfth  bet  Twentj  second 
and    Twentj  third   avs  run- 
ning s  to  Pai  k.  Uamoda. 
N    ml  <  red. 
Twelfth. 

651 

■  le>  enth .651 

i»  nnison 601 

800     I     si  Tenth 601 

i 

Ninth.    . 

l'uiU  A\    N    I  Will. i  Bucna 
av  tin -an  !' .I>l"av  to  Beach. 

n  •  Numbered. 

I'ahloav. 
Fmei  v . 
Watts. 
Harlan. 
ii  iv  an. 
ii  Ills. 
Holden. 
ii  rton. 
Hubbard. 
Hall 
Be*  ii- 
Park    Plnro.    fm    Twenty- 
UXth  W  of  >.m    l'ablo   av   N 

t..  jfai  i  el 
I'ni'k   (^<  <  Twentj  seventh.) 
Patten  kv.) 

Pearl,  h  vveb- 

i>iitlnuln8  H. 

I    Ni'iih.  I  i  d, 

Pearl,   fm    Weston    N    (bet 
o>, i  Kub/X 
Ni»t  Numbered 


STREET    DIRECTORY. 


73 


Peralta  Av,  East  Oakland, 
fin   Old   County   Road  E    of 
Fruit  Vale  av.  NE. 
Not  Numbered. 
Peralta    Heights,  E   of 
Lake    Merritt    N     of     East 
Fourteenth. 
Peralta,  East  Oakland.  (See 

Twenty-second  av.) 
Peralta,  E  of  Campbell  fm 
First  N  to  San  Pablo  av  and 
Thirty-eighth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

600    First  601 

700    Third 701 

Pacific     

750    Atlantic 751 

800    William 801 

850    Seventh 851 

900     Eighth 901 

Taylor 

950    Ninth 951 

Seward 

Tenth 

1050    Lincoln 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1350    Seventeenth 1351 

Junction  Center. 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth    1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twenty-second.    .   .1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 1701 

1800    Twenty -sixth 1801 

H£sKghth}  ««» 

Horton 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

Holden   

A 

Hollis 

2100    Thirty-second 2101 

Haven    

2200    Thirty-fourth 2201 

B. 

Harlan. 
Watts. 

Thirty-ninth. 
Emery. 
San  Pablo  av. 
Peralta,  East  Oakland,  E  of 
Lake  MerrittNof  Brooklyn. 
Numbered. 
Lake. 
Capitol. 
Bay. 
Stone. 
Howard. 
Watson. 
Clinton. 

County  road  to  Moraga 
Valley. 
Perry,  continuation  of  Oak- 
land av  N  and  E. 
Piedmont     Av,    E    s    of 
Pleasant  Valley  av  N  of  Dale. 
Pierce,  East  Oakland.     (See 

Eleventh  av.) 
Pine,  East   Oakland,  N   8   of 
Prospect  nr  Clinton. . 
Not  Numbered. 
Lincoln. 
Excelsior. 
Pine,  bet  Wood  and  Cedar  fm 
Atlantic  N  to  Twenty-sixth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

750    Atlantic 751 

800     William 801 


850    Seventh 851 

876    Goss 871 

900    Short  and  Eighth. . .   901 

Chase 

Taylor 

1000    Seward 1001 

1050     Lincoln 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1 201 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twenty-second   ...1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 17ul 

Twenty-sixth  and  A. 
Pleasant    Valley    Av, 
fm  N  end  of  Lake  Merritt  N 
to  Piedmont  av  nr  Cemetery. 
Not  Numbered. 
Moss  av. 
Cottage  av. 
Dale  av. 
Piedmont  av. 
Linda  av. 
Plumas,    bet  Tehama    and 
Sonoma  fm  E  s  Shattuck  av 
W  to  Adeline. 

Not  Numbered. 
Shattuck  av. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Calais. 
Adeline. 
Plymouth  Av,  bet  Haw- 
thorne    and     Edwards    fm 
Telegraph  av  E. 

Not  Numbered- 

450    Andover 451 

Elm. 

TelesTaph  av. 
Polk,    East    Oakland.    (See 

Twelfth  av.) 
Poplar,  bet  Union  and  Kirk- 
ham  fm  First  N  to  Peralta 
and  Thirtieth. 
East.         Street.  West. 

600    First  601 

700    Third    701 

800     Fifth 801 

850    Seventh 851 

900     Eighth 901 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300     Sixteenth 1301 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twentv-second   ...KM 

1700    Twentv-fourth 170i 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

2000     Thirtieth 2001 

Peralta. 
Powell,   bet   Montague  av 
and  Villa  av  fm  San  Pablo  av 
W  to  the  Bay. 

Numbered. 
San  Pablo  av. 
Twelfth,  N  Oakland. 
Eleventh,        " 
Tenth,  " 

Ninth,  " 

Eighth,  •« 

Seventh,  «4 

Sixth,  " 

Fifth,  «« 

Fourth,  «« 

Third.  " 

Second,  " 

First,  " 


Prospect  East  Oakland,  N 
ot  Petal  a  f  >i  l^akc  Merritt E 
to  Fourth  a\ . 

Numbered. 
Lake. 
Capitol. 
Bay. 
Stone. 
Howard. 
Teimnm. 
Watson. 
Oak. 
Spruce. 
Pine. 
Clinton. 
J"ncs. 
Prospect,     bet     Merrimac 
and  Orchard,  fm  E  s  of  Tel- 
egraph av  to  city  line. 
Not  Numbered. 
Te  egraph  av. 

450     Webster 451 

New  Broadway. 

Putnam,  E<st  Oakland,  fm 
County  Road  N. 

Not  Numbered. 
County  Road. 
Dun  an. 
Hopkins 
Wilson . 
Mill  bury. 
Putnam,  fm   Fruit  Vale  av 
N  of  Railroad  av  E  to  High. 
Not  Nu     b^red. 
Quincey.     (See    Fast  Nine- 
teenth E  of  Thirtre  th  av.) 
QllillC.V,    E    Oakland,    N    of 
Munroe  fm  <  ity  line  E. 
Not  Numbered 
Racine,    fm    Telegraph    av 
junction  of  Merced  N  to  Al- 
catraz  av . 

Not  Numbered. 
Mariposa  A  v. 
Rose. 
Thorn. 
Lilly. 
Colusa. 
Rntton     Av.      (See     East 

Twenty-sixth. 
Keed,  East  Oakland.  E  side 
Moraga     Valley    road    N   of 
HampelL 

Not  Numbered. 
Rose,  bet  Cherry  and  Thorn, 
from  Racine  E  crossing  Tel- 
egraph av. 

Not  Numbered. 
Ruby,  off  Weston  bet  Pearl 
and  Gold,  N. 

N<  t  Numbered. 
San  Leandro  Road, con- 
tinuation of  East  Fourteenth 
E. 
Saunders.      (See    East 

Twenty-second.) 
Second  Av,  E  of  First  av 
from    hast  Tenth  N  to  East 
Sixteenth. 
East.         Street.  West. 

1000    East  Tenth 1001 

1050     East  Eleventh 1051 

1100    East  Twelfth HOI 

1200     Fast  Fourteenth  . .  .1201 

1250     Bast  Fifteenth 1251 

1300     Fast  Sixteenth.    ..   1301 

Second,  bet  First  and  Third 

tm  Lake  Merritt  W  to  Mark. 
North  Street.  South. 

50      Fallon   51 

100      Oak 10i 


74 


STREET     DIRECTORY. 


160      Madison 151 

200      Jackson 201 

250      Alice 

SOD      Harrison 301 

850      Webster 351 

400      Franklin 4  1 

450       Broadway   451 

500      Washington 5U1 

550      Clay 551 

600      Jefferson   6j1 

650       Grove 651 

700   Castro  701 

750   Brush 751 

800      Market 801 

Second,  Temescal,  E  of  First 
NE  fm  Temesial. 

Not  Numbered. 

Temescal. 

Birch. 

Summer. 

Clifion. 

Hudson. 

Forrest. 

College  av. 
Seventeenth   At,    E  of 
Sixteenth  av  fm  San  Antonio 
Creek  NE  to   East  Twenty- 
Fourth. 
South.        Street.  North. 

1100    East  Twelfth 1101 

1150    East  Thirteenth   ...1151 
1-200     East  Fourteenth. .  .    1801 

1250    East  Fifteenth 1251 

1300     East  Sixteen :h 1301 

Independence  Sqr. 
1450    East  Nineteenth  . .     1451 

1500     East  Twentieth 1501 

1550     East  Twenty-first.    .1551 
1600    EastT.v  11601 

1650     East  Twenty-third  .1651 

Seventeenth.   N      I  8a 

teenth  tin  Lake  Merntt  W  1 0 

tre  Bav. 
•h.        Street,  South. 

50    Fallon 61 

100    Oak 101 

150  

200  201 

400     Franklin 

idtnu    ... 

:h  av 

I'll* 

Ob 

6»0    .lefier-on 

650    Grove 

700    Castro 701 

l'.nsh 

800    West   

850    Garth 

I     hirkham    

1400    CypraM 
1450 

NfXIltll       ,%V.     E     n? 

av  fm    I 

Ka»t    1  irth. 

I    ..-Ml. 
th 
tii 

rtitli  10    1 

1I<«0      |M(   Tw.lfth 

I 
1  I  • 

1500    Em*  Tw< 
i56o   tut  re 


1600  East  Twenty-second  16"»1 

1650  East  Twenty-third.   1651 
Seventh,    bet  '  Sixth     and 

_  th,  fm  Lake  Merritt  W 
to  the  Bay. 
North.        Street.  South 

50  Fallon 51 

100  Oak 101 

l'O  Madis  >n 1  .">1 

200  Jackson  

250  Alice 251 

300  Harrison   301 

350  Webster 3.1 

400  Franklin 401 

450  Broadway. .      

500  Washington 501 

550  Clay 551 

6K>  Jefferson 6  01 

650  Grove 6  1 

700  Castro  ...    701 

750  Brush 751 

800  West 

90)  Market 901 

950  M  vi  tie    

1000  Filbert 1001 

1050  Linden   10  1 

1100  Chestnut 1101 

1150  Adeline 1151 

1200  Magnolia 1201 

1-250  Union 1251 

Poplar 

1350  Kirk  ham 1851 

1400  (y  press 1401 

1450  Center         1451 

1500  Chester 1501 

1550  Henry       

1600  Lewis*  and  Peralta.l  6  1 

1650  Campbell    1651 

1700  Willow 1701 

1750  Wo  d    

Pine         

Cedar 

1900     Bay 19ol 

Nc«ard,    bet    Tavlor    and 
Lincoln    W  s  of    Feralta  to 

Worth.        Street.  South. 

1600     Peralta 1601 

1650     C  ■mpbell 

1700    Will  m     1701 

1750     Wood 

1800     Pine 

1850     Cedar   18   1 

1900     Bav 1001 

Sharon,  S  "f  Abatraz  av  fin 
College  av  W  to  Oolbj  . 
n  t  Numbered. 
I     Uejp  a\. 
M    niton. 
MlinNtn  una     and 

Sutter     fin    Shattuek    a\     W 

Adt  1  ne    (al- 
bio  k  K  .     i   a>). 

n  t  Hoabered. 

Shattuek  av. 

•  r 
drove. 

eoe> 

A<1«  ' 
Hlinllink   Av,  from  V 

i  .iph   a\ . 

seventh. 

Alpine 
Trlitma. 
Plumas, 
ma. 

SIlRJlta. 

ter. 
Mono. 


Merced  a  v. 
Mariposa  av. 
Benton. 
Shell    Mound,  W of  King, 

East  Oakland. 
East.         Street.  West. 

600    Livingston 601 

550     lientiis  ......  - .   551 

Frederick 501 

Sherman  Av,  bet  Thirty- 
i  and  Grant  av  im  Tele- 
graph av  B  to  G 

Not   Numbered. 
Short,  N  of  Goss  fm  Pine  I 
t»  Bav. 

8'K)     Pine   1801 

Division 

I  edar    

Hay    1901 

Shuey  Lane,  fm  S  s  of  E 
Twenty-seventh  W  uf  Fruit- 
vale  a\  B 
Silver,  bet  Gold  and  Dia- 
mond fm  Moss  av  N  to 
West  •  Not  Numbered. 
Simp-on  Av.  bet  Twenty- 
third  fin  Grove  E  to  Tele- 
graph av. 

Numbered  from 
Telegraph  av  500. 
Sixteenth  Av.  E  of  Fif- 
-v   fm    San   Ant  nio 
It  Twenty-; 
a  reet. 

100    East  Twelfth 1101 

•  Fourteenth..    .1201 

south  1251 

1300  enth  ...  .1301 

•oi  nth.. 

at  Twentieth   1501 

Sixteenth.    N  Oi    Fifteenth 
fm   Telegraph   av    \V   to  the 

<t.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

B  •   Pablo  av 

<  l.\ 551 

601 

650     I  651 

-to 701 

-h    751 

801 

901 

951 



: 

lioi    Ci  eetnut   

i  ne 1151 

.  nuUa 

1250    Union 

L80Q    Pophu 1301 

Hirkham   

i  \  press 

..    .1451 
1601 

Campbell 1051 

1700     Willow  1701 

I    .  1901 

Sixth   \\ .  B    I  i    • 

t  >     ■      S  to  I  .1-:   i 
t  ■  ti.. 
| 

i  ,-r  Ninth 

10oO  Mi     

•  i   aventh 

1101 

i  a»t  t  Ifteenth  1261 


1300    East  Sixteenth 1301 

1350  East  Seventeenth. . .  1351 

1400    East  Eighteenth 1401 

1450  East  Nineteenth   ...1451 

Sixth,  het  Fifth  and  S  venth 

fm  Lake  Merritt  W  to  Market. 

North.        Street.  South 

50    Fallon 51 

100    Oak   1"1 

150    Madison 151 

200    Jackson '201 

250    Alice 251 

300     Harrison 301 

350     Webster 351 

400     Franklin 401 

450    Broadway 451 

500    Washington   501 

550    Clav 551 

600    Jefferson  601 

650    Grove 651 

700    Castro 701 

750    Brush 751 

Market. 

Sonoma,  het  Plumas  and 
Shasta  from  E  s  Shattuck 
av  W  to  Adeline. 

N<«t   Numbered. 

Shattuck  ay. 

Dover. 

Grove. 

Genoa. 

Calais. 

Adeline. 

South    Water    Front, 

S  of  Water  fm  Lake  Merritt 
to  Market  (projected). 

Spruce,  East  Oakland,  bet 
Pine  and  Oak  N  s  of  Pros- 
pect. Numbered. 
Lincoln. 

Excelsior. 

Stanley,  bet  Menlo  and 
Mariposa  av  fm  Dover  W  to 
Adeline. 

Not  Numbered. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Adeline. 
Stevens,  East  Oakland,  fm 
Count}  Road  N. 

Numbered. 
Duncan. 
Hopkins. 
Wilson. 
Millbury. 
Stone,  E  of  Lake  Merritt  f  m 
Broukyn  to  Prospect. 
Numbered. 
Brooklyn. 
Peralta. 
String:,    bet     Thirty-eighth 
and  Fortieth  N  of  Summer 
fm  Adeline  NE  one  block. 
Strode.    (See  Fifth  av.) 
Sn  lli  van        (See      East 

Twenty-third.) 
Summer,  E  s  of  Claremont 
av  N  of  junction  with  Tele- 
graph av  E. 

Not  Numbered. 
Claremont. 
First  av,  Temescal. 
Second  av,  Temescal. 
Third  av,  Temescal. 
Summer,    N    of    junction 
of   Thirty-eighth  and    Ade- 
line NE  one  block. 

Not  Numbered. 
Summit  At,  Glen    Echo 
Tract,  E  of  Webster  av. 


Summit,  bet  Telegraph  av 
and  Webster  fm  Prospect  N 
to  Hawthorn  av. 

Numbered. 

1950  Prospect 1951 

Orchard. 

Summit,  East  Oakland,  W 
of  Union.         Numbered. 
Lincoln. 
Montgomery. 
Grant. 
Clinton. 
Sumter,   E  of  New  Broad- 
way fm  Anderson. 
Surrhyne,  W  of  Gladding 
fm  A  to  B. 

100    A  101 

200     B 201 

Sutter,     bet     Sh;.sta     and 
Menlo  fm  Shattuck   av  W  to 
San    Pablo     av;     also    two 
blocks  E  8  of  Tehgraph  av. 
Not  Numbered. 
Shattuck  av. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Calais. 
Adeline. 
Sycamore,  bet  Twenty-fifth 
and    Twenty-sixth   fm     San 
Pablo  av  W  to  Telegrap'i  a\. 
North.     Street.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove   651 

San  Pablo  av. 

Nan  Pablo  Av,  fm  junc- 
tion of  Fourteen  h  &  Broad- 
way Sts  northerly  to  West 
Berkeley. 

1200    Fourteenth,  east  side. 

1251    Fifteenth,  west  side. 

1300    Sixteenth. 

1350    Seventeenth. 

1400     Eighteenth. 

1450  Nineteenth, or  Frederick, 

east  side. 

1451  Curves,  west  side. 
1476     Williams,  east  side. 
1501    Grove,  west  side. 

1500    Twentieth, or  Delger.east 
side. 
Grove,  west  side. 

1526    Twenty-first,  or  Hobart, 
east  side. 

1551    Twenty-first,  west. 

1570    Jones,  east. 

1600     Twenty-second,  or  Char- 
ter. 

1625     Brush,  west  side. 

1650    Locust. 

1700    Twenty-fourth,  or  Elm, 
east  side. 

1750    Twenty-fifth,  or  Laurel, 
east  side. 

1776    Sycamore,  east  side. 

1800    Twenty-sixth,  east  side. 
Milton,  west  s  de. 

1826     Park,  east  side. 

1825    Twenty  -  seventh,    west 
side. 

1900    Twenty -eighth,  or  Wal- 
lace, east  side. 
Twenty -eighth,  west  s'd. 

1950     Twenty-ninth,  or  Alden. 

1975    Market,  west  side. 

2000  Thirtieth,  or  Campb  11, 

east  side,  junction  of 
Market. 

2001  Thirtieth,  west  side. 
2060    Thirty-first,  east  side. 


2051    Myrtle,  west  side. 
I  21  0    Thirtv -second,  east  side. 
2101    Twenty-second,  west  s'd. 

Brockhurst,  east  side. 
2150    Thirty-third,  or    Nolan, 

east  side. 
2201    Tiiii  t\  -  ourth .  west  side. 
22)0    Thirty-fourth, or  Brown, 
east  side. 

2250  Thirty-fiith,   or  Walton, 

east  side. 
Thirty-sixth,  or    Logan. 
Telegraph  Av.  fm  junc- 
tion  of  Bio  <lway  and  Six- 
teenth,    running    northerly 
to  East  Berkeley. 
1300     Sixteenth. 
1350    Seventeenth. 
14U0    Eighteenth,  east  side,  or 

Durant. 
1451     Nineteenth,     west  side, 
or  Fi  ederick. 

14  East  ski    Williams. 
1"00    Twentieth,  or  Delger. 
155  1    Twenty-first   or  Hobart. 
1576     Jones,  we4  side. 

1600  Walnut,  east  si  e. 

1601  Twenty-second,  or  Char- 

ter, v\e&t  side. 
1651    Simpson  av,  west  side. 
1650    Twenty-third,  or  Locust, 

east  .-ice. 
1701    Twenty-fourth,  or   Elm, 

weal  side. 
1750    Twenty-fiith,  or  Laurel, 

east  side. 
1801     Syi  amore,  west  side. 
1800    B.>   »'la(e,  east  side. 

15  >1    Knox,  west  side. 

19 '0     Merrimac,  east  side. 
1901     Albion    we»t  side. 
19  '1     Cdedonia  av,  west  side. 
950    Prospect  av,  east  side. 
2001     ihirtieth.  west  side. 
2000    Orchard,  east  side. 
2051     Thirty-first,  west  side. 
20.  6     Hawthorne  av,  east  side. 
2100    Toirty-second,  west  side. 

2200  Plymouth,  east  side. 

2201  Thirty-fourth,  or  Brown, 

urpct     Slllf1 

2251  Ttiity-rifth]  or  Walton, 
west  side 

2250    Edwards,  east  side. 

Thirty-sixth,  or  Logan. 

Taylor,     bet     Chase     and 

Seward  fm  Peralta  E  to  Bay. 

North.     St>eet.  South. 

1600     Peralta 1601 

167.0    Campbell 1651 

1700     Willow 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1800    Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 1K51 

1900    Bay        1901 

Taylor.  East  Oakland.    (See 

Tenth  av.) 
T    liaina,   S  of  Plumas  fm 
Shattuck  av  W  to  Temescal 
Creek. 

Not  Numbered. 
Shattuck  av. 
Dover. 
Grove. 
Genoa. 
Calais. 
Temescal,   S  of  Birch   fm 
New    Broadway   E  to   Tele- 
graph a> . 

Not  Numbered. 
Broadway. 


76 


STREET    DIRECTORT. 


Diamond. 

I  l   Uer. 

Liberty. 

Second. 

Cherry. 

Maple. 
Tenth   Av,   E  of  Ninth  av 
fm    East    Tenth    N  to   East 
Twentieth. 

West. 

19  .0     Fast  Ninth 9."a 

100"     Fast  Tenth 1001 

1060    East  Eleventh   . ..   .1061 

1100     East  Twelfth lloi 

IS  10     East  Fourteenth  ..  .  *3f  1 

it  Fifteenth 1251 

18  0     Bast  Sixteenth  .    . 

1860    East  Seventeenth. .  1851 

1400       ast  Eighteenth.. 

14  0         -•  N  neteenth 1461 

Tenth.   N    of  Ninth    fin  E 
f r..nT       Lake   Merntt,  \V    to 
klta 
North.     Mreet.  South. 

50    Fallon    51 

100     Oak 101 

Hadison 151 

200    Jackson      801 

250     A  i  e 251 

Harrison 801 

i     351 

Franklin 401 

■jr."    Broadway  451 

600     Washington 501 

550    Cl.v 551 

60 »    Jrfterson     60 

650     Orove   651 

To     7<U 

Brush   751 

West   

900     .Market 

950     Mm  tie 

l  Filbert looi 

1060     Linden 1061 

lloo     (  lie-tnut 1101 

Adeline  1151 

1800    Magnolia 

Uniun 1261 

Poplar  1801 

i 

Hon  |     



1500  1501 

lta. 
Third    \  \  nd  at 

•  Eighth   N   to 
nth. 

i  West 

0o<>  til 

•  Ninth.    . 

1  I'M.  •  1101 

Third, 

I b    fm    Lake    I 

fa. 

I  ishlngtoo 

.  .   561 


600     Jeffersou 601 

650    Oiove 861 

700  Castro 701 

750  Brush 751 

900    Market 901 

Myrtle 961 

looo     l-ilbert 1001 

1050    Linden 1061 

lloo     Chestnut    1101 

ldi     Adeline 1151 

1200     Magnolia 1201 

1250     Union 126] 

1800    Poplar  130] 

1850    Kirkham 1351 

1400    Cypress 140] 

1460     Center   1461 

1 600    Chester 1501 

1.0     Henry    1551 

Lewis. 

Peralta. 
Third.      Temescal,      B      of 
Second  running  NE  fmTem- 
escaL 

X>t  Numbered. 

TeuiescaL 

Birch. 

Summer. 

Clifton. 

Hudson. 

Forrest. 

College 
Thirteenth      \v,    E    of 

Twelfth  av  fm  Bast  Eleventh 

NE  to  Peralta. 
Bast    Stn  West. 

1050    East  Eleventh 1051 

1100    East  Twelfth    L101 

120  »    Fast  Fourteenth 1201 

1260     East  Fifteenth  . 

1300     East  Sixteenth 1801 

I860    East  Sev  euteenth.  .1851 
1400  teenth. .   .1401 

1450     Best    Nineteenth.    .1451 
East  Twentieth.    . 
East  Twenty-first. 
•  ■         dl601 

n  Dty-third..l661 
,"00    Eaot  Twenty-fourth  1701 
dta. 
CoR       •  M  mga  Valley. 
Thirteenth,  N  ol  Twel  th 
tin  EFr<>Ut   nr  Lake  Merntt 
W  '  and  fn   (enter 

W  to  Pine. 
North.    SI  south. 

Fs    l.'ll 

100     "ik 101 

M  tdisou 11 

■  -   ■ 
LI     ■ 

800     Harris. <n    80] 

Webster 

iklio 

H  tsbington. 





701 
Brush 
M     ■ 
M   rkel 
1 

.1*01 

10 .0    Campbell     1861 

n  1701 

'   •  (laf  is  ,] 

I      ■ 

Thirtieth   \  1    or  Julia, 

!       I   Twcnu   ninth  »v. 


Thirtieth,     bet     Twenty- 
>■  jthtfa  and  Thirtv-seeond  fm 
Telegraph  av  W  to  Peralta. 
North.     Street.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650     Gro\  e 651 

BOO     West  801 

900     Market  and  S  P  av. .  901 

960     Mvrtle   951 

1000    Filbert 1001 

1050    Linden 1051 

1100    Chestnut 1101 

1150     Adeline 1151 

1200     Magnolia 1201 

1250     Union    1251 

Poplar  and  Peralta. 
Thirty-eighth,  fm  Tele- 
graph  av    W    to  Adeline  nr 
junction  of  San  Pablo  av. 
Not   Numbered. 
Telegraph  a\ . 
Crw\e. 
West 
Market. 
Thirty -lirst.    N    of   Thir- 
tieth nn  Telegraph  av  W  to 
San  Pablo  ai . 
North.     Street.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove 651 

'•Vest B01 

900     Market 901 

San  Pablo  a\. 
Thirty-fourth,   bet 
Thirty-second     and     Thirty- 
sixth    m  Telegraph  av  W  to 
P  i.tlta. 

50u    Telegraph  av 501 

a 

West         801 

900     Market 901 

-  at  and  Linden.. 1051 

1100    Chestnut 1101 

1160    Adeline     1151 

1200    Magnolia 1201 

Peralta. 
Thirty  ninth  or  tjtaanr, 
tin  Telegraph  ■     P 
line. 

•   Numbered. 
graph  a\ . 
tii  "\  e. 
s\( 

Market. 
Thirty    second,      N     of 
t  \  -first  tin   I\  [<      I 
w  •     p 
North     Street.  tth. 

i'.  1  graph  av 



-00     Wesl  

M 

-  1     Pablo  av 

1000    Filbert 

Linden  ,    ... 

1100     Chestnut..      . 

1160    Adeline 

lis 

1251 
.lta. 
Thirty  -«  v  rnth,  fn 

ipn  u\    w  Pablo 

.!>.  red. 
h  av. 

Wi 

Pablo  a\ . 
Thirty    -ixtli     1    I  o-nn 
undart  1  It)  line  fm  Tel- 
.;  1 1  at  W  to  Pt  ralta. 


STREET     DIRECTORY. 


77 


North.     Street.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

6>0    Grose 651 

800     West 801 

900     Market SOI 

1100    S  1'av  and  Chestnut. lit.  1 

1150     Adeline Ill 

Per  lta  &  Magnolia. 
Thompson.  S  of  Norm  fm 
Mouh  .    to  Polhy. 

N  'i  Ntmnhererl. 
Thorit    1  et  Lilly  and  Rose 
fm    R»ci;  e    crujaiua     ice 
graph  a\ .     Not  ^  u        kj. 

Todd,  b«*  22eK.ee  a.i  .  Felton 
bey  E  s  of  orove  uuiiuiiuiiig 
\\\o  San  Pablo  as. 
Not  Numbered. 

Grove. 

Adeliue  av. 

Genoa. 

Calais. 

Third  av,  Temescal. 

Baker. 

Herzog. 

San  Pablo  av. 

Twelfth  Av,  E  of  Eleventh 
av  fm  Ease  ienth  NE  to  East 
Twentieth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

1000    East  Tenth 1001 

1050     Eat  Eleventh 1051 

1100     East  Twelfth 1101 

1200     East  Fourteenth  . .  .1201 

1250     East  Fifteenth 1251 

1300     East  Sixteenth 1301 

1350  East  Seventeenth  ..1351 
1400  East  Eighteenth ....  1401 
1450     East  Nineteenth 1451 

Twelfth,  N  of  Eleventh  fm 

Lake  Merritt  W  to  the  bay. 
North.        Street.  South. 

50  Fallon 51 

100  Oak 101 

150  Madison 151 

200  Jackson 201 

250  Alice 251 

300  Harrison   301 

350  Webster 351 

400  Franklin 4ol 

450  Broadway ....   451 

500  Washington 501 

550  \Jlav 651 

600  Jefferson 601 

650  Grove 051 

700  Castro 701 

750  Brush 751 

800  West S01 

900  Market 901 

950  Mmle 951 

1000  Filbert 1001 

1050  Linden 1051 

1100  Chestnut 1101 

1150  Adeliue   1151 

1200  Matrnolia  1201 

1250  Union ..1251 

1300  Poplar 1301 

,350  Kirkham 1351 

1400  Cypress 1401 

1450  Center 1451 

1500  Chester 1501 

1600  Peralta 1601 

1650  Campbell 1651 

1700  Wdlow 1701 

1750  Wood 1761 

1800  line 1801 

1850  Cedar 1851 

1900  Bav 1901 

Twentieth  Av,  E  of  Nine- 
teenth av  fm  East  Eleventh 
NE  to  East  Twenty-first. 


East.        Street.  West. 

1050  East  Eleventh 1051 

1100  East  Twelfth 1101 

1200  hast  F-.u.teenth.  ..1201 

1250  East  Fifteenth 1251 

1300  East  Sixteenth 1301 

1350  East  Seventeenth  . .  1351 

1450  East  Nineteenth. .  ..1451 

1500  East  Twentieth 1501 

Twentieth,  N  of  Nine- 
teenth fm  Lake  Merritt  W 
to  Market  and  fm  w  s  of 
Market  N  of  Twenty-first 
W  to  the  Bay. 
North.         Street.  South. 

300     Harrison     301 

350    Webster 35! 

400    Kranklin 401 

450     Broadway 451 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    San  Pablo  av 651 

650    Grove 651 

700    Castro 701 

750     Biush 751 

800     West   801 

850    Curtis 851 

900    Market 901 

950    Myrtle 951 

1000    Filbert 1001 

1050    Linden 1051 

1100    Chestnut 1101 

1150    Adeline  1151 

1200    Magnolia 1201 

1250    Union 1251 

1300    Poplar 1301 

1350     Kirkham   1351 

Cypress 

1600     Peralta   1601 

1650    Campbell   1651 

1700     Willow 17<)1 

1750     Uood 1751 

1800     Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 1851 

1900     Bay 1901 

Tw»nty-eighth,     bet 

Twenty-sixth   and  Thirtieth 

fm  Telegraph  av  W  to  Beach. 

North.        Street.  South. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove 651 

850    San  Pablo  av 851 

900    Market  901 

950    Mvrtle 951 

1000     Filbert 1001 

1050     Linden   IOoj 

1100    Chestnut 1101 

1150     Adeline 1151 

1200    Magnolia 1201 

1250    Union 1251 

1300    Poplar 1301 

1600  'Peralta 1601 

Hubbard. 
Halleck. 

Twenty-fifth    or     Lau- 
rel, bet  Twenty -fourth  and 
Twenty -sixth   fm   Broadway 
W  to  San  Pablo  av. 
North         Street.  South. 

450    Broadway 451 

650    Grove 651 

San  Pablo  av 

Twenty -first   A  v.  E   of 
Twentieth  av  fm   East  Elev- 
enth NE  to  East  Thirtieth. 
East.         Street.  Wesx. 

1050     East  Eleventh   1051 

1100     East  Twelfth 1101 

1200     East  Fourteenth  ...   1201 

1250     East  Ffteenth      1251 

1300    East  Sixteenth 1301 

1350    East  Seventeenth. . .  1351 


1450  East  Nineteenth ....  1451 

1500  East  Twentieth  ...    .1601 

1550  East  Tw  nty-first  .1551 

1600  E  8tTwentv-secondl601 

1650  East  Twenty  third   .1651 

1  00  East  Twenty -fourth  1701 

1750  East  Twenty -fifth  . .  .1  51 

18'i0  East  Twenty-sixth . .  1S01 

1850  E.  Tweitv-seventh  1851 

1900  E.  Twentv-eijfbth    .1901 

1950  E.  Twenty-ninth  .  .  .1951 

Twenty-first,  N  of  Twen- 
tieth fm  N.  Broadway  W  to 
Market. 
North.        Street.  South. 

Broadway. 

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove 651 

6  0    San  Pablo  av  651 

750     Brush ,..7&l 

80i     West 801 

850    Curtis 851 

900    Market     901 

Twentj'-fourth   Av,  E 

of  Twenty  third  av  fm  East 

Eleventh  NE  to  city  line. 

East.         Street.  West. 

1050    East  Eleventh..     .  1051 

1100    East  Twelfth 1101 

1 200     East  Fourteenth 1201 

1250    East  Fifteenth.    ..    .1251 

1300     East  Sixteenth 1301 

13>0  East  Seventeenth.  .1351 
1450    East  Nineteenth  ...1451 

1500     East  Twentieth 1501 

1550    East  Twenty  -first. .  .1551 

Twenty- third  Av,  E  of 
Twenty-second  av  fm    East 
fa  leventh  NE  to  city  line. 
East.       Street.  West. 

Oho    East  Eleventh 601 

1050     East  Twelfth     1051 

1200     East,  Fourteenth  ...  1201 

1250    East  Fifteenth 1251 

1300    East  Sixteenth 13  >l 

1350  Ea*t  Seventeenth  1351 
1450  East  Nineteen tli....  1451 
1500  East  Twentieth.  ..  1501 
15)     East  Twenty-first.  ..1551 

Twenty-fourth  or  £lm, 
bet  Twenty-third  and  Twen- 
ty-fifth fin  city  line  W  to  San 
Paul  >  a\  and  fm  Market  to 
the  Bay. 
North.  *     Street.  South. 

350     Webster 351 

450     Broadway 451 

Valley      

500    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove 651 

San   Pablo  av 

900    Market 901 

950    Mvrtle 951 

000     Filbert 1001 

1050    Linden 1051 

1100    Chestnut 1101 

1150     Adeline   1151 

12  h>    Ifagnolia 1201 

1250     Union    1251 

1300    Poplar 1301 

1350     Kirkham 1351 

1600     Peralta 1601 

1650    Campbell 1651 

1700     Wi  low 1701 

1750     Wood 1751 

1S00     Pine 1S01 

1850    Cedar in>i 

Twenty-second.  Av,  E 
of  Twenty-first  av  fm  East 
Eleventh  NE  to  East  Twenty- 
first. 


78 


STREET   DIBECTORY. 


Bast  Street                West. 

650    EastEleventh 551 

600  East  Twe.fth.     ...  601 

700  East  Fourteenth    . .  701 

750     East  Fifteenth 751 

800    East  Sixteenth 801 

860  East  Seventeenth  . .  851 

1000  Ea9t  Nineteenth... .1001 

1050     East  Twentieth 1051 

Twenty-second,     N     of 

Tvveut\  -first  fm  Lake  Merritt 
to  the  bay,  E  of   San   Fa  bio 
av  called  Charter,  E  of  Tele- 
graph av  call,  d  Walnut. 
North.     Street.  South. 

250    \Va\  oi  lv  Place 251 

276     V.dJez 275 

3>0     We  ster 3">0 

400    Franklin 401 

450    Broadway 4  1 

5iK)    Telegraph  av 501 

650    Grove   651 

San  Pablo  av   

750    Brush      751 

800     West 801 

8  0    Curtis 

900    Marke  901 

950    Myrtle   .     951 

1000     Filbert 1001 

1050    Linden 1051 

lioo    Chestnut 1101 

1150     Adeline   1151 

Magnolia  1201 

Union 1251 

1300     Poplar 1301 

16o0     Peral-a 16(H 

1650    Campbell 1651 

170)     Willow   1701 

W  i.)d 1751 

18  "O     Pine 1H01 

18.)0    Cedar 

1900     Bay   1901 

Twenty-sixth   N    I 
in   re  tin  Ci  uve  W  bo  H 

Street.  South. 

<;ro\e  

800     W,->t     

850    San  Pablo  av 

Market 9  5 

Mm  tie 

1000    Filbert 

Linden 

1100    I  hestnnt 

line 1151 

nulia 1201 

12  1 





: 

W  II  rW. 

. 

. 

T  *  «•  ntj      (hi  i   .1 

i  Twi  nt  \  • 

I 

I 

■ 

Tirrnt)   third      i      i.<> 

>n-'  iph    n<     to 


Union,  East  Oakland,  N  fm 
Fourteenth  av  and  Lincoln . 
Lincoln. 
Montgomery. 
Grant. 
Clinton. 
County  road. 
Duncan. 
Hopkins. 
Wilson. 
Millbury. 
I'nion,     bet    Magnolia    and 
Poplar  fm  First  N  to  Peralta. 
East.        Street.  We>t. 

600    First 61 

700    Third   701 

800     Fifth 801 

850    Seventh 851 

900     Eighth 901 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1100    Twelfth   1101 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth ..1301 

H00     Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 1451 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twenty-second lo  II 

100    Twenty -fourth 1701 

1800    Tr^utj-fluctti 1801 

1900-   Twenty-eighth 19<H 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

2100     Toirty-,econd 2101 

Peralta. 
Valdez,    E   of    Webster   fm 
Walnut  or  Twenty-second  N". 
Not   Numbered. 
Valdez,  East  Oakland,  W  of 

Kennedy. 
North.         Street.  South. 

650     Livingston 651 

6i'0     Dennison 601 

650     Frederick 651 

Vallccito  Av   E  s  Blair  av 

N  of  Piedmont  av. 
Vail    y.     bet    Tele.'raph   av 
and  Broadway  N  fm  Twenty- 
mil  to  Twenty-fourth. 

2     Twenty-second 3 

50     Twenty  third 51 

Vernal    Av,   end  of    Blair 
av,  Piedmont. 

N  't  Numbered. 
Voriion.  r  of  Pleasant  Val 
ley  a\  tin  Cottaia 

•  Numbered. 
Vernon,    F   of    (Ukland  av 

fm  I 

Wrnon,  N  of  Birch  fin 

•  Number*    ! 

•  cr. 
Diamond. 

Virt'iilf,  F  of  Telegraph  av 
i  in  (  t  av  N. 

'    NilinNcu 

sh 

Mir   mla. 
Villa    Av,  hit  WnriN  ! 

-  M  Pablo  av 

w 

•Ifth,  N.  Oakland, 
i. 
Tenth, 

tli.  •• 

•h, 


Trotting  Park. 
Walker  Av,   bet   Auburn 
and  Fortv-third   fm  Adeline 
W  to  Oakland  Trotting  Park. 
Not  Numbered. 
Adeline. 
San  Pablo  a  v. 
Watte 

Trotting  Park. 
1»  alker.  East  Oakland.  (See 

Thirteenth, av.) 
Wallace.     (See  Twenty- 
eighth.) 
Walnut  (See  Twenty-first.) 
Wa  Is  worth  Av.  fm  Pros- 
pect E  of  New  Rr<  adwaj  N  E. 
•  Numbered. 
Walton,    S    of  Thirty-sixth 
fm   Telegraph  av  W  to  San 
P.it  1 
North.        Street.  South. 

500     Telegraph  av 501 

Grove 651 

800     West   

300    Market 901 

Warren,  fm  Fruit  Vale  av  S 
of  Railroad  a\  E  to  High. 
N   t  Numbered. 
Washington.  W  of  Broad- 
way im  First  to  Fourteenth. 
Ea.-.t.         Street.  West. 

6J0    First 005 

6>0    Second 651 

700     Third   701 

750     Fourth 75] 

SOI 

826     Sixth    

850    Seventh 

9»0     Elfhth 901 

950     Ninth 9.1 

100  >    Tent  i     1001 

1050     Eleventh   105] 

lioO    Twelfth   1101 

1150     Thirteenth 1161 

12  0    Fourteenth.  1201 

W  a  S  h  i  iiftnn  Square, 
bet    East   Twelfth   ami 
Fourteenth  and  Seventh  and 
E  ighth  ava. 

Washington.    Bad     Oak- 
land, 1111    Fruit  Vale  av  N  of 
Putnam  E  to  High. 
N  >t  Nnrabei  ed. 

Wash!  net*  a,    1 
la  ;  a  ei  th.) 

».  nter,  H       First  fm  I 
Mci  1  nt   w   to   Market  (pro- 
• 

Wiilion  a   Merritt 

In  in    \i  liol   1.  nr   Fourth  av 

klyn. 
Pel  >lta. 

Pr    I 
Wat  «  -  merj  and    Har- 

lan 1111  I  1  k. 

Numbered. 
n  1      1  Buona 

\\     ]!.. 
r.  11  . 

Wnviil.i  .    1     of    Val  'i-7.  fm 
1  ntv  third 
M 

•\   third 

Wa>  ii<-  \ \    1 
Pi    di     H 
Lake  Nhora  ai  1 

Wrbstrr,   het    ll.ur      nand 


STREET     DIRECTORY. 


79 


760    Atlantic 751 

Franklin  fm  S  water  front  N 
to  Hawthorn. 
East.        Street.  West. 

550    South  Water  Front.  551 

600    First 601 

660    Second 651 

700    Third 701 

750    Fourth 751 

800    Fifth 801 

826    Sixth 825 

860    Seventh 851 

900    Eightn 901 

950     Ninth 951 

1000    Tenth 1001 

1050    Eleventh 1051 

1100    Twelith 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth     15J1 

1600    Walnut  or  Twenty- 
second  1601 

1650  .Twenty-third  or  Lo- 
cust   1651 

1700    Twentv-fo'th  or  Elm  1701 
1760    Twenty-fifth  or  Lau- 
rel  1751 

1800    New  Broadway.    ..  1801 
1800    Junction  Bay  "Place.  180 1 

1900    Mernmac  Place 1901 

1950     Prospect 1951 

2000    Orchard 2001 

Hawthorn. 

Webster,  East  Oakland. 
(See  East  Eighteenth.) 

Webster  or  Cemetery 

Av.fm  junction  New  Broad- 
way at  Hawthorn,  NE  to 
Cemetery. 

Not  Numbered. 

Broadway. 

Mason. 

Booth. 

Gaskell. 

John. 

Mather. 

West,  E  of  Market  fm  Sixth 

N  to  Twenty-second  and  fm 

Twenty-sixth  E  of  San  Pablo 

av  N  to  Forty-eighth. 

East.        Street.  West. 

600    Sixth 601 

850  Seventh .  851 

900  Eighth  901 

950  Ninth 951 

1000     Tenth 1001 

1050     Kiev  nth 10  1 

1100    Twelfth... 1101 

1150    Thiiteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth    1201 

1250    Fifteenth 1251 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

13=i0    Seventeenth 1351 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1450    Nineteenth 1451 


1500    Twentieth 1501 

1526    Twenty-first 1525 

1550    Lydia 1551 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

1800    Twenty-sixth  1801 

1850    Twenty-seventh...    1851 

1900    Twenty-eighth 1901 

1950    Twenty-ninth 19.il 

2000    Thirtieth 2001 

2050    Thirty-first 2051 

2100    Thirty-second 2101 

2126    Brockhurst 2125 

2150    Thirty-third 2151 

2200    Thirty-fourth 2201 

2250    Thirty-fifth 2251 

Thirty-sixth. 

Thirty-seventh. 

Thirty-eighth. 

Apgar. 

Thirty-ninth. 

Fortieth  or  Evoy  av. 

Forty-first. 

Forty-second. 

Forty-third. 

Forty-fourth. 

Forty-fifth. 

Forty-sixth. 

Forty-seventh. 

Tehama. 

West    Eleventh.     (See 
Eleventh  fm  Kirkham  W  to 
Center.) 
West  Ninth.     (See  Ninth 

fm  Kirkham  to  Peralta.) 
Weston  Av,  continuation 
of   Thirty-eighth  N  of  Moss 
av  fm  Telegraph  av  Eto  New 
Broadway.     Not  numbered. 

Telegraph  av. 

Pearl. 

Ruby. 

Gold. 

Silver. 

Diamond. 

Broadway. 

Wiards    L^ane,  bet   Villa 

av  and  Auburn  fm  San  Pablo 

W  to  Oakland  Trotting  Park. 

Not  Numbered. 

William,  S   of  Seventh   w 

s  of  Peralta  to  Bay. 
North.       Street.     '        South. 

1600     Peralta 1601 

1650    CaTiipbell   1651 

1700    Willow 1701 

1750    Wood 1751 

1800     Pine 1801 

1850    Cedar 1851 

1900     Bay 1901 

William.  (See  Nineteenth.) 

500     Telegraph 501 

Willow.  W  of  Campbell  fm 
Pacific    N    to     Beach    and 
Twenty-eighth. 
East.        Street.  West. 

Pacific. 


800    William 801 

850    Seventh 851 

876    Goss  875 

900     Eighth 001 

Chase. 
Taylor. 

1000    Seward 1001 

1050    Lincoln 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1250    Fifteenth   1251 

1300    Sixteenth 1301 

1400     Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth 1501 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 17j§1 

1800    Twenty -sixth 1801 

Beach. 

Wilson,  bet  Millbury  and 
Hopkins  e  a  of  Moraga 
Valley  road . 

Union. 

Putnam. 

Stevens. 

Wood,  bet  Willow  and  Pine 

fm  Pacific  N  to  A. 
East.        Street.  West. 

Pacific. 

750    Atlantic 751 

800     William 801 

S50    Seventh 851 

876    Goss   875 

900    Eighth 901 

Chase. 
Taylor. 

1000    Seward 1001 

1050    Lincoln 1051 

1100    Twelfth 1101 

1150    Thirteenth 1151 

1200    Fourteenth 1201 

1300    Sixteenth   . .   1301 

1400    Eighteenth 1401 

1500    Twentieth   1501 

1600    Twenty-second 1601 

1700    Twenty-fourth 1701 

1800    Twenty-sixth 1801 

A 

Yerba  Bnena  Av,  N  oi 

B,  fm  San  Pablo  av  N  to  the 
Bay. 

Not  Numbered. 

San  Pablo  av. 

Emery. 

Watts. 

Harlan. 

Haven. 

Hull  is. 

Holden. 

Horton. 

Hubl'ard. 

Halleck. 

Beach . 

Gladdinjj. 

Bay. 


SUPPLEMENTAL-OAKLAND. 

Atkinson  Geo  W,  electric  belts,  470  Thirteenth,  res  same 
A.LWTN  GAD,  general  merchandise,  Lorin 
BENEDICT,  RUDOLPH  &  CO  (Newton  Bene- 
dict and  W  F  Rndolph)  successors  to  Benedict,    Capell 
&  Co,  real  estate,  457  Ninth 
DELGEK  FREDERICK,    capitalist,    969  Broad- 
way, res  524  Nineteenth 
Derby  E  M  &  Co  (George    H    Payne    and    0    E   and   A    B 
Derby)  lumber  dealers,  yards  E  Oakland  and  Alameda, 
S.  F,"office  22  California 
DRUCKER'S  EXPRESS,    San  Francisco,  Oak- 
land  and  Fruit  Vale,  Howard   &   Conroy   proprietors, 
405  Eighth,  Oakland,  and  15  Market,  S  F 

EQUITY  BUILDING  AND  LOAN  AS- 
SOCIATION, J  B  McChesney  president,  G  A 
Willard  secretary,  1003  Washington 

FISH  M  W,  physician  and  surgeon,  461  E  Four- 
teenth, res  same 

Gallaway  Josie  Mrs,  res  Henry  House 

GARNER  &  SON  (Henry  and  Henry  AV)  butchers, 
SW  cor  Ninth  and  Webster 

Gillis  A  J,  real  estate  and  insurance,  466  Ninth,  res  1098 
Thirtieth 

Greub  Pauline  Miss,  clerk  J  Fischer,  res  814  Grove 

Holland  Henry  A,  auditor  Wells,  Fargo  and  Co,  S  F,  res 
809  Webster 

HOWARD  &  CONROY  (C  M  Howard  and  E  C 
Conroy)  Drucker's  Express,  S  F,  Oakland  and  Fruit 
Vale,  15  Market,  S  F,  and  405  Eighth,  Oakland 

Ingler  Edward,  machine  hand  Ingler  &  Atkinson,  res  316 
Seventh 

JURGENS  J  H,  groceries  and  provisions,  Golden 
Gate 

MCCORD  D  H,  butcher,  401  Tenth  and  971  Frank- 
lin, res  405  Tenth 


ALAMEDA. 

Colby    Hubbard,   entry  clerk  U  S  Custom  House,  res  1866 

San  Antonio  ave 
Colby   Willard,  clerk   Wells.  Fargo  &  Co  Express,  res  1866 

San  Antonio  ave 
COIDWEII  D  RUSSELL,  druggist  and  Wells, 

Fargo  A  Co'a  Express,  1501  Webster,  res  same 
Cole  Prank  (J  (Aldrioh  ft  Cole)  res  College  ave  nr  tbe  Ray 
Cole  Win,   fireman  8  1*  Co,  res   High  nr  the  Bay 


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Aaron  David,  p^dl^'r,  re#260  Eighth 

Abbay  James  N,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  955  Willow 

Abbey  Alfred,  ragr  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

761  Fourteenth 
Abbey  Edgar  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,res  1318  Castro 
Abbey  Frances  J  Mrs,  res  1318  Castro 
Abbey  Richard,  pres  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

1076  Fourteenth 

Abbott Mrs,  res  1309  Broadway 

Abbott  A  B,  res  1360  Grove 

Abbott  Adelbert  S,  Clerk,  S  F,  res  1360  Grove 

Abbott  A  F,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  The  Arlington 

Abbott  Carl  H,  student  Hastings  College  of  Law,  S  F,  res  118 

Eleventh 
Abbott  Clara  L  Miss,  teacher  Kindergarten,  res  1360  Grove 
Abbott  Clare  Miss,  res  1171  Broadway 
Abbott  Clyde  H,  clerk  E  R  Taylor,  res  1171  Broadway 
Abbott  C  W,  res  765  Sixth 
Abbott  Emma  Miss,  res  1171  Broadway 

Abbott  Frank,  clerk  W  H  Chamberlain,  res  1652  -Seventh 
Abbott  Granville  D,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  US  Eleventh 
Abbott  Granville  S,  D  D,  agent  American  Baptist  Publica 

tion  Society,  res  118  Eleventh 
Abbott  Lottie  E  Miss,  student,  res  1360  Grove 
Abbott  Moses  A,  res  1360  Grove 
Abbott  Solon  M,  ladies'  hair  goods,  1171  Broadway,  res  535 

Eighteenth 
Abbott  S  M  Mrs,  ladies'  hair  goods,  1171  Broadway,  res  535 

Eighteenth 
Abbott  William   D,  painter,  res  Watts  cor  Forty-fifth,  Em- 
eryville 
Abel  Geo  H,  farmer,  res  668  Sixteenth 
Abele  M  Mrs,  midwife,  res  857  Chester  


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Abell  Gerald  L,  compositor  Pacific   Press  and  citv  number- 

ei\  res  192S  Filbert 
ABELL  IRVING  L,  journalist,  res   373  Thirteenth 
A  hell  J  M  Mrs,  res  192S  Filbert 
Aber  Xellie  Miss,  tailor  ess,  res  30S  Seventh 
Abercrombie  A  B,  clerk,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Abernethy  Annie  E  Miss,  res  578  Thirteenth 
Abernethy  Henry,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1359  Eighteenth 
Able  Charles,  heater  Judson  Manufacturing  Co.  res  Halleck    [fpu 

nr  Park  ave  ^*" 

Abraham  A.  capitalist,  res  The  Olive 
Abrahams  John,  peddler,  res  Peralta  ave,  Fruit  Vale 
Abrahamson   Bros   (Hugo  &  Julius)  drv   and  fancy  goods, 

1121-1123  Broadway 
Abrahamson  Hugo  (Abrahamson  Bros)  res  S  F 
Abrahamson  Julius  (Abrahamson  Bros)  res  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Jefferson 
Abrahamson  Morris,  bookkeeper  Gordan  Bros,  res  S  F 
Abrego  Ysmael  M,  salesman,  S  F,  res  922  Chester 
Abreu  John  F,  laborer,  res  1011  E  Twenty-second 
Abreu  Manuel  F,  laborer,  res  1009  E  Twenty-second 
Abrott  Andrew,  teamster  H.  Schellhaas,  res  Emeryville 
Achard   Charles,  carriage  trimmer,  367  Eleventh,  res   same 
Achard  Charles  N,  res  367  Eleventh 
Achard  Laura,  dressmaker,  res  367  Eleventh 
Achard  William   L,  clerk  W   S   &  0  T  Co,  res  367  Eleventh   ^ 
A ckens   George  E,  bootmaker  Turner  &    Poirier,  res  1162 

Seventh 
Acker  E  M,  carpeter  R  R  shop 

Ackerman  A  C,  carpenter  W  TVeitch,  res  Areata  House 
Ackerman     Albert    II,   crockery,    glass    ware,   and    house 

hold   goods,  L003   Broadway,  res  B08  Tenth 
Ackerman  Flora  Miss,  res  808  Tenth  & 

Ackerinao  Fred  A,  conductor  S  P  Co.  res  1121  Twelfth 
Ackerman  Hart,  res  ^,,s  Tenth 
Ackerman  James,  employe    Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  C£ 

Park  ave  nr  Hubbard.  Emeryville 
Ackcnnan  Jacoh,  employe  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  Exchange  I  [otel 
Ackerman  Sec  (Conk  iV  Ackerman)  8  F,res  v,ls  Tenth. 
Acme  Athletic  <  Hub,  305  Fourteenth 
Ac,,,,-  Bath  Co,  E    D  Ormshy  pres,  C    E   Gilletl   Bee,  L055 

Broadway 
Acme  Saloon,  Albeit  Olander propr,  <»2,.»  East  Twelfth 
Adair  Annie  M  i  Brayton  Block 

Adamina  Felix,  painter,  sln  Twenty-ninth 

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qo         Adamina  J  &  Co  (Joseph    and    Felix   Adamina)  house  and 


sign  painters,  res  820  Twenty-ninth 


tt         Adamina  Joseph,  painter,  820  Twenty-ninth 

w   -j  Adams ,  sawyer  Burnham  Standeford  Co,  res  363  Fifth 

^   Q  Adams  Adeline  Miss,  student,  res  1421   Sixteenth 

w     .  Adams  Albert,  apprentice    Wentworth  Boot  &  Shoe  Co,  res 

H   k  ;  1421  Sixteenth 

*-   tfl  Adams  B,  bartender,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

u     ,  Adams  Bertram,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  568  Seventeenth 

•g    o  Adams  Bessie  G  Miss,  res  939  Filbert 

ADAMS-THE    C     F    ADAMS     HOME 

FURNISHING    HOUSE,    John    Humphrey 

manager,  1305  Telegraph  ave 
Adams  Charles  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1655  Seventh 
ADAMS  EDSON  MBS,  res  Bay  Place 
Adams  Edson  F,  res  Bav  Place 
Adams  E  D  Mrs,  res  366i  Twelfth 

Adams  E  F  Miss,  saleslady  G    A  Moss,  res  366^  Twelfth 
»?   <2  !  Adams  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  682  Twenty-ninth 
Adams  Eliza  M  Mrs,  res  956  Myrtle 
Adams  E  M  (Holman  Packing  Co)  res  1374  Fifth 


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and   Twelfth,  res  1311  Clay 

Adams  George,  finisher  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Adams  Geo,  driver  Pioneer  Soda  Works,  res  1507  Twelfth 
ave 

Adams  Harry  H,  carpenter,  res  8.16  Twentv-first 

Adams  H  Mrs,  res  266  East  Twelfth 

ADAMS  HERBERT  L,  attorney-at-law  and 
agent  Pickens,  Fulton  &  Co  and  Wilber  Commercial 
Agency,  room  29,  957  Broadway,  res  room  23  Davis 
Block  NW  cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 

Adams  J  A  D  Mrs,  Christian  scientist  568  Seventeenth,  res 
same 

Adams  James,  repairer  R  R,  shops,  res  945  Willow 

Adams  James  C,  res  939  Filbert 

Adams  John,  res  1254  Franklin 

Adams  John  Chas,  res  Bay  Place 

Adams  John  M,  salesman  Oakland  Lumber  Co,  res  575 
Twenty-fifth 

Adams  John  M,  plumber,  res  811  Willow 

Adams  John  S,  physician  NE  cor  Broadwav  and  Twelfth, 
res  1311  Clay 

G.  H.  KRIECHBAUM,  Dentist,  854^  BROADWAY 

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Adaros  Joseph,  shoemaker,  res  1421  Sixteenth 

Adams  Joseph  C  S  D,  Christian  scientist,  res  56S  Seven- 
teenth 

Adams  Josephine  M  Miss,  res  954  Broadway 

Adams  J  S  Mrs.  widow,  res  S60  Clay 

ADAMS  ORSON  B,  physician  and  surgeon  1014 
Broadway,  Telephone  229,  res  same 

Adams  Samuel,  employe  California  Door  Co,  res  w  s  Tele- 
graph ave  nr  Forty-eighth. 

Adams  Selby,  student,  res  949  Filbert 

Adams  T,  emyloye  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  523  Third 

Adams  Wallace,  driver,  res  615  East  Twenty-third 

Adams  Win  H,  barkeeper  Chas  Jurgens,  res  1311  San 
Pablo  ave 

Adamson  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  (J$Q  Thirty-fourth 

Addington  A  M,  potter,  res  803  Isabella 

Addington  Charles,  res  S03  Isabella 

Addington  Martha  J  Mrs,  res  803  Isabella 

Addington  Thomas,  res  803  Isabella 

Addis  Robert  C,  fruit  peddler  G03  Webster,  res  S  F 

Adeline  Station,  waiting  room,  1156+  Seventh 

Adkins  Grant,  driver  Pacific  Pre.--,  res  714  Eleventh 

Adkins  Lillie  Mrs,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  714 
Eleventh 

Adkins  Martin  M,  driver  W  S  &  O  T  Co,  re-  577  Sycamore 

Adney  L  L  Mi-,  n  b  666  Thirty-third 

Adney  KG  J,  collecter  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  666 
Thirty-third 

Adriance  John  C,  agent  California  Cracker  Co,  rea  B26 
Madison 

Adriance  Samuel  P>,  clerk  J  C  Adriance,  re-  51  1  Bast 
Fifteenth 

Aeg<  rt<  r  John  P,  gardener,  pes  1829  Union 

JETNA  INSURANCE  CO,  Alameda  County 
Branch,  X  \V  Winton   manager,  XK  cor  Eleventh  and 

JE TN A  MINERAL  WATER  CO.  1  R  Motl  A 

I  !o  ;iLr<-iit-.  1 361  Broadway 
Afifleck  — ,  baker  Domestic  Bakery,  res  w  -  Telegraph  ave  nr 

Forty-eighth 
African  M  E  Church,  Fifteenth  bel  West  and  Market 
AGARD  &  CO  (J  T  Agard,  .)  .1  Asjard  and  George  W 

itl  i  grocers  1 120  Broadway 
Agard  A  II.  physician  L104  Broadway,  res  1259  Alice 
ard  A  II.  clerk  Q  W  McKeand,ree  8  V 
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Agard  J  J  (Agard  &  Co)  res  1331  Filbert 

Agard  John  T  (Agard  &  Co)  res  573  Seventeenth 

Agard  Joseph  J,  adjuster  Hartford  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 
1331  Filbert 

Agard  Merta  V  Miss,  res  1331  Filbert 

Agers  Oscar  E,  hospital  nurse,  301  Second 

Agnew ,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Agnew  Francis  J,  student,  res  936  Filbert 

Agnew  Frank  B,  cashier,  S  F,  res  1001  Chester 

Agnew  John  J,  foreman  San  Francisco  Gas  Light  Co,  S  F, 
res  376  East  Fourteenth 

Agnew  Louis  F,  student,  res  936  Filbert 

Agnew  Nellie  Miss,  assistant  W  E  Brooks,  res  478  Twenty- 
first 

AGNEW  THOMAS,  manager  Anglo-Nevada  As- 
surance Corporation  of  San  Francisco,  465  Ninth,  res 
936  Filbert 

Agnew  Thos  J,  city  agent  Anglo-Nevada  Assurance  Corpor- 
ation, res  936" Filbert 

Agnew  W  P  Dr,  physician  and  surgeon,  1155  Broadway, 
res  same 

Agricultural  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York,  James  Gamble 
agent,  469  Ninth 

Agustus  Caroline,  seamstress,  res  1211  Eighteenth  ave 

Agustus  Domingo,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1211  Eighteenth  ave 

Agustus  Domingo  Jr,  laborer,  res  1211,  Eighteenth  ave 

Ah  earn  Sarah,  domestic,  946  Myrtle 

Ahern  Con,  teamster  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 

Ahem  Daniel  J  (Kennedy,  Cruz  &  Co)  res  1214  Market 

Ahern  Mary  A  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  Johnson,  365  Twelfth 

Ahern  Mary  Ellen  Miss,  res  2901  Telegraph  ave 

Ahern  Michael,  miner,  res  885  Bay 

A'Hern  Minnie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  N  Laymance,  res  1484 
San  Pablo  ave 

Ahern  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1614  Seventeenth 

Ahern  Peter,  carpenter,  res  912  Clay 

Ahern  Richard  H,  house  painter,  res  1263  Jefferson 

Ahern  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  577  Twentieth 

Ahlberg  A,  carpenter,  res  1777  Goss 

Ahlberg  Carl  F,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1  Maple 

Ahlberg  Christian,  laborer,    res  w  s  Claremont   ave    nr  Mi- 
randa 
Ahlgren  Elna  W  Miss,  domestic,  res  1724  Seward 
Ahrens  Clara  Miss,  clerk  Wm  Kirchner,  res  1108  Wood 
Ahrens  Detrick  N,  saloon,  S  F,  res  174  A 
Ahrens  George  M,  saloon,  S  F,  res  176  A 


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Ahrens  Jacob  H,  saloon,  S  F,  res  1108  Wood 

Ahrens  Katie  Miss,  res  176  A 

Aickley  William,  carpenter,  res  1129  East  Fifteenth 

Aiene  Lonis,  carpenter,  res  527  Sixteenth 

Aiken  Geo  E,  bootmaker  P  W  Westlake,  res  1162  Seventh 

Aiken    G   H,  physician  and   surgeon,  1155  Broadway,  res 

1416  Castro 
Aiken  James,  laborer   Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res  244 

Hannah 
Aiken  Maggie  Miss,  cane    chairmaker  Industrial  Home  for 

the  Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Aiken  Robert,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1813  Short 
Aiken  N  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  office   and  res  667  Elev- 
enth 
Ainsworth  Alfred  G,    clerk    S    P   Co,    S   F,  res    1265  West 
Ainsworth  Annie  Mrs,  res  852  Eighteenth 
Ainsworth  Bros  (E  S  and  D  S)  grocers,  830  Fourteenth 
Ainsworth  Daisy  Miss,  res  Vernon  ave 
Ainsworth  D  S  (Ainsworth  Bros)  res  1006  Fourteenth 
Ainsworth  E  S  (Ainsworth  Bros)  res  830  Fourteenth 
Ainsworth  Frederick  W  (Pacific    Paper  Co,  S    F)  res  Glen 

Echo,  Piedmont  ave 
Ainsworth  George  J,  res  Pagoda  Hill,  Vernon  ave 
Ainsworth  Geo  L,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  852  Eighteenth 
Ainsworth  George  R  R,  grocer,  1701  Twelfth,  res  same 
Ainsworth  Harry  B,   student    University  of  California,   res 

Vernon  ave 
Ainsworth  John,  lumber  inspector,  1604  Seventh 
Ainsworth  John  C  Captain,  res  Vernon  ave 
Ainsworth  John  C  Jr,  student  University  of  California,  res 

Vernon  ave 
Ainsworth  May  C  Miss,  res  S52  Eighteenth 
Ainsworth     Wm     P,    clerk    Stocker    &    Holland,  res    s"»_> 

Eighteenth 
Aird  Andrew,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  360i Third 
AltkenGeO  E,  carpenter,  res  614  East  Seventeenth 

AKERLY  BENJAMIN    REV    D    D,  rector 

of  St  John's  Episcopal  Church,  res  r_M ,  Adeline 
AkeHv  Graham,  clerk,  res  1217  Adeline 
AKERXX  J  C  S,    physician    and    Sturgeon,    rooms  7 

and  s  Playter  Block,  <>lliee  hours  1  to  3,  7  to  8,  res  L247 

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Akerlv  Morris  K,  bookkeeper,  8  F.  res  L247  Adeline 

Akennan  I,  C,  watch  maker,    re>  844   West 

Akin  Andrew  J, carder  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  522  Sixth 


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ave  and  Forty-first,  res  662  Twenty-ninth 
Akins  Lyman  E,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  715  Tenth 
Akins  Seymour  L,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  715  Tenth 
Akins  W  D,  watchman   Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mill,  res   715 

Tenth 
Akins  Willard  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  909  Willow 

ALAMEDA  CITY  DIRECTORY,  F  M  Husted 

publisher,  604  Merchant  street,  S  F,  and  Hardy's  Book 
Store,  961  Broadway 
Alameda  County  Medical  Society,  1155  Broadway 

ALAMEDA  COUNTY  STEAM  CARPET 
CLEANING   AND    RENOVATING 

WORKS,  J   J  Lerri   &  Co   proprietors,  office   and 
works   368-370  Fourth,  postoffice  box  203,  telephone 

385 

ALAMEDA     COUNTY     TERMINAL 

RAILWAY    CO.    1003i   Broadway,  room  25 

ALAMEDA  MACADAMIZING  CO,  Hugh 

Slicer  president,  A  T  Arrowsmith  secretary,  C  D  Bates 

superintendent,  room  7,  456  Eighth 
Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  quarry  Lake  Shore  ave 
Alamina  Felix,  painter,  res  822  Twenty-ninth 
Albach  Carl,  laborer,  res  2233  Magnolia 
Albach  Charles,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Albach  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1014  Third  ave 
Albee  Herbert  J,  shoecutter,  res  1229  Twenty-first  ave 
Alberger  Ida  Miss,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Alberger  Maud  T  Miss,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Alberger  W  C,  Santa  Fe  route  excursion    agt,   res    Galindo 

Hotel 
Albers  Caroline  C,  domestic,  1273  Sixth  ave 
Albert  Eugene,  plaster  decorator  Corrieri  Bros,  res  cor  First 

and  Franklin 
Albert  Frank,  dairy,  1915  Adeline,  res  same 
Albert  M  Miss,  res  586  Tenth 

Alberts  John,  blacksmith  S  Williams,  res  501  Seventh 
Albiez  John,  sexton  Church  of  Sacred   Heart,  res  Fortieth 

bet  Grove  and  West 
Albion  Lodge  No.  206,  S  of  St  G,  California  Hall 
Albrecht  Anna  J  Miss,   res    Fruit  Vale  ave  nr   East   Four- 
teenth 
Albrecht  Carrie  Miss,  res  941  Filbert 

Albrecht  Laura  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave  nr  East  Fourteenth 
Albrecht  Laura  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave  nr  East  Fourteenth 


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Albrecht  Richard,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave  nr  East  Four- 
teenth 
Albridge  James  H,   engineer  Oakland  Gas  Light   and  Heat 

Co,  res  710  Third 
bridge  Mary  Miss,  res  710  Third 
bright  Geo  W,  USA  Quartermaster's  Dept,  S  F,  res  1030 

Fifth  ave 
bright  G  Frank,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1030  Fifth  ave 
bright   John  H  T,  clerk  Hawley  Bros  Hardware  Co,  S  F, 

res  1030  Fifth  ave 
bright  Marion  V  Miss,  res  1030  Fifth  ave 
burn  George  W,  car  sealer  S  P  Co,  res  715  Centre 
catraz  Lodge  Xo.  244,  F  &  A  M,  meets   Masonic  Hall  (W 

O)  first  Monday  in   month 
cazar  House,  Hanavan  &  Baldrige  proprs,  1156  Broadway 
cazar  Saloon,  Howard  Shaw  propr,  1851  San  Pablo  ave 
den  Byron,    teamster   Grayson,   Owen   £    Co,  res  Haiku 

ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 
den  Charles,  deputy  sheriff,  res  722  Myrtle 
den   Henry  E,  salesman  E   W  Woodward  &   Co,  res  014 

Seventeenth 
dernev  Dairv  Farm,  SE  cor  E  Fourteenth  and  Hish 
derson  Mabel  Miss,  res  1562  Telegraph  ave 
derson  R  Mrs,  res  1562  Telegraph  ave 
dis  E   Mrs,  laundress  Contra   Costa  Laundry,   res  1669 

Eighth 
drich    Abbie    F,  principal    Lafayette    School,    res    The 

Brunswick 
drich  Alfred  (Aldrich  &  Cole)  res  Alameda 
drich  Byron  S,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
drich   A;  Cole  (A  Aldrich   &  F  G  Cole)  machine  works, 

701-703  Broadway 
drich  Elsie  E  Miss,  res  580  Jones 
drich  Hugh  S,  patrolman,  res  1061  Campbell 
drich  .!  \\\  fireman  S  P  Co,  rea  L061  Campbell 
drich  J  Willard, fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1056  Twelfth  ave 
drich  Luther  A,  artesian  well  borer, rea  668  Sycamore 
drich  Win,  carpenter,  pes  ~>s<»  Joa< 
drich  William  A.  capitalist,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
dridge  Lillie  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
exander  Abraham,  res  111-1  Twelfth 
exander  A  E,  res  11 II  Twelfth 
exander    Arthur  P,  surveyor  and  draughtsman,  res  168 

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tH  g   Alexander   Charles  0   (0  Alexander  &  Son)  S    F,  res   1406  M 

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£  g   Alexander  Daniel  E,  attorney-at-law,  S  F,  res  2113  Peralta  gjj 

Alexander  Edith  M  Miss,  student,  res  452  East  Seventeenth 

Alexander    Ezekiel,  master    Queen   of  the  Pacific,   res    1250  Cj 

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9§    ,  Alexander  Frank  A,  student,  res  452  East  Seventeenth  x  £J 

|g   Alexander   Henrv,   boots   and  shoes,  853    Washington,  res  ~  h^ 

1111  West  -  £5 

§3  g   Alexander  Isidore,  capitalist,  res  1564  Telegraph  ave  =  j 

g-"!   Alexander    James    M    Rev    (Presbyterian)    res    452    East  ~ 

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Alexander  John  A,  porter,  res  906  Broadway  ^  ™ 

•^  S   Alexander  Julius  C,  clerk  H  Alexander,  res  1564  Telegraph  r  R 

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g  3q   Alexander  Lottie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1006  Sixteenth  y  g 

Ph  £•  Alexander  Louis  L,  mining  engineer,  res  468  Prospect  c  HH 

I    Alexander  O,  merchandise  broker,  S  F,  res  1406  Alice  —  2 

pa  J)  Alexander  Willis,  clerk  Merrian  &  Co,  res  1418  Franklin  §  J^ 

§   Alford  Edmund  R,  machinist,  res  1013  Pine.  g 

>s^   Algeo  James  II,  blacksmith   finisher  Oakland  Carriage  Co,  ?  ^J 
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Algeo  Wm  J,  bridge  builder,  res  1407  Tenth 
Allard  E  Mrs,  res  16S5  Eighth 


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Allardt  Charles  F,  emplove  San  Francisco  Tool  Co,  S  F,  res  =  (Xl 
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Allardt  Fred    A,   bill   clerk  C  E   Whitnev,  S    F,    res    1127   § 
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DC  ^  Allardt  Geo  F,  civil  Engineer,  S  F,  res  1127  Linden 
<  O  Allen  Belle  Miss,  res  718  Twentieth 
^  to  AIJIjEN  B  K,  contractor  and  builder,  506  Thirteenth,     q^ 
(02  res  718  Twentieth  «^ 

3  Allen  Carl  D,  sec  Bankers'  and  Merchants'  Insurance  Co,     ^ 
>•  &■  S  F,  res  937  Adeline 

>  Allen  Charles,  heater   Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park     [Tj 
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.  HI  ta  Alien  Christopher,  res  1413  Brush 
Hi  jj  Allen  C  M  Mrs,  res  1413  Brush 
^       Allen  Dollv  Miss,  res  937  Adeline 
^  uS  Allen  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1413  Brush 


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v  <  Allen  F  E,  stoves,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1357  Telegraph 

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i™       Allen  Frank,  bookkeeper  J  G  Allen,  1257  Jackson 

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Allen  Frank  H,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  res  1231  Poplar 

Allen  Fred,  blacksmith,  res  803  Wood 

Allen  Geo  B  Rev,  pastor   Union  Church,  San  Leandro,  res 
1073  Seventh  ave 

Allen  G  B  Mrs,  boarding,  cor  East  Twelfth  and  Seventh  ave 

Allen  Geo  H,  clerk  W  C  Fife,  962  Webster 

Allen  Geo  S,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1324  Linden 

Allen  Gertrude  Miss,  res  1305  Franklin 

Allen  Harris   S,  student  State  University,  res  1073  Seventh 
ave 

Allen  Harry,  undertaker    Albert  Brown,  res  466  Thirteenth 

Allen  Harry  R,    clerk   Bankers'  and    Merchants'  Insurance 
Co,  S  F,  res  937  Adeline 

Allen  Hattie  A  Miss,  res  166  Fifth 

Allen  Henrv  W,  clerk  Jones  &  Charles,  res  819  Washington 

Allen  Horace  H  (C  E  Allen  &  Son)  S  F,  res  822  East  Fif- 
teenth 

ALLEN  IRA  L,    West  Oakland    Division    Talcott's 
Dairy,  1366  Ninth,  res  same,  telephone  372  (3  bells) 

Allen  John  Howard,  engineer,  res  1773  Eighth 

Allen  James,  butcher  Hayes,  Hostetter  &  Brooks,  res  Hallett 
ave  nr  San  Pablo  ave  Stock  Yards 

Allen  James  G,  agt  Dixon  Crucible  Co,  S  F,  res  1325  Jackson    pJ 

Allen  Jennie  C  Miss,  res  1211  Chestnut 

Allen  Jerome  A,  traveling  salesman,  res  1133  Filbert 

Allen  Jessie  Miss,  res  1231  Poplar 

Allen  J  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  937  Campbell 

Allen  John  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1773  Division 

Allen  John  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1211  Chestnut 

Allen  John  P,  brick  mason,  res  1836i  Seventh 

Allen  H  W  Mrs,  res  822  East  Fifteenth 

Allen  Lewis  W,  student  State  University,  res  1073  Seventh 
ave 

Allen  L  W,  printer,  res  463  Third 

Allen  Lizzie  Miss,  clerk  KAHN  BROS,  rea  1200  S 
entfa 

Allen  L  T  Mrs,  res  1722  Twenty-first   ave 

Allen  Mary  Miss,  rea   1324  Linden 

Allen  Mary  Mrs,  rea  202  Easl  Ninth 

All. -ii  Mollis  T  Miss,  rea  L211  Chestnut 

Allen  Myron  W,  carriageinaker  J  E  Johnston, res  962  Web- 
ster 

Allen  Oliver  P,  clerk  Anglo-Californian  Bank,  S  F,  rea  l_l 
Bast  Tenth 

Allen  omn  E,  salesman  W  A  Rouse  &  Co,  rea  L906  Broad- 
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Allen  Phoebe  Mrs,  res  327  Eleventh 

Allen  Reginald  H,  clerk  Geo  A  J   Davis,  res    1073    Seventh 

ave 
Allen  Richd  K,  genl  mgr   Bankers'  and    Merchants'  Insur- 
ance Co,  S  F,  res  937  Adeline 
Allen  Rowland  F,  salesman  California  Jewelry  Co,  res    822 

East  Fifteenth 
Allen  Robert  W,  carpenter,  res  Sutter  nr  Gclden  Gate 
Allen  Ruth  A  Miss,  res  954  Broadway 
Allen  S  A  Mrs,  res  460  Sixth 
Allen  Thomas  J,  freight    clerk  P   M   S   S  Co,  S  F,  res  1410 

Fifteenth 
Allen  Truman  H,  U  S  Pension  agt,  S  F,  res  166  Fifth 
Allen  Valient  B,  res  952  Pine 
Allen  Walter,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1804  William 
Alleu  William,  engineer,  res  809  Twelfth 
Allen  William,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  177S  Division 
Allen  Wm,  carpenter   and  builder,  1712  Telegraph  ave,  res 

same 
Allen  Wm,  student  Sackett  School,  res  565  Fifth 
Allen  William  Mrs,   res    San   Pablo  ave  nr  Sutter,  Golden 

Gate 
Allen  Wm  C,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1688  Eighth 
Allen  Wm  E,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  812  Wood 
Allen  Willia:n  H,  repairer  R  R  shops,  res  1013  Wood 
Allen  Wm  M,  carpenter,  res  1211  Chestnut 
Allen  W  S,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1804  William 
Allen  W  W,  attv-at-law,  res  565  Fifth 
Allen  W  W  Jr,  student,  res  565  Fifth 
Allie  John,  laborer,  res  734  Chester 
Allis  Laura  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  SOS  Twenty-second 
Allison  A,  carpenter,  res  821  Market 
Allison  Ben,  butcher  O'Bemis,  les  520  East  Fourteenth 
Allman  Sarah  M  Mrs,  res  1466  Twelfth 
Allsop  Lena  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Almanzi  Agnes  Miss,  res  178.1  Goss 
Almanzi  Harriet  Mrs,  res  1781  Goss 
Almeda  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Almeda  Manuel  J,  laborer,  res  755  Campbell 
Almeida  D,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  244  Hollis 
Almont  Livery  Stable,  Kane  &  Daly  proprs,  1352  San  Pablo 

ave 
Alonzo  Joseph,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co 
Alstrin  Frank  R,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1674  Chase 
Alta  House,  Mrs  Kate  Anderson  propr,  901  Washington 

G.  H.  KRIECHBAUM,  Dentist,  854^  BROADWAY 

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Altendorf  Julius,  saw  grinder,  res  1*206  Twenty-eighth 

Altendorf  Julius  A,  sign  writer,  S  F,  res  1206  Twenty- 
eighth 

Althof  Ernest,  res  941  Filbert 

Althof  Herman  (Althof  &  Bahls)  S  F,  res  941  Filbert 

Althof  John  A  M,  capitalist,  res  1624  Eighth 

Althof  Lottie  I  Mrs,  res  1624  Eighth 

Altmann  Carl,  salesman  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  105S 
Twenty-fifth  ave 

Altvater  Philip,  plasterer,  res  815  Filbert 

Alumbagh  William  E,  student,  res  972  Chester 

Alvares  A  J,  barber  John  Thomas,  res  753  Willow 

Alves  Antone,  laborer,  res  1019  East  Twenty-second 

Alves  Domingos,  grocer,  36S  B,  res  same 

Alves  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1736  Linden 

Alves  John  M,  laborer  Paraffine  Paint. Co,  res  222  Hollis 

Alves  Manuel,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  461  B 

Alves  Manuel,  expressman,  res  360  B 

Alves  Rosa  Mrs,  widow,  res  663  Twenty-sixth 

Alwvn   Burton  C,  supt  Pattiani  &  Co,  res  820  Isabella 

AMADOR  MARBLE  CO,  D  Edward  Collins  sec- 
retary and  treasurer,  entrance  Mountain  View  Ceme- 
tery 

Amaral  Manuel,  laborer,  res  617  Madison 

Ambrose  Frank,  laborer  J  L  Gordon,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 
Wilder  Stock  Yards 

Ambrose  John,  cabinetmaker,  S  F,  res  1674  Twelfth 

Ambrose  Joseph  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  452  Eighth,  res 
815  Jackson 

Ambrose  Mamie,  milliner,  res  1225  Webster 

Ambrose  Manuel,  laborer,  res  225  Second 

Ambrose  Mary  Mrs,  res  1225 Webster 

Ambrose  T,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  914  Pine 

Ambrozio  Joseph,  Laborer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Stock 
Yards 

Ambrozio  Manuel,  laborer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Stock 
Yarda 

Ambrozzio  Minolleti,  Laborer  PC  R  quarry,  rea  san 

Amer  Marian,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Amerall  Manuel,  rea  375  Fourth 

AMERICAN  BAKERY,  C  Jaenicke  proprietor, 

AMERICAN  BUILDING  AND  LOAN 
ASSOCIATION  OF  MINNEAPOLIS, 

MINN.  R  B  Meyera   Btate  agent,  G  (>    Baker  treas- 
urer and  agent,  468  Ninth 

IRRIGATING  MACHINERY, 

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AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO  OF 

NEW    YORK,     Harmon     &     Sears,    H    Griffin's 
agency,  958  Broadway 

AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO  OF 

PHILADELPHIA,  Harmon  &  Sears,  H  Grif- 
fin's agency,  958  Broadway 
American  House,  R  V  Clark  propr,  616  Broadway 

AMERICAN  INSURANCE  CO  OF  NEW- 
ARK, N  J,  H  T  Smith  agent,  960  Broadway 
American  Insurance    Co  of  Philadelphia,  John  Russ   agt, 

468  Tenth 
American    Mercantile    Union,    room    67,  906    Broadway, 

Anthony  Zuner  mgr,  James  A  Parker  supt 
American  Plaster  Board  Co,  cor  E  Fourteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth ave 
"  American  Sentinel"  (weekly)  E  J  Waggoner  and  Alonzo  T 

Jones  editors,  SW  cor  Twelfth  and  Castro 
Amerman  Charles  F,  box  clerk  San  Francisco  postoffice,  res 

616  Fourteenth 
Amerman  Grace,  student,  res  1017  Fourteenth 
Amerman  Jacob  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1017  Fourteenth 
Ames  Everett,  student,  res  1132  Adeline 
Ames  George,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1761  Seward 
Ames  James  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1132  Adeline 
Ames  John  F,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1132  Adeline 
Ames  John  P,  bill  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1707  Chase 
Ames  Josiah  P  (Ames  &  Detrick)  S  F,  res  1132  Adeline 
Ames  Martha  Miss,  res  The  Centennial 
Amidon  Chas  E,  musician,  res  958  Clay 
Amidon  Fred  J,  coremaker  City  Brass  Works,  res  958  Clay 
Amidon  Mary  Miss,  widow,  res  958  Clay 
Amidon  Simeon,  driver  Jones  &  Charles,  res  958  Clay 
Ammerman    Henry    J,    car    repairer    R    R   shop,    res    647 

Campbell 
Ammerman  Henry  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  647  Campbell 
Ammerman  Horace  J,  res  647  Campbell 
Amos  C  C  Mrs,  saleslady  A  Coplin,  res  1320  Telegraph  ave 
Amos  Georgie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Amos    Joseph,  porter    Pullman   Palace    Car    Co,  res    1927 

Union 
Amos  Lizzie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Amsden  Ernest  Mrs,  res  1366  Ninth  ave 
Amstutz  Chas  L,  watchmaker  R  W  Edwards 
Amus  Frank,  varieties,  1363  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 


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Amus   Frank  Jr,  employe   California   Hosiery  Co,  res  1363 

Telegraph  ave 
Amy  Oscar  M,  salesman  H  Schellhaas,  res  1011  Franklin 
Anan os  Antonio,  barber  e  s  Telegraph  ave  (below  postoffice) 

res  Temescal  ave 
Anartaze  Robert,  ironer  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960 

Twenty-ninth 
Andersen  Alma  Miss,  domestic,  res  1374  Franklin 
Andersen  Amanda  Miss,  domestic,  res  1105  Jackson 
Andersen  Anna  Miss,  domestic,  1014  Magnolia 
Andersen  Chas  A,  restaurant,  968  Broadway,  res  608  Ninth 
Andersen  Christian,  painter,  res  2130  Chestnut 
Andersen  C  M,  blacksmith  P  C  R  Quarry,  res  same 
Andersen  Freda,  domestic,  1216  Filbert 
Andersen  Gus,  truckman,  S  F,  res  719  Chester 
Andersen  John,  coachman  Wallace  Everson,1269  Filbert 
Andersen  Mary,  domestic,  310  East  Seventeenth 
Andersen   Otto  E,  machine    hand  Planing    Mill,  res    2130 

Chestnut 
Anderson  Mrs,  res  366  Second 
Anderson    A,    carpenter    Burnham-Standeford    Co,   res    52 

Central  ave 
Anderson  Albert,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Anderson  Alex,  Tinsmith  R  R  shop,  res  1065  Willow 
Anderson  Alexander,  fruit  and  confectionery,  472  Seventh, 

res  858  Franklin 
Anderson  Amelia  Miss,  Liberty  Bakery,  res  519  Eighth 
Anderson    Alexander,  sashmaker   California   Door    Co,  res 

836  Broadway 
Anderson  Andrew,  laborer,  res  1369  Eighteenth 
Anderson  Andrew,  res  958  Willow 
Anderson  Andrew  F,  carpenter,  cor  Fifth  and  Henry 
Anderson  Andrew  G,  carpenter,  res  1728  Thirteenth 
Anderson  C,  captain  schooner  Mayflower}  res  (,»7s  Cypress 
Anderson  Carl  J,  carpenter,  res  1728  Thirteenth 
Anderson  Charles  J,  mate  steamer    Oakhnid,  res  1*20   Henry 
Anderson  Charlotte  Miss,  domestic, res  522  Knox  Place 
Anderson  Chris,  potter,  res   cor   Twenty-seventh    ave   and 

East  Ninth 
Anderson  C  Et,  tailor  Jones  &  Daiil,  res  S  F 
Anderson   E,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Bote] 
Anderson  Edward,  painter  OC  R  Co,  res  L571  Broadway 
Anderson  Edwin,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1 172  Seventh 
Anderson  Ella  Miss,  student,  res  112-1  Thirteenth  ave 
Anderson  Emelia  Mrs,  res  186  Edwards 


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Anderson  Emil,  res  1529  Curtis 

Anderson  Emil,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1369  Eighteenth 

Anderson    Emma    W    Mrs,    teacher    Lafayette    School,    res 

1014  Broadway 
Anderson  Erick,  Melrose  Smelting  Works  Saloon,  Bay  ave, 

Melrose 
Anderson   Eric,  mill    hand   California    Door    Co,  res   1661 

Thirteenth 
Anderson  Eric  A,  laborer,  res  1661  Thirteenth 
Anderson  Ethel  Miss,  teacher  piano  Hopkins  Academy,  res 

same 
Anderson  Frank,  clerk  Hans  Peterson,  res  1702  Eighth 
Anderson  Frankie  E  Miss,  teacher  English   and  Grammar 

Hopkins  Academy,  res  same 
Anderson  Fred,  carpenter,  res  1075  E  Fifteenth 
Anderson  Frederick,  pile  driver,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Anderson  Fred  V,  inmate  Industrial  Home   for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Anderson  George,  cleaner  R  R  shop,  res  1674  Atlantic- 
Anderson  George  W,  expressman,  S  F,  res  1674  Atlantic 
Anderson   Gus,  employe  California  Door  Factory,  res  1777 

Goss 
Anderson  Hans  H,  smelter,  res  High  St,  Melrose 
Anderson  Harry,  carpenter,  res  1456  Eleventh  ave 
Anderson  Harry,  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel 
Anderson  Hilda  Miss,  domestic  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon 

ave 
Anderson  H  J,  engineer  steamer  Piedmont,  res  713  Brush 
Anderson  Isaac,  farmer,  res  Redwood  road 
Anderson  J  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 
Anderson  James,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 
Anderson  James,  confectionery,  933  Campbell,  res  same 
Anderson  James  A,  cigars,  1768  Seventh,  res  914  Kirkham 
Anderson  James  S,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1571  Broadway 
Anderson  Jennie    Miss,  pantsmaker   M  J   KEIjIjER, 

res  1768  William 
Anderson  John,  coachman  Mrs  E  M  Vrooman,  Pagoda  Hill, 

Vernon  ave 
Anderson  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  922  Pine 
Anderson  John,  warehouseman,  S  F,  res  1214  Thirtieth 
Anderson  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  719  Chester 
Anderson  John,  employe  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  1761 

William 
Anderson  John  August,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res   1370   Eigh- 
teenth 
Anderson  John  A,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  368  A 


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Anderson  Rev  John  F,  res  1230  East  Thirteenth 

Anderson  John  J,  engineer,  res  632  Valdez 

Anderson  John  X,  carpenter,  res  1362  Tenth 

Anderson  J  P  Mrs,  seamstress  M  J  KELLER,  res  409 
Fourth 

Anderson  Jonas,  laborer,  res  1529  Curtis 

Anderson  Joseph,  foreman  Pacific  Pine  Lumber  Co,  res  829 
East  Sixteenth 

Anderson  Joseph,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  935  Pine 

Anderson  Jules,  cigarmaker,  res  564  Seventh 

Anderson  Juliana  Mrs,  widow,  res  1065  Kirkham 

Anderson  Kate  Mrs,  propr  Alta  House,  res  901  Washington 

Anderson  L  Miss,  res  1S62  William 

Anderson  Lars,  res  Redwood  Road 

Anderson  Lars  (Mikkelson  &  Anderson)  res  1106  Peralta 

Anderson  Lena,  domestic  Mrs  M  F  Templeton,  Fruit  Vale 

Anderson  Lizzie  Mrs,  housekeeper  716  Webster 

Anderson  Longworth  S,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res 
same 

Anderson  Magnus  Patrick,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1369  Eigh- 
teenth 

Anderson  Martin,  saloon,  NW  cor  Seventh  &  Webster,  res 
373  Fifth 

Anderson  Mary,  domestic  Morris  Goldberg,  res  966  East 
Twenty-seventh,  Highland  Park 

Anderson  Mary  Mrs,  res  1SS  Seventh 

Anderson  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  767  Twenty-second 

Anderson  Mary  E  Mrs,  candies,  460  Seventh,  res  816  Clay 

Anderson  Matilda,  domestic,  1374  Tenth 

Anderson  Mathias,  engineer  California  Bridge  Co,  Alta 
House 

Anderson  Max,  Vernon  Park  Dairy,  494  Edward-,  res  same 

Anderson  Minnie  F  Miss,  Baleslady  Mrs  M  E  Anderson,  re- 
Si  6  Clay 

Anderson  X  C  Mrs,  res  1162  Seventh 

Anderson  Nelson  P,  laborer,  res  135  Eddie 

Anderson  O,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co 

Anderson  O,  engineer,  rea  L066  Third 

Anderson  Ola,  coatmaker   M  J  KELLER,    res  1455 

Linden 
Anderson  olaf,  propr   Railroad  Exchange,  cor  Seventh  and 

Bay,  rea  same 
Anderson  <>\\o,  engineer,  res  119  Hannah 
Anderson  Peter,  coachman  Mrs  Sather,  664  Twelfth 
Anderson  Peter  C,  cattle  dealer,  L658  Fourteenth  ave 


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X   4  Anderson  Peter  W,  salesman  California   Pottery  and  Terra 
"C     •  Cotta  Co,  res  52  East  Twelfth 


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«i  Anderson  Samuel,  teamster  Renton    Coal    Co,  res  Winter's   g 
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£    * '  Anderson  Samuel,  carpet  layer  McGovern  &  Cahill,  res  1004   ~    y-i 
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Anderson  Thomas,    engineer    steamer     Oakland,    res    1159  :  ^  ^ 
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Andrade  Joseph  S,  asst  engineer  steamer  Piedmont,  res  1065 

Ninth  ave  r'  O 

Andrade  Manuel  S,  carpenter,  res  205  Third 
Andrade  Manuel  S  Jr,  salesman  F  W  Parker,  res  205  Third 
Andre  Daniel,  laborer,  res  1015  Seventh 
Andre  Joseph  F,  laborer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Folger  ave 

Stock  Yards 
Andre  Manuel,    laborer   Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Folger  ave    ^ 

Stock  Yards  £.  O 

Andre  Perry,  waiter    Maison  Doree    Restaurant,  res  Areata  |  fl)    $ 

House  I  2.  £\ 

Andreda  Mary  Mrs,  res  827  Franklin  I  h  V 

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Andre  Rudolph,  driver   Log    Cabin   Bakery,  res    2075   San 

Pablo  ave 
Andres  A  James,  paper  hanger,  res  1066  Thirty-second 
Andres  Fred,  laborer,  res  1718  Linden  *""  f+ 

Andres  Saml,  paper  Hanger  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  1066    5   ^ 

Thirty-second  u    q 

Andersson  Hilmer  S,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  !  £J  ^ 

Co,  res  1124  Campbell 
Andrews  Alice  Miss,  res  1555  Seventh 
Andrews  B  Mrs,  res  1555  Seventh 
Andrews  Charles  B,  pipe  organ  mnfr,  res  618  Sixteenth  W    $ 

Andrews   C    J,    agt    M  J  KELLER,   1007    and    1009    $   3 

Broadway  (/}   Q* 

Andrews  Chas  W,  clerk  W  Wilson,  res  1264  Webster  >Q    ^ 

Andrews  C  N  Mrs,  res  1264  Webster  '  CD    CD 

Andrews  Dan,  employe   Pacific  Iron    and  Nail   Works,  res  '  Q#  q" 

1555  Seventh  pj'  • 

Andrews  Ella  M  Miss,  asst  C  S  Lane  &  Son,  res    698  Syca-  |  £ 

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PfJPCPT  QPEQY     sPonKe'  Chamois,  Harness  Oil  and  Hai- 

nUEjLnl     J»  DCLDI,  nessSoap.    1058  Broadway,  Oakland. 


RIISWEIiIi'S  POINTS,  OILS  &  GLASS. 

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Andrews  Emma  G  Miss,  asst  Dr  J  M    Dunn,  res  60S  Syca- 
more 
Andrews  Frank  J,  barber  G  H  Stewart,  res  910  Sixteenth 
Andrews  George,  stevedore,  re^  r>7(.'  Thirtieth 
Andrews  Geo  N,  organ  builder,  620  Sixteenth,  res  same 
Andrews  Hannah  Mrs.  nurse,   res  277  East  Twelfth 
Andrews  James,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res   cor    Twenty- 
third  and  Broadway 
Andrews  Jesse,  grainer    Farwell    &   Russell,  res    Telegraph 

ave 
Andrews  John  E,  machinist  R  R  shops,  res  914  Pine 
Andrews  John  R,  house  painter,  res  514  Twenty-fourth 
Andrews  Joseph,  barber,  res  910  E  Sixteenth 
Andrews  L  E,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1756  Seventh 
Andrews  Luke,  night  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1824  Atlantic 
Andrews  Mary  Mrs,  res  620  Sixteenth 
Andrews  Mary  L  Miss,  res  6$S  Sycamore 
Andrews  Robert,  res  910  East  Sixteenth 
Andrews  Robert,  paint   manfr  Carbon   Paint  Co,  res  West 

Berkeley 
Andrews  Stephen  R,  blacksmith,  res  815  Madison 
Andrews    Thomas    A,    butcher   Excelsior    Market,    res    514 

Twenty-fourth 
Andrew-  W   Miss,  waitress   Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Andrews  Winnie  Miss,  res  1555  Seventh 
Andrich  Frank,  cook,  res  553  Seventh 
Andrus  Washbume  R,  wood  and  coal  agent,  res  14<»s  Tenth 

Angel ,  carpenter,  res  618  Eighth 

Angel  Elsie  A  Mrs,  res  580  Jones 
Angel  Joseph,  laborer,  res  953i  Third 

Angel  S  &  Co  (Simon  Angel  and  Nicholas  V  Morry)  whole- 
sale produce,  620  also  621  Broadway 
Angel  Simon  (S  Angel  &  Co)  res  St  Louis  House 
Angelia  Edward,  fruit  peddler,  603  Webster,  res  S  F 
Angell  Horace  B,  clerk  II  W  Hill,  res  323  Eleventh 
Angell  L  C   Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  323  Eleventh 
Angel]   W  C,  physician    and  Burgeon,  S  F,  res  323  Elev- 
enth 
Angel]  W  C  Jr,  machinist,  8  P,  res  323  Eleventh 
Anglade    Madeline,  domestic   V   M   Smith,  Eighth  ave  and 
Easl  Twenl  y-fourth 

ANGLO  NEVADA  ASSURANCE  COR 
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ties Branch,  Thos  Agnew  manager,  466  Ninth 


GRAND  CENTRAL  LIVERY  STABLE 

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H  .2 Angwin  James  A,  foreman    car    repairer    S    P  Co,  res  1669 

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glANHEUSEE  (The)  Herbert  &    Sonderleiter  proprie- 

U  tors,  477  Ninth 


H  e  •  Ankers  Christian,  cabinet  maker  W  D  Bovce,.res  374  Tenth 
F  W  i  Annan  J  W  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave  nr  Hopkins 

Annis  AlexG,  traveling  salesman  S  P  Co,  res  w  s  McCall  bet 

Benton  and  Mariposa 
Ansella  Mrs,  res  Bushell  House 

Antevlier  Charles  J,  ship  carpenter,  res  705  Adeline 
ANTHONY  A.  G\  physician,  office  and  residence  cor 

Willow  and  Seventh;  office   hours    1  to  3  p  m,  6+  to  7+ 

p  m;  telephone  1402 
Anthony  Amelia  C  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  861  Chester 
Anthony  James,    foreman    Oakland    Sanitarium,    res    1920 

Seventh 
ANTHONY  RICHARD  M,  real    estate    and  in- 
surance, 471  Ninth,  res  964  Eighteenth 
Anthony  Wm  T.  Pacific    Coast    agt  D  S  Walton  &  Co,  New 

York,  office  407  Commercial,  S  F,  res  861  Chester 
Antoine  Antonio  M,  bootblack,  res  1807  Myrtle 
Antone  August,  cigarmaker  H  Gloy,res  608  Madison 
Antone  B,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

same 
Antone  John,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Antonelle  Joseph  S,  railroad  contractor,  res  1123  Myrtle 
Antonnuci  F,  tinsmith,  res  721  Linden 
Antoni  Flora  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundrv 

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Antonich  John,  tinsmith,  res  719  Linden 

Antonio  Cordana,  bootblack,  455  Seventh 

Antonio  G,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
same 

Antonio  J  Mrs,  charwoman,  517  Fourth 

Antonio  Sicaro,  laborer  PCR  quarry,  res  same 

Aoki  H,  chicken  ranch,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Alcatraz  ave,  Gol- 
den Gate 

Apell  Alma  Miss,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  763  Seven- 
teenth 

Apell  Emily  Miss,  res  763  Seventeenth 

Apell  P  eter  J,  res  763  Seventeenth 

Apell  Se  verin,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  763  Seventeenth 

Apgar  Jacob  M,  laborer  custom  house,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Moss 
ave  and  Ruby 

Appelquist  Louise,  domestic,  res  1347  Alice 


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Applegarth  Herbert,  student,  res  528  East  Eleventh 

Applegarth  John,  ranch  owner,  re-  528  East  Eleventh 

Applegarth  May  Miss,   student    High   School,  res  505  East 
Eleventh 

Applegarth  Sarah  Miss,  res  505  East  Eleventh 

Applegate  Geo  B,  clerk  City  Engineer,  res  Ross  House 

Appleton  Win,   employe    Spring    Valley  Water  Works,  S  F, 
res  BW  cor  Benton  and  Dover 

Appley  Levi,  bookkeeper  C  A  King,  res  819  Washington 

Appley  Peter  W.  rea  819  Washington 

Appo  Junius   B,  porter  S  S  City  of  Puebla,  res  716  Filbert 
pomattox  Post  No  50  G  A  R,  Grand  Army  Hall 

Appomattox  Relief  Corps  No  5  W  R  C,  Grand  Army  Hall 

Aranszo  M,  laborer,  res  626  Henry 

Arbell  John,  tinner  O  C  Kirk,  res  760  Fourteenth 

Arbulich  Martin,  cook,  re?  1006  Franklin 

Arcade  Market,  Dempsey  e\:  Pitts  proprs,  1118  Center 

Areata  House,  Mrs  M  M   Evants  propr,  122s  San   Pablo  ave 

Archambault    Edwin    A,    horseshoer    Sohst    Bros,  res    370 
Eighth 

Archer  A  Miss,  agt  Wilcox  &   Gibba  Automatic  Sewing  Ma- 
chine, 1169  Washington,  res  S  F 

Archer  James,   machinist,  8    F.  rea   Forty-fifth   cor  Emery 

Archibald  Francis  A,  genl  mgr  Union  Central  Life  Insur- 
ance Co,  S  F,  rea  11-  Ninth 

Archibald  James,  insurance.  S  F.  res  118  Ninth 

Archibald  M  A  Mrs       -       7     Sixteenth 

Arena  Stefano,  rea  735  Filbert 

Arena  Annie  M  G  Mrs,  1312  East  Eleventh 

Arena  A  T.  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co.  rea  1312  E   si 
Eleventh 
y  E  F  Mrs       -  117"  Madison 

Arey  James  A.  expressman,  res  1656  Telegraph  ave 

Ai  9  stic,  1017  Adeline 

Arfl  smith   Win  Morck,  rea  -  -  Summer  nr  Ade- 

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Ai  Knudt,  cabinetmaker,  S  F,  v<  -  1666  Twelfth 

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Arlett  r>'  ojamin, bricklayer,  res615  Fifteenth 

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Arlett  Harry  B,  clerk  Walter  G  Manuel,  res  615  Fifteenth 
Arlett  James  C,  employe  W  T  Garratt  &  Co,  S   F,  res  615 

Fifteenth 
Arlington  Hotel,  Thomas  G  Kingsland  propr,  474  Ninth 
Armes  C  W  (Armes  &  Dallam)  S  F,  res  1201  West 
Armes  C  W  Jr,  bookkeeper  Armes  &  Dallam,  S  F,  res  1201 

West 
Armes   George    H,  clerk   Armes  &    Dallam,  S  F,  res   1201 

West 
Armory  Hall,  1064  Washington 

Armitage  Robert,  carpenter,  res  623  Twenty-third  ave 
Armondo  Manuel,  cook,  res  Central  Hotel 
Armstrong  A  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1214  West 
Armstrong  Andrew,  driver  M  M  Bridges,  res  1465  Fifth 
Armstrong  Annie  M  Miss,  instructor  Singer  Manufacturing 

Co,  res  1214  West 
Armstrong  Bradley  A,  pictures,  picture  frames  and  mould- 
ings, res  952  Twenty-eighth 
Armstrong  B  F  (Armstrong  &   Merchant)  res  1527  Broad- 
way 
Armstrong  C  Miss,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Armstrong  Caro  T  Miss,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Grove 
Armstrong  Charles,  driver  Fourteenth   Street  Railway,  res 

1423  Sixteenth 
Armstrong  Edgar  M,  res  Weldon  House 
Armstrong  Edmund  M,  res  970  Twrenty-fourth 
Armstrong  Edward,  res  1066  East  Fifteenth 
Armstrong  E  F,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  970  Washing- 
ton 
Armstrong  Ella  Mrs,  res  1354  Eighth 
Armstrong  Frank  J  (Armstrong  Bros),  blacksmith,  res  673 

Twenty-seventh 
Armstrong  Frank  P  (Armstrong  &  Hopkins)  res  323  Ninth 
Armstrong  Hiram  T,  bench  hand  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Co, 

res  589  Sycamore 
Armstrong  &  Hopkins  (F  P  Armstrong  and  A  B  Hopkins) 

undertakers  and  embalmers,  866  Broadway, 
Armstrong  James,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1816  William 
Armstrong  Jennie  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  923  Wood 
Armstrong  John  W,  carpenter,  res  939  Union 
Armstrong  Lizzie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1351  Telegraph  ave,  res 

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Armstrong  Mark  D,  clerk  Du  Ray  Smith,  res  923  Wood 
Armstrong  Martin,  laborer,  res  221  Hannah 
Armstrong  May  W  Miss,  instructor  Singer  Manufacturing 
Co,  res  1214  West 


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Armstrong  &  Merchant  (B  F  Armstrong  and  E  W  Mer- 
chant) hall  paper,  frescoing  and  interior  decorating, 
1066  Broadway 

Armstrong  Percy,  res  952  Twenty-eighth 

Armstrong  Robert,  laborer,  res  690  Twenty-sixth 

Armstrong  Robert  P,  driver  Phelan  &   Fish,  res  1214  West 

Armstrong  T  L,  manager  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  933 
Poplar 

Armstrong  Win  W,  artist,  res  1351  Telegraph  ave 

Armstrong  Wm  H,  res  464  East  Eleventh 

Armstrong  Wm  S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  939  Union 

Arnez  J  M,  salesman,  res  423  Sixth 

Arnold  Adam,  butcher  Hayes  &  Co,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 
Crawford,  Golden  Gate 

Arnold  Charles  P,  salesman  H  Schellhaas,  res  615  Seven- 
teenth 

Arnold  Edward  M,  salesman  H  Schellhaas,  res  615  Seven- 
teenth 

Arnold  Leora  A  Miss,  res  615  Seventeenth 

Arnold  P  J,  tally  clerk  Brooklyn  Lumber  Co,  res  1664 
Thirteenth  ave 

Arnold  Rawdon  E,  physician,  res  615  Seventeenth 

Arnold  S  D,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  584  Charter 

Arnold  T  J  Mrs,  res  957  Castro 

Arnold  W  L  (Jordan  &  Arnold)  res  1118  Linden 

Arogers  James,  butcher  La  Coste  &  Co,  res  San  Pablo  ave. 
Stock  Yards 

Aronson  Ben,  barber,  420  Twelfth,  res  306  Fifth 

Arpin  Margaret  M  Mrs,  res  555   Charter  cor  Twenty-second 

Arps  Bertha  Mrs,  res  1577  Linden 

Arps  Bertha  C  Miss,  res  1  T> 7 7  Linden 

Arp-  Wm  H,  res  1577  Linden 

Arrighi  Louis,  gardener  E  J  Pringle,  326  East  Nineteenth 

Arriola  Edward  F,  photographer,  1430  San  Pablo  ave,  res 
408  Ninth 

Arrouge  Eugene  E,  driver  La  Coste  &  Co,  res  San  Pablo 
ave  nr  Alcatraz  ave.  Golden  Gate 

Arrouge  Justin,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  Berke- 


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AREOWSMITH   AUGUSTUS  T,    secretary 

Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res  456  Eighth 
Art-elir  l\  sawyer  Eagle  Bos  &   Manufacturing  Co,  res  S  F 
Ai-tli  George  V  (Frederick  &  Arth)  res  816  Alice 
Arthur  Emma  A  Miss,  rea  967  Kirkham 
Arthur  John  D,  res  1307  Castro 


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Hon.  George  Stoneman.  Ex-Governor  of  California;    Hi 
irernor  of  California;  Hon.  W.  \v.  Morrow,  Member  of  c< 


Hoi  C.   Perkins,   f-  \ 

Hon.  W.  W.  Morrow,  Member  of  Congress;    Hon.  Chat*.  N 
ton,  Member  of  Congress;    Gen.  W.  H.  L    Barnes,  A.ttorney-a<  Lam      li   d    I 
May  or  of  San  Francisco;    Hon    T    B.  BicParland,  Judge  of  the  Hupn  rt  of  Cali- 

fornia;   Hon.  John  Hunt,  Judge  of     Superior  Court;     Hon.    T.    K. 
Superior  Court;  Hon.  P  Lawler,  Judge  of  Superior  Court;    Hon.  J.  G.   Maguire,   Judge 
of  Sup*  lit;     Hon.  J.  P.  Sullivau,  Judge  of  Superior    Court;     Hon.   \Y_    H. 

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Clay  and  Fifteenth 

Asen  Aaron,  tinware,  407  Sixth,  res  same 

Ashby  James  T,  961  Broadway 

Ashcroft  Alice  Miss,  res  Booth  bet  Broadway  and  Piedmont 

Ashcroft  Nellie  Miss,  res  Booth  bet  Broadway  and  Piedmont 

Ashe  Ferdinand  F,  yard  Fisher  &  Taylor,  res  756  Jefferson 

Asher  Geo  W,  barber,  res  711  Broadway 

Asher  Louis,  poultry  and  produce,  667  Webster 

Asher  Ralph  E,  butcher  Bay  City  Market,  res  711  Broad- 
way 

Asher  Samuel,  furniture,  711  Broadway,  res  same 

Asher  Tillie  Miss,  res  711  Broadway 

Ashford  C  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res  630  Sixteenth 

Ashley  Abiel  S,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

Ashley  Daniel,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  House 

Ashley  Geo,  solicitor,  S  F,  res  579  East  Twenty-third 

Ashley  John  B,  carpenter,  res  1516  Curtis 

Ashley  Lucius  A,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Ashley  Maria  Mrs,  res  673  Tenth 

Ashmore  Carrie  Miss,  res  493  Twenty-third 

Ashmore  Sophie  Mrs,  493  Twenty-third 

Ashton  George  H,  res  1131  Magnolia 

Ashton  Ivy  Miss,  student,  res  1131  Magnolia 

Ashton  N  J  Mrs,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1131  Magnolia 

Askew  J  W,  traveling  agt,  res  Fairmount  House 

Aspern  Harrv,  teamster  Fisher  &  Taylor,  res  601  East 
Twelfth" 

Aspern  Mollie  Miss,  clerk  Thos  F  Whelan,  res  001  East 
Twelfth 

Asseln  Herman,  laborer,  res  Union  ave  nr  Green,  Stock 
Yards 

Assembly  Hall,  SW  cor  Goss  and  Wood 

Associated  Charities  of  the  City  of  Oakland,  Central  Block, 
room  2 

Astor  Henry,  laborer,  res  1251   Fifteenth  ave 

Atchinson  C  M  Mrs,  res  603  East  Fourteenth 

Atchison  Alfred  M,  res  919  Alice 

Atchison  Minnie,  res  919  Alice 

Atchison  William  E,  res  919  Alice 

Athearn  Annie  T  Miss,  res  1070  Center 

Athearn  Ethel  M,  clerk  Land  Title  Co,  res  1419  Grove 

Athearn  Frank  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1070  Center 

Athearn  K  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  1070  Center 

I  Athenian  Club,  1055  Broadway 

Atherstone  Geo  H,  student,  res  1365  Market 


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Atherstone  Tom  E,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  1365  Market 

ATHERSTONE  THOS  S,  manager  Singer  Manu- 
facturing Co,    S  F,  res  1365  Market 

Atkins  George  T,  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel,  res  1116  East  Four- 
teenth 

Atkins  Henry,  salesman,  SF,  res  946  Poplar 

Atkinson  Anthony  A,  molder  Whittier,  Fuller  £  Co,  res 
519  Sixteenth 

Atkinson  A  A  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  519  Sixteenth 


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Atkinson  Geo,  carriage  maker,  S5S    Webster,   res  854  Har- 
rison 
Atkinson  Geo,  electrician,  1266  San  Pablo  ave,  res  854  Har- 
rison 
Atkinson  Henry  T  (Inger  &  Atkinson)  res  854  Harrison 
Atkinson  L  F,  music  teacher,  res  519  Sixteenth 
Atkinson  Thos  A  Rev,   pastor  Asbury  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church  South,  res  1140  East  Seventeenth 
Atkinson  Wm  A,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  590  Twenty-fourth 

ATLANTIC      AND      PACIFIC      RAIL 

ROAD,  J  J  Warner  agent,  972  Broadway 
ATLAS  ASSURANCE  CO  OF  LONDON, 

Gaskill  &  Vandercook  agents,  458  Ninth 
Atterbury  Francis,  carriage  trimmer,  res  1004  Fifth 
Atterbury  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1004  Fifth,  res  same 
Atterbury  Shirley   Miss,  fitter  "Wentworth   Boot  and  Shoe 

Co,  res  1004  Fifth 
Attridge    James,    employe  Judson    Manufacturing    Co,   res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
At  water  Cornelia  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  9S5  Pine 
Atwater  Dwighl  M,  Bupt  Main  &  Winchester, res  962  Camp- 
bell 
Atwater  William  L,  carpenter, res  985  Pine 
Atwell    Edmund,  foreman    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 
San  Pablo  ave  nr  Fortieth 

Atwill  Joseph  F,  res  907  Jackson 

At  wood  Earnest  C,  engineer,  S  F,  res  1725  Myrtle 

Atwood  ( trace  ( '  M  iss,  pes  1069  ( rrove 

Atwood  Henry  R,  marine  surveyor,  S  F,  res   L031  Seventh 

ave 
Atwood  Wm  W.  engraver,  >  F,res  522  Bast  Twenty-fourth 
Aubin  Charles,  carpenter,  res  160  sixth 
Aubrighl  Frederick,  moulder  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Auburn  Chas  Wt  paper  hanger,  res  1168  Fifth 


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Audiffred  Emilia  V  Miss,  res  1313  Brush 

Audiffred  Eugenia  M  Miss,  res  1313  Brush 

Audiffred    Henry,    Oakland    Bone    Yard,  res    566   Twentv- 

fourth 
Audiffred  Hyppolite,  res  566  Twenty-fourth 
Audiffred  Leontine  A  Miss,  res  1313  Brush 
Audiffred  Louis  A,  res  1313  Brush 
Auerbach  Rose  Mrs,  res  586  Charter 
Auerbach    Rudolph    H,    manager    Salinger    Bros,    res    572 

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Augareils  Peter,  butcher  Eugene  Avy,  res  Stock  Yards 
Augenstein  Ernest,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  2120  Magnolia 
Augur  Geo  J,  physician  and   surgeon,  NE  cor   Twelfth  and 

Broadway,  res  same 
Augustio  Antonio  J,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

224  Eddie 
Ault  C  G,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  204  Sixteenth,  S  F 
Aultman  Henry  W,  farmer,  res  head  of  Lake  Temescal 
Aumault  Charles,  driver  M  Longe,  res  617  Broadway 
Auroux  Edward,  laborer,  res  361  First 
Auseon  Dan,  brakeman  S  P  R  R,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Auseon  John,  brakeman  S  P  R  R,  res  Fruit  Yale 
Auseon  Perry,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Avan ,  police  officer,    S   F,   res  w   s    College  ave  nr 

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Austen  Burke,  gardener  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Austin  &  Chaffee,  real   estate   and  brokers,  cor  East  Four- 
teenth and  Twenty-third  ave 
Austin  David  S,  master  steamer  Colima,    res  1271  Seventh 

ave 
Austin    E,   collector    Metropolitan  Manufacturing    Co,   720 

Seventh 
Austin  George  W,  clerk  McDonald  &  Cameron,  res  125  Helen 
Austin  Mary  J,  dressmaker,  res  125  Helen 
Austin  Sadie  M  Miss,  res  1271  Seventh  ave 
Austin  William,  blacksmith,  res  125  Helen 
Avan  Harriet  Mrs,  res  College  ave  nr  Hudson 
Avelar  Annie  Mrs,  res  1063  East  Twenty-first 
Aven  William,  laborer,  res  210  Eighth 

Avenue  House,  Mrs  M  Denison  propr,  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Avery  Albert  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1319  Telegraph  ave 
Avery  Angie  E  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  953  Thirty-fifth 
Avery  Frank  M,  clerk  U  B  Wilson,  S  F,  res  1382  Webster 
Avery  Grant  E,  bootmaker  Chas  B  Cornor,  res  953  Thirty- 
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Avery  M  H,  res  1012  Jefferson 


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Avery  Susan  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  1382  Webster 

Avery  S  S  Mrs,  res  11S0  Nineteenth 

Avery  T  M,  insurance,  res  1180  Ninteenth 

Avery  Walton  F,  pattern  maker,  S  F,  res  953  Thirty-fifth 

Avler  Anton,  laborer,  res  921  East  Fourteenth 

Avy  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co 

AVY  EUGENE,  wholesale  butcher,  Stock  Yards,  of- 
fice 320  Sansome,  S  F,  res  S  F 
Aweng  John,  student  Sackett  School,  res  861  Twenty-second 
Axtel  W  M,  artist,  res  East  Fourteenth  bet   Bray  and  Liese 
aves 

Axtell  Henry,    engineer    California   Hosiery    Co,    res   1318 
Eleventh  ave 

Axx  Adam,  plasterer,  res  Ross  House 

Ayala capitalist,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Morgan 

AYDELOTTE  J  H   (Depue    &    Aydelotte)  teacher 
bookkeeping    and    mathematics,   Depue  &  Avdelotte's 
Business  College,  res  577  Twelfth 
!  Ayden  Thomas,  tanner  Thomas  W  Corder,  res   Folger  ave, 
Stock  Yards 

Ayer  Ed,  student,  res  977  Seventh  ave 

Ayer  Hattie  G  Mrs,  teacher  Franklin    School,  res   977  Sev- 
enth ave 

Ayer  Richard  B,  clerk    Sun    Insurance  Co,  res  977  Seventh 

ave 
Avers  A  T,  special  police  officer,  res  222  Eleventh 
Avers  C  H,  searcher  of  records  G  L  Mix,  res  1214  Brush 
Avers  De  Forest,  searcher  of  records,  res  010  Twelfth 
Avers  Edward   J,  plumber    Burtchaell    &   Crowley,  res  010 

Twelfth 
Ayer-  Frank,  res  610  Twelfth 

Ayers  M.  real  estate,  92]  Broadway,  res  610  Twelfth 
Ayer-  Ransom  G,foreman  Wm  T  Veitch,  res  512  Eighth 
Aymar  Era  A.  carpenter,  res  832  Twenty-second 
Ayr.-  Aitlmr,  employe    Pacific    Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  L758 

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Ayres  A  T,  farmer,  res  L013  Seventh  ave 
Ayres  Coralin  Miss,  res  L013  Seventh  ave 
A    rea  Frank  II,  clerk  James  Maclise,  res  610  Twelfth 
A    res  [rving  |  D  L  Beck  &  Sons,  S  F)  res  L205Oak 
Ayres  .1  II.  res  609  East  Eighteenth 
Ayres  Lizzie  I  Miss,  stenographer,  S  1\  res  L 758  Taylor 
Ayres  M  A    Miss,   seamstress   Clinton  Bouse,   res  277  Easl 

Twelfth 
Ayres  Mary  Mrs,  teacher  Olauson  School,  res  L758Taylor 

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Tenth 
Baab  Emma  Mrs,  res  313  Tenth 
Babb  Chas,  journalist,  S  F,  res  2049  Market 
Baab  Lyman  D,  special  police  officer,  res  973  Seventh 
Babbidge  Nellie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1350  Madison 
Babbitt  Hattie  Miss,  res  1954  Webster 
J   Babbitt  Solomon  M  (Barstow  &  Babbitt)  res  1954  Webster 
fa.   Babcock  Mrs,  res  825  Market 
£   Babcock  Amanda  Miss,  res  827  Market 
§   Babcock  Clarence  C,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  911  Cedar 
y  Babcock  Frances  Miss,  clerk   Mutual    Endowment  Associa- 
tion, res  965  Harrison 
Babcock  George,  coal  and  wood,  hay  and  grain,  San  Pablo 

ave  nr  Powell,  also  Golden  Gate,  res  1218  Filbert 
Babcock  Geo  R,  student,  res  1216  Webster 
Babcock  Henry  C,  constable,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 
Babcock  John  H,  carpenter,  res  126  Fourth 
Babcock  Lafayette  M,    supt   mnfg  dept  Geo  H  Tay  &  Co   S 

F,  res  1102  Thirtieth 
Babcock  Lulu  E  Miss,  student,  res  959  Fourth  ave 
Babcock  Mary  Mrs,  res  965  Harrison 
Babcock  Mattie  Miss,  res  1218  Filbert 
Babcock  Sanford  P,  civil  engineer,  res  959  Fourth  ave 
Babcock  Viola  Miss,  clerk  W  W  Camron,  res  965  Harrison 
Babson  Maria  R  Miss,  res  Blake  House, 
Babue  David  J,  res  Folsom  cor  Eleventh,  Golden  Gate 
Babue    Josephine    Mi?s,    fur    sewer,  S   F,  res    Folsom 

Eleventh,  Golden  Gate 
Baca  Jovita  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Willamette  House 
Baccus  Benjamin,  employe  R  R  shops,  res  755  Webster 
Bachelder    Alvah    H,    manager    Holt    Bros,    S   F,   res 

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BACHELDER  T  F,  attorney-at-law,  906  Broadway, 

room  57,  res  Sunol 
Bachrach  Simon,  insurance,  res  776  Harrison 
Backer    Patrick,  gardener  J    E    McElrath,    res    Elmwood, 

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Bachman  Charlotte  Mrs,  res  1106  East  Ninteenth 
Bachman  George,  student,  res  1106  East  Nineteenth 


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Backus  Birdie  Miss,  student,  res  1727  Goss 

Backus  Oscar  J,  (Geo  H  Tay  &  Co,)   S  F,  res  1424  Adeline 

Bacon  Alice  Mrs,  East  Oakland  Hotel,  579  East  Twelfth 

Bacon  David  M,  res  East  Oakland  Hotel,  579  East  Twelfth 

Bacon  Frank  P,  capitalist,  res  923  Linden 

Bacon  Gilbert  W,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  1790  San  Pablo 

ave 
Bacon  Helen   Miss,  res   Fruit  Vale 'ave.   nr  East   Twenty- 
seventh 
Bacon  Henry  D,  capitalist,  res  960  Oak 

Bacon  James  H,  confectioner,  965  Broadway,  res  222  Ninth 
Bacon  T  F,  physician  and  surgeon,  1148   East  Fourteenth, 

res  Fruit  Vale  ave  or  East  Twenty-seventh 
Bacon  Win  F,  collector  The  J  Dewing  Co,  res  1053  Webster 
Bacum  John,  laborer,  res  810  Alice 
Badescue  Joe  V,  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Twelfth 
Badger  Frances   Miss,  cook   West   Oakland  Home,  res   973 

Campbell 
Badger  Thos  W,  capitalist,  res  412  East  Tenth 
Badger's  Park,  Siebe  &   Huber   Bros,  Seventh  ave  bet  East 

Tenth  and  East  Eighth 
Badgley  Alice  Miss,  student,  res  137  Athol  ave 
Badgley  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  137  Athol  ave 
Badgley  May  Miss,  student,  res  137  Athol  ave 
Badglev  Robert  B,  salesman,  S  F,  res  137  Athol  ave 
Badgley  Wra  0,  clerk  S  P  Co  office,  S  F,  res  137  Athol  ave 
Baer  Aug,  barkeeper    A    Krueckel,  res    cor    Eleventh    and 

Washington 
Baer  Frank,  clerk  Central  Pharmacy,  res  same 
Bagge  Christian,  farmer,  res  1660  Fourteenth 

Baglin  Harriet  Mrs,  widow,  re>  L715  Market 

Bagnelle  Ray,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind, 
res  same 

Bahenier  Fred,  employe  Pioneer  Mills,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Bahlei  John  F,  solicitor,  res  1367  Castro 

Bahler  M  .J  Mrs,  book  agt,  res  1367  Castro 

Bahls  A    Mrs,  res  9  12  Linden 

Bahlfl  Herman,  clerk,  S  F,  res  942  Linden 

Bahls  L  Miss,  rea  B17  Myrtle 

Bahr  Prank,  employe  Bash   and   Blind  Factory,    rea    1646 
.  ciitli 

Bahr  George,  brewer  Cramm  A:  Dieves,  res  Oakland  Brew- 
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Bahr  Gottlieb,  rea  203  1  (Jnion 

Bahteo  Diedrich,  mining  Bupt,  res  M17  Tenth 

Bailey ,  carpenter  C  Mann  A  Co.  res  362  Tenth 


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Bailej7  Ann  Mrs,  res  567  East  Twenty-third 

Bailey  Austin,  foreman  Engine  Co  No  2,  res  468  Sixth 

Bailey  Charles  A,   appraiser  San  Francisco  Savings  Union, 

S  F,  res  1387  Harrison 
Bailey  Edward,  clerk,  res  419  East  Twelfth- 
Bailey  F  J  Mrs,    Umbrella  and   Parasol  Factory,  res   1517 

Seventh 
Bailey  Hannah  Mrs,  res  464  Third 
Bailey  Hettie  Miss,  res  419  East  Twelfth 
Bailey  Hiram,  supervisor  Dist  No  1,  Alameda  Co 
Bailey  Irena  Mrs,  widow,  res  1713  Market 
Bailey  James  D,  brakeman  S  P  Cc,  res  855  Harrison 
Bailey  James  M,  salesman,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Bailey  John  N,  street  contractor,  res  402  East  Twentieth 
Bailey  Lillie  Miss,  res  464  Third 
Bailey  Mary  Miss,  artist,  res  567  East  Twenty-third 
Bailey  Murray,  res  Kelsey  House 
Bailey  Oscar  J,  carpenter,  res  905  East  Fourteenth 
Bailey  R  G,  advertising  agt,  res  1505  Fifth 
Bailey  Rachel  Mrs,  widow,  res  1517  Seventh 
Bailey  Robt  O,  pressman  Carruth  &  Carruth,  res  1462  Tele- 
graph ave 
Bailey  Thomas  W,  bookkeeper,  res  1723  Seward 
Bailey  Vincent,  cleaner  R  R  shops,  res  927  Pine 
Bailev  William  H,  capitalist,  res  1389  Harrison 
Bailey  Wm  H  (Chas  Mann  &  Co)  res  362  Tenth 
Bailev  Samuel,  band  sawyer,  S  F,  res  1401  Franklin 
BAILEY  WILLIAM  I,    proprietor   Empire  Coal 

Yard,  710  Fifth,  res  675  Fifth 
Bailey  Wm  T,  printer  Enquirer,  res  419  East  Twelfth 
\  Baillie  A  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1367  Twelfth 
Baillie  Lizzie  M  Miss,  student,  res  1367  Twelfth 
Bain  Margaret  Mrs,  midwife,  res  556  Sixteenth 
Bain  Robert  B,  salesman    A    Schilling   &   Co,  res  308  Thir- 
teenth 
Baird  Isabella  Mrs,  res  820  Thirty-fourth 
Baird  Saml  L,  res  1622  Eleventh  ave 

Baker  Aaron  F  (Baker  &  Battelle)  res  662  Twenty-fourth 
Baker  A  &  A  (August  and  Albert  Baker)  installment  deal- 
ers, 1412  San  Pablo  ave 
'  Baker  Albert  (A  &  A  Baker)  res  S  F  . 
Baker  Albert  F,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1303  Clay 
Baker  Alfred,  teamster  C  A  King,  res  Winter's  Hotel 
Baker  Alfred  J,  grainer,  res  562  Fifteenth 
Baker  Alfred  S,  grainer,  res  562  Fifteenth 
Baker  Andrew,  agt  People's  Express  Co,  res  1011  Pine 


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Baker  Annie  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  482  Twenty-fifth 
Baker  A  P  Mrs.  res  918 Fifth 
Baker  Arthur,  res  ^v0  Division 

Baker  Arthur  M,  clerk    S    P  Co.  S  F.  res  356   East  Twenty- 
second 
Baker  August  (A  &  A  Baker)  res  S  F 
Baker  Augustin,  student,  res  1119  Eleventh  ave 
Baker  A  W,  elerk  S  P  Co.  res  Pullman  Hotel 
Baker  &  Battelle  (A  F    Baker  and   G   E  Battelle)  artificial 

stone  work.  662  Twenty-fourth 
Baker  Carrie  Miss,  medical  student,  res  162  East  Ninth 
Baker  C  E  (Baker  0  V  &  Cie)  re,  -.'1  Pine 
Baker  Charles,  teamster,  res  2363  Fifth 
Baker  Charles  F.  receiving    teller   Sather  Banking  Co.   S  F. 

res  1215  Chestnut 
Baker  Charles  F,  paper  hanger  McGovern  &  Cahill.  res  1'     9 

Broadwav.  room  28 
Baker  Charles  \Y,  painter  Wm  Ballantyne,  res  1068  Broad- 
way 
Baker  Darwin,  clerk  Adolph  Bruenn.  res   356  East  Twenty- 
second 
Baker  David  F,  salesman  Peter  Baker,  res  362  Fifth 
Baker  Edmund  Gr,  poultry  breeder,  re-  2 1*20  Elm 
Baker  Elias,  brick  layer,  res  1575  Chestnut 
Baker  Eugene  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  891  Pine 
Baker  Frank,  tailor  Gordan  Bros,  res  716  Tenth 
Baker  Frank,  extraman  Engine  Co  2.  res   168  Sixth 
Baker  Frank,  clerk  Peter  Baker.      -       2  Fifth 
Baker  Frank  J  (Frank  J  Baker  &  (  a  S  F 

Baker  Frank  J  &  Co  (F  J  Baker  and   Wm   A  Foster)  civil 

engineers  and  surveyors.  469  Ninth 
Baker  Fred  L,]  an  Pacific  Press,  re-  1957  Myrtle 

Baker   Gershom  A.  foreman   press   room  Pacific  Press,  res 

1957  Myrtle 
BAKER  GEO  Gr  (Clough  &  Baker)  res  162  East  Ninth 
Baker  Geo  II.  capitalist,  rea  162  East  Ninth 
Baker  Geo  l  >.  conductor  B  P  Co,  rea  :       Bast  Eleventh 
Bakei  Barry,  student,  rea  504  Thirteenth 
Bak( ir  Benry  M.  carpenter  8  PCo,  rea  1052  Kirkham 
Baker  Henry  If,  carpenter  BP(  -  l"ls  Pi: 

Baker  Benry  Y  neer  S  P  ('".  rea  1766  William 

Bak<      H    rard  s.  clerk  Dunham  A  Oarrigan,  B   F.  rea  815 

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Baker  J  Mrs,  hair  di  and  employment  agt,  1116  Wash- 

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Baker  James,  draughtsman,  rea  lMls  Pine 


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Baker  Jefferson  B,  carpenter,  res  1975  Broadway 

Baker  Jehial  H,  res  1213  Chestnut 

Baker  John,  upholsterer,  1712  Taylor,  res  same 

Baker  John,  laundrymau  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Baker  John  H,  special  policeman,  res  884  Twenty-seventh 

Baker  Joseph,  real  estate,  res  212  Eleventh 

Baker  Joseph,  helper  R  R  shops,  res  1015  Linden 

Baker  Joseph  F,  coppersmith  S  P  Co,  res  1883  Division 

Baker  Joseph  H,  carpenter,  res  672  Sycamore 

Baker  Justin  R,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  1961  Myrtle 

Baker    J   W,  bookkeeper    Alameda   Macadamizing    Co,  res 

Galindo  Hotel 
Baker  Llewellyn  P,  horse  breeder,  res  1118  Kirkham 
Baker  L  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  1375  Franklin 
Baker  Margaret  H  Mrs,  res  482  Twenty-fifth 
Baker  Martha  D  Miss,  res  562  Fifteenth 
Baker  Mary  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  162  East  Ninth 
Baker  Mary  A  Miss,  res  437  Hawthorne 
Baker  May  Miss,  res  1119  Eleventh  ave 
Baker    M    H    Miss,  clerk    Union    Savings    Bank,    res  482 

Twenty-fifth 
Baker    M    Sibley,  bookkeeper    Humboldt    Lumber    Co    res 

1529  Twenty-fourth 
Baker  Otis,  laborer,  res  521  Twenty-fourth 
Baker  Orrin  V  (Baker  0  V  &  Cie)  res  891  Pine 
Baker  0  V  &  Cie  (Baker  0  V  and   C  E)  blacksmiths,  889 

Pine 
Baker  Orrin  V  Jr,  expressman,  stand  cor  Twelfth  and  Broad- 
way, res  891  Pine 
Baker  Patrick,  teamster  Oakland  Lumber  Co 

BAKER    PETER,    groceries    and    provisions,    823 

Broadway,  res  362  Fifth 
Baker  R  G,  apprentice  Pacific  Press,  res  1957  Myrtle 
Baker  R  H,  insurance  agt,  res  Winsor  Hotel 
Baker  Robert  G,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  1957  Myrtle 
Baker  Rush  D,  clerk  S  P  Co,   S   F,  res  356  East   Twenty- 
second 
Baker  Rush  D  Jr,  clerk,  res  356  East  Twenty-second 
Baker  S  Mrs,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  1961  Myrtle 
Baker  Samuel  Mrs,  res  815  East  Fifteenth 
Baker  Samuel  P,  solicitor  S  F  Call,  res  1214  Tenth  ave 
Baker  Shirley,  student,  res  815  East  Fifteenth 
Baker  S  J  Mrs,  res  891  Pine 
Baker  Thomas,  laborer,  res  1883  Division 
Baker  T  A  (Harris  &  Baker)  res  413  Twelfth 
Baker  Vesta  I  Miss,  stenographer,  res  1310  Franklin 


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Baker  Wm,  mining,  res  1 1 1 S »  Eleventh  ave 
Baker  Wm  G,  insurance  agt,  res  Windsor  Hotel 
Baker  Wm  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1119  Eleventh  ave 
Baker  Winafred  Miss,  res  1SS3  Division 
Balbach  John,  employe  Bay  City  Mills 
Balch  Eustis,  carpenter,  res  1376  Ninth  ave 
Balch  Horace  M,  piano  tuner,  res  1316  Adeline 
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Baldocchi  F,  salesman  M  Baldocchi,  res  366  Twelfth 
Baldocchi  M,  fruit,  366  Twelfth,  res  same 
Baldrige   S  Miss  (Hanavan  &  Baldrige)  res  1156  Broadway 
Baldromos  Joe  M,  coachman  F  Galindo,   res  w  s  Telegraph 

ave  nr  Morgan 
Baldwin  Abner,  bridge  carpenter,  res  715  Third 
Baldwin  Ebie,  cement  layer,  res  069  Thirty-sixth 
Baldwin  E  D,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  816  Cedar 
Baldwin  Geo  P,   foreman   baker    Thompson   Bros,  res   3*20 

East  Eighth 
Baldwin  George  W,  res  Thirty-third  nr  Grove 
Baldwin  George  W,  laborer,  res  969  Thirty-sixth 
Baldwin  Harry  C,  student  University  of  California,  res  1410 

Franklin 
Baldwin  Henry,  yardman  C  E  H  Reed,  res  320  East  Eighth 
Baldwin  Henry  B,  teamster,  res  320  East  Eighth 
Baldwin  Isabell  A,  res  Vernon  ave 
Baldwin  Martha  V  Mrs,  res  1410  Franklin 
Baldwin  Marvin  A,  vaquoro,  Bakersfield,  res  1410  Franklin 
Baldwin  Minor  P,  mining,  res  969  Thirty-sixth 
Baldwin  M  L  Mrs,  res  1254  Eleventh  ave 
Baldwin   Robert    O,   physician   and    surgeon,   rooms    9-10 

Playter    Block,  res    same 
Baldwin  S  G  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  930  Adeline 
Baldwin  Wm  S,  Pacific    Coast  agt    Vanderbilt's    system  of 

railways,  res  1422  Eighth 
Baleni  John,   stone    mason    Mountain    View  Cemetery,  res 

same 
Balensiefer  Wm  F,  salesman,  S  F,  res  559  Seventeenth 
Bale-  David  W,  blacksmith,  res  615  East  Twenty-third 
Balkwell  Charles,   ferry  hand   steamer   Piedmontt  res  1661 

Eighth 
Balkwill  Lena  L  Miss,  milliner  R  Jours,  res  1211  Clay 
Balkwill  May  E  Miss,  milliner  Jones,  res  1214  Clay 
Ball  C  II.  engineer  S  PCo,  rea  876  Wood 
Ball  Edward  W  F,  butcher,  res  Union  ave  nr  Green,  Stock 

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Ball  Francis  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  1261  Clay 
Ball  Frank  J,  employe  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  1311  Jefferson 
Ball  Jennie  Miss,  res  1261  Clay 
Ball  J  R,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Chester  House 
!  Ball  Nicholas  A,  bookkeeper  W  P  Wheeler,  res  1374  Tele- 
graph ave 
Ball  Tessie  Miss,  res  1261  Clay 
Ball  Thos  M,  printer,  res  1261  Clay 
i  Ball  William  C,  mill  hand  California  Door   Co,  res  Seventh 

nr  Webster 
|  Ballantyne  Charles  A,  res  412  Fifteenth 
Ballantvne    William    H,    painter    and    paperhanger,    3 

Twelfth,  res  412  Fifteenth 
Ballard  Byron,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  719 

Fourth 
I  Ballard  Geo,  fireman  County  Court  House,  res  West  Berke- 
ley 
!  Ballard  James  W,  liquors,  retail  and  jobber,  912  Broadway, 

res  942  Wood 
Balmforth  Ralph,  employe  United  States  Mint,  S  F,  res  535 

Sixteenth 
Balmforth  V  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  535  Sixteenth 
Balsclen  Emma  Miss,  res  1303  Grove 

Balzaratti  Eugene,  carpenter  California  Door  Co,  res  Capi- 
tal House 
Balzer  John,  bootmaker  805  Broad wav,  res  416  Eighth 
Bamford  C  E  Mrs,  res  621  East  Fifteenth 
Bamford  Mary  E  Mi-s,  res  621  East  Fifteenth 
Bammann  F,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1451  Seventh,  res 

same 
Bancroft  C  L  Mrs,  res  1002  Adeline 
Bandle  George  E,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  929  Wood 
t  Bandle  Louis  R,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  929  Wood 
BANE  L  D  MRS,  furnished  rooms,  864  Washing- 
ton, res  same 
Bane  Wm  R,  res  680  Eighteenth 

[  Banfield  John,  bartender  J  C  Phillips,  res  915  Seventh 
|  Bangle  Amos  L,  res  1214  Tenth  ave 
I  Bangle  Branson,  painter,  res  1278  Tenth  ave 
Bangle  Edward,  carriage  painter,  res  1352  Sixth  ave 
|  Bangle  Edwrard,  clerk  Craft  &  Russell,  res  1214  Tenth  ave 
Bangle  Ed  Jr,  clerk  Craft  &  Russell,  res  1214  Tenth  ave 
Bangle  Eva  Miss,  res  1352  Sixth  ave 
S  Bangle  Phoebe  Mrs,  res  1352  Sixth  ave 
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Bangs  Franklin,  Home  Mutual  Insurance   Co,  S  F.  res  cor 
Fourth  ave  and  East  Twenty-third 

Bank    Building,  Mrs    Martha    Stillwell   propr,  1104    Broad- 
way 

Bankhead  D  B,  employe  Coal   Consumers'  Association,  res 
TIG  Fifth 

Bankhead  Hugh,  drv  and  fancy  goods  911  Washington,  res 
1358  Brush 

Bankhead  Jane  Mrs,  res  752  Castro 

Bankhead  John  W,  house   mover  and   extraman  Hook   and 
Lader  No  1,  res  557  Seventh 

Bankhead  Malcolm,  student  Sackett  School,  res  911  Wash- 
ington 

Bankhead  Malcolm  B,  tinner  0  M  Sanford,  res  Temescal 

Bankhead  William  Smith,  res  752  Castro 

Banks  Edward,  dipper  tender  S  P  Co,  res  1670  Atlantic 

Banks  Emma  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Banks  Geo,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1366  Eleventh 
ave 

Banks  Mellie  Mrs,  tailoress,  1687  Seventh 

Banks  Wm,  pile  driver,  res  1670  Atlantic 

Bannister  George,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co, 
res  S  F 

Bannou  May  Miss,  res  1057  Market 

Banry  Belle  Miss,  chambermaid  Industrial   Home  for  the 
Adult  Blind,  res  same 

Baptista  &  Thomas  (M  Baptists   and   John  Thomas)  groce- 
ries, wines  and  liquors,  753  Campbell 

Baptista  Manuel  (Baptista  &  Thomas)  res  720  Chester 

Baptista  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 

Baptist  Church,  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  East  Seventeenth 

Baptist  Chinese  Mission,   Mrs   J    R    Bradway    missionary, 
7  1  7  Eleventh 

Baptiste  Prank,  Laborer,  res  L726  Filbert 

Baptiste  Frank  Jr,  delivery    clerk    Salinger's,  res  1762  Fil- 
bert 

BarackmaD  &  Gee  (J  Ross  Barackman  and  F   Burton  Gre 
Pacific  Coast  Advertising   and   Collecting  Agency,  468 
Ninth 

Barackman  J  Ross  (Barackman  a-  G        res  BOO  Franklin 

Baraillea  John  (Bayle,  ha  Coste  a-  Co)  resSF 

Baraillea  Peter  (  Bayle,  La  Coste  a-  Co) 

Barattini  Lorenz,  laborer,  res  922  Third 

Barba  Samuel,  teamster    El    II    Lenox,    res   567  EastFour- 
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Barbagelata  Alvera    Miss,    cashier    and    bookkeeper    Abra- 

hamson  Bros,  res  606  Third 
Barbagelata  Angelina  Miss,  res  606  Third 
Barbagelata  Emilia  Miss,  stenograper,  res  606  Third 
Barbagelata  Francis,  res  606  Third 
Barbagelatta  G,  employe  Burnham  Standeford  Co 
Barbagelatta  John,  employe  SP  Co,  res  606 -Third 
Barbagelatta  Julinette  Miss,  res  606  Third 
Barbagelatta  Oscar  N,  clerk  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  S  F,  res  538 

Twentieth 
Barber  Elmer  H,  mgr  W  H  Nolan  &  Co,  res  517  Ninth 
Barber  James  B,  County  Tax  Collector,  County  Court  House, 

room  2,  res  Alameda 
Barber  J  E,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  Alameda 
Barber  J  H,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 
Barber  Lillie,  domestic,  918  Tenth 

Barber  Matthew  O,  farmer,  res  cor  Second  ave  and  Clifton  - 
Barberi  Frank,  caterer   420  First,  res  same 
Barbieri  Gaetano,  liquors  retail  1801  Grove,  res  same 
Barbolla  Alice  Miss,  res  2216  Chestnut 
Barbour  James  W,  res  672  Eighteenth 
Barclay  Kate  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1712  Taylor 
Barclay  Millard  F,  machine    hand   planing    mill,  res    1111 

Twenty-second 
Bardellini  Joseph,  copyist,  Hall  of  Records,  res  1723  Linden 
Bardora  Andreas,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Barg  Henry  (Ferguson  &  Barg)  res  1764  Atlantic 
Bargion  Peter,  mining,  res  1005  Franklin 
Barker  Charles  R,  carpenter,  res  2217  Chestnut 
Barker  Elsie  C  Miss,  res  856  Jefferson 
Barker  Enoch  W,  supt  penmanship  Oakland  Public  Schools, 

office  1115  Broadway,  room  22,  res  484  Plymouth  aye 
Barker  John  O,  frame  maker  G  B  Daniels  &  Co 
Barker  John  P,  bookkeeper  C    L    Taylor,    S    F,    res    Bank 

Building 
Barker  John  O,  employe  Times,  res  856  Jefferson 
Barker  Joseph  H,  mechanical  engineer,  res  1217  Harrison 
Barker  Joshua,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  538  Hobart 
Barker  M  A  Mrs,  dressmaker    Mrs    H   T    Wallace,    res  856 

Jefferson 
Barker  Neal  D,  draughtsman  J  C  Mathews  &  Son,  res  Shat- 

tuck  aye  nr  Ashby 
Barker  Squire,  molder,  res  130  Hannah 
Barker  Timothy  L,  res  1119  Castro 
Barker  W  J,    employe    ferry    steamer    Alameda,    res    417 

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Barkhouse  Fred,  carpenter  W  H  Weilbye,  res  Girard  House 
Barkman  Louis,  electrotvper,  S  F,  res  1453  Seventh 
BARLOW  ALBERT   (People's   Express    Co)  423 

Tenth,  res  S  F 
Barlow  Charles,  res  1723  Nineteenth  ave 
Barlow  Frank  T,  clerk,  S  F,  res  214  B 
Barlow  Louisa  Miss,  res  311  East  Twelfth 
Barlow  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  214  B 
Barnaby  Asa,  mining,  S  F,  res  1069  West 
:  Barnard  C  S,  carpenter,  res  1169  West 
Barnard  Daniel  D,  res  677  Twenty-first 
Barnard  E  E,  mgr    Chieftain    Livery  and   Sale    Stables,  res 

1221  Eighth 
Barnard  Ezra,  cabinetmaker,  res  976  Thirty-sixth 
Barnard  Grace  E  Miss,  res  677  Twenty-first 
Barnard  Hal  W,  clerk  Oregon  Improvement  Co,  S  F,  res  682 

Twenty-ninth 
Barnard  Lemuel  H,  sec  San  Francisco  Candle   Co,  S  F,  res 

682  Twenty-ninth 
Barnard  Wm  C,  cashier  H  Dutard,  S  F,  res  576  Twentieth 
Barnard  Wm  E,  real  estate   and  auctioneer  469  Ninth,  res 

677  Twenty-first 
Barner  Washington,  stock  dealer,  res  Stock  Yards 
Barner  Washington,  vaquero  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Dal- 

ton  ave,  Stock  Yards 
Barnes  &  Crackels,  painters,  1157  East  Fourteenth 
Barnes  Geo  P,  res  559  Seventeenth 
Barnes  Harry  C,  machinist,  res  1322  Twelfth 
Barnes  James  L,  machinist  R  R  shops,  res  1616  Twelfth 
Barnes  L  J  Mrs,  varieties   1492  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Barnes  Mary  Miss,  saleslady,  1265  Clay 
Barnes  Michael,  collector,  res  863  Chester 
Barnes  N  Mrs,  res  1119  Thirteenth  ave 
Barnes  Thomas,  employe    California   Hosiery  Co,  res   1128 

Third 
Barnes  Wm  C,  dentist  Burnette  Dental  Co,  res  Hay  wards 
Barnes  William,  painter,  res  608  Valdez 
Barnetl  A  M.  t ravelin--  agt,  s  F,  res  630  Eighteenth 
Barnetl  David,  furniture,  473-5  Eighth,  res  412  Fifth 
Barnetl  Edward,  clothing,  men's    furnishings  843   Broad- 
way, res  57  I  Ninth 
Barnetl  Frank,  paper  banger  Whittier  Fuller  A  Co,  its  523 

Eighth 
Barnetl  Gussie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  410  Fifth 
Barnewitz  Theodore,  house  and  Bign  painter,  res  2484  Tele- 

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Barney  Alfred   S,  auditor  Home   Benefit  Life  Association, 

res  Oakland  ave,  Vernon  Hights 
Barney  Charles  L,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1723  Filbert 
Barney  Fred,  sign  writer  V  P  Mitchel's,  res  1723  Filbert 
Barney  John  N,  carpenter,  res  1723  Filbert 
Barney  Raymond,  painter,  res  467  Twenty-first 
Barngrover  Sarah  A  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1405  Alice 
Barnhard    J,    teamster    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,    res 

Quarry 
Barnhisel  Charles,  driver  T  J  Cloony,  1575  Seventh 
Barnhisel  Oliver  B,  res  1575  Seventh 
Barnickel  Paul,  engineer  Hickok.  &  Son,  res  658  Webster 
Barnickel  Willie,  news  agt  S  P  Co,  res  658  Webster 
Barnett  Isaac,  fruit  peddler,  res  410  Fifth 
Barnett  Jennie  Miss,  res  410  Fifth 
Barnett  John,  patrolman,  res  523  Eighth 
Barnett  John  Jr,  plumber,  res  523  Eighth 
Barnett  Nellie,  res  523  Eighth 
Barnett    Rufus    P,  supt  dredging    S    P    Co,   res    924  East 

Twenty-third 
Barnstead  A  D  Mrs,  res  1782  Goss 
Barnum  D  B,  res  701  Castro 
Barnum    Restaurant,    Lavorel    &    Pagge    proprs,    SE    cor 

Broadwav  and  Seventh 
BARNUM  S  F  MRS,  manager  Women's  Christian 

Temperance    Union    Restaurant,  476    Ninth,  res    Ala- 
meda 
Baron  Philip,  teacher  of  music,  res  1352  Harrison 
Barr  John,  machinist  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res 

S  F 
Barr  Rutherford  T,  barber  Wm  H  Stewart,  res  209  Fourth 
Barr  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  Playter  Block 
Barracks  James,  sticker  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  638 

Valdez 
Barrela  Guiseppi,  miner  P  C  R  Quarry,  res  same 
Barrell  E  C  Mrs,  res  1462  West 
Barrett  Mrs,  756  Seventh 

Barrett  Abraham,  shoemaker,  res  570  Fifteenth 
Barrett  Alex  P,  laborer,  res  rear  1005  Twenty-second 
Barrett  Antonio  M,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  872  Campbell 
Barrett  Charles  R,  capitalist,  res  1961  Grove 
Barrett  Daniel  S  P,  inventor,  res  614  East  Sixteenth 
Barrett    D    W,    mgr    furniture    warerooms    McGovern    & 

Cahill,  res  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Clay 
Barrett  George,  res  1504  Eighth 
Barrett  Geo,  farmer,  res  1249  Broadway 


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Barrett  Jennie  Miss,  res  833  Myrtle 

Barrett  John,  teacher  Hopkins  Academy,  res  same 

Barrett  John,  gardener,  res  554  East  Eighteenth 

Barrett  John  S,  clerk  W  J  Stuart,  res  833  Myrtle 

Barrett  M  A  Miss,  res  1454|  Seventh 

Barrett  Mamie  Miss,  res  833  Myrtle 

Barrett  Patrick,  butcher,  res  833  Myrtle 

Barrett  Richard,  laborer,  res  709  Castro 

Barrett  Susie  Miss,  seamstress,  res  872  Campbell 

Barrett  Wm,  driver  Hook  and  Ladder  Co  Xo  2 

Barrett  Win  J,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1430  Tenth 

Barrilla  Joseph,  laborer,  res  First  ave  nr  Claremont 

Barrington  Geo  F,  bookkeeper  U   S  Customs,  S  F,  res  1232 

Chestnut 
Bar  ringer  Peter  H,  water  front  foot  of  Jefferson 
Barron    Michael,  emplove  East   Oakland    Planing  Mill,  res 

S  F 
Barron  Zeb,  groceries  1902  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Barrows  Ella  Miss,  res  Fairmont  House 
Barrows   John,  commission   merchant,  S  F,  res  Fairmont 

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Barrows  L  C   Mrs,  propr  Fairmont  House,  San   Pablo  ave 

bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Barry  David,  carriage  painter  J  E  Johnston,  res  1803  West 
Barry  David,  gardener,  res  1022  West 
Barry  Edward,  broker,  S  F,  res  1012  Adeline 
Barry  Herbert  M,   clerk   Oakland  Gas  Light   and    Heat  Co, 

res  1012  Adeline 
Barry  Horatio  N,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1707  Chase 
Barry  John,  plumber  Sturm  &  Leitch,    res    1022    Eleventh 

cor  West 
Barry  John,  cleaner  R  R  shops,  res  873  Peralta 
Barry  John  H,  carriage  maker,  Fourteenth,  res  835a  Market 
Barry  John  -I.  capitalist,  res  s7:'  Peralta 
Harry  John  J  Jr,  clerk  freight  dept  S  P  Co,  res  873  Peralta 
Barry  Kate  Miss,  res  1022  West 
Barry  Mary  Mr-,  res  1577   San  Pablo  ave 
Harry  Newton  II,  insurance  clerk,  S  F.  res  L012  Adeline 
Barry  Patrick,  painter,  res  1<><>(.>  Franklin 
Barry  Richard,  mgr  Jarvis  Club  Room,  res  Henry 
Barry  Richard  F,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  ">17  Ninth 
Barry  T  F,  driver  Truck  (1«»  \«>  l 
Barry  Wm,  gardener,  res  L627  Eighth 
Barsalloti  Albert,  cook,  res  317  Fourth 
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Barstow  Alfred,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1018  Eighteenth 
Barstow  Amanda  M  Miss,  res  1352  Harrison 
Barstow  Anson  (Barstow  &  Babbitt)  res  1356  Franklin 
Barstow  &  Babbitt  (Anson    Barstow  and   S  M  Babbitt)  hay 

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Franklin 
Barstow  David  G,  clerk  Dr  Bodle,  res  1064  Twenty-second 
Barstow  Frederick  0,  physician,  res  2308  San  Pablo  ave 
Barstow  Fred,  student,  res  1018  Eighteenth 
Barstow  Grace  Miss,  student,  res  1018  Eighteenth 
Barstow  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1064  Twenty-second 
Barstow  Lizzie  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  1064  Twenty-second 
Barstow  Wallace,  sign  writer,  res  1064  Twenty-second 
Bartello  Walter  S,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1009  Wood 
Bartelme  L  Mrs,  dressmaker,  13S3  Broadway,  res  same 
Bartelme  John  P,  clerk  Levi  Strauss    &    Co,  S    F,  res  1383 

Broadway 
Bartels  Bernard,  employe  Pacific   Iron  and  Xail  Works,  res 

721  Third 
Bartels  Charles,  barber,  457  Tenth,  res  501  Twenty-fourth 
Bartels  Charles  Jr,  brass  finisher,  res  501  Twenty-fourth 
Bartels  Emma  Miss,  res  501  Twenty-fourth 
Bartels  Henry,  employe    Pacific  Iron   and  Xail  Works,  res 

721  Third 
Bartels  Laura  Miss,  res  501  Twenty-fourth 
Bartels  Maud,  1266  Center 
Bartelo  C  William,    carpenter  Eagle  Planing  Mil],    res    725 

Alice 
Barthel  Curt,  finisher  City  Brass  Works,  res  713  Franklin 
Bartholomew  C  A,  res  1149  Twenty-third  ave 
Bartholomew  E  M  Mrs,  teacher    Franklin    School,  res  256 

East  Sixteenth 
Bartholomew  Emilie  Mrs,  res  1416  Grove 
Bartholomew  George,  horse  trainer,  res  1006  Sixth  ave 
Bartholomew  George  Jr,  horse  trainer,  res  1006  Sixth  ave 
Bartholomew  Xelson,  carpenter,  res  410  East  Eleventh 
Bartholomew  Xettie  E  Mrs,  res  1371  Harrison 
Bartholomew  Xettie  Miss,  res  1006  Sixth  ave 
Bartholomew  Seth,  mariner,  res  256  East  Sixteenth 
Bartholomew  Wm,  horse  trainer,  res  1006  Sixth  ave 
Bartles  Wm,  upholsterer  C  Schreiber,  res  2319  Grove 
Bartlett  Mrs,  res  602  Fourteenth 

Bartlett  Alice,  stenographer  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Bartlett  A  M  Miss,  res  578  Ninth 
Bartlett  Charles  E,  res  578  Ninth 
Bartlett  Cornelia  Mrs,  res  QQQ  Twenty-ninth 


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Bartlett  E  E  Mrs,  res  Nucleus  House 

Bartlett  Eliza  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  267  Ninth 

Bartlett  George,  carriage  paiuter  Sohst  Bros,  res  57S  Ninth 

Bartlett     George     C,     bookkeeper     S    F     Savings     Union 
S  F,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 

Bartlett  George  E,  cigarmaker,  res  72S  Linden  ' 

Bartlett  Harriet  S  Mrs,  res  939  Union 

Bartlett  H  S,  salesman   Taft    &    Pennoyer,  res    1124    Thir- 
teenth ave 

Bartlett  Jos  A,  employe   Studebaker  Manufacturing  Co.  res 
The  Centennial 

Bartlett  M  B  Mrs,  res  578  Ninth 

Bartlett  Xellie  Miss,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 

Bartlett  Pliny  (Hallett,  Bartlett  &   Dalton)  res  1311  Frank- 
lin 

Bartlett   Pliny  V  S,  asst    U   S   Geological   Survey,  res  1311 
Franklin 

Bartlett  Sarah  A  C  Mrs,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 

Bartlett  Thomas  J,  carpenter,  res  1664  Twenty-first  ave 

Bartlett  William,  tailor,  S  F,  res  602  Fourteenth 

Bartlett  Wm  C,  editor  S  F  Bulletin,  res  477  Prospect 

Bartling  Bertha  Miss,  res  719  Fourteenth 

Bartling  Grace  Miss,  res  719  Fourteenth 

Bartling  H  M  Mrs,  res  719  Fourteenth 

Barton ,  carpenter  W  T  Veitcli 

Barton  Carrie  A  Mrs,  coffee  house  Twenty-third  ave  Station 

Barton  H,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  973  Seventh 

Basch  Emily  Mrs,  res  951  Webster 

Bascizza  George,  Morning  Sun  Restaurant    1157    Seventh. 
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Base  Ball  Grounds,  San   Pable  ave  nr  Folsom,  Golden  (Tate 
shford  Edward  L,  res  1379  Harrison 
tiford  Frances  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1379  Harrison 

Basler  Wm,  baker, res  n  s  Forty-Fifth  nr  Grove 

Basnett  Dora, hinder  Pacific  Press,  res  702  Eleventh 

Bass  Lav i ilia  Mrs,  washing  and  ironing,  res  B37-J  Brash 

Bassetl  Augustus  8,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  B35  Willow 

Basset!  Alonzo,  stone  cutter,  res  809  Thirteenth 
setl  John  D,  collector,  res  702  Eleventh 

Basset!  El  Mrs,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  862  Mil- 
ton 

sett  Henry  F,  carpenter,  res  824  Twenty-second 
Bassetl  James  C,  builder,  res  766  Twentieth 
Bassetl  James  M, law  department  S  PCo,  res  728  Eighth 
ett  J  Frank,  real  estate,  res  96  I  Market 


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Bassett  Patrick  L,  carpenter,  res  Klinknerave  nr  San  Pablo 

ave,  Golden  Gate 
Bassett  Stella,  milliner  F  M  Reed  &  Co,  res  809  Thirteenth 
Bassett  Summerfield,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  916  Pine 
Bassilo  Harry,  frnit   stand  cor  Tenth  and   Broadway,   res 

Ninth  nr  Webster 
Bastian  Charles  E,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Galindo 

Hotel 
Bastian  Frank,  res  Capital  Hotel 

Bastian  Frederick,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1716  Eighth 
Bastiano  Geffere,  cook  Philadelphia  Restaurant,  res  165  Sev- 
enth 
Batchelder  A  H,  res  545  Twentieth 
Batchelder    D    F,    special    officer    Police    Department,   res 

Nucleus  Block 
Batchelder  Eliza  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  539  Seventeenth 
Batchelder  Elmer  E,  clerk  Win  F   Batchelder,  res  565  Fif- 
teenth 
Batchelder  Samuel  S,  janitor    First    Presbyterian   Church, 

res  Plavter  Block 
BATCHELDER  WM  F,  groceries,  fruit,  &c,  1277 

San  Pablo  ave,  res  712  Nineteenth 
Batchelder  Wm  K,  carpenter,  res  539  Seventeenth 
Batchelder  P  J,  carpenter  Independent  Planing  Mills,  res 

Castro  nr  Fifth 
Bateman  Henry,  planing  mill  employe,  res  1420  Tenth 
Bates  A  F,  clerk  John  W  Epley,  res  804  Twelfth 
Bates  Albert,  clerk,  res  664  Eighteenth 
Bates  Alexander  F,  clerk,  res  768  Twelfth 
BATES  CHAS  D,  superintendent  Alameda   Macad- 
amizing Co,  res  756  Eleventh 
Bates  Charles  D,  res  451  B 
Bates  Ephraim  J,  contractor,  451  B,  res  same 
Bates  Ethel  Miss,  res  756  Eleventh 
Bates  Fred,  carpenter,  res  519  Eighth 
Bates  George,  grip  man  OCR  Co,   res  1625  Grove 
Batkin  Henry,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1019  Chester 
Batkin  L,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1217  Eighth 
Batterman  Lucy  A  S  Mrs,  res  840  West 
Battles  Frank,  conductor  O  R  R  Co,  res  Temescal 
Bat  telle  G  E  (Baker  &  Battelie)  res  Alameda 
Baudin  John  P,  contractor  and  builder,  res  560  Sixteenth 
Baudle  L,  machinist  R  R  Co,  res  929  Wood 
Baudrey  Daniel,  watchman  O  R  R  Co,  res  Temescal 
Bauer  Antone,  bartender  Billey  Kohler,  res  834  Broadway 
Bauer  C,  res  1184  East  Fourteenth 

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Bauer  Flora  Miss,  res  1184  East  Fourteenth 

Bauer  Peter,  capitalist,  res  14  Valley 

Bauerle  A  H,  res  n  s  Grant  ave  nr  Telegraph 

Bauerle  John,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Grant  ave  nr  Telegraph 

Bauhofer  Hermann,  cigarmaker  Martin  Bauhofer,  res  1714 

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Bauhofer  Martin,  cigar  mfr,  1714  Thirteenth   ave.  res  same 
Baum  Alois,  employe  Sol  Greenhood.  res  633  Fourteenth 
Bauman  John,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1073  Fourteenth 

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Baumann  Michael,  laborer,  res  2248  Magnolia 
Baumgardner   Fred,  tobacco,  S  F,  re-  911  Myrtle 
Baumgarten  Jennie  Mrs,  res  511  Sixth 
Baumgarten  Mamie  Miss,  employe    California   Hosiery  Co, 

res  511  Sixth 
BAUSKE  R  E,  dentist,  10034-  Broadway,  room  2,  res 

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Bavina  Antonio,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Baxley  Alice  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Baxley  Frances  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Baxley  George  W,  drug  clerk,  res  1955  Union 
Baxley  John  YV  machine  hand,  res  1955  Union 
Baxley  John  \V  Jr,  carpenter,  res  1955  Union 
Baxley  Mary  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Baxley  Samuel  A,  student,  res  1955  Union 
Baxley  Webb,  lumber  dealer,  S  F,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Baxley  William  T,    lumber    dealer,    S    F,    res    Fruit    Vale    O 

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Baxter  Edward,  clerk  S  P  Co,  rea  L057  Center  PJ 

Baxter  Ellery  K.  butcher  J  B  Baxter,  rea  26  Watta  ^ 

Baxter  Qawley  W.  capitalist.  S  F.  rea  1236  Adeline 
Baxter  James,  engineer,  rea  1916  Linden 
Baxter  James,  driver  Qui mby  A   Remmer,  res  810  Twenty-   ^ 

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Bay    District   School,    cor    San  Pablo    and    Crawford 
Bay  John,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Bayle  John  (Bayle,  La  Coste  &  Co)  res  S  F 
Bayle,  La  Coste  &  Co  (John  Bayle,  John  La  Coste,  John  and 

Peter  Barailles)  tripe,  Stock  Yards  and  S  F 
Bayles  Abraham,  house  mover,  res  873  Lydia 
Bayles  Eliza  Mrs,  res  612  Eleventh  ave 
Bayles  Geo,  house  mover,  res  1630  Adeline 
Bayles  Joseph,  house  mover,  res  873  Lydia 
Bayles  Wheeler,  house  mover,  res  873  Lydia 
Bayley  Alice  Miss,  res  1409  Castro 
Bayley  Arthur  N,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1307  Castro 
BAYLEY  CHAS  H,  photographer,  515  Seventh,  res 

220  North  Center 
Bayley  Geo  B,  capitalist,  S  F,  res  1307  Castro 
Bayley  Gertrude  Miss,  res  1307  Castro 
Bayley  Guy,  student,  res  1409  Castro 
Bayley  J  H  Mrs,  res  1409  Castro 
Bayley  Josephine  Miss,  res  1409  Castro 
Bayley  Norine  Miss,  student,  res  1409  Castro 
Bayly    Charles  F,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  ave  nr  Horton 
Bayly  Henry,  foreman  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

ave 
Bayly    Henry  Jr,  moulder  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  ave 
Bayly  Henry  G,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

ave  nr  Horton 
Bay  State   Bakery,  Joseph    N    Davidson    propr,  520    Four- 
teenth 
Beach  Andrew  C,  res  552  Albion 
Beach  Anne  Miss,  res  677  Third 
Beach  Charles  R,  res  677  Third 
Beach  Clara  Miss,  res  677  Third 
Beach  George  A,  res  1110  Alice 
Beach  H  H,  bookkeeper  William  Peck  &   Co,  S   F,  res  615 

Tenth 
Beach  John  (Harry  Inwall  &  Co)  res  418  Twelfth 
Beach  Mary  Miss,  clerk  Land  Title  Co,  res  677  Third 
Beach  Robert  C,  attorney-at-law  and   seacher   records  R  S 

Leckie,  677  Third 
Beach  Thomas,  res  1110  Alice 
Beacom  W  H,  teacher  English  and  Penmanship   Depue  & 

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Beadle  Charles  F,  salesman  Taft  &  Penuoyer,  res  520  Eigh- 
teenth 
Behan  Gus,  clerk  Joe  Lancaster,  res  838  Castro 
Beaizley  Win  B,  court  clerk,  S  F,  res  940  Filbert 
Beakley  Henry,  tvatchmaker  and  jeweler,  s  s  Columbus  ave 

bet  Maple  and  Telegraph  aves,  res  same 
Beal  Charles,  driver  Glaze  Bros,  res  956  Pine 
Beal  Kirk,  special  delivery  messenger  P  0,  res  801  Twenty- 
sixth 
Beal  Robert  W,  clerk  John  Cushing  &  Son,  res  969  Jefferson 
Beal  William  B,  broker,  S  F,  res  576  East  Fourteenth 
Beale  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  653  Adeline 
Beale  Jonathan,  carpenter  William  Berry,  res  653  Adeline 
Beals  Charles,  laundryman  Contra  Costra  Laundry 
Beals  H,  boilermaker  S  P  Co,  res  829  Cedar 
Beals  Henry,  mfr    Garland   Sewer  Traps,   1901    Broadway, 

res  same 
Beals  Wm,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Beam  Annie  Mrs,   res   San   Pablo   ave    cor  Sutter,    Golden 

Gate 
Beam  Isaiah  W,  asst  mgr    California   Wire  Works.  S  F,  res 

1458  Castro 
Beam  Joel  M,  cook,  res  1631  Market 
Beam  Mamie  Miss,  res  1631  Market 
Beam  Mary  G  Miss,  res  1352  Franklin 

Beaman  Archibald  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Pow- 
ell, Golden  Gate 
Beaman  Harriet  L  Mrs,  res  718  Ninth 
Beamer  Charles,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Bean  Jackson,  bookkeeper  EBloomfield,  res  1232  San  Pablo 

ave 
Bean  Joseph,  doormaker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
BEAN  L  D  MRS,  furnished  rooms,  8(>4  Washington 
Beau  Thomas,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind, 

res  same 
Bean  Wm  II.  sale-man,  res  1404  Tenth 
Beane  AlphonzoG,  plasterer,  res   Parson  nr  San  Pablo   ave, 
Golden  Gate 

Beans  Archibald,  carpenter,  re-  513  Ninth 

Bear  Abraham,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1  L65j  Seventh 
Bear  13  A.  repairer  R  R  shops,  res 703  Campbell 
Beard  Thomas,  farmer,  pes  Lake  Shore  ave 
BEARDSLEY  &  CRAM  (J  8  Beardsley  and  E  G 

Cram)  real  estate  and  insurance,  470  Tenth 
Beardsley  Effie  Miss,  music  teacher.  L262  Market 
Beardsley  ( reo,  decorator  Armstrong  A  Merchant 


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Beardsley  I.  res  1316  Grove 
Beardsley  Lydia  E,  1316  Grove 
Beardsley  Melvin  W,  paints,  S    F,    res    San    Pablo    ave    nr 

Forty-first 
Bearmier  Alice  Mrs,  house  cleaning,  res  S37  Brush 
Beary  William,  laborer  \Vinthrop  House 
Beasley  J  H,  agt   Grand   Rapids    Chair  Co,    res  117S   East 

Fourteenth 
Beasmore  Minnie  Miss,   clerk    Mrs    S   H  Harkins,  res  1127 

Thirteenth  ave 
Beatty  Belle  Miss,  compositor  Pacific   Press,  res  768  Twen- 
tieth 
Beattv  Josephine  Mrs,  with  Callustro  Companv,  res  Playter 

Block 
Beatty  Mary  Mrs.  widow,  res  76S  Twentieth 
Beatty  Thomas,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  76S  Twentieth 
Beaty  YVm,  carpenter,  res  362  Tenth 
Beauchamp  Joseph  E.   driver    B  B  £  P  R  R,    res  Piedmont 

ave  nr  Mountain  View  Cemetery 
Beaudrv  M   Florence   Miss,  res   Powell  cor  Eighth,  Golden 

Gate 
Beaudrv  Isabelle  Miss,  res  Powell  cor  Eighth.  Golden  Gate 
Beaudrv   Louis   M,  farmer,  res  Powell   cor  Eighth,  Golden 

Gate 
Beaudrv  Louis  M  Jr,  student,  res  Powell  cor  Eighth,  Golden 

Gate 
Beaugner  Anna  Mrs,  waitress  W  C  T  U  Restaursnt,  res  803 

Isabell 
Beauvais  Vinnie  Mrs,  res  951  Grove 
Becchio  R,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

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Bechdel  Xelson  A,  machinist  R  R  shops,  res  876  Wood 
Becht  Charles  F,  res  1168  Webster 
Becht  Dora  Miss,  res  879  Twenty-second 
Bechtel  Fred  H,  mining,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Bechtel  John,  res  1466  Eighth 
Bechtold  Annie  Mrs,  res  1169  Center 
Beck  Ada  Miss,  res  573  Sixteenth 
Beck  Emma  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Beek  D  L  Mrs,  res  512  Twenty-second 
Beck  E  A  Miss,  res  573  Sixteenth 

Beck  Eugene  B,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1339  Alice 
Beck  E  \V.  Mrs,  res  512  Twentv-second 
Beck  Frank,  res  626  Third 


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Beck  James,  carpenter,  res  573  Sixteenth 
Beck  Louis  I,  res  1917  Myrtle 
Beck  Melissa  Mrs,  res  1062  Twelfth  ave 
Beck  Josephine  Mrs,  res  cor  Eighth  and  Brush 
Beck  Miles  Mrs,  res  573  Sixteenth 
Beck  Robert  Mrs,  res  cor  Eighth  and  Brush 
Beck  Sarah  J  Mrs,  res  573  Sixteenth 
Beck  Thomas,  gardener,  res  1137  Filbert 
Beck  Walter  F  (D  L    Beck  &   Sons)  S  F,  res   512  Twenty- 
second 
Beck  Wm  E,  collector,  S  F,  res  1917  Myrtle 
Becker   Charles,  expressman,  1210  Twenty-eighth,  res  same 
Becker  Christopher,  paper  carrier,  res  1002  Third 
BECKER  FEED,  butcher  wholesale  and  retail,  829- 

S31  Broadway,  res  667  Fifth 
Becker    &    Koehler  (Peter    Becker  and  Herman  Koehler) 

saloon,  471  Seventh 
Becker  Paul,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  Berkeley 
Becker  Peter,  White  House  Saloon,  Seventh,  res  512  Fifth 
Beckert  Gustav,  propr  Liberty  Bakery,  857  Washington, res 

317  Seventh 
Beckerley  Edward,  butcher,  S  F,  res  1621  Taylor 
Beckerton  Charles  A,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  1411  Tenth 
Beckley  Wm   H,  traveling   agt  Minnesota  Thresher  Manu- 
facturing Co,  res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Beckman  Charles,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Beckwith  Alice,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  914  Wood 
Beckwith  L  Frank,  printer,  S  F,  res  914  Wood 
Beckwith  Mamie,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  914  Wood 
Bedbury    Andrew,    tinner    M    De    La    Montanya.    res   609 

Fourth 
Bedbury  George  W,  patent  sidewalk  layer,  res  609  Fourth 
Bedell  (leorge  S,  stevedore  res  709  Brush 
Bedell  Jonathan  X,  cook  Brooklyn  Restaurant,  res  Twenty- 
first  ave  and  Easl  Fourteenth 
Beebe  C  W  (Trumbull  &  Beebe)  S  F.  res  .">7o  Eighteenth 
Beebe  Edwin  L,  cigar.-.  [154  Franklin,  res  same 
Beebe  Minnie  Miss,  rea  1121  Campbell 
Beebe  Nelson  II.  Laborer  s  P  Co,  res  1 121  Campbell 
Beebe  William  B,  res  L709  Chase 

Beeby  James,  farmer,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-eighth 
BEEBY  ROBERT  J,   harness,    saddles,     bridles, 
whips}  horse   clothing,  etc,  harness   cleaned   and     re- 
paired, L058  Broadway,  rea  624  Twelfth 
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Beekman  Pauline  Mrs  (Beekman  &  Newman)  res  825  Mar- 
ket 
Beel  Martin  S  (Harris  &  Beel)  res  1986  Webster 
Beensy  J  H,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  The  Centennial 
Beer  John  M,  cigar  mfr,  703  Twenty-eighth,  res  same 
Beers  Joseph  M,  foundryman,  S  F,  res  636  Valdez 
Beggs  Harry,  salesman,  S  F,  res  407  Sixth 
Beggs  John,  laborer,  res  407  Sixth 
Behrens  Henry  C  F,  physician,  1380  Tenth,  res  same 
Behrens  Walter  N  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  979  Cypress 
Behrens  Wilhelm,  seaman,  res  217  Second 
Behrmann  C  Mrs,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Behrmann' Henry,  butcher  Henry  Jund,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth 

nr  Shattuck  ave 
Behrmann  John  C,  saloon,  367  Thirteenth,  res  same 
Behrmann   John  W,  salesman,  res  Forty-sixth  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Behrmann  Wm,  bottler,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Beirs  Charles,  cabinet  maker  C  Schreiber 
Belcher  Clara  E  Miss,  res  1143  Myrtle 
Belcher  Fidelia  M  Miss,  res  1143  Myrtle 
Belcher  Fred  P,  drayman,  S  F,  res  1143  Myrtle 
Belcher  Gilbert  L,  salesman  H  P  Gregory  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1133 

Myrtle 
Belden  Edwin  S,   court  stenographer,  S   F,  res  2520  Tele- 
graph ave 
Belden  Ella  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  1326  Twelfth 
Belden  Fannie  L  Miss,  res  1326  Twelfth 
Belden  Frank,  letter  carrier,  res  1156  Broadway 
Belden  Harry,  cigar  mfr,  506  Sixteenth,  res  same 
Belden  Harry  B,  bookkeeper  Scotchler  &  Gottshall  res  1326 

Twelfth" 
Belden  Henry  K,  mgr  Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 

1167  Oak 
Belden  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1169  Washington,  res  same 
Belfils  Victor,  teamster,  res  2304  San  Pablo  ave 
Belknap  Joseph,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 
Bell  A  P  (Hierlihy,  Bell  &  Co)  res  313  Seventh 
Bell  Charles,  gardener,  res  1112  Thirtieth 
Bell  Charles  L,  miner,  res  1713  Lincoln 
Bell  F  A  Mrs,  The  Centennial 
Bell  Flora  Miss,  wood  carver  and  china  painter  and  teacher 

Field  Seminary,  res  763  Twelfth 
Bell  Grant,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1231  Myrtle 


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Bell  Harry,  gardener,  res  s  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and 
Telegraph  ave 

Bell  Henry,  res  1112  Thirtieth 

Bell  Hugh  J,  carpenter,  res  1014  Twenty-fourth 

Bell  James,  res  Ross  House 

Bell  Joseph  H,  builder,  res  763  Twelfth 

Bell  Mary  Mrs,  res  1052  Twenty-fifth  ave 

Bell  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1360  Webster 

Bell  Robert  E,  druggist,  1301  Broadway  and  1302  Telegraph 
ave,  res  same 

Bell  Thomas,  contractor  and  builder,  res  767  Thirteenth 

Bell  W  G,  tallyman,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

Bell  Win,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  St  John 

Bell  William  S,  miner,  res  1713  Lincoln 

Bell  Win  H,  caulker,  S  F,  res  1863  Seventh 

Bell  William  T,  phvsician,  S  F,  res  1360  Webster 

Bell  William  T  Jr,  res  1360  Webster 

Bella rs  Wm  T,  carpet  cleaning,  res  922  Center 

Bellermann  Emil,  asst  cashier  Pacific  Bank,  S  F,  res  n  s 
Summer  nr  Adeline 

Bellershein  Geo  J,  special  insurance  agt  iEtna  Co,  res  873 
Filbert 

Belle vue  Nursery,  Albert  Vinther  propr,  Piedmont  ave  nr 
Booth 

Bellew  Delcar,  plumber,  res  1912  Myrtle 

Bellier  Edouard,  plumber,  res  Capital  House 

Belli n gall  Catherine  Mrs,  res  227  Tenth 

Bellingall  Cora  V  Miss,  student,  res  1415  Filbert 

Bellingall  Peter  W,  customs  broker,  S  F,  res  1415  Filbert 

Bellingall  Ralph,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1415  Filbert 

Bellman  John,  bricklayer,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Bclloir  Peter,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1222  Chestnut 

Belmont  Stables,  806  Broadway 

Belott  C  T,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell 

Belouze  Win,  capitalist,  res  1773  Seventh 

Below  Wilhelm,  upholsterer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Klinkner 
ave.  ( Jnlden  ( fate 

Belrose  Eugene,  floorman  Dashaway  Stables,  rea  370  Elev- 
enth 

Belrose  Louis,  conductor  O  C  Co,  res  2310  San  Pablo  ave 

Briton  Owen,  re-  908  East  Sixteenth 

Bemis  Orlando,  butcher,  479  East  Twelfth,  res  East  Oak- 
land  Hotel 

Bendal  Charles,  monlder,  res 206  Hannah 

Bendel  Hermann  (Tillmann   A-    Bendel)  S  F,  res  NE  cor 

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fc     ^  and  loan  agents,  457  Ninth  ~    m 

K     |   Benedict  Emanuel,  barher  James  Washington,  res  848  Thir-   J 
<     I  teenth  I  JjJ 

|f  Benedict  Emily  C  Miss,  dressmaker,   261  Twelfth,  res  same        ^. 
X    |   BENEDICT    NEWTON,  (Benedict,  Capell  &  Co)    ^  JE 

•    -*  notary  public,  res  1607  Ninth  ave 

5    ?J   Benfra  William,  carpenter,  res  Geischen  House 
•*         Bengton  John,  teamster  Wm  T  Sagehorn,  res  603  Sixth 
**-*^>  Benham  A  M  (Benham  &  Thomas)  res  554  Thirteenth 
-  "     Benham  A  Morse,  pianos,  S  F,  res  554  Thirteenth 

BENHAM  &  THOMAS  (A  M  Benham  and  W  K  '  O 
Thomas)  real  estate,  insurance  and  investors,  471  ^\ 
Ninth  y 

Benham  T  W ,  lieut  U  S  Revenue  Service,  res  1067  Brush        -^^~ 
Benjamin  Clayton  J,  res  1067  Sixteenth  j  hh 

Benjamin  C  J  Mrs,  music  teacher,  1067  Sixteenth  q 

Benjamin  Ed  H,  clerk  City  Supt  of  Streets,  res  722  Tenth 
Benjamin  O  A  Mrs,  res  869  East  Fifteenth 
Benjamin  Philip  L,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  2223  Elm 
Beiike  A  W,  carriage  painter,  res  410  Tenth 
Benner  Edwin,  pattern  maker,  res  777  Sixteenth 
Benner  Ehvin,  constructing  engineer,  res  Columbus  ave  cor 
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Benner  Frederick  M,  melter  U  S   Mint,  S  F,    res   777  Six-  I  p    Q 

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Benner  Harry,  insurance  clerk,  res  777  Sixteenth  M   ^ 

Bennet  Cordelia  Miss,  res  922  Tenth  ^   y 

Bennet  Eleanor  Miss,  res  922  Tenth  Q 

Bennet  Frances  H  Mrs,  res  174  Sixth  £  <j 

Bennet  Thomas,  mgr  Accident  Department  Pacific  Mutual    £  S 

Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res  922  Tenth  *■  ^ 

Bennett  Alfred  A,  carpenter,  res  861  Twenty-seventh  P 

Bennett  Alfred  E,  foreman   San  Francisco  Planing  Mills,    ^    PJ 

S  F,  res  540  Twenty-second 
Bennett  Bernard,  fruit  peddler,  res  653  Jackson 
Bennett  Charles,  fruit  pedler,  res  653  Jackson 
Bennett  Charles  R,  sec  Society  S  V,  S  F,  res  1211  WTest 
Bennett  Charles  S  (Bennett,  Knowlton  &  Co)  res  463  Third 
Bennett  E'A  Mrs,  res  2225  Chestnut  $ 

Bennett  Edward  M,  railway  conductor,  res  2067  San  Pablo 

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Bennett  E  M  Mrs,  res  2067  San  Pablo  ave 
Bennett  Emma  J  Miss,  res  721  Sixth 
Bennett  Harry,  res  973  Fifth  ave 
Bennett  Henry  F,  carpenter,  res  215  Fifth 
Bennett  I  Newton,  farmer,  res  972  East  Seventeenth 
Bennett  Robert  H,  res  cor  Adeline  and  E  Fourteenth 
Bennett  Robert  H  Jr,  clerk,  res  Adeline  nr  East  Fourteenth 
Bennett  Herbert  W,  professor  music,  res  1212  Webster 
Bennett    Herbert    R,  student    Sackett   School,  res   563  Fif- 
teenth 
Bennett  Irwin,  clerk  Central  Supply  Co,  res  1212  Webster 
Bennett  Jennie  Miss,  res  2067  San  Pablo  ave 

BENNETT,  KNOWLTON  &  CO  (C  B  Bennett, 

George  K  Knowlton  and  Win  Gav)  proprietors  Novelty 
Wood  Works,  463  Third 
Bennett  L  J  (Bennett  &  Son)  res  1310  San  Pablo  ave 
Bennett  Maggie   Miss,  employe   Cotton   Mills,  E   0,  res   823 

Filbert 
Bennett  Maggie  A  Miss,  res  721  Sixth 
Bennett  Orvill  D,  machine  hand  Eagle  Planing  Mill,  res  s  s 

Sixth  bet  Brush  and  Castro 
Bennett  &  Son  (V  E  and  L  J  Bennett)  groceries,  fruits  and 

produce,  1308  San  Pablo  ave 
Bennett    Theodore  A,  driver   W    A    Rouse   &  Co,  res   222" 

Chestnut 
Bennett    Thomas,    Pacific    Mutual    Life    and    Accident  In- 
surance, S  F,  res  922  Tenth 
Bennett  V  E  (Bennett  &  Son)  res  1310  San  Pablo  ave 
Bennett   Win    D,  fireman    Electric   Light,  Oakland  Pier,  res 

360  Tenth 
Bennett  W'm  R,  clerk,  res  721  Sixth 

Bennison  Andrew  B,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  7.78  Nineteenth 
BeunisoD  Edward,  res  1302  Tenth 
Bennison  George  E,  mining,  res  L302  Tenth 
Bennison    .lame-,  employe   Win   II   Weilbye,  res    Lusk   off 

Fori  ieth 
Benoil  Pierre,  rea  567  Second 
Benson  A lanson,  rea  1 1  ic>  Filbert 
Benson  Carrie  L  Miss,  rea  956  Twelfth 
Benson  George  M.  rea  956  Twelfth 
Benson  1  Eenry  A.  rea  956  Twelfth 
Benson  Julia  8  Miss,  rea  2154  Chestnut 
Benson  Nellie  M  Miss,  rea  1116  Filberl 
BENSON     PATRICK    F,    attorney-at-law    456 
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Benson  S    J,    cloaks    and   suits  1115    Broadway,   res    1569 

Twenty-first  ave 
Benter  Amelia  Mrs,  res  229  Hannah 
Benter  Henry,  fringe  maker,  res  229  Hannah 
Benter  John  0,  fringe  maker,  res  229  Hannah 
Bentlev  David  H,  supt  Honduras  Mining  Co,  res  1365Tenth 
Bentley  Frank  S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  258  Eighth 
Bentlev  Lettie  E  Miss,    teacher    Franklin    School,  res    580 

Twentieth 
Bentley  M  A  Mrs,  colorist  E  D  Ormsbv,  res  1162  Market 
Bentley  Mary  C  Miss,  res  1162  Market 

Bentley  Mary  W  Mrs,    musi<  teacher,  258  Eighth,  res  same 
Bentley   R  Rev,  presiding    elder   M    E    Church,   res  1014 

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Bentley  William  G,  clerk,  res  1162  Market 
Bentley  W  R,  capitalist,  res  Market  St  House 
Bento  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Benton  Joseph  A  Rev,  professor  Theological  Seminary,  res 

437  Hawthorne 
Benton  Joseph  A  Tr,   student    State    University,    res    573 

Thirty-fifth 
Benton  Robert  G,  farmer,  res  573  Thirty-fifth 
Bentz  Henry  C,  clerk  F  Senram  &  Co,  res  317  Eleventh 
Benzon  August  F,    commission    merchant,    S  F,    res    1036 

Chester 
Berar  Achille,  Oakland    French  Laundry,  res   960  Twenty- 
ninth 
Bercovich  Abraham  (Bercovich  Bros)  res  320  Fourth 
Bercovich  Augusta,  res  320  Fourth 
Bercovich  Brothers  (Louis  and  Abraham)  NE  cor  Fourth 

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Bercovich  Burt,  clerk  H  M  Coffee,  res  324  Fourth 
Bercovich  Henry,  cigar  maker,  res  320  Fourth 
Bercovich  Louis  (Bercovich  Bros)  res  322  Fourth 
Bercovich  Samuel,    coremaker    City    Brass   Works,  res  320 

Fourth 
Berdan  George  N,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  961  Chester 
Berdan  Minnie  Mus,  res  961  Chester 
Beretta  Csesar  L,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  957  Fourth  ave 
Beretta  Celestine  Miss,  res  957  Fourth  ave 
Beretta  Italo,  optician,  res  957  Fourth  ave 
Beretta  Wm,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  957  Fourth  ave 
Berg  Charles,  laborer,  res  983  Center 
Berge  F  J,  stock  broker,  res  1120  Washington 
Berg  H  T,  mariner,  res  1571  Fifth 


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Berg  Maurice  A,  artists'  materials,  pictures,  frames,  ifcc,  1105 

Washington,  res  Alameda 
Bergen  Peter  J,  machinist,  660  Washington 
Berger  Carl  F,  student,  res  1037  Linden 
Berber  Ella  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  14.~>4  Tenth  ave 
Berger  Fred,  machinist  R  R  shops,  res  515  Broderick,  S  F 
Berger  John  W,  auditor  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res  1454 

Tenth  ave 
Berger  Lillian  Miss,  teacher,  res  1454  Tenth  ave 
Berger  Nicholas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1373  Eighteenth 
Berges  Baptiste,  laundryman  French  Laundry,  res  1515  San 

Pablo  ave 
Berghoff  Peter,  coachman  Francis  M  Smith,  res  cor  Eighth 

ave  andl£ast  Twenty-fourth 
Bergman  Minnie,  domestic,  941  Adeline 
Bergner  Charles  F,  res  34  Hannah 
Bergtholdt  Christian,  res  866  Castro 
Beringer  Minnie  Miss,  res  105o  Washington 
Berit  Jules,  fish  peddler,  res  416  Second 
Berit  Peter,  fish  and  poultrv  dealer,  421  Second 

BERKELEY  CITY  DIRECTORY,  F  M  Hus- 

ted  publisher,  604  Merchant  St,  S  F,  and  Hardy's  Book- 
Store,  961  Broadway,  Oakland 

Berkeley  Samuel,  pile  driver,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
j  Berkmeyer  Anton,  sausage  maker,  res  907  East  Twelfth 

Be  r  km  an  G,  carpenter,  res  1769  Goss  (up  stairs) 

Berlin  Charles,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Berlin  C  II.  real  estate,  408  Ninth 

Berling  John,  engineer,  res  1111  Sixteenth  ave 

Berminghain  Mollie,  domestic,  1335  Myrtle 

Bernal  Charles,  mattress  maker  E  Hook,  res  end  of  Mitchell 

Bernal   Eugene,    plaster   grader    Kelletl    &    McMurray,  res 
Fruit  Vale 

Bernal  Louis,  res  end  of  Mitchell 

Bernal  Maria  Mrs,  res  end  of  Mitchell 

Bernaldo  Joseph,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Teria  Cotta 
Co 

Bernamayon    Josie  Miss,    fruit  store,  1147-j  E  Fourteentl 
res  2037  E  Fourteenth 

Bernamayon  Madeline  Mrs,  rea  2037  E  Fourteenth 

Bernard  John  (Cruz  &  Bernard)  res  221  Helen 

Bernard  Joseph  (Garcia  &  Bernard)  res  916  E  sixteenth 

Bernard  Joseph,  Lahorer,  res  1710  Pacific 

Bernard  Otto  Albert,  I'  8  Commissioner,  res  L410  Tenth 

Bernardo  Joseph  F,  saloon,  751  Willow,  res  1 7 7 ii  Atlantic 


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Bernazzani    Guiseppe,    laborer,  res    s  s    Forty-second    first 
house  from  Telegraph  ave 

Bernett  Gretchen  Miss,  res  607  Sixth 

Bernett  Herman,  compositor,  res  607  Sixth 

Bernett  P  Mrs,  res  607  Sixth 

Bernett  Richard,  pressman  Oakland  Journal,  res  607  Sixth 

Bernhardt  Charles,  res  312  Sixth 

Bernheim  Emanuel,  res  114  Eleventh 

Bernheim  Maurice  H,  boots  and  shoes,  S  F,  res  114  Elev- 
enth 

Bernheim  Willie  A,  traveling  agt,  res  114  Eleventh 

Berninger  Gussie  Miss,  res  313  Tenth 

Bernstein  Edward,  notary   public,  468  Ninth,  res  1018  Jef- 
ferson 

Bernstein  Fred  E  (Bernstein  &  Von  Adelung)  res  1018  Jef- 
ferson 

Bernstein  Flora  Miss,  res  1018  Jefferson 

Bernstein  Ida  E  Miss,  saleslady  Bernstein  &  Von  Adelung 

Bernstein  Isaac,  salesman  J  Letter,  res  612  Fourth 

Bernstein  &  Von  Adelung   (Fred   E  Bernstein   and  Alexis 
Von  Adelung)  dry  goods,  1057  Broadway 

Berrey  David,  harness   and   saddlery,  423   Eighth,  res  828 
Webster 

Berrien  Richard  C,  painter,  res  823  Kirkham 

Berry  Anna  Miss,  milliner,  res  995  Center 

Berry  Arthur  W,  student,  res  916  Filbert 

Berry  Charles,  laborer,  res  905  E  Fifteenth 

Berry  Charles  O,  millwright  Eagle  Box  Co,  res  1727  William 

Berry  Eva  A  Miss,  res  469  E  Eleventh 

Berry  Frederick  T,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  997  Center 

Berry  George,  res  995  Center 

Berry  James  C,  bar  tender  Newland  House,  res  same 

Berry  John,  res  873  Peralta 

Berry  John,  carpenter  William  Berry,  1608  William 

Berry  John,  tailor,  res  1727  William 

Berry  Lizzie  Miss,  res  995  Center 

Berry  Lucy,  dressmaker,  res  828  Webster 

Berry  Mabel  Miss,  res  916  Filbert 

Berry  Mary  Miss,  operator  Sunset  Telephone  and  Telegraph 
Co,  res  995  Center 

Berry  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  995  Center 

Berry    May    Miss,    forelady    ironing    room    Contra    Costa 
Laundry 

Berry  Nathaniel  W,  res  916  Filbert 

Berry  N  G  Mrs,  res  Newland  House 

Berry  Richard,  saloon  keeper,  res  1523  Fifth 


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Sixth 

Berry  William,  carpenter,  1786  Division,  res  same  • 

Berry  Win,  mining,  res  469  E  Eleventh 

Berry  William  R,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  995  Center 

Berry  Zora  B  Miss,  res  469  E  Eleventh 

Berwick  Alexander,  iron  moulder,  res  149  Ninth 

Berwick  Chas  C,  plumber,  res  1409  Ninth 

.Berwick  David,  res  1409  Ninth 

Berwick  David  Jr,  plumber,  res  1409  Ninth 

Berwick  Edith  Miss,  res  1409  Ninth 

Berwick  Edward,  machinist,  res  1409  Ninth 

Berwick  Fred  C,  pattern  maker,  res  1409  Ninth 

Besancon  Eugene,  boots  and  shoes,  1260  San  Pablo  ave,  res 
same 

Besse  Joseph  O,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1157  Peralta 

Besser  Saven,  blacksmith,  res  1569  Fifth 

Betancue  A  M  Miss,  res  487  Twenty-sixth 

Betancue  Joseph,  life  insurance  agt,  res  475  Ninth 

Betancue  Joseph  F,  contractor,  509  Eleventh,  res  487  Twen- 
ty-sixth 

Betancue  Lizzie  C  Miss,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  487 
Twenty-sixth 

Betkin  Henry  M,  cashier,  S  F,  res  914  Chester 

Betmon  John,  laborer  Boyle,  La  Coste  &  Co,  res  nr  Stock 
Yard  Station 

Betten  Henry,  butcher,  res  575  Third 

Bettencourt  Antone  de  S,  res  1462  Fifth 

Bcttencourt  J  de  S,  physician,  res  1462  Fifth 

Px'ttes  Adoniram,  carpenter,  res  863  Alice 

Bettman  J  J,  capitalist,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Betts  Albert  G,  student  Sackett  School,  res  1124  Myrtle 

Betta  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher  kindergarten,  res  1124  Myrtle 

Betta  Mary,  widow,  res  694  Twenty-seventh 

Betts  Win  N,  carriage  spring  mfr,  S  F,  res  1124  Myrtle 

Betz  Geo,  res  629  Brush 

Betz  Henry,  teamster,  res  661  Third 

Betz  Philip,  res  852  Franklin 

Bevan  William  II,  carpenter,  res  Rockridge  Park 

Beyer  Win  E,  pea  L218  Fourteenth 

Beynon  Benjamin  P,  engineer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co, 
rea  Forty-tjiird  cor  Balem 

Beynon  John,  roller  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  rea  Forty- 
third  cor  Salem 

Beynon  Martha  •!  Mi  —  ,  rea  Forty-third  cor  Balem 

Beynon  Mary  .1  Mrs,  rea  Forty-third  cor  Salem 

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Beynon  William,  saloon,    Park  ave  nr  Halleck,  Emeryville, 
res  same 

Beyer  Wm  C,  saloon,  S  F,  res  1218  Fourteenth 

Bialoglowski  J,  junk,  414  Sixth,  res  same 

Bibber  Thomas,  driver  Louis  Shaffer,  res  555  Sixth 

Bibby  Richard,  builder,  res  1263  E  Eleventh 

Bibins  AC  Miss,  res  1705  Eighth 

Bible  Students'  Library,  published   weekly  by  Pacific  Press 
Publishing  Co,  cor  Twelfth  and  Castro 

Bice  John,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  726  Chester 

Bickel  H  T,  vice-pres    Washington    College,   Irvington,  res 
419  Delger 

Bickerton  A  Miss,  res  626  Seventeenth 

Bickerton  J  R,  res  626  Seventeenth 

Bicycle  Repairing  Shop,  MONIAK  PAUL  LEON- 
ARD, 1414  San  Pablo  ave 

Bidache  &  Junqua  (P  Bidache  and  U  Junqua)   proprs  Oak- 
land French  Bakery,  820  Franklin 

Bidache  P  (Bidache  &  Junqua)  res  820  Franklin 

Biddle  Walter  S,  clerk   C   B    Seymour,    res   Grand   Central 
House 

Bidleman  Enoch  G,  wholesale    liquors,    S  F,  res  117  Thir- 
teenth 

Bidwell  J  P  Mrs,  res  1359  Brush 

Bidenbach  C  L,  principal  Peralta  District  Public  School,  res 
Humboldt  ave  nr  D wight  Way 

Bielawski  Susan  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1503  Seventh,  res  same 

Bielawski  Wm,  cigar  dealer,  S  F,  res  1503  Seventh 

Bieler  Frank,  wines    and    liquors,    809   E    Fourteenth,  res 
same 

Bierce  A  D  Mrs,  res' 549  Twenty-second 

Bierce  A  S,  employe  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  1013  Fourteenth 

Bierce  F  L  Mrs,  res  549  Twenty-second 

Biers  Charles  H,  cabinet  maker,  res  961  Twenty-sixth 

Biers  Bella  Miss,  res  961  Twenty-sixth 

Biers  Bella,  domestic  1412  Castro 

Bigelow  C  A  Mrs,  the  Bigelow    Shirt   to    order,    1486   San 

Pablo  ave,  res  1490  San  Pablo  ave 
Bigelow  C  E,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 

Bigelow  Elijah,  real  estate    and   insurance,    458  Ninth,  res 

762  Thirteenth 
Bigelow  H  Allen,  res  910  Willow 
Bigelow  G  L,  commercial  traveler,  res  829  Willow 
Bigelow  H  L  Mrs,  hot  air  baths,  res  1304  Eighth 
Bigelow  L  E  Miss,  res  1157  Jefferson 
Bigelow  Miss,  res  Nucleus  House 


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Bigelow  0  E,  picture  frames  and  mouldings,  1486  San  Pablo 
ave,  res  1490  San  Pablo  ave 

Bigelow  Walter  S,  res  722  Sycamore 

Biggins  Win  M,  contractor,  res  1413  West 

Biggs  Theodore  P,  banjo  mfr,  369  Thirteenth 

BIG  GUN  SALOON,  Stewart  &  Comstock  proprie- 
tors, cor  Seventh  and  Cedar 

Bignama  Frank,  carpenter  Wm  H  Weilbye,  res  566  Twenty- 
second 

Bignami  C  Mrs,  res  566  Charter 

Bignami  Dominick,  architect,  S  F,  res  560  Charter 

Bilger  F  W,  collector  The  Oakland  Paving  Co,  res  353  East 
Fifteenth 

BILLESBACK  GEORGE,  saloon,  477  Eighth, 
res  same 

Billings  Charles  E,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  res  1S27  Sev- 
enth 

Billings  Martha  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  Vernon  Heights 

Billington  Clara  W,  milliner  F  M  Reed  &  Co,  res  1014  Ches- 
ter 

Billington  Isaac  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1014  Chester 

Billis  James,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Adeline 

Bills  John  H,  collector  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  1420+  San 
Pablo  ave 

Bills  Minnie  Miss,  res  1420+  San  Pablo  ave 

Bills  Rel-ecca  A  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1060  Sev- 
enth ave 

Biltz  Frederick  R,  agl  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mfg  Co,  res 
270  Seventh 

Binder  Geo  J,  theological  student,  res  Is  1  Plymouth  ave 

Bingham  Adelaide  Mrs.  res 504  Fifteenth 

Bingham  Evangeline  E  Miss,  physician,  ">(|i  Fifteenth,  res 
same 

Bingham  -I  1>.  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 

I>i  •  i  Sarango,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Bionepini  Ottavio,  blacksmith,  res  St  Louis  Hous 

Bird  A  S  Miss,  res  605  Tenth 

Bird  Frank,  employe  S  P  Co,  rea  L 159  Seventh 

Bird  Mary  Miss,  rea  225  Ettie 

Bird  Mary  A  Mrs,  rea  H6  E  Twenty-third 

Bird  Mrs,  rea  1 159  Seventh 

Bird  Peter,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  rea  Com- 
mercial   I  'ni<>U   I  Intel 

Bird  William,  barber,  rea  s,|s  Jefferson 

Bird  William  A,  carpenter,  rea  L075  Twenty-second  ave 

Birdsall  Eliza  A  Mrs,  pee  L227  Eleventh  a 


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Births  August,  laborer,  res  Overland  House 
*  Bisazzi  F  G,  propr  Long  Branch  Restaurant,  1165  Franklin, 

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<     |  Bisbey  Frank,  hopperman  Oregon  Improvement  Co,  res  620  cc  py 

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-S    £  Bisbev  Frank,  machine  hand  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mill  gl  ^cj 

.    *  BISBEE   S   B  MISS,  school   for  young  ladies   and  |  hJ 

^    5J            little  girls  N   W  cor  Seventh    ave    and  E     Sixteenth,  £• 

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Bischoff  Michael,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  1005  i  k* 

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Qh     BISHOP  A  W,  attorney-at-law  and  secretary  Mutual  (&4 

^£             Endowment    Association    of   Oakland,    906    Broadway  F  g 

L^             rooms  12  and  13,  res  1165  Jackson  p  HH 

£*T   J  Bishop  Chauncev  G,  Deputv  County  Assessor,  res  813  Twen-  bd  2 

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Bishop   Edgar,  agt   Oakland   Art  Pottery   and  Terra  Cotta  ~  ^ 

^"*              Works,  office  1355  Broadway,  res  1165  West  *  5 

^J   '  Bishop  Emma  Miss,  res  415  Tenth  q 

ly>     Bishop  Ellen,  domestic  James  A  Johnson,  1369  Thirteenth  g  hh 

r!              ave  5"  u 

W     Bishop  Frank,  clerk  E  G  Buswell  &  Co,  res  415  Fourth  f-  Pi 

(ij     Bishop  George  D,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  951  Wood  s  CC 

J^     Bishop  Homer,  res  V62  Chestnut  « 

^^     Bishop  Howard,  paper  hanger   E  G  Buswell  &  Co,  res  415  S* 

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[ij     Bishop  Ira,  mgr  S  F  Tool  Co,  res  1545  Webster  (• 

Bishop  J,  carpenter  R  R  shops,  res  1611  Twelfth  • 

Bishop  John,  carpenter,  res  602  Sixteenth  gj 

Bishop  Lester,  carpenter,  res  813  Twentieth  • 

Bishop  Lucius   D,  carpenter  Eagle   Planing    Mills,  res  869  |^ 

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Bishop  Mis,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women  H 

Bishop  Nellie,  domestic,  367  E  Fourteenth  ^H 

Bishop  Peter  A,  clerk  John  Hanly,  res  1709  Seventh  CL^ 

Bishop  Robert,  teamster  E  G  Buswell  &  Co,  res  415  Fourth  f*J 
Bissell  Wm  C,  clerk  S  F,  res  511  Seventeenth 
q"   Bitterly  Justine,  cook  Elite  Restaurant,  res  233  Second 
Q3     Bitterly  Mamie  Miss,  res  cor  Second  and  Alice 

Bittermann  Charles,  Brooklvn  Meat  Market.  765  E  Twelfth,  ^ 

res  612  E  Fifteenth  ^  2 
Bitters  H,  carpenter,  res  Prescott  House 
Bittner  Amelia  Miss,  res  1017  E  Fifteenth 

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Bittner  Amelia,  domestic,  1415  Filbert 

Biven  Amelia  Miss,  res  1422  Twelfth  • 

Biven  Frederick,  compositor  Bulletin,  S  F,  res  1422  Twelfth  ?LpS 

£  Q  Bivina  Abbie  C  Miss,  res  1705  Eighth  Sj 

I  J   Bixbv  F  A  Miss,  res  1311  Sixteenth  ave  B 

CQ  J   Bixby  Levi  R,  res  1462  Brush  [S 

.  ^  Bixby  Levi  S,  Deputy  County  Assessor,  res  1470  Brush  §g! 

-^  ^    Bizlov  Susan,  domestic,  904  Filbert  pj 

i—  O   Bjorqvist  Andrew,  laborer,  res  Overland  House  P==a 

Blachowski  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  1216  Magnolia  ^^m 

ft         Black  Albert,  Co-operative  Ice  Co,  1318  Eighth  <s=*a 

^         Black  Albert  L,  student,  res  1281  Eighth  f^ 

(A        Black  Alex  W,  salesman  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Manufacturing  _^ 

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fa         Black  Charles  A,  bricklayer,  res  837  Twenty-ninth 
3         Black  Clara    K  Mrs,  res  Lynde  bet  Peralta  and   Fruit   Vale 
CL  aves 

Black  D,  operator  S  P  Co,  res  931  Pine 

mJ}    Black  Fred  F,  expressman,  res  1672  Atlantic  2^» 

Black  George,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1700  Seventh,  ,_    J 

5n3  res  863  Willow  ^ 

IjM     Black  Georgie  Miss/bookkeeper  George  Black,  res  863  Wil-  8* 

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■5P    BLACK   H    C,  successor   to   Arper    Bros,  Illuminating  ^J 

BJ  and  Lubricating  Oils  SE   cor   Ninth  and  Webster,  res  n=-j 

1381  Eighth  ^J 

Black  Henry,  res  668  Fourteenth 
|"^    Black  II  C,  driver  SE  cor  Webster  and  Ninth,  res  619  Nine 
^^  teenth 

r^    Black  Josiah,  carpenter,  res  837  Twenty-ninth  00 

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Blackburn  Angie  Miss,  res  719  Fourth  W 

Blackburn    Charles,     woodworker    Hugh    Frazer,    res     719    r* 

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Blackburn    Grace    Miss,  res    Green    nr    Hallett    ave,  Stock 

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Blackburn   Joel   L,  cattle  dealer,  rea  Green  nr  Hallett  ave,  jjj 

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Blacketl  Mary  M  Mrs,  rea  931  Magnolia  H 

Blackford  Wm  M,  studenl  John  Yule,  rea  I860  Brush  fl 

Blackie  Walter,  rea  L330  Filbert  DO 

Blackman  Wm  II,  painter  W  W  Tucker,  51  I  Fifteenth 
Blackwell  M  D,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  rea  The  Ailing 

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Blackwell  M  E  Mrs,  rea  L015  Eighth 


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Blackwood  Alice  Miss,  res  1210  Fourteenth 
Blackwood  Elia  Miss,  teacher,  res  1210  Fourteenth 
Blackwood  James,  plumber  Alex  H  McKown 
Blackwood  Rebecca  Miss,  student,  res  1210  Fourteenth 
Blackwood    Richard    H,    Janitor    High    School,    res    1210 

Fourteenth 
Blackwood  Robert,  student,  res  1210  Fourteenth 
Blaess  M  &  Co,    (John  Winter  and    M  Blaess)    restaurant, 

1804  Seventh 
Blaikie  George,  student,  res  1720  Chase 
Blaikie  George  W,  ship  joiner,  res  1720  Chase 
Blaikie  R  T,  carpenter  Eagle  Planing  Mill,  res   G14  Four- 
teenth 
Blaikie  Sadie  T  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1720  Chase 
Blaine  Caroline  M  Mrs,  res  1263  Webster 
Blaine  J  D  Rev,  res  1263  Webster 

Blair  George  M,  stair  builder,  511  Second,  res  1016  Clay 
BLAIR  P  A  MRS,  proprietor  The  Centennial^  524 

Fourteenth,  res  same 
Blair  Penelope  Mrs,  widow,  florist  Piedmont  ave  nr  Moun- 
tain View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Blair  Wm,  rancher  Piedmont,  res  Blair  ranch 
Blair's  Piedmont  Nursery,  Mrs  W  M  Blair  propr,  Piedmont 
Blair's  Ranch,  estate  of  Walter  Blair  propr,  Piedmont 
Blais  Henry,  stableman  V  L  Fortin,  res  764  Fourth 
Blais  Honore,  hostler  V  L  Fortin,  res  720  Fourth 
Blake  A  G,  civil  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  A  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  Alfred  E,  painter,  S  F,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  Alice  Miss,  res  1865  Telegraph  ave 
BLAKE  CHAS  T,    secretary  The  -Oakland 

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Blake  Edith  R  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  Ella  Miss,  student,  S  F,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  George,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  &  Manufacturing  Co 
Blake  Harriet  A  Mrs,  res  1665  Grove 
Blake  Helen  M,  res  690  Twenty-fifth 
Blake  Henry  L,  painter,  567  Fifth 
BLAKE  HOUSE,  Mrs  M   K    Blake    proprietor,  XE 

cor  Eleventh  and  Clay 
Blake  Lincoln,  res  567  Fifth 
Blake  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  1865  Telegraph  ave 
Blake  May  Miss,  student,  res  Peralta  ave 
Blake  Mary  B  Miss,  res  Blake  House 

BLAKE  M  K  MRS.   proprietor    Blake   House,   res 
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Blake  Phil,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 
Blake  Philip  H,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  Peralta  ave 
Blake  Philip  H  Jr,  student,  res  Peralta  ave 
Blake  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  315  Seventh,  res  same 
Blake  Rose,  domestic  976  Cypress 
Blake  Wm,  painter  W  W  Tucker,  res  n  s  Linden  bet  Cherry 

and  Liberty 
Blake  Win,  gardener  Mrs  E  J  Storr,  980  Fifth  ave 
Blakeley  Theron  M,  job  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  1457  West 
Blakeley  Theron  M  Jr,  job  printer    Pacific    Press,    res    829 

Fourteenth 
Blaker  James,  first    officer    ferry  steamer    Oakland,  res  659 

Jackson 
Blakeslie  Ella  Miss,    teacher    wood    carving,    res  635  Four- 
teenth 
Blakeway  John  H,  meter    maker    Oakland   Gas    Light  and 

Heat  Co,  res  527  Seventh 
BlakeyE  J,  carpenter,  res  915  E  Fifteenth 
Blakey  Richard,  carpenter,  res  913  E  Fifteenth 
Blakney  George  W,  carpenter  R  R  shops,  res  1557  Seventh 
Blanc  Amedee,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1120  Peralta 
Blanch ard  Addison  L,  carpenter,  res  1625  Seventh  ave 
BLANCHARD   A  F,    proprietor     Oakland     Trunk 

Factory,  403  Twelfth,  res  571  Thirty-sixth 
Blanchard  J  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1715  Lincoln 
Blanchard  L,  locksmith   Oakland    Trunk    Factory,  res  Ala- 
meda 
Blaner  John,  rea  460  Fifth 

Blankenship  George,  compositor,  rea  Nucleus  House 
Blankman    II    G,    inmate  Industrial    Home   for    the  Adult 

Blind,  rea  same 
Blasdel  Enoch  W,  capitalist,  res  1164  Alice 
Blasdel  II  (J.  S  1\  rea  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  El  Twenty- 
fifth 

-in-  Charles  \\  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res 
L731  Myrtle 
Blessing  Lucy  Miss,  domestic,  res  L387  Alice 
Bletheu  Albion   k    P,  door  maker  California   Door  Co,  res 

475  Twenty-fourth 
Blether  Alice  A  Miss,  Btudent,  rea  "><'>s  E  Fourteenth 
Blethen  Arabine  Miss,  rea  175  Twenty-fourth 
Blether]  C  C,  machinist,  rea  Overland  Bouse 
Blethen  C  B, engineer  Easl  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  East 
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Blethen  Frank   M,  sawyer  Eagle    Planing  Mill,  res  7:J7  Fil- 
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Blethen  George  W,  student,  res  568  E  Fourteenth 
Blethen  James  E,  carpenter,  res  568  E  Fourteenth 
Blethen  Lizzie  A  Miss,  res  475  Twenty-fourth 
Blethen  Sarah  E  Miss,  res  568  East  Fourteenth 
Bleuel   Caeius  T,  salesman  Hickok  &  Son,  res  cor   Seventh 

nd  Harrison 
Bleuel  Morris  J,  salesman  Bay  City  Mills,  res  854  Harrison 
Bleydorn  J,  fine   candies,  1754   Sev'enth,  res    Twenty-third 

ave,  East  Oakland 
Bliss  Benjamin  B,  clerk,  res  576  Third 
Bliss  Ezra  S,  news   dealer,  466  Seventh,  res  576  Third 
Bliss  James,  res  1609  West 
Bliss  J  A  (J  R  Mott  &  Co)  res  1365  Broadway 
Bliss  Mary  M  Mrs,  res  870  Twentieth 
Bliss   Sadie   Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1609  West 
Bliss    Theodore     H,    gateman     Narrow    Gauge,    res    1609 

West 
Blitzen  Chas  O,  res  603  Broadway 

Block  Israel,  cigar  dealer,  S  F,  res  1479  San  Pablo  ave 
Block  Joseph,  commission  agt,  S  F,  res  814  Sixteenth 
Blodgett  Clara  A   Mrs,  teacher  Temescal   School,  res   2920 

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Blodgett  Ellis  G,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  1417  Thirteenth 
Blois  Johnson,  carpenter,  res  1756  Taylor 
Blomquist  Olof,  watchmaker,  res  1664  Nineteenth  ave 
Blood  Warren  H,  physician   and  surgeon,  855   Center,  res 

same 
BLOOD  WM   F,  secretary   Oakland  Home  Insurance 

Co,  953  Washington,    res    cor    E    Twenty-ninth     and 

Fourteenth  ave 
Bloom  Andre  J,  clerk  George  Bloom,  res  953  Franklin 
Bloom  Douglas,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1169  Seventh 
Bloom  E  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  R  R  Exchange 
Bloom  Farley  V,  clerk  George  Bloom,  res  953  Franklin 
Bloom  George,  groceries  and   saloon,  951   Franklin,  res  953 

Franklin 
Bloom  George  W  (Bloom  &  Hall)  res  1246  San  Pablo  ave 
Bloom  &  Hall  (George  W   Bloom  and   Leon  E  Hall)  guns, 

rifles,  pistols,  etc,  1246  San  Pablo  ave 
Bloom  Harry,  wiper  0  R  R  Co,  res  Temescal 
Bloom  Jacob,  tailor,  res  953  Franklin 
Bloomer  John,  gardener,  res  1054  Broadway 


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Blote  Martin  C,  bookkeeper  C  C  Water  Co,  res  122S  Frank- 
lin 

Blote  Wm  E,  collector  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  1165  Jef- 
ferson 

Blouin  Damase,  driver  Livery  Stable,  res  Eureka  Hotel 

Blow    Alfred  H,  student,  res   305  Fifth 

Blow  Sarah  M  Miss,  res  The  Arlington 
lZ  O   Blow  Susan  M  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 

Blow  W  \V,  real  estate  and  insurance,  454  Ninth,  res  303 
Fifth 

Blowskie  T,  carpenter  R  R  shops,  res  2216  Magnolia 

BLUETT  W  H,  M  D,  specialist  in  chronic  dis- 
eases, 1069  Broadway  cor  Twelfth,  res  1120  Washing- 
ton, cor  Thirteenth,  office  hours  9  to  12  am,  1:30  to 
4:30  p  m,  7  to  9  p  m 

Blum  Harry,  wiper  Oakland  R  R  Co,  res  s  s  Columbus  ave 
bet  Maple  and  Telegraph  ave 
4^1    Blumberg  Louis  E,  clerk,  res  717   Tenth 
Qjj     Blumberg  Robert  L,  ship  carpenter,  res  1412  Brush 

HBluning  Annie  Mrs,  res  1400  Eleventh 
Bluel  Caspar,  miller  B  E  Hickok  &  Son 
Blvthe  Florence  Miss,  res  456  E  Seventeenth 

rM    BOARD  OF  POLICE   AND   FIRE  COM- 

P4  MISSIONERS,     E   W   Playter    president.    C     L 

WDam  secretary,  City  Hall 
BOARD  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS,  J  West  Mar- 
Jjj  tin  president,  C  L  Dam  secretary,  City  Hall 

B  BOARD  OF  TRADE  0 F  OAKLAND 
*+  CITY  AND  ALAMEDA  COUNTY, 

&A  Frank    J   Moffitt   president,  ('has   M    Plumb  secretary. 

^|  rooms  461  Tenth 

kJj    BOAEDMAN  CHAS   T,    county    clerk,    Hall    of 
3C  Records,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

HBoardman  C  T  Mrs,  elocutionist,  1156  Broadway,  res  same 
Boardman  Edgar,  res  940  Poplar 
\  Boardman  Frank  F,  res  456  Eighth 
Boardman  G  8  Mrs,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

HBoardman  Joseph,  real  estate,  res  725  Eighth 
Boardman  L  Edgar,  bookkeeper    Union    Savings  Bank,  res 
940  Poplar  ' 

Boardman   Mary  V  Mrs,  res  1769   Seward 
P"HI     r.oardiiuin  YV   V  Mrs,  n-s   \M\  Eighth 

^    BOARDMAN  WM  F,  civil     engineer,  4£6  Eighth, 
1^1  nmiiis    I  and  .">,  res   1:115   Grove 

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Boatman  J  C,  collector,  res  566  E  Eleventh 

Bobbet   James,  plumber  Bonham  &  Holmes,  res  960  Wash- 


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Bobbett  Adolph,    employe    California    Door    Co,    res 

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Bocassi  Peter,  laborer,  res  1405  Thirteenth 
Boccard  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  res  464  A 
:  Boccard  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  464  A 
Boccard  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  res  464  A 
Bock  Carrie  Mrs,  janitor  Harrison  School,  res  816  Sixth 
Bock  Charles,  wheelwright  Sohst  Bros,  res  316  Sixth 
Bock  G,  machinist  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  657  Alice 
Bock  Henry  0,  car  repairer,  S  F,  res  1237  Peralta 
Bockelmann  Harry,  saloon,  Adeline   cor  Felton,  Lorin,  res 

same 
Bockius  Frances  Mrs,  widow,  res  1020  Chestnut 
Bocqueraz  P,  capitalist,  res  829  Clay 
Bode  Henry  C  W,  carpenter,  res  1455  Fifth 
Bode  Julius  G,    machinist    Oakland   Iron    Works,    res    317 

Eleventh 
Bodell  James,  mill  hand,  res  616  Third 
Bodell  John,  city  employe,  res  616  Third 
Boden  Bertha,  domestic,  1353  Twelfth 
,  Bodle  F  S,  physician  and  druggist,  1673  San  Pablo  ave,  res 

1671  San  Pablo  ave 
Bodwell  Martha  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Bodwell  Samuel  L,  student,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Boek  Annie  M  Miss,  res  768  Fifteenth 
1  Boek  Emma  Miss,  res  768  Fifteenth 
Boek  Herman  A,  bottling  works,  res  76S  Fifteenth 
Boek  Lizzie  Mrs,  res  657  Alice 
Boek  Louisa  A  Miss,  res  768  Fifteenth 
Boell  Edward  A,  supt  California  Door  Co,  res  1008  Pine 
Boell  Frederick  W,  res  1008  Pine 
Bogart  G,  printer 

Bogart  Sarah  E  Mrs,  res  826  Jefferson 
Bogner  August,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Bohan  John,  blacksmith,  res  2664  Telegraph  ave 
Bohen  Jerry,  laborer,  res  Oakland  House 
Bohen  John,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  House 
Bohm  Louis,  employe  Bay  City  Mills,  res  Clinton  House 
I  Bohme  Bernhard,  clerk  Klages,  602  Franklin,  res  372  First 
Bohn    David,  boiler   maker  Clarke  &    \Vooley,  res   XE   cor 

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Bohrer  John  F,  soap  mfr  Hallett  ave,  Stock  Yards,  res  same 


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Boice  Charles  De  S,  solicitor  Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co, 

S  F,  res  755  Jackson 
Boice  Gertie  Miss,  res  755  Jackson 
Boisse  Henry,  blacksmith  and  horse  shoer  Oakland  R  R  Co, 

res  141 1  Eleventh 
Boisvert  Joseph   U,   laborer  Golden   Rule   Flour  Mills,  res 

366  Third 
Boitano  Luigi,  bootblack,  res  Xewland  House 
Boland  Annie  Miss,  cook  J  M  Burlington,  963  Oak 
Boland  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  814  Thirtieth 
Boland  Maurice,  gardener,  1326  Fourth  ave 
Boice  Edmund  J,  butcher  Larenz  Bros,  res  2230  Andover 
Boice  Harrold,  reporter  Enquirer,  res  1115  Broadway 
Boice  Wm  J,  capitalist,  res  2230  Andover 
Bole  Wm,  stableman  Snell  Seminary,  res  568  Twelfth 
Bolin  Bertha  Miss,  domestic,  res  1007  Oak 
Bolles  S  M  Mrs,  res  2235  Elm 

Bollinger  John  J,  carpet  layer,  res  A  bet  Peralta  and  Louisa 
Bollman  Calvin  P,  editor  with  Pacific  Press   Publishing  Co, 

-     res  1109  E  Seventeenth 
Bollman  S  P,  elevator  man  Pacific  press,  res  1109  East  Sev- 
enteenth 
Bolser  George  A,  wagon  maker,  1920  San  Pablo  ave 
Bolser  George  \V,  sign  writer,  res  1772  San  Pablo  ave 
Bolser  Harry,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  1920  San   Pablo  ave 
Bolton  Mr-,  re-  1114  Eighteenth  ave 
Bolton  A  E  (Sharp  A:  Bolton)  attorney-at-law and  President 

Land  'Title  Co  for  Alameda  County,  XE  cor   Broadway 

and  F it'll.,  res  S  F 
Bolton  E  S.  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  L605  Seventh 
Bolton  George,  night   watchman  County   Court    House,  res 

w  a  First  ave  nr  Summer 
Bolton  II  H,yard  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  L710  Pacific 
Bolton  Jane-  \\\  painter,  res  s  s  Cleveland  ave  nr  Telegraph 

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Bolza  Wm,grainer,  res  515  Sixth 

Human   II  C,  canvasser  II  .1   Smith  &  Co.  res  ">1<»  Fifteenth 
Boman  Peter,  carpenter,  res  1 L40  Dennison 
Bomar  A  C,  agt  M  J  KELLER   1<><>7  and    L009  Broad- 

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Bon  Charles  A.  clerk,  8  F.  res  2349  Telegraph  ave 
Bon  Eliza  Miss,  res  2355  Telegraph  ave 
Bon  John  B,  capitalist,  res  2355  Telegraph  ave 
Bond  Anne  M  rs,  res  Fruit  Vale  I  [eights 
Bond  CC  Mi  566  Hoharl 

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lege, res  56b'  Hobart 
Bond  S  D  Mrs,  dressmaker,   1003^  Broadway,   room  21,  1 

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Bond  William  E,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  1257 

Jackson 
Bones    Samuel    W,    conductor  S  P  Co,  res  529  E  Eleventh 
I  Bonetti  Joseph,  laborer  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Bongard  — — ,  junk  dealer,  416  Third 
Bonham  &  Holmes  (JohnMBonham  and  Frank  L  Holi. 

plumbers  and  gas  fitters,  960  Washington 
Bonham  J  A,    agent    M  J  KELLER,  1007  and    1009 

Broadway 
Bonham  John  N  (Bonham  &  Holmes)  res  1758  Market 
Bonicall  Paul,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Woolley 
Boniface  John,  gardener  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Boniface  Sara,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  2326  Jackson 
Bon  Marche,  Mrs  E  J  Watson  propr,  fancy  goods,  853  West 
Bonnau  Norbast,  laborer,  res  624  Second 
Bonnemort  Charles  M,  miner,  res  955  Jackson 
Bonnemort  Jennie  Miss,  res  955  Jackson 
Bonnemort  Mollie  Miss,  res  955  Jackson 
Bonner  George,  baker  Henry  Weber,  res  SE  cor  Telegraph 

ave  and  Minna 
Bonner  J  Thomas,  358  Orchard 
Bonnet  Southern,  res  1155  Market 
Bonnetti  Joseph,  laborer,  res  n  s  Forty-second  bet  Telegraph 

ave  and  Grove 
Booker  Edwd  W,  barber  W  H  Stewart,  res  1501  Seventh 
Booker  James,  painter,  654  Twenty-sixth 
Boole  Emma  Miss,  res  913  Poplar 
Boole  Fred  W,  weigher,  S  F,  res  913  Poplar 
Boole  George,  ship  builder,  S  F,  res  913  Poplar 
Boole  George  Jr,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  913  Poplar 
Boole  L  E,  job  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Twelfth 
Boole  Stella  M  Miss,  res  913  Poplar 
Boop  Alice  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  815  Henry,  res  same 
Boop  Mattie  J  Miss,  res  815  Henry 
Booth  Baxter,  supt  Pacific   Iron    and   Nail  Works,  res  1126 

Linden 
Booth  Edward,  editor  Daily  Report,  S  F,  res   1214   Harrison 
Booth  F  E,  carpenter,  res  805  Twenty-seventh 
.  Booth  John  H,  res  1555  Third 

;  Booth  Lucius  A,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  Hazel  ave,  Piedmont 
I  Booth  William,  capitalist,  res  1220  Harrison 
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Borchers  Mamie  Miss,  res  704  Nineteenth  ^ 

Borden  Helen  A  Miss,  res  Blake  House  £3 

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Borden    Rhodes,    atty-at-law,    room  49,  969  Broadway,  res 

Blake  House 
Bordoni  Eliseo,  baloonist,  S  F,  res  653  Madison 
Borein  Peter  R,  store  keeper  Internal  Revenue,  S  F,  res  226 

Eleventh 
Borge  May  Miss,  res  560  Twenty-fifth 
Borges  Flora  Miss,  res  1115  Sixteenth  ave 
Borges  Frank,  teamster,  res  1115  Sixteenth  ave 
Borges  Mary  Ann  Mrs,  peddler,  res  1115  Sixteenth  ave 
Borgeson  Charles  J,  show  cases,  S  F,  res  985  Willow 
Borghardt  Arthur,  butcher   Wm    Long,  res  Grand  Western 

Hotel 
Borland  Alex,    apprentice    Carruth     &    Carruth,    res    966 

Twenty-first 
Borland  Annie  Miss,  res  1059  Jackson 
Borland  Archibald,  capitalist,  res  1925  Webster 
Borland  Archibald  Jr,  res  1925  Webster 
Borland  David  C,    paper   hanger    McGovern    &    Cahill,  res 

1788  San  Pablo  ave 
Borland  H  Miss,  res  1788  San  Pablo  ave 
Borland  Louisa  Miss,    bookbinder    Pacific    Press,     res     966 

Twenty-first 
Borland  James,  carpenter,  les  966  Twenty-first 
land  James  Jr,  painter,  res  966  Twenty-first 
Bornholdt  Katie  Miss,  res  1117  Myrtle 
Bornhauser  II,  engineer  Kramm    &    Dieves,  rea    Oakland  00  ^* 


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Bormann  Albert,  butcher  Pice  &  White,  res  221  Third 

Bort  L  A  Mr-,  res  827  Seventeenth 

Bortree  I>  E,  deputy  city  treas,  res  572  Seventeenth 

cacci   Eugene,  driver  French  Laundry,  res  690  Twenty- 
ninth 
hke  Albert  L,  baker,  res  1212  Twenty-eighth 

Boscoccia  Natalie  Miss,  distributor  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Boss  Martin  P,  milling  engineer,  res  934  Linden 

Bossard  Prank  Jacob,  florist  and  nurseryman  w  b  Telegraph 
ave  iir  Morgan,  rea  same 

Bosselle  Louis  M,  971  Ninth  ave 

Boat  .!   M,  roller  Pacific  [ron  and  Nail  Works,  res  720 
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Boswell  .lane--  W .  cigars  and  tobacco,  468  Seventh,  res  868 
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Boswell  Wm  H,  sawyer  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res  cor  For- 
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Bothwell  G  W,  D  D,  pastor  Second  Congregational  Church, 
editor  The  Western  Christian  Union,  office  469  Ninth, 
res  1509  Ninth 

Bosworth  Lonnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  511  Seventeenth 

Bothwell  Richard,  stableman,  res  1316  Twelfth  ave 

Bottazini  L  A,  barkeeper  F  W  Reek,  res  NE  cor  Eleventh 
and  Franklin 

Bottini  Louis,  driver  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  690 
Twenty-ninth 

Bottomley  Isaac,  Saloon  cor  College  ave  and  Hudson,  res 
same 

Boudreau  Adolph,  harness  and  saddles,  820  Broadway,  res 
809  Castro 

Boughman  James,  carpenter,  res  960  Clay 

Boughton  Frederick  J,  advertising  solicitor  Tribune,  res 
1165  Thirty-sixth 

Boughton  H  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  rooms  11  and  12 
Playter  Block,  res  955  Washington 

Boulett  Elmire  Miss,  res  259  Twelfth 

Boulett  Louise  Mrs,  widow,  res  259  Twelfth 

Boulger  E  Mrs,  1762  Seventh 

Boulger  John  A,  painter,  1762  Seventh 

Boulon  Jennie  Mrs,  res  3  Twenty-fourth  ave 

Bouquet  Joseph,  barkeeper  C  H  Kucks  &  Co,  468  Twelfth 

Bouquet  Sadie  E  Mrs,  res  628  Sixteenth 

Bourbon  Alexis,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960  Twenty- 
ninth 

Bourbon  Gabriel,  doormaker  California  Door  Co,  res  1730 
Thirteenth 

Bourbon  Gabina,  res  1730  Thirteenth 

Bourdieu  Clement,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960 
Twenty-ninth 

Bourget  Joseph,  blacksmith  A  A  Sicotte,  res  1685  Eighth 

Bourgin  Pierre,  machinist,  res  371  Fourth 

Bourgin  Pierre,  locksmith,  res  866  Isabella 

Bourne  M  C,  carpenter,  1840  Seventh 

Bours  Carmen  Miss,  res  520  Sycamore 

Bours  Dolores  Miss,  res  520  Sycamore 

Bours  Maria  Miss,  res  520  Sycamore 

Bours  Rafaela  Miss,  res  520  Sycamore 

Bours  T  R  Mrs,  res  520  Sycamore 

Bousfield  Wm  C,  broker,  S  F,  res  1361  Thirteenth  ave 

Bousfield  Wm  H,  res  924  Moss  ave 


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Boush  Alfred  R,  doughnuts  and  candy  SW  cor  Peralta  and 
Seventh,  res  same 

Boutan  Louisa,  printer    Tribune   Publishing  LCo,  res   1308 
Thirteenth  ave 

Boutell  Leonard,  carpenter,  res  814  Wood 

Bonton  Albert  A,  salesman  Osborne  S  F   &  Co,  res  674  Six- 
teenth 

Boveroux  Richard,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1077  Twelfth 

Bovill  John,  custodian  Salvation  Castle,  res  315  Eighth 

Bowdeti  Alice  Miss,  res  cor  Park  and  Railroad 

Bowden  Eliza  Mrs,  res  cor  Park  and  Railroad 

Bowen  ,  teamster  Samm  &  Co,  res  1011  Webster 

Bowen  C  A,  contractor  and  builder,  res  663  Grove 

Bowen  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1010  E  Twelfth 

Bowen  Charles  R  (Goldberg,  Bowen    &   Co)    S  F,    res  1439 
Market 

Bowen  David,  boiler  maker   Clark   &  Woolley,    res  NE  cor 
Second  and  Alice 

Bowen  Geo,  lather,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 

Bowen  Ida  E  Miss,  res  557  Twentieth 

Bowen  John,    blacksmith  Robert    Gilmore,    res    cor  Forty- 
fourth  and  Telegraph  ave 

Bowen  John  W,  res  557  Twentieth 

Bowen  Kittie  Miss,  milliner  KAHN  BROTHERS 
res  Te mescal 

Bowen  Lottie  E   Miss,    bookkeeper  Dusinburv  &  Wurts,  res 
312  Fifth 

Bowen  Lulu,  student,  res  312  Fifth 

Bowen  Marshall  W,  carpenter  Geo  A  Kirk,  res   1667  Broad- 
way 

Bowen  Robert  M,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Bowen  Samuel  B,    steward  Snow  Flake  Bakery,  res  Sunny- 
side  Hon-" 

Bowen  S  H,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Bowen  Thomas  W, yardman  Central  Lumber  Yard,  res  '-^\'2 
Fifth 

Bowers  Catherine  Mrs,  re's  Eome  for  Aged  Women 

Bowers  M  Mrs,  nurse,  res  L156  Broadway 

Bowers  Rut  h  M  rs,  res  656  Fourteenth 

Bowers  Win,  clerk,  8  F,  res  5  19  Albion 

Bowersfeld  Frederick,  carpenter,  res  Todd,  Lorin 

Bowie  Mable  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  L267  W< 

Bowie  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  L267  West 

Bowland  Grace  Miss,  res  619  E  Nineteenth 

Bowland  James  l>.  res  619  E  Nineteenth 


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Bowles  Amos,  carpenter,  res  1302  San  Pablo  ave 

Bowles  Charles  M,  artist,  1068   Broadway,  room  13,  res  963 

Seventh 
Bowles  John,  cake   baker   Log   Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San 

Pablo  ave 
Bowles  Philip  E,  grain  merchant,  S  F  (G  W   McNear)  res 

918  Tenth 
Bowman  A  J,  artesian  well  borer,  res  826  Jefferson 
Bowman  Alexander,    gardener    Mountain   View    Cemetery, 

res  same 
Bowman  Arthur  W,  agt  New  Zealand  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  sec 

Piedmont  Cable  Co,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
Bowman  Charles,  miner,  res  418  Fifth 
Bowman  Chas  A,  clerk    Pierce   &  Co,   res    cor    Ninth   and 

Grove 
Bowman  Charles    H,    store    keeper    S    P    Co,   S  F,  res  972 

Center 
Bowman  Eustace  P,  res  118  Fourth 
Bowman  Henry  (Bowman  &  Son)  res  630  Ninth 
Bowman  Henry  C,  book  agt,  res  1001  Franklin 
Bowman  James  Mrs,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Bowman  Lillian  Miss,  res  118  Fourth 
BOWMAN  &  SON  (Henry  and  Wm  J   Bowman) 

druggists,  951  Broadway 
Bowman  William,  carriage    maker,  res  Park  ave  cor  Hollis, 

Emeryville 
Bowman  Wm,  cariage    trimmer    Oakland    Carriage  Co,  res 

Randlett  House 
Bowman  Wm  J,  (Bowman  &  Son)  druggist,  res  630    Ninth 
Bowser  R  P,  porter   Peter  Becker,  res  Thirteenth  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 
Bowser  Samuel,  laborer,  res  435  Minna 
Bowstead  E  Mrs,  res  1068  Eighteenth 
Boyamval  Armand,  res  571  Fifth 
Boyce  Eliza  Mrs,  res  812  Market 
Boyce  John  B,  patrolman,  res  812  Market 
Boyce  S  B  (Harrison  &  Boyce)  res  962  Market 
Boyce  William,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

ave  nr  Hubbard,  Emeryville 
Boyce    Wm    D,    designer    and    mfr    of   art    furniture,    960 

Franklin,  res  532  Thirty-first 
Boyd  Edward,  salesman  C  W  Kinsey,  res  862  Nineteenth 
Boyd  Emma  H   Miss,   proof-reader  Pacific  Press,    res    708 

Eleventh 
Boyd  James  M,  brick  contractor,  S  F,  res  472  Twenty-third 
Boyd  Llewella  Miss,  res  778  Eleventh 


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Boyd  Wm  M,  insurance  broker,  res  466  Plymouth  ave 

Boyden  Andrew  M,  carpenter,  res  963  Jefferson 

Bovens  Hans,  laborer,  res  685  E  Thirty-fifth 

Boyer  C  A,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  Twelfth  ave  nr 

E  Sixteenth 
Boyer  Hans  P,  machinist,  S  F,  res  142  Hannah 
Boyer  Henry,  mgr  Arnold,  Pollak  &   Co,  874  Washington, 

res  957  Eighth 
Boyer  Gracie  Miss,  res  1723  Eighth 
Boyer  Henry  C,  news  agt  Dennison,  res  1723  Eighth 
Boyer    James  D,  att-at-law,  S  F,  res  Pagoda  Hill,  Vernon 

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Boyer  M  Mrs,  res  1723  Eighth 
Boyer  Robert  J,  traveling  salesmen  Arnold,  Pollak  &  Co,  S 

F,  res  957  Eighth 
Boyle  Etta  Miss,  res  776  Wood 
Boyle  Frances  Miss,  res  776  Wood 
Boyle   Harry,  machinist  Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing 

Co.  res  910  Webster 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Boyle  John  J,  laborer,  res  408  Sixth 
Boyle  Michael,  salesman,  res  512  Fifth 
Boyle  Neil,  laborer,  res  720  Linden 

Boyle  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  1601  Market,  res  same 
Boyle  Patrick,  gardener,  res  263  E  Sixteenth 
Boyle  P  F,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House 
Boyle  Timothy,  lumberman,  S  F,  res  776  Wood 

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Ninth 

Boynton  Charles  A,  clerk  Sanborn,  Vail  &  Co,  S  F,  res  cor 
Howe  and  Gaskill 

Boynton  G  W,  carpenter  and  builder,  363  Thirteenth,  res 
cor  Broadway  and  Birch 

Boynton  II  E  Miss,  teacher  Temescal  School,  res  1124  Thir- 
teenth ave,  E  Oakland 

Boyseu  Andrew,  res  416  Seventh 

Boysen  Fred,  tailor  C  Johnson,  res  416  Seventh 

Boysen  I   Miss,  res  416  Seventh 

BOYSON  THOMAS, physician, office  Phelan  build- 
ing, 8  F,  res  769  Eighth 
Bozelip  John   B,  Laborer,  res  1260  ('enter 
Bozzina  Gtartardo,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Braan  Joseph,  fireman,  766  Fifth 
Braan  Matthew,  laborer,  766  Fifth 
Brabandl  Charles,  driver  Telegraph  ave  cars,  res  2109  Elm 


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Brabandt  Chas  W,  paper  ruler,  S  F,  res  2109  Elm 

Brabban  Annie  Miss,  res  769  Twelftb 

Brabban  Dixon,  banker,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  James  J,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  Lizzie  Miss,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  Maggie  Miss,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  Mary  Miss,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  Nellie  Miss,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brabban  Susie  Miss,  res  769  Twelfth 

Brace  Fred,  clerk,  res  40S  Thirteenth 

Bracken  W  W,  engineer  T  Emerv,  res  1718  Eighth 

Brackett  Delia  M  Miss,  res  1704  Eighth 

Brackett  E  A,  operator  Tower  2  S  P  Co,  res  913  Cedar 

Brackett  Leonard  C,  foreman,  S  F,  res  1704  Eighth 

Brackett  Orin  J,  artist,  res  1469  Grove 

Brackman  \Xm  D,  res  Telegraph  ave  nr  Temescal  St 

BBACKTLE     AMBROSE,     boot     maker,     960 

Washington,  res  613  Sixteenth 
Bracktle  Wallace  S,  jeweler,  res  613  Sixteenth 
Bradbury  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1028  Tenth 
BradburV  Helen  L  Miss,  res  1028  Tenth 
Bradbury  John  L,  mining  supt,  res  1028  Tenth 
Bradbury  Marcia  G  Mrs.  teacher,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Bradford  Alonzo,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Bradford  C  F,  propr  Oakland    Restaurant,  668  Broadway, 

res  same 
Bradford  Ethel  Miss,  res  n  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and  Tel- 
egraph aves 
Bradford  G  F,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  681  Montgomery 
Bradford  M  C,  carpenter,  res  574  East  Fourteenth 
Bradford  M  J  Mrs,  res  n  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and  Tele- 
graph aves 
Bradford  William  J,  carpenter,  res  111  Hannah 
Brading  John,  stair  builder,  res  310  Tenth 
Bradley  Anson,  photographer,  res  1069  Grove 
Bradley  Bertha  Miss,  res  66S  Eighteenth 
Bradley  Bryan,  student  High  School,  res  140S  Sixth  ave 
Bradley  Carrie  Miss,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Bradley  C  B  Rev, professor  State  Union,  res  66S  Eighteenth 
Bradley  C   B   Mrs,  teacher   Field    Seminary,  res   1825  Tele- 
graph ave 
Bradley  Charles,  painter,  417  Fifteenth,  res  Winter's  Hotel 
Bradley  Chas  H,  painter,  res  465  Twentieth 
Bradley  E  W,  physician,  618  E  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Bradlev  Frank,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 


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Bradley  Fred,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1669  Eighth 
Bradley  H  L,  physician  and  surgeon,  1115  Broadway,  rooms 

and  40,  res  1408  Sixth  ave 
Bradley  Hiram  T,  res  364  Fourteenth 
Bradley  James,  gardener,  res  465  Twentieth 
Bradley  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1551  Seventh 
Bradley  J  H.  res  s  s  Temescal  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Bradley  John  J,  laborer,  res  SOS  Cedar 
Bradley  John  T,  mining  expert,  S  F,  res  364  Fourteenth 
Bradley  Laura  V  Miss,  res  543  Albion 
Bradley  Lucy  Miss,  res  364  Fourteenth 
Bradley  Maggie  Mrs,  res  562  Eighth 
Bradley  Margaret  Miss,  student,  res  140S  Sixth  ave 
Bradley  Mary  Miss,  res  364  Fourteenth 
Bradley  Mary  Mrs,  laundress  West  Oakland  Home 
Bradley  Mary  J  Mrs.  widow,  res  660  Twenty-fifth 
Bradley  Matilda  Mrs,  widow,  res  1754  Taylor 
Bradley  Nicholas,  plasterer,  res  1415  Eleventh 
Bradley  R  II,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1551  Seventh 
Bradley  Thomas,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1S17  Go- 
Bradley  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  1463  Castro 
Bradley  Wm,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  S29  Cedar 
Bradley  Wm  E,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  465  Twen- 
tieth 
Bradshaw  Benj,  employe  California    Jute    Mills,  res   167  E 

Twentieth 
Bradshaw  Elizabeth  Mis.  widow,  res  167  East  Twentieth 
Bradshaw  John,  hostler,  res  817  Castro 
Bradshaw  Thomas,  cash  boy.  res  1<>7  E Twentieth 
Bradshaw  T  P,  poulterer,  res   NW  cor  Telegraph  and  Alca- 

traz  aves 
Bradshaw  Winnie,  domestic  1265  Fourth  ave 
Bradway  -I    R    physician    and   Burgeon,    L0034    Broadway, 

res  760  Tenth 
Bradley  John,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Bradway  Royal,  painter  John  Thompson,  res  1S16  Seward 
Bradway  Timothy,  carpenter,  res  1816  Seward 
Brady  .lame-,  teamster,  res  <>•">-  .lack-on 
Brady  .lame-  M.  city  clerk,  rea  306  Fourteenth 
Brady  John,  painter,  rea  651    Linden 
Brady  Katie  domestic  266  E  Twelfth 
Brady  Martin    B,  cigar    mfr  and  retail,    176  Seventh,  rea 
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Brady  T  J,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  904  Washington,  res  810 
Castro 

Brady  Wm,  painter,  res 403  Ninth 

Brady  Wm  E,  carpenter,  res  1717  William 

Brain  Geo  H,  iron  moulder,  res  2020  Chestnut 

Brain  Geo  H  Jr,  student,  res  2020  Chestnut 

Brain  Henry,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  Eleventh  nr  Powell,  Golden 
Gate 

Brain  Thomas,  laborer,  res  2020  Chestnut 

Brainard  Louisa  Mrs,  saloon,  Fligh  st,  Melrose 

Braine  Thomas,  brick  mason,  res  E  Twentieth  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second  aves 

Brair  John,  employe  Phoenix  Foundry  . 

Bralley  Nellie  Miss,  clerk  DuRay  Smith,  res  1939  Market 

Bralley  Patrick,  barber,  1939  Market,  res  same 

Bramia  Alice  Mrs,  res  953  Castro 

Bramley  W  H,  broker,  S  F,  res  505  Eleventh 

Bramwell  J  C,  bookkeeper  Galindo  Hotel,  res  same 

Branch  Fred  M,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  1913  Market 

Branch  Nellie  Miss,  res  1913  Market 

Branch  Wm,  extraman  Hose  Co  No  5,  res  1913  Market 

Branch  William  R,  mail  messenger,  res  1913  Market 

Brand ,  driver  L  F  Hickey  &  Co,  res  362  Tenth 

Brand  Bros  (George  Jr,  Charles  and  Fred)  step  ladder  rnfrs, 
672  Fourth 

Brand  Charles  (Brand  Bros)  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  Fred  (Brand  Bros)  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  Geo  (J  P  Rohrbach  &  Co)  res  Grand  Western  Hotel 

Brand  George  Jr  (Brand  Bros)  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  Henry,  plumber,  S  F,  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  Isabella  Miss,  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  John  G,  barber,  S  F,  res  824  Isabella 

Brand  M  J  Miss,  nurse,  res  504  Thirteenth 

Brand  Morton,  painter,  res  662  Fifth 

Brand  Robert,. supt  Minnesota  Thresher  Manufacturing  Co, 
654  Washington,  res  1430  Adeline 

Brand  William,  employe  Brand  Bros,  res  662  Fifth 

Brandau  Charles,  cook  Alexander  Campbell,  res  1457  Fil- 
bert 

Brandenburg  James,  driver  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co, 
res  Eagle  Hotel 

Brandon  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  230  Twelfth 

Brandon  William  M,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  Sutter  nr  Adeline, 
Golden  Gate 

Brands  John  W,  painter,  res  1368  Campbell 

Brandt  Elijah,  carpet  layer,  res  361  Thirteenth 

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Brandt  Fred,  repairer  R  R  shops,  res  1685  Eighth 

Brandt  Fritz  H  D,  painter,  res  Forty-second  nr  Grove 

Brandt  Matilda  Mrs,  res  1010  Third" 

Brandt  R  Mrs,  res  466  Sixth 

Brangs  Ernest  E,  piano  tuner  Sherman,  Clay  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1067  Grove 

Branks  Dora  Mrs,  res  1055  E  Twelfth 

Brannan  Annie  Mrs,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  802  Clay, 
res  same 

Brannan  James,  tinner,  res  5  Forty-third 

Brannan  James  T,  res  516  Sixth 

Brannan  John,  farmer,  res  High 

Brannan  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1813  William 

Brannan  Martha  Mrs,  res  5  Forty-third 

Brannan  Mary  Miss,  domestic  Mrs  Sather,  664  Twelfth 

Brannan  Mary  Mrs,  res  720  Chestnut 

Brannan  Mary  Agnes  Miss,  res  802  Clay 

Brannan  Patrick,  hostler  Ninth  Street  Livery  Stable,  res 
same 

Brannen  Mary  Mrs,  res  1009  Seventh  (rear) 

Branson  Ware,  sail  maker,  res  1007  Fifth 

Branstetter  Joseph,  baker,  S  F,  res  229  Eighth 

Brasfield ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Brathwaite  Fred,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Bratten  Thomas  W,  bridge  builder  S  P  Co,  res  811  Willow 

Brauer  Hermann  Rev,  pastor  German  Evangelical  Church, 
1013  Clay,  res  Tenth  bet  E  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty- 
sixth  aves 

Braunn  C  H  F,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1358  Seventh 

Braun  Chas  C,  clerk  W  &  M  Everson,  res  562  Eighth 

Braun  Francis  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1330  Linden 

Braun  H,  propr  U  S  Bottling  Co,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Web- 
ster, rea  870  Webster 

Braun  Louis  E,  bookkeeper  (1  W  MeNear,  S  F,  res  L358 
Seventh 

Braun  Martin,  gardener,  res  318  Thirteenth 

Braun  Michael,  rea  1 L23  Filbert 

Brause  Gustav,  carpenter,   res  es  Claremont  ave    nr  Sum- 

nru  r 
>rant  Louis,  machinist  California  Door  Co,  res  1008  Wood 
Kraut  PaulJ, engineer  0  E  L  &  M  Co,  res  317  Third 
trauthaver  Daniel,  engineer  Root  Smiley,  res  1953  Myrtle 
trauthaver  Howard  L,  atty-at-law,  res  1953  Myrtle 
Irawley  John,  Laborer,  res  502  Twenty-fourth 
ii-ay   ESdward   M   (Bray's  Sons  &  Co)  rea  E  Fourteenth  nr 
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Bray  H  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res    East    Fourteenth   nr  Fruit  Vale 

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BRAY    ISAIAH    CAPT,     secretary   Y   M   C   A, 

rooms  865  Broadway,  res  Blake  House 
Bray  Philip,  miner,  res  1373  Twelfth  ave 
Bray  Robert  A  (Bray's  Sons  &   Co,  S  F)  res   E   Fourteenth 

nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Bray  William  A,  res  E  Fourteenth  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Braver  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Brayton  A  P  (Pacific  Iron  Works,  S  F)  res  1167  Jackson 
Brayton  A  P  Jr  (Pelton    Water    Wheel  Co,  S  F,  )  res  1167 

Jackson 
Brayton  Block,  Mrs  E  W  Johnson  custodian 
Brayton   Edward  L,  student    University  of  California,  res 

1167  Jackson 
Brazas  Anton  G,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Brazell  Antone,  res  Union  ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 
Breard  Anthony,  barber,  res  1687  Eighth 
Brearty  Ellen  L  Miss,  res  1303  Chestnut 
Brearty  Francis  W  L,  plumber,  res  1303  Chestnut 
Brearty  Frank  F  Jr,  plumber  J  A  C  Macdonald,  res  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Chestnut 
Brearty  M  E  Mrst  Select  Home  School,  res  1303  Chestnut 
Brechtel  Charlotte  Miss,  res  s  s  Mariposa  ave  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Brechtel   Wm,  teacher  of  languages,  S  F,  res   s  s  Mariposa 

ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Breck  James,  att-at-law,  res  578  Sixteenth 
Breck  James,  clerk,  S  F,  res  678  Fourteenth 
Breck  Samuel,  res  678  Fourteenth 
Breck  Samuel  Jr,  clerk  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res  678 

Fourteenth 
Bredhoff  Charles,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1219  Market 
Bredhoff  Henry,   bookkeeper  Clot  &  Meese,  S   F,  res   862 

Kirkham 
Bredhoff  Julius,  porter,  S  F,  res  1213  Eighth 
Breed  Arthur  H,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  572  Eighteenth 
Breed  Daniel  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  572  Eighteenth 
Breed  Stillman  F,  res  1274  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Breedlove  Ira  N,  printer  Tribune,  res  125  Thirteenth 
Breen  John,  saloon  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Mather,  res  2063 

San  Pablo  ave 
Breen  Thomas,  carpenter,  1318  Kirkham 
Breen  Thomas,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Breen  William,  cigar  maker,  324  Second 
Breene  Joseph,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  766  Fifth 


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Breese  F  F,  laborer  L  E  Ciawson  &  Co,  res  408  Thirteenth 
Bregers  Charles  W,  butcher,  1817  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Brehm  Agnes  Mrs,  widow,  dressmaker,  res  1812  San  Pablo 

ave 
Breiling  Adolph,  butcher  Western  Market,  res  1473  Eighth 
Breiling   M  Mrs,  propr  Western  Market,  1473  Eighth,  res 

same 
Breiling  Oscar,  butcher   Western   Market,  res  1473   Eighth 
Bremmer  Lewis,  blacksmith  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Bremmer  Thomas  S,  employe  Orlando  Bemis,  res  East  Oak- 
land Hotel 
Bremmerly  Albert,  res  489  Orchard 
Bremmerly  Nettie  Miss,  res  489  Orchard 
Brendemuhl  August,  capitalist,  res  end  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Brendemuhl  F  Mrs,  res  end  Fruit  Vale  ave- 
Brenham  R  B,  miner,  res  1393  Broadway 
Brennan  Barney,  butcher,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Brennan  Chas  D,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works 
Brennan  Daniel,  res  963  Fifth 
Brennan  Daniel,  laborer,  res  1014  Third 
Brennan  Fred,  plumber,  res  963  Fifth 
Brennan  Louise  A,  res  963  Fifth 
Brennan    Timothy,    stone    cutter    Amador    Marble    Co,  res 

Mountain  View  Cemetery 
Brennen  Michael,  contractor  and  builder,  res  833  Harrison 
Brenton  E  L,  laundiyman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Brereton  K  S  Mrs,  res  2018  Telegraph  ave 
Brereton  John  M,  groceries,  1022  Twenty-fourth,  res  2018 

Telegraph  ave 
Bresmiham  James,  laborer,  Winthrop  House 
Bressler  Theo  A,  carpenter,  res  Beulah  Park 
Bretonnel  J  V,  lapidary,  S  F,  res  539  Nineteenth 
Brett  J  R  Mrs,  res  957  Harrison 

Brett  Mabel  E  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  957  Harri- 
son 
Brett  Martin  (Brett  &  Welsh)  res  801  Brush 
Brett  &  Welsh  (Martin  Brett  and  Patrick  Welsh)  groceries, 

sol  Brush 
Breuchaud  Albert  E,  carpenter,  res  1712  Taylor 
Breuer  Hermann,  grocer,  S  F,  res  1055  Wood 
Breuer  John,  laborer,  res  Union  ave  nr  Green,  stock  Yards 
Brewer  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  2207  San   Pablo  ave 
Brewer  Annie  W  Mi--,  teacher  evening  school,  res  578Thir- 

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Brewer  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  L350  Franklin 


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Brewer  H  L,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 

Brewer  J  H,  atty-at-law,  res  578  Thirteenth 

Brewis  Alfred,  apprentice,  res  1422  Sixteenth 

Brewis  James,  boiler  washer  S  P  Co,  res  1422  Sixteenth 

Brewster  C  Mrs,  propr  Oakland  House,  668  Broadway 

Brewster  D  Mrs,  res  858  West 

Brewster  Wm  C,  Industrial  Home  for  the    Adult  Blind,  res 

672  Twenty-fifth 
Briant  Geo,  janitor  Franklin  School,  res  1016  Tenth  ave 
Brickett  M  J  Mrs,  res  222  Ninth 
Bridge  &  Broadway  (Wm  Bridge  and  A  T  Broadway)  dairy, 

Redwood  road 

BRIDGE    AND    BUILDING   DEPT  S  P 

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Bridge  Ellen  Miss,  res  Prescott 

Bridge  Herbert,  teamster,  res  Prescott  nr  Redwood  road 

Bridge  John,  barber,  res  Prescott 

Bridge  Thomas,  farmer,  res  Prescott 

Bridge  Thomas  Jr,  laborer,  res  Prescott  nr  Redwood  road 

Bridge  William  (Bridge  &  Broadway)  dairymen,  res  Red- 
wood road 

BRIDGES  MARTIN  M,  wood,  coal  and  coke, 
NE  cor  Sixth  and  Washington,  res  952  Thirty-fifth 

Bridgman  C  B,  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker,  SW  cor  Third 
and  Filbert,  res  same 

Bridgman  Wm  C,  machine  hand,  760  Fifth 

Brier  C,  teacher  Urban  School,  S  F,  res  522  Twenty-second 

Brier  Martha  Miss,  res  522  Twenty-second 

Brier  Rose  Miss,  res  522  Twenty-second 

Briggs  A  F  Miss,  res  524  Thirteenth 

Briggs  Chester  G,  contractor  and  builder,  res  527  E  Four- 
teenth 

Briggs  David  M,  sticker  Wood  Works,  res  cor  Fourth  ave  and 
E  Twenty-seventh 

Briggs  Fred  S,  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  936  Ade- 
line 

Briggs  H  C  Mrs,  res  1457  San  Pablo  ave 

BRIGGS  LEROY  H,  millinery,  1005  Broadway, 
res  524  Thirteenth 

Briggs  Mabel  Miss,  res  527  E  Fourteenth 

Briggs  Mollie  Miss,  res  527  E  Fourteenth 

Briggs  Nina  L  Miss,  student,  res  1457  San  Pablo  ave 

Brigham  Calvin  0,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1019 
Oak 

Brigham  Frank  E,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1007 
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Brigham  Lena  A  Miss,  res  1019  Oak 

Brigham  Solon  B,  solicitor,  res  265  E  Sixteenth 

Brines  Charles,  res  1758  Seventh 

Brink  G  C  Mrs,  res  767  Fourteenth 

Brink  J  M,  res  416  Eighth 

Briones  G  J,  propr  barber  shop,  1762  Seventh,  res  same 

Briones  R  L,  barber,  844  Broadway,  res  Tenth  nr  Franklin 

Brissell  Anna  M,   inmate   Industrial    Home    for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Briton  W  W,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1227  Chestnut 
BRITTON  JOHN  A,  secretary  Oakland  Gas  Light 

and  Heat  Co,  res  966  Jefferson 
Britton  Patrick,  cement  layer,  res  870  Lydia 
Britzius  D  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1864  Division 
Brizard  Alexander,  merchant,  res  1219  Adeline 
Brizard  Bruce,  student,  res  1219  Adeline 
Brizard  Paul  A,  student,  res  1219  Adeline 
Broach  Lincoln,  carpenter,  res  1162  Campbell 
Broad  Charles  A,  boots  and  shoes,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Thirty- 
sixth  and  Market 
Broad  Charles  E,  agt,  res  708  Twenty-ninth 
Broadhurst  J,  employe  M  J  KEIilJEIt 
Broadway  Annie  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Redwood  and  Old  County 

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Broadway  Arthur   T  (Bridge  &   Broadway)   dairyman,  res 

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Broadway  Elizabeth  M  Mrs,  res  Redwood  road 
Broadway  Henry,  carpenter,  res  Redwood  road 
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Broadwell  Ella  Miss,  res  1226  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Broadwell  Elias  H,  rancher,  res  713  Nineteenth 

Broadwell  Melvin  L,  (Towle  &  Broadwell)  res  1514  Brush 

Brock  Annie  L  Miss,  res  1  158  Broadway 

Brock  Christie  L,  clerk  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res  L458 
Broadway 

Brock  George  \\\  painter, res  1723  Market 

Brock  Jacob  \V.  laborer,  res  L264  Kirkham 

Brock  Jessie  Miss,  res  17"_,."l  Market 

Brock  Joseph  II,  clerk,  res  L458  Broadway 

Brcfck  Joseph  M,  hardware  Oroville,  res  L458  Broadway 

Brock  Josie  Miss,  res  L723  Markel 

Brock  Wm,  bookkeeper,  8  l\  res  8W  cor  McCaU  and  Mari- 
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Brockhage  Frederick  A,  carpenter,  res  765  Eighteenth 

Brockhage  John  F,  searcher  of*  records,  8  F,  res  765  Eigh- 
teenth 

Brockhage  Catherine  Miss,  res  765  Eighteenth 

Brockhorst  Annie  Miss,  res  809  Thirteenth 

Brockmann  Ewald,  laundryman,  res  1134  Kirkham 

Brockmiller  C  L,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Grand  Western 
Hotel 

Brode  Richard,  blacksmith  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Clav,  res 
665  Third 

Broderick  Annie  Miss,  res  1706  Seward 

Broderiek  Charles  W,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  5  Maple 

Broderick  Charlotte  Mrs,  widow,  res  1706  Seward 

Broderick  Ed,  horseshoer,  res  862  Franklin 

Broderick  John,  res  813  Filbert 

Broderick  Lottie  Miss,  res  1706  Seward 

Broderick  Patrick,  laborer,  res  813  Filbert 

Broderick  Patrick,  foreman  Oakland  Cable  Car  Co,  res  1113 
Eighth  ave 

Broderick  R,  res  813  Filbert 

Broderick  Wm  B,  plnmber  T  J  Brady,  res  813  Filbert 

Broderick  William  F,  student,  res  1706  Seward 

Brodie  Charles  A,  res  734  Chester 

Brodie  Ernest  A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1205  Peralta 

Brodien  Carrie  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Bro-lien  Emma  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1009  Twenty-sixth 

Brodley  R  H,  switchman  £>  P  Co,  res  1551  Seventh 

Brodt  A  W,  vineyardist,  office  367  Twelfth,  res  Pleasanton 

Brodt  EMrs,  res  1454A-  Seventh 

Brodt  Lincoln,  machinist  California  Door  Co,  res  1162 
Campbell 

Brokamp  Benj,  tailor  413  Seventh,  res  same 

Brokaw  Eliza  B  Mrs,  res  940  Filbert 

Bromley  Anna  Miss,  res  483  Merrimac 

Bromley  Charlotte  E  Miss,  curator  E  Oakland  Free  Read- 
ding  Room,  562  E  Twelfth,  res  651  E  Fourteenth 

Bromley  John  L,  real  estate,  864|  Broadway,  res  483  Mer- 
rimac 

Bromley  Martha  Miss,  res  483  Merrimac 

Bromley  Marian  Miss,  res  483  Merrimac 

Bromley  Roscoe  P,  clerk  W  B  Hardy,  res  483  Merrimac 

Bromley  Thomas  L,  artist,  864£  Broadway,  res  483  Merri- 
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Bromley  Virginia  Miss,  res  483  Merrimac 

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Bromstad  Richard,  blacksmith,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 
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Bromwell  Louis  L,  pres  California  Insurance  Co.  S  F,  953 
Madison 

Broneer  Carl  W,  restaurant.  S  F.  res  696  Twenty-fifth 

Bronson  Horace  H,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1255  Center 

BronsoD  H  W,  fireman  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  570  Six- 
teenth 

Bronson  Laura  M  Miss,  res  1255  Center 

Bronson  Nellie  L  Miss,  res  1255  Center 

Bronson  Russell,  real  estate  and  insurance,  res  1156i  Sev- 
enth 

Brook  M  Mrs.  res  551  Eighth 

Brooke  Charles,  sign  advertising,  S  F,  res  1254  Eighth 

Brooke  Lillie  Miss,  res  1254  Eighth 

Brooke  Minnie  Miss,  res  1254  Eighth 

Brookes  S  E,  candy  and  ice  cream,  1205  Broadwav  and 
1206  San  Pablo,  res  564  Eighteenth 

Brooklvn  Athletic  Club,  Prof  Tom  Carroll  mgr,  777  East 
Twelfth 

Brooklyn  Brewery,  John  Schoenfelder  propi  SW  cor  E 
Fourteenth  and  Eighteenth  ave 

Brooklyn  Hotel,  cor  Twenty-second  ave  and  E  Twelfth 

BROOKLYN  LUMBER  YARD,  E  M  Derby 

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Brooklvn      Market,     Charles     Bitterman     propr.     766     E 

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Brooklvn   Presbvterian    Church,  Rev  E  S  Chapman  pastor, 

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BROOKLYN   RESTAURANT,   Robertson   & 

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teenth ave 
Brooklyn  Station  s  P  Co,  W  PGeary  agt.foot  of  Thirteenth 

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Brooklyn  Tannery,  Q  F  Christ  &  Sona  proprs,  cor  Twenty- 
cond  ave  and  E  Twelfth 

Brooka  Aipheua  B,oil  refiner,  950  Poplar 

Brooke  A.ngi<    P  M  ps,  rea  1111  Adeline 

Brooks  a  I  ill  Brooks,  Harry  Brooka  and  A  E  Wilkin- 
son )  groc(  i •;•  s,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  cor  Thirteenth  ave 
and  El  Fourteenth 

Brooke  EC  Mrs,  r<  a  318  Duranl 

Brooka  Eliza  Mrs,  rea  •;•~•,.,  Tenth 

Brooka  I-   I",  wood  turner.  518  Fifteenth 

Brooka  Frank,  tailor  Jon<  -  a  haul,  res  Franklin  House 


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O    ^  Brooks  Harry  '(Brooks  &  Co)  res  1266  Twelfth  ave  ^  ' 

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„   J"  and  Geo  W  Humphreyjhay,  grain  and  feed,  411  Eleventh   J  ™ 

fc    *   Brooks  James  H,  agt  S  P  Co,  res  1372  Twelfth  ave  x  hH 

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*    ^  Brooks  Joseph,  clerk  Robert  Mott,  res  950  Poplar 
X    jS  Brooks  Joseph  F,  master  mariner,  res  950  Poplar 
.    a   Brooks  Joseph  F  Jr,  salesman,  res  950  Poplar 
5    53   Brooks  Lafayette  (Brooks  &  Co)  res  1313  Twelfth  ave 
•»         Brooks  Lincoln  M  Mrs,  res  1111  Adeline 
.■*-*-»»  Brooks  M  Mrs,  res  561  Eighth 
*Ji  I  Brooks  Patrick  J,  waiter,  res  1630  Union 
K   '  Brooks  Payton  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  318  Durant 
^J     Brooks  Richard  M,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1235  Poplar 
Lmi   |  Brooks  Samuel,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1430  Twenty-third  ave 
ff\     Brooks  Thadcleus   R  (Brooks    &  Humprey)   res  Arlington  i  - 
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Brooks  W  E,  dentist,  1155  Broadway,  res  518  Frederick 
Brooks  Win,  machinist  Independent  Planing  Mills,  res  518    ^ 
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K£     Brophy  Geo,  engineer  Aaron  Robinson,  res  1010  Franklin 
Brophy  Nicholas,  laborer,  res  2239  Peralta 
Brophy  Patrick  J,  carpenter,  210  Broadway,  res  same 
tM   i  Brophy  Steve,  tinsmith  Clarence  Hyde,  res  Union  Hotel 
Brophy  Wm,  carpet  layer  Aaron  Robinson 
Brosnaham  Conrad,  res  416  Eighth 
Brosnan  Dennis,  laborer,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Brosnan  John,  laborer,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Brosnan  John  C,  propr  Charter  Oak  Hotel,  1763  Seventh, 
'res  same 
T*  I  Brossmann  Catherine  Mrs,  widow,  res  920  Pine 
"*w  Brossmann  Emma  E,  dressmaker,  res  920  Pine 
CD  |  Brossman  William,  jeweler,  res  920  Pine 

Brother  Julian,  supt  works  St  Mary's  College  fit 

Brotherhood    of   Railway  Conductors,   meets  Fidelity  Hall  jjj 

cor  Seventh  and  Peralta  j  ^   5 

Brouchoud  Joseph,  artist,  S  F,  res  1419  Twelfth  ave 
Brougher  Frederick  C,  res  378  E  Fifteenth 
o"i  Brougher  James  W,  student,  res  378  E  Fifteenth 
§f     Brougher  Nellie  V  Miss,  res  378  E  Fifteenth 
Brower  Blanch  S  Miss,  res  1012  Seventh  ave 
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Hiower  Henry,  res  832  West 

Brower  Jeff,  cash   boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res   1012   Seventh 

ave 
Brower  S  G  Mrs,  res  405  E  Eleventh 
Brower  Thos  J,  res  1012  Seventh  ave 
Brown   Agnes   Miss,  student  Depue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 

College,  res  1321  Sixth  ave 

BROWN  ALBERT  successor  to  HAMILTON 

&  BROWN,  undertakers,  466-468  Thirteenth,  res 
1387  Alice,  Telephone  18 
Brown  Albert,  engineer,  res  474  Twenty-sixth 
Brown  Albert  L,  engineer,  res  1756  Telegraph  ave 
Brown   Alexander,  blacksmith  California  Jute  Mill  Co,  res 

609  Valdez 
Brown  Allie  L  Miss,  student,  res  525  Fortieth 
Brown  Anna  Miss,  res  1123  Filbert 
Brown  Annie  Miss,  res  373  Fourth 
Brown  Annie  Miss,  student,  res  2053  Market 
Brown  Annie  B  Miss,  res  1659  Grove 
Brown  Archibald,  tinsmith,  705  Broadway 
Brown  Arthur,  supt  B  and  B  Department  S  P  Co,  res  1031 

Filbert 
Brown     Bell,    employe    California   Hosiery   Co,  res  670   E 

Eleventh 
Brown  Bessie  Miss,  res  528  Eighteenth 
Brown  Brice,  expressman,  res  1849  Chestnut 
Brown  Carrie  Miss,  res  1061  Clay 
Brown  Catherina,  res  423  Second 
BrowD  Charlie,  messenger   Sunset   Telephone    Co,    res  973 

Washington 
Brown    Chas,    pants    maker  M  J  KELLER,   res    817 

Chesnut 
Brown  Daisy  1  Mi  — .re-  974  Center 
Brown  David,  confectioner,  res  L21J  E  Fifteenth 
Brown  David  .1.  engineer,  res  L782  Atlantic 
Brown  Dudley  C  (Brown  &  McKinnon)  supervisor   District 

No  I.  res  Kh',1  Clay 
Brown  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  L372  T<  nth 
Brown  E  Miss,  packer  R  Franke  &  I 
Brown  Edmund,  res  L267  Brush 
BROWN  EDWARD  A,  wood   and  coal,  U(M12 

Ninth,  res  Piedmont  ave  nr  city  limits 
Brown  Edward  l>.  collector,  S  l\  res  L715  Seward 
Brown  Edgar  C,  cl<      ,  SI     res  408  E  Twelfth 
Browne  Effie  Miss,  res  1015  Sixth  a^ 


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Brown  Eliza  P  Miss,  music  teacher  Oakland  Public  Schools, 

res  962  Clay 
Brown  Ella  Miss,  res  1061  Clay 
Brown  Elmer  H,  foreman   W    H    Brown's    Stable,  res  1301 

Clay 
Brown  Ernest  C,  engineer  Engine  Co  No  5,  res  468  Sixth 
Brown  Esther  Miss,  clerk,  S  F,  res  474  Twenty-sixth 
Brown  Esther  M  Miss,  res  1756  Telegraph  ave 
Brown  Florence  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  SW  cor  Alice  and  Third 
Brown  Francis  A,  builder,  624  East  Twelfth,  res  1321  Sixth 

ave 
Brown  Frank,  laborer,  res  544  Webster 
Brown  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1619  Sixteenth 
Brown  Frank,  groceries  and  fruit,  1454    Seventh,  res  1454-J- 

Seventh 
Brown  Frank  G,  house  painter  Al  Woods,  res  1715  Twenty- 
fifth 
Brown  Frank  M,  decorator,  res  1322  Tenth  ave 
Browm  Frederick  M,  res  806  Thirteenth 
Brown  Geo,  clerk  S  P  Co  offices,  S  F,  res  1322  Tenth  ave 
Brown  Geo,  res  967  Cypress 
Brown  Geo  O,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1374  Tenth 
Brown  Geo  W,  street  sprinkler,  res  409  E  Seventeenth 
Brown  Harry,  painter  W  W  Tucker 
Brown  Harry  D,  res  875  Washington 
Brown  Harvey,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1406  Ninth 
Brown  Harvey  S,  attorney  S  P  Co,  res  806  Thirteenth 
Brown  Henry  A,  machinist,  res  1163  Seventh 
Brown  Henry  H,  porter  M  Welsh,  res  471  Tenth 
Brown  Herbert,  student,  res  1012  Center 
Brown  Herbert  F,  carpenter,  res  1439  Filbert 
Brown  Hiram  P,  atty-at-law,  619  Nineteenth,  res  same 
Brown  Horace  P,  pressman,  S    F,   res   SW    cor    Alice    and 

Third 
Brown  H  W,  clerk,  res  1174  E  Fifteenth 
Brown  James,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Brown  James,  res  cor  Sutter  and  Park,  Golden  Gate 
Brown  James,  janitor    Brooklyn    Presbyterian   Church,  res 

1524  Eleventh  ave 
Brown  James,  propr  Corralitos  Paper  Co,  res  528  Eighteenth 
Brown  James,  teamster,  res  776  Seventh 
Brown  James  C,  mining  engineer,  res  1709  Myrtle 
Brown  James  H,  student,  res  1217  Kirkham 
Brown  James  H,  res  cor  Fourth  ave  and  E  Twenty-fourth 
Brown  James  L,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1715  Seward 


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Browu    James   P,  law    department   S    P    Co,  S    F,  res    570 
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Brown  J  Dalzell,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1046  Kirkham 

BROWN  J  E  H,  manager  wholesale  department  Sal- 
linger  Brothers,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-second 

Brown  Jeremiah  R,  clerk,  S  F,res  1462  Twelfth 

Brown  Jesse,  driver  People's  Express  Co,  res  527  Seventh 

Brown  Jennie  Mrs,  dressmaker  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Broad- 
way, res  same 

Brown  Jennie  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Fortieth 

Brown  Jessie  Miss,  res  514  Sixth 

Brown  J  H,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  813  Campbell 

Brown  J  L,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Bank,  S  F 

Brown  John,  farmer,  res  s  s  Benton  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Brown  John,  laborer,  S  P  Co,  res  806  Willow 

Brown  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1716  Pacific 

Brown  John,  longshoreman  water  front  nr  Webster 

Brown  John,  res  965  Third  ave 

Brown  John  C,  captain  steamer  Transit,  res  950  Campbell 

Brown  John  E,  porter  P  P  C  Co,  1756  Seventh 

Brown  John  F,  res  738  Thirty-third 

Brown  John  H,  carpenter,  res  525  Fortieth 

BROWN  JOHN  L,  manager  Wm  H  Brown's  Stable. 
510  Thirteenth,  res  1301  Clay 

Brown  John  W.  mariner,  res  Crawford,  Golden  Gate 

Brown  Joseph,  res  1321  Sixth  ave 

Brown  Joseph  C,  miller,  661  Third 

Brown  Joseph  W.  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  813  Campbell 

Brown  Josiah  P,  merchant,  res  962  Fifth 

Brown  L  Mi>>.  res  L82&  San  Pablo  ave 

Brown  Leland  S,  clerk  Gaskill  &  Vandercook,  rea  s"<'>  Thir- 
teenth 

Brown  Leonard  D,  capitalist,  res  1220  Cast 

Brown  Louise  Mrs,  groceries,  ,;77  Adeline,  rea  same 

Brown   Lloyd,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  cor  Wal- 
nut and  San  Jo86  ;ive 

Brown  Lu  Miss,  rea  L716  Seward 

Brown  Maggie  Mrs,  rea  1465  Third 

Brown  Manuel,    laborers  P  Co,   rea   rear  915   E   Fifteenth 

Brown  Margan  t  Mrs,  rea  1  123  San  Pable  ave 

Brown  Margaret  Miss,  fea  Crawford,  Golden  Gate 

Brown  Martin,  gardener,  rea  318  Thirteenth 

Brown   Mary,  employe  California  Hosiery   Co,  res  670  East 

venth 
Brown  Mary  Mrs,  rea  sl<>  Webster 
Brown  Mary  E  Mrs,  rea  721  E  Thirty-fifth 

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Brown  Mary  E  Miss,  res  962  Clay 

Brown  Matilda  Mrs,  widow,  res  2053  Market 

Brown  Maud  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Fortieth 

BROWN  &  McKINNON  (D   C   Brown  and  J  A 

McKinnon)  merchant  tailors,  1018  Broadway 
Brown  Michael,  res  1123  Filbert 
Brown  Morris  J,  mariner,  res  139  Hellen 
Brown  M  P,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1120  West 
Brown  Mrs,  vest  maker  Jones  &  Daul,  res  Lorin 
Brown  Myron,  driver  People's  Express  Co,  res  514  Sixth 
Brown    Myron    W,    res   cor    Fourth    ave   and  E    Twenty- 
Fourth 
Brown  N,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  756i  Willow 
Brown  Nettie  M  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Brown  Orson  D,  patrolman,  res  1439  Filbert 
Brown  Perry  H,  barber,  1228  Broadway,  res  same 
Brown  Ralph,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1462  Twelfth 
Brown  R  C,  mining  engineer,  res  463  Twenty-sixth 
Brown  Robert,   carpenter   Oakland    Windmill    Co,   res  872 

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Brown  Robert  J,  carpenter,  res  872  Lydia 
Brown  Roland  G,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1389  Jackson 
Brown  Rosa,  domestic,  153  East  Tenth 
Brown  Sarah  S  Mrs,  matron   West  Oakland  Home,  res  973 

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Brown  S  E  Mrs,  res  1012  Center 
Brown  Tillie  Miss,  student,  res  2053  Market 
Brown  Thomas,  domestic  St    Joseph's    Academy,    res    205 

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Brown  Thomas  H,  lather,  res  1217  Kirkham 
Brown  William,  res  872  Lydia 
Brown  Wm,  house  painter,  res  423  Second 
Brown  Wm,  res  409  East  Seventeenth 
Brown  Will  E,  driver  Talcott's  Dairy,  res   High  opp  Pres- 

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Brown  William  G,  stock  raiser,  res  1715  Seward 
Brown  Wm  H,  cook   Geo   W  Walker,    res    cor    Brush  and 

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Brown  Wm  H,  res  525  Fortieth 

Brown  William  H,  paper  hanger,  res  738  E  Thirty-third 
Brown  William  H,    undertaker,    S    F,    res    cor   Sutter  and 

Park,  Golden  Gate 
BROWN  WM  H,  livery  stable,    510  Thirteenth,  res 

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Brown  Wm  M  Jr,  fireman,  res  974  Center 

Brown  Wm  Z,  bricklayer,  res  814  Lewis 

Brown  Willis  M,  clerk  Pavot,  Upham  &  Co,  S  F,  res  962 
Fifth 

Browne  A  B  Miss,  res  1129  Myrtle 

Browne  A  F,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  977  E  Twenty-eighth 

Browne  Christopher  WT,  clerk,  res  1015  Sixth  ave 

Browne  Daniel  W,  honse  painter,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  bet 
Forty-fourth  and  Forty-fifth 

Browne  Erne  Miss,  res  1015  Sixth 

Browne  Evelyn  Miss,  res  977  E  Twenty-eighth 

Browne  Frederick  D,  civil  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  977  E 
Twenty-eighth 

Browne  Gus  E,  insurance  clerk,  res  1015  Sixth  ave 

Browne  India  Mrs,  res  1015  Sixth  ave 

BROWNE  P  D,  notary  public  and  conveyancer,  458 
Ninth,  res  977  E  Twenty-eighth 

Browne  Spencer  C,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  470  Edwards 

Brownell  Abner,  propr  Our  Corner  Saloon,  1251  San  Pablo 
ave,  res  767  Seventeenth 

Brownell  Ada  Mrs,  res  667  Fifteenth 

Brownell  Don  C,  traveling  agt  Carroll  &  Co,  res  667  Fif- 
teenth 

Brownell  E  A  Varney  Mrs,  physician,  room  4  Playter  Block, 

Brownell  H  M,  salesman  Columbus  Buggy  Co,  res  1209 
Broadway 

Bruce  Henry,  shipwright  S  P  Co,  res  1369  Eighth 

Bruce  John  M,  gardener  Dr  T  H  Pinkerton,  cor  Thir- 
teenth ave  and  E  Twenty-seventh 

Bruce  John  K,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1653  Seventh 

Bruce  Kittie  Miss,  res  L369  Eighth 

BRUCE  SAMUEL  J,  manager  Kohler  &  Chase, 
res  L462  Curtisa 

Bruce  Walter  I),  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  L072  Campbell 

Bruder  John,  gardener  Herman  Althof,941  Filbert 

Brueck  Wm  A,  Homoeopathic  Pharmacy,  956  Broadway,  pea 
704  Nineteenth 

Bruenn  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  561  Tenth,  res  563 
Tenth 

Bruenn  Adolph,  piano  mfr  and  music  and  musical  instru- 
ments, factory  Fourteenth  and  Webster  Depot,  1074 
Broadway,  res  710  Twenty-fifth 

Bruenn  Henry  II,  music  teacher,  pea  563  Tenth 

Bruguiere  John  O,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1171  Broadway,  res 
306  Fourteenth 

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|  Bruml  Arthur,  533  Eighteenth 
^*  Bruml  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  533  Eighteenth 
d   Bruml  S  Mrs,  res  533  Eighteenth 

Brumpton  Frederick,  employe  Oakland  Gas  Light  &  Heat 
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•p  !  Brumund  Wm,  laborer,  res  428  Second 
S  [  Brundage  B  L,  res  1019  Filbert 
-p   Brunelle  Onesine,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co 
^   Bruning  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1400  Eleventh 
^  Bruning  Bros  (John  H   and  Henry  F   Bruning)  wholesale 
<d  and  retail  confectioners,  483  Seventh 

S  ■  Bruning  Henry  F  (Bruning  Bros)  res  864  Henry 
§ji  Bruning  John  H,  confectioner,  483  Seventh,  res  832  Frank- 

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0  Brunjes  Adel  Miss,  res  768  Fourteenth 

^    BRXJNJE  J  A,  groceries,  wines   and   liquors,   1551- 
(j)|  1553  Broadway,  res  1643  Broadway 

01  Brunje  Herman,  coachman  F  Delger,  res  524  Nineteenth 
^*   Brunjes  Fred,  res  768  East  Fourteenth 

Brunjes  Henry,  cooper  Isaac  Levy,  res  768  Fourteenth 

Brunker  Alice  E  Miss,  res  1323  Twelfth  ave 

Brunker  Fred   E,    carpenter    and   cigars,    628  E    Twelfth, 

res  1323  Twelfth  ave 
Brunker  Sarah  J  Miss,  res  1323  Twelfth  ave 
Bruno  James,  laborer,  res  w  s  First  ave  nr  Summer 
Bruns  D,  propr   Commercial  Union  Hotel,  Park  ave,  Em- 
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Bruns  Emma  Miss,  res  728  Linden 
Bruns  J  C  C,  milling,  S  F,  res  1113  Adeline 
Bruns  J  P,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
w  Brunson  Horace  W,  fireman  Woolen    Mills,  res  936  Thirtv- 

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H  ^  Brunwin    Bernard,   butcher  Syracuse  Market,  res   Charter 

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JJj  <  Brusie  James,  merchant  Modesto,  res  570  Thirteenth 

H      I  Brusie  Lulu  M  Miss,  res  570  Thirteenth 
Bruso  Wm,  painter,  res  Union  Hotel 
Brustgrun  Anna  H  Miss,  res  2034  Broadway 
Brustgrun  Frederick,  res  2034  E  road  way 
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Bryan  Joseph,  butcher,  res  1401  Twelfth 

Bryan  Lillie,  domestic,  918  Union 

Bryan  Lizzie  Miss,  res  680  Eighteenth 

Bryan  Mamie  Miss,  student,  res  1401  Twelfth 

Bryan  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1360  Webster 

Bryan  Patrick,  student,  res  1401  Twelfth 

Bryant  Dan  F,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co 

Bryant  E  Louise,  compositor,  res  858  Franklin 

Bryant  Edwin  R,  carpenter,  res  960  Clay 

Bryant  Frank,  carpenter,  res  864  Washington 

Bryant  Fred,    messenger    Sunset   Telephone    Co,   res    1016 
Tenth  ave 

Bryant  Henry,  porter,  res  Twenty-fourth  ave  bet  E  Eleventh 
and  Railroad  ave 

Bryant  John,    propr    Grand    Western     Restaurant,    1756 
Seventh,  res  cor  Willow  and  Chase 

Bryan  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1401  Twelfth 

Bryant  Nellie  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  1016  Tenth  ave 

Bryant  W  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Eighth 

Bryden  Arthur  A,  clerk  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res  (.»7" 
E  Fourteenth 

Bryden  Silas  W,  printer    Tribune  Publishing    Co,    res    975 
E  Fourteenth 

Brydgea  Ada  Mrs,  res  1621  Thirteenth  ave 

Brydges  Harry  W,  conductors  P  Co,  res  Nilea 

Bryenton  A  A.  salesman,  res  562  Eighth 

Bryne  John,  raftsman  S  P  Co,  res  Kirkham 

Brynea  John,  machinist  SP  Co,  res  cor  Willow  and  Pacific 

Buch  Albert,  rea  L221  Eighteenth  ave 

Bach  Ole,  employe  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  Alameda       i 

Buchanan    Alexander,  conductor  8  P  Co,  rea    1015  E  Fif- 
teenth 

Buchanan  Elijah  M,  carpenter  8  P  Co,  rea  1013  Wood 
tochanarj  .lame-,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  rea  Eureka  Hotel 
tochanan  John,  gardener  0  S  Orrick,  rea  Vernon    Heighta 
tochanarj  PG  Rev, rea  77:)  Sixteenth 
tochanan  William  A, carpenter  8  P  Co,  rea  L013  Wood 
tocher  Wm  E,  brick   taker,  718  i  'astro 
tocher  Winer,  rancher,  rea  The  Round  House,  High 
tockman  Harry,  tailor,  l<>7  Sixth,  rea  Bame 
toch  Addiaon  (Buck  &Judkina)  rea  Fruii  Vale 
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9     •  Buck  Emma  Miss,  res  929  Adeline 

0«     ^  Buck  &  Judkins  (Addison  and  Chas  M  Buck  and  L  C    Jud 

^  £  kins)  contractors  and  builders,  963  Franklin 

QC    >*  Buckalew  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1103i  Broadway,  res  same 

K     g  Buckbee  Emma  Miss,  res  217  Helen 

g     §)  Buckbee  Martin,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  217  Helen 

Buckel  C  A  Miss,  physician,  952  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Buckelew  Amanda  Miss,  res  700  Thirty-fourth 
Buckelew  Johanna  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  700  Thirty-fourth        I  ^  ^s 
Buckelew  Lillie  C  Miss,  res  700  Thirty-fourth  |  %  M 

Buckelew  Mary  F,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  700  Thirty-fourth   %  m 
Buckelew  Minnie   E  Miss,  teacher  Durant   School,  res  700 

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Buckeye  Livery  Stable,  Christian  W  Weinberg   propr,  1386 
Broadway 
P?   |  BUCKHOUT  ADNA    H,  patent    hot    air    grates, 
res  606  Sixteenth 
BUCKINGHAM  LILLIE    MRS,  employment 

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Buckingham  Robt  H,  boots  and  shoes,  S  F,  res  525   Eighth 
I  Buckingham  S,  res  563  Eleventh 
2C   !  Buckley  Chester  K,  merchant,  res  Ross  House 
[jl    I  Buckley  Cornelius,  lumberman,  702  Third 

Wi  Bucklev  Daniel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  821  Filbert 
Buckley  Frank  E,  clerk  Park  &  Lacy  Co,  S  F,  res  1212  Web- 
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'  Buckley  Horace  F,  farmer,  res  1168  Eighth  ave 
Buckley  J  L,  painter,  res  Union  Hotel 
Buckley  John  L  (W  T  Hamilton  &  Co)  res  w  s  Claremont 

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Buckley  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  Forty-fifth 
Buckley  Kate  Miss,  agt  S  P  Co,  Stock  Yards 
Buckley  Milton,  machinist,  res  1060  Poplar 
Buckley  Nellie  M  Miss,  milliner,  res  270  East  Tenth 
Bucklin  Albert  G,  carpenter,  res  969  Kirkham  \Aj 

Buckman  S  W,  laborer,  res  s  s  Forty-fourth,  nr  Telegraph  '   HH 

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Buckner  Mary  Mrs,  res  625  Tenth 
Budde  Theodore,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  717  Fourth 
Buddington  Nellie  Mrs,  widow,  res  963  Chester 
Buel  Emma  W  Miss,  res  363  E  Twelfth 
Buel  F  Mrs,  res  363  E  Twelfth 
Buel  Rosa  M  Miss,  res  363  E  Twelfth 
Buell  David  H,  carpenter  S  H  Wilson,  res  771  Eleventh 


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Buell  Helen  Mrs,  res  610  E  Eighteenth 
Buell  Linus,  student,  res  610  E  Eighteenth 
Buell  Wm,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Buelna  Gertrude  R  Mrs,  res  rear  878  Milton 
Buffett  Charles  C,  carriage   mfr,  1304   Broadway,   res   2156 

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Buffington  John  M,  mining  sec,  res  963  Oak 
Buffington  William  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1020  Chester 
Buggi  Celestono,  stonecutter  Western  Granite   and   Marble 

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Buhsen  Diedrich,  capitalist,  res  1802  William 
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BUHSEN   N  D,  groceries,   wines   and   liquors,    1801 

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Buich    Martin,    dishwasher    Antone    Lizak,   res    1320    San 

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Bulger  John  K,  chief  engineer  steamer   Alexander,  res   454 

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Bulkley    Kate    A    Mrs,    teacher    Field    Seminary,    res    543 

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Bulkley  Milton,  salesman  H  P  Gregory  &   Co,  S   F,  res  545 

Albion 
Bull  Mary  D  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1259  Webster 
Bullen  A  M  Mrs,  res  s  a  Forty-sixth  or  Shattuck  ave 
Bullock  Charles,  bookkeeper  J  C  Bullock,  res   L626  Twelfth 
Bullock  Ella  L  Miss,  res  <•>:<>  Market 

Bullock  Barry,  plumber  John  C  Bullock,  res  L626   Twelfth 
Bullock  Harry  C, tinner  and    plumber  S  P  Co,  res  1 7 r> J  At- 

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Bullock   Harvey   K.  capitalist,   472  Tenth,  res  970  Market 

Bullock  .1  C,  tin,  copper  and  sbeel  iron  ware,  plumbing  and 
gasfitting,  L686  Seventh,  res  L 626  Twelfth 

Bullock  .1  C  Jr,  plumber  .1  C  Bullock,  res  L626  Twelfth 

Bullock  Margaret  M  Miss,  res  (.»7<»  Market 

Bullock  Thomas,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  res  ls-">l  Wil- 
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BullockThos  F,  clerk  J  II  Bacon,  rea  L83]  William 

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Bumiller  E,  rea  Tubba  Hotel 

Bumiller  -I ,  rea  Tubba  Hotel 

Buuce  Cyrua  V,  carpenter,  rea  L5284  Broadway 

Bunce  Edward  E,  farmer,  rea  Hayes  Canyon 

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Bundensen  Ellen  Miss,  domestic  L  F  Cockroft,  res  Prospect 
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Bundy  Mary  Miss,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Bundy  E  D  Mrs,  res  605  Tenth 

Bundy  Maud  Miss,  res  605  Tenth 

Bunker  G  H,  res  714  Chester 

Bunker  Mary  Miss,  res  216  Thirteenth 

Bunnell  E  F,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1955  Telegraph  ave 

Bunnell  Geo  W,  professor  Greek,  University  of  California, 
res  1955  Telegraph  ave 

Burbank  Albert  E,  live  stock,  S  F,  res  1116  Campbell 

Burbank  Carrie  G  Miss,  res  1372  Telegraph  ave 

Burbank  Charlotte  F  Mrs,  res  763  Eighth 

Burbank  Frances  F  Miss,  res  763  Eighth 

Burbank  H  S  Mrs,  res  1372  Telegraph  ave 

Burbank  Lester,  shoemaker  Nolan  Bros,  S  F,  res  629  Four- 
teenth 

Burbank  Louis,  res  629  Fourteenth 

Burbank  Samuel  F,  real  estate,  res  763  Eighth 

Burbank  William  F,  asst  editor  Oakland  Enquirer  and  atty- 
at-law,  res  763  Eighth 

Burbeck  Geo,  teller  First  National  Bank,  res  1259  West 

Burch  Gilbert  W,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Filbert 

BTJRCHA.RD  Ij  S,  physician  and  surgeon  and  at- 
tending physician  Receiving  Hospital,  office  1103i 
Broadway,  rooms  6  and  7,  res  room's  28  and  29,  office 
hours  10  a  m  to  12  m,  2  to  4  and  7  to  8  p  m,  telephone 
317 

Burckhalter  Chas,  insurance  surveyor,  S  F,  and  astronomer 
in  charge  Chabot  Observatory,  res  962  Chester 

Burdett  Chas,  shoemaker,  res  971  Ninth  ave 

Burdick  Allan  C,  machinist,  res  1555  San  Pablo  ave 

Burdick  Geo  H  Mrs,  res  1105  Jackson 

Burdick  J  C,  res  1059  Clay 

Burdick  J  F  Mrs,  res  668  Fourteenth 

Burdick  Lillie  C  Mrs,  res  908  Pine 

Burdick  May  E  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave 
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BURDICK  S  POWELL,  physician,  1409  Grove, 
office  hours  10  to  12  a  m,  5  to  6  p  m,  Sundays  till  10 
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Burcfcck  Sarah  C  Mrs,  res  1555  San  Pablo  ave 

Burford  John,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Burg  C  H,  salesman,  res  934  Myrtle 

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Burgans  Chas  E,  guns  and  sporting  goods,  517  Seventh,  res 

same 
BURGrELIN  LOUIS,    butcher,   1110    Market,    res 

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Burgess  Bert  F,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eighteenth 
Burgess  Frank  G,  res  932  Poplar 
Burgin  E  M  Miss,  teacher  Prescott  School 
Burgoa  Wm,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult    Blind, 

res  same 
Burgstrum  Stephen,  doormaker  California  Door  Co,  res  501 

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Burk  Annie  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  Lake  Merritt 
Burk  B,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowlea  &  Co,  res  653  Seventh 
Burk  F  L,  reporter,  res  The  Arlington 
Burk    Henry,  propr    City    of    Oakland,    Lake     Merritt,    E 

Twelfth,  res  same 
Burk  P,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  &  Co.  res  053  Seventh 
Burk  Tom,  hostler  Ninth  Street  Livery  Stable,  res  same 
Burke  Agues  Miss,  res  1612  Telegraph  ave 
Burke  Albert,  res  1818  Atlantic 
Burke  Bernard,  res  2053  Grove 
Burke  Bessie  Miss,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,   res 

1612  Telegraph  ave 
Burke  &  Bottomlev  (Wm  Burke  and   Isaac   Bottomlev)    sa- 
loon. 121  Tentfi 
Burke  Charles,  plasterer,  res  1004  Third 
Burke  Geo,  res  270  E  Seventeenth 
Burke  II  Mrs,  rea  1012  Telegraph  ave 
Burke  Hannah  Miss,  domestic,  rea  586  Tenth 
Burke  Hugh  \V.  ticket  agent  B  F,  rea  1261  Center 
Burke  Jackson,  asst  cashier  A  L  Bancroft  A    Co,    8    F,   res 

524  Simpson  ave 
Burke  James  F,  plumber, rea  1832  Grove 
Burke  Kennedy,  tailor  J  Lancaster,  rea  L6634  Gro\ 
Burke  Lena,  dressmaker  Mrs  E  W  Johnson 
Burke  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  rea  1 165  Jackson 
Burke  Mamie  Miss,  rea  1612  Telegraph  ai 
Burke  Nellie  F  Mrs,  rea  1020  Chestnut 
Burke  Patrick,  Winthrop  House,  sixth 
Burke  Patrick,  house  mover,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Burke  Thomas,  gardener  Mrs  A  Chabot,  rea  1832  Grove 
Burke  Thomaa  Jr,  plumber,  rea  1832  Gro1 
Burke  Wm,  laborer  8  P  Co,  rea  B22  Magnolia 
Burkhalter  II  T.  -nan  Phelan  A  Fish,  rea  1  11  1  Tenth 

Burkhard  Rudolph,  clerk  P  .1  I  t'Connell,  rea  915  Grove 


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Burkman  Annie,  domestic,  1227  Chestnut 

Burley  Edward,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  les  1573  Eighth  ave 


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Burnett  Almina  E  Miss,    dressmaker,  res  1106  E    Twenty- 
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Burke  Wm  (Burke  &  Bottomley)  res  358  Seventh 
Burke  Wm,  tinner,  res  1832  Grove 
Burke  Wm  H,  clerk  John  Hanley,  res  469^  Ninth 


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Burnett  Harry,  student,  res  535  Eighteenth 
Eurnett  M  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  584  Twenty-second 
Burnett  Samuel  A,    carpenter    and   joiner,   res  1106    East 
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BURNETTE     EUGENE    T,     manager    Burnette 

Dental.  Co,  1004  Broadway,  res  Hay  wards 
Burnette  John  J  (Hershfield  &   Burnette)  res  1165  Seventh 
Burnham  Chas  F,  sec  Eagle  Oil  Refining  Co,  S  F,  res   1705 

Broadway 
Burnham  John  H,  clerk   Henry  M   Collins,  res   1623   Short 
Burnham  J  R,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Burnham  Lee  C,  clerk    Oakland    Home   Insurance    Co,  res 

1017  Madison 
Burnham  O  H,  pres  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  1017  Madison 
Burnham  W  W,  clerk    Burnham-Standeford    Co,  res    1017 

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ham  president,  D  W  Standeford  vice-president,  A  T 
Buswell  secretary,  proprietors  Oakland  Planing  Mills, 
w  s  Washington  bet  First  and  Second 

Burnight  J  M,  carpenter,  res  1362  Twelfth 

Burns  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1781  William 

Burns  Charles,  carpenter,  res  9  Watts 

Burns  Chas  E,  musician,  res  75  Valley 

Burns  D  Mrs,  res  372  Second 

Burns  Edward,  artist,  res  Park   ave   cor  Hollis,  Emeryville 

Burns  Edward  E,  saloon,  Seventh  bet  Broadway  and  Frank- 
lin, res  1501  Seventh 

Burns  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  728  Linden 


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Burns  Francis,  apprentice   engineer   S  P  Co,  res  1781   Wil- 
liam 

Burns  Frank,  clerk  T  R  Burns,  re-  75  Valley 

Burns  Gatv  A.  clerk.  S  F.  res  Twelfth    nr   Folsom,   Golden 
,te  ' 

Bums  George,    teamster    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,    res 
Schutzen  Park.  Alameda 

Burns  George  J,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co.  res   728 
Linden 
r-  O   Burns  Harry  G,  auditor's  dept  Wells.  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
752  Sixteenth 

Burns  Henry  R.  porter  Pulman  Car  Co.  res  220  Fifth 

Burns  Howard,  draughtsman  J  C  Mathews  &    Sdn,  res    San 
Pablo  road  nr  Fortieth 

Burns  J  A  Ifiss,  dressmaker,  res  Union  Hotel 

Burns  James  C,  canvasser  H  ft  A  Baker,  res   Golden    Eagle 
Hotel 

Burns  John  McK.  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1722  Chac 

Burns  Louisa  Mrs,  res  411  Seventh 

^    Burns  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  528  Thirteenth 
Burn-  Margaret  Mrs.  widow,  res  174S  Filbert 
HBurn-  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co.  res  421  B 
Burns  Nellie  Mi--,  nurse  Pabiola  Hospital,  res  same 
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Bum-  Sarah,  domestic.  275  E   Fourteenth 
po^     Burn-  Sarah  Mr-.       -  ~_v  Linden 

hrf     Burns  S       b  A  Mr-,  widow,  d  ■    '".   Alice 

[]     Burns  Thomas,  machinist,  S  1".  i   -  1781  William 

Burns  Thoma  S  1 '  I  *  120  Helen 

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Wrall  Belle  M  11  Sixteenth 

Bur  rail  J<  ssi<    E  '  I  I  Sixteenth 

Burrall  Lucia  M  Miss,  st<  Dographer,  8  1'  1  1  Sixteenth 

j    Burrall  Millie  Ifiss,  :     Sixteenth 

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BUEEALL  WILL  H,  notary  public    and    real  es- 
tate, 1016  Broadway,  res  014  Sixteenth 
Burrell  Albert  W,  real  estate,   476  Eighth,  res  318  Third 
Barrell  E  F,  teacher  High  School,  res  578  Fifteenth 
Burrell    Henry  H,  bridge  contractor,  res   546  Thirty-fifth 
•Burris  Georgie  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Burritt  Alice,  physician,  room  4,  1055  Washington 

Burroughs  ,  capitalist,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

Burroughs  S  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1507  Broadway,  res  same 
Burrows  M  Miss,  teacher    Prescott    School,  res  1014  Broad- 
way 
Burrows  Mary  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  209  Fourth 
Burson  Adelia  A  Mrs,  res  846  Seventeenth 
Burt  F  L,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  992  Willow 
Burt  James,  res  992  Willow 
Burt  Walter,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1781  Goss 

BURTCHAELL  &  CROWLEY  (Geo  T  Burt- 

chaell  and  Daniel   Crowley)  plumbing    and    gasfitting, 
1243  Broadwav,  telephone  481 

BURTCHAELL    GEORGE  T    (Burtchaell    & 

Crowley)  res  2442  Broadway 
Burton  A  H  Mrs,  res  1002  E  Thirtieth 
Burton  Ben  T,  physician,  office  and    res    867  Willow,  office 

hours  10  a  m  to  12  m,  2  p  m  to  4  p  m 
Burton  Carrie  Miss,  res  1002  E  Thirtieth 
Burton   Emanuel,  laborer  California   Pottery  &  Terra  Cotta 

Co,  res  601  Twentv-third  ave 
Burton  H  Mrs,  res  1511  Brush 

Busby  Emma  Miss,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busby  Frederick  H,  glove  mfr,  res  1112  Nineteenth 
Busby  Harry,  res  1416  Ninth 

Busby  Lizzie  Miss,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busby  Mark,  glove  cutter,  S  F,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busby  Mary  Mrs,  widow7,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busby  Mary  Miss,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busby  Minnie  Miss,  res  1416  Ninth 
Busch  John,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  2167  Union 
Bush  C,  butcher,  971  Third,  res  same 
Bush  D  C,  butcher,  res  712  Filbert 

Bush  Edwin  D,  merchandise  broker,  S  F,  res  966  Madison 
BUSH    EDWARD    T,    California    Market,    1223 

Broadway,  res  624  Seventeenth 
Bush  Ella  M  Miss,  res  814  Myrtle 
Bush  Eva  G  Miss,  res  559  Seventeenth 
Bush  Fred  G,  clerk  Pierce  &  Co,  res  814  Myrtle 


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Bush  Harry  C,  freight  agt  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Railway,  S 

F,  res  1126  Myrtle 
Bush  Henry,  night  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  260  Second 
Bush  Henry,  clerk,  S  F,  res  710  Fourth 
Bush  Josephine  Mrs,  res  814  Myrtle 
Bush  Maud  D  Miss,  res  559  Seventeenth 
Bushell  E  A,  pres  Oakland  Box  and  Barrel  Manufacturing 

Co,  res  1249  Broadway 
BUSHELL  HOUSE,  Mrs  Anna  Knapp  proprietor, 

462  Twelfth 
Busse  Christian  C,  harber,  459  Twelfth,  res  1510  San  Pablo 

ave 
Busselle  John   A,  mill  hand   California  Door  Co,  res  1210 

Peralta 
Buswell  Alice  M   Miss,  student,  res  cor  Sixth  ave  and  E 

Twentieth 
BUSWELL  A  T,  sec    Bnrnham-Standeford   Co,  res 

1425  Adeline 
Buswell  Block,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Broadway 
Buswell  Clara  A  Miss,  res  Twelfth  nr  Railroad  ave,  Golden 

Gate 
Buswell   Daisy  R  Miss,  student,  res  cor  Sixth  ave   and  E 

Twentieth 
BUSWELL  E  G  &   CO  (E   G  Buswell)   paints,  oils, 
glass,  artists'  materials    and  paper  hangings,    712-716 
Broadwav,  cor  Fourth,  opp  Hall  of  Records,  telephone 
237 
Buswell  E  (r  (E  G  Buswell  &  Co)  res  Buswell  Block 
Buswell   George   R,    res  Twelfth    nr  Railroad   ave,   Golden 

Gate 
Buswell  Gerry,  clerk  E  G  Buswell  &  Co,  res  Buswell  Block 
Buswell  Jennie  M  Mrs,  res  Buswell  Block 
Buswell  John,  clerk  E  G  Buswell  &  Co,  res  Buswell  Block 
Buswell  M  L  Mrs,  res  cor  Sixth  ave  and  E  Twentieth 
Buswell  Morgan,  student,  res  Buswell  Block 
Buswell  Elobbins,  student,  res  Buswell  Block 
Buteau  Helen  A  Mrs,  artist, res  55]  Twentieth 
Buteau  S  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  527  Jones 
Buteau  Samuel  II,  -indent,  res  527  Jones 
Butin  Mary  Mr-,  res  L961  ( rrove 
Butler  Abraham    L,  janitor  Mood    Building,  S  F,  res  1461 

Broadway 
Butler  Alice  E  Miss,  bookkeeper  T  C  Emery,  res  253  Eighth 
Butler  Alice  V  Miss, employe  U S  Mint, S  F, res  1  I<>1  Broad- 
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Butler  0  ('  Mr-,  widow,  res  600  Seventeenth 


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Butler  C  D,  banker  S  F,  res  630  Fourteenth 

Butler  Charles  S,  mailman  Palace  Hotel,  S  F,  res  1461 
Broadway 

Butler  Fay  M,  advertising  agt  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res 
209  Eighth 

Butler  Floyd  E,  messenger  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  1461  Broad- 
way 

Butler  Frank  M,  employe  Briggs,  Ferguson  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1320  Myrtle 

Butler  George,  laborer,  res  SW  cor  Telegraph  ave  and 
Thirty-ninth 

Butler  James,  laborer,  Winthrop  House 

Butler  James,  saloon,  719  Broadway 

Butler  James  H,  sawyer  Pioneer  Planing  Mills,  res  603 
Webster 

Butler  James  M,  res  808  Jefferson 

Butler  John,  janitor  S  F,  res  1461  Broadway 

Butler  John  H,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  1551 
Brush 

Butler  Josie  Miss,  res  313  Fourth 

Butler  M  Mrs,  res  533  Eighteenth 

Butler  Marguerite,  domestic,  959  Twelfth 

Butler  Mary,  domestic,  104  E  Fifteenth 

Butler  Matilda  Miss,  domestic,  1218  Oak 

Butler  Nellie  Miss,  res  313  Fourth 

Butler  Patrick,  laborer,  res  920  Kirkham 

Butler  Patrick,  foreman  S  P  Co  mole,  res  n  s  Fortieth  nr 
Adeline 

Butler  Pauline  Miss,  res  313  Fourth 

Butler  P  T,  cooper,  652-654  Broadway,  res  313  Fourth 

Butler  R  E,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1613  Magnolia 

Butler  T  W,  carpenter,  res  806  Jefferson 

Butler  Wm  W,  janitor  Flood  Building,  S  F,  res  1461  Broad- 
way 

Butt  Peter,  groceries,  2216  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Butterfield  Carrie  A  Miss,  milliner  Miss  M  Rey  Wilson,  res 
216  Fifth 

BUTTERXCKS    DRESS    PATTERNS, 

Taft  &  Pennoyer  agents,  1163-1165  Broadway 
Butterworth  Abel  A,  carpenter,  res  577  Sycamore 
Butterworth  Emma  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  577  Sycamore 
Buttlar  Charles  J   R,    sec    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 

1468  Twelfth 

BUTTON     FRED    L,    attorney-at-law   969    Broad- 
way, room  34,  res  568  Thirty-fourth 
Button  Orando,  carpenter,  res  670  Second 


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S>  Butson  — ,  carpenter,  res  519  Seventeenth 

:JJ  But  well  Thos  H,  employe  Bon  Ton  Boat  House,  res  same 

^  Buzzo  Benjamin  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1676  Pacific 

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Byington  Samuel,  bartender,  res  818  Clay 
Byington  Teresa,  proof-reader,  res  1313  West 
Byler  John  E,  clerk  W  &  M  Everson,   res    1618   Webster, 

Alameda 
Byrne  B,  domestic,  1213  Myrtle 
Byrne  Frances  M  Miss,  res  929  Pine 
Bvrne  J  E.  house  mover,  res  825  Adeline 
Byrne  John  J,  raftsman  S  P  Co,  res  824  Kirk  ham 
Byrns  John  E,    laborer    S  P  Co,    res    SE   cor   Willow    and 

Pacific 
Byrns  John  B,    laborer    S  P  Co,   res    SE    cor    Willow    and 

Pacific 
Byrne  Joseph  P,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  263  Fourth 
Byrod  Sarah  B  Mrs,  teacher  Clawson  School,  res   1555   San 

Pablo  ave 
Byron  Lillian  Miss,  dressmaker   Mi-s    V    A    Anderson,   res 

504  Thirteenth- 
Byxbee  A  G,  clerk  B  and  B  Dept  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Byxbee  Edith  Miss,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Byxbee  Ella  F  Miss,  res  L329  Nineteenth  ave 
Byrne  M  J,  res  263  Fourth 
Byrne  William,  painter,  res  638  Valdez 
Byrne-  Thoinas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  L20  Helen 
Byxbee  Howard,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  a\ 
Byxl  'in  K.  Lumber  dealer,  S  F,  res  L329  Nineteenth  ave 

Byxbee  feoberl  ( J,  lumber,  42  Market ,  S  F,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 


Oabanol  Peter,  laborer  Bayle,  La  Coste  A  Co,  rea   ur  Stock 

Yards  Siat [on 
('able  Fairie  M  Miss,  res  461  Twenty-second 
Cable  Emma  E  Miss,  copyist,  res  461   Twenty-second 
Cable  Harry  E,  salesman  Ily  Alexander,    rea    461    Twenty- 

cond 
Cable  Samuel,  blacksmith   Judson    Manufacturing   Co,   rea 

461  Twenty  second 
Cable  Samuel    <•,  salesman    8   Maguire  A    Sons,    rea    461 

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Cabral  Jacinto,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Cabral  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  722  Henry 

Caccia  Arnold,  well  borer,  res  1866  West 

Caccia  Wm,  driver  Louis  Lundberg,  res  cor  Twenty-eighth 

and  West 
Cade  W  H,  barkeeper  Ed  H  Campbell,  res  Park  ave 
Cadman  Charles  K,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1180  E  Fourteenth 
Cadman  John  0,  director  Home  Benefit  Insurance  Co,  S  F, 

res  Vernon  Heights 
Cadogan  James  J,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  912  Filbert 
Cadogan  John  H,   manager   Redington  &  Co,  S  F,   res   912 

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Cadogan  Kate  Mrs,  res  912  Filbert 
Cadogan  Lawrence  F,  correspondent  First    National   Bank, 

S  F,  res  912  Filbert 
Cadogan  Mary  G  Miss,  res  912  Filbert 
Cadogan  Patrick  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  912  Filbert 
Cadogan  Wm,  gardener,  res  1414  Eighth  ave 
Cadoza  Joseph,  gardener,  res  580  Thirty-fifth 
Caduz  Antonio,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Center  nr  R  R  track 
Cadwell  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  nurse,  res  1409  Grove 
Cadwell  Chester  T,  medical  student,  res  1409  Grove 
Cadv  Daniel,  laborer,  res  1313  Campbell 
Cady  W  H,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1729  Seventh 
Csesar  Diani,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Cahen  August,  florist,  res  1627  Nineteenth  ave 
Cahill  Anna  L  Miss,  student  art  school,  res  1613  Mvrtle 
Cahill  B  Mrs,  res  663  Ninth 
Cahill  Carrie  A  Miss,  res  663  Ninth 
Cahill  Christopher  J,  paper    hanger   and   painter,   res    772 

Fifth 
Cahill  Dennis,   sawyer  Eagle  Box  &  Manufacturing  Co,   res 

961  Third 
Cahill  Edward  F,  city  editor  Tribune,  res  1368  Tenth 
Cahill  Emmett  E,  collector,  res  753  Market 
Cahill  Grace  Miss,  res  1613  Myrtle 
Cahill  Henry,  paper  hanger  res  753  Market 
Cahill  James  (McGovern  &  Cahill)  res  1613  Myrtle 
Cahill  John  P,  plumber  John  A  C  McDonald,  res  1862  West 
Cahill  M  A  Mrs,  res  753  Market 
Cahill  Pat,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Cahill  Patrick,  foreman  elevator  works,  S   F,  res   Sutter  nr 

Park,  Golden  Gate 
Cahill  Peter,  teamster,  res  Booth 
Cahill  William,  grocer,  118  Hannah,  res  same 


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Cahill  W  H  Mrs,  dry  and   fancy    goods,  1215  Broadway,  res 

1534  Broadway 
Cahill  William  H,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  369  Thirteenth, 

res  1534  Broadway 
Cahill  William  J,  salesman    McGovern   ev:   Cahill,  res   1613 

Myrtle 
('aim  Estelle  Miss,  clerk  A  D  Gordan,  res    1477  San  Pahlo 
Cahn  Fannie  Mrs,  widow,  1477  San  Puhlo  ave 
Calm  Henry,  res  1477  San  Pablo  ave 

Cahton  Harry  F,  clerk  Central  Supply  Co,  res  1371  Tenth  ave 
Caig  David  (John  Thexton  &  Co)  res  1435  Myrtle 
Cain  F  Mrs,  matron  ladies'  hall,  California  College,  res  same 
Cain  Patrick,  dairyman,  res  70S  Twenty-seventh 
(aine  E  Parker,  clerk    Oakland    Home    Insurance    Co,   rea 

1359  Brush 
Caine  James  E,  carpenter    W    T   Veitch    &    Bro,  res  1359 

Brush 
Caire  Arthur    J,  clerk    Justinian    Caire,   S   F,  res    XE    cor 

Eighth  and  Harrison 
Caire  F  F,  clerk  Justinian  Caire,  S   F,  res    XK    cor   Eighth 

and  Harrison 
Caire  Justinian,  hardware,  S  F,    res    XK    cor    Eighth    and 

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Cairns  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  93*2  Fourteenth 
Cairns  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1020  Oak 
Cairna  Minnie  Miss,  domestic,  res  L020  Oak 
Calahan  C  J  Mrs,  res  510  Ninth 
Calahan  Mary  J  Miss,  rea   L862  William 
Calaway  J  as,  hostler,  res  712  Franklin 
Calberg  Gustave  F.  constable  Brooklyn  Township,  rea  L116 

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Calden  All. um.  rea  768  Twelfth 
Calden  Daniel,  laborer  8  P  Co 
Calden  Guy  Chester,  collector,  rea  768  Twelfth 
Calder  Henry  C,  gardener,  rea  1067  Oak 
Calder  Hugh,  rea  L012  E  Twenty-third 
Calderwood  David  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  rea  LOU  Wood 

Calderw 1  M  Mrs,  widow,  rea  1(|11  Wood 

Calderwood  S,  sticker  Pacific  Coasl  Planing   Mills,         3    F 
Caldwell  Charlee  B,  hinder,  rea  L145  Nineteenth 
Caldwell  Frank  c.  clerk,  r<  a  2169  Wesl 
I  aid  well  Hannah  T  Mrs,  dressmaker,  53 1  Sixteenth,  rea  same 

Caldwell    Hairy   ('.    apprentice    City      BraSS     Workfl,    re-     531 

Sixteenth 
Caldwell  Howard  W,  brake  man  S  P  Co,  rea  L065  Twelfth  ave 
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Caldwell  John  C,  carpenter,  res  816  Sixteenth 

Caldwell  Layfayette,  teamster  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res 

531  Sixteenth 
Caldwell  Louis  E,  clerk,  res  2169  West 
Caldwell  William  A,  clerk,  res  2169  West 

CALEDONIAN  INSURANCE  CO,  of  Edin- 

burgh,  H  T  Smith  agent,  960  Broadway 
Calhoun  J   A,  resident  correspondent  S  F  Bulletin  and  Call 

468  Tenth,  res  1659  San  Pablo  ave 
Calhoun  John  M,  insurance  clerk,  res  1659  San  Pablo  ave 
California  Bakery,  Clement  Martin  propr,  1557  Broadway 

CALIFORNIA  BANK  AND  TRUST  CO, 

A  C  Henry  president,   Frank  H    Brooks   cashier,   1006 
Broadway 
CALIFORNIA  COLLEGE,  Rev  S  B  Morse  presi- 
dent,    Bunyan  Spencer    secretary,  between   E    Twenty- 
seventh  and  E  Thirtieth,  Highland  Park 

CALIFORNIA  COTTON  MILLS  CO,  G  W 

Beaver  president,  J  Y  Miller  secretary  and  cashier,  Wil- 
liam Rutherford  superintendent,  Mills  Park  Street  Sta- 
tion East  Oakland,  San  Francisco  office    310  California 

CALIFORNIA  DOOR  CO,  (THE)  Charles  Doe 
president,  F  A  Merguire  secretary,  Albert  L  Smith  man- 
ager, Edward  A  Boell  manufacturing  superintendent 
doors,  sash  and  window  blinds,  460-464  Second,  factory 
Wood  between  Fourteenth  and  Sixteenth 

California  Fire  and  Water  Proof  Paint  Co,  555  Broadway 

California  Hall,  w  s  Clay  s  of  Eleventh 

California  Hosiery  Co,  Thomas  Crellin  prest,  John  Williams 
sec  and  manager,  SE  cor  Jefferson  and  Second 

California  Jute  Mills  Co,  John  Robinson  supt,  Third  ave  bet 
E  Tenth  and  E  Eleventh 

CALIFORNIA  MARKET,  Edward  T  Bush  pro- 
prietor,  1223  Broad wav 

CALIFORNIA  MILITARY  ACADEMY, 

Colonel  W  H  O'Brien  principal,  cor  Telegraph  and 
Prospect    aves 

California  and  Nevada  Railroad,  San  Pablo  ave,  cor 
Thirty-ninth 

CALIFORNIA  NURSERY  CO,  Niles,  Alameda 
county,  George  Carv  agent,  954  Broadway,  (see  adver- 
tisement) 

CALIFORNIA  POTTERY  AND  TERRA 

COTTA  CO,  Serril  Winsor  proprietor,  works 
Twenty-third  avenue,  E  Oakland,  office  1172-1174 
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CALIFORNIA    RESTAURANT,     HaUahan 

Brothers  proprietors,  854  Broadway 
California  Rose  Co,  F  C  Havens  mgr,  Vernon  Heights 
California  Saloon,  John  Kavser  &  Co  proprs,  840  Broadway 
CALIFORNIA  WATCH    CLUB,  T   B    Potter 

manager,  1151  Washington 
Calkin  Evelyn  Mrs,  res  1054  Eighteenth 
Calkin  Everell  F,  res  1737  Myrtle 
Calkins  Becky  Miss,  res  1263  Brush 

Calkins  Maggie  Miss,    milliner  L  H  Briggs,    res   821   Mag- 
nolia 
Callagan  Edward,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  138  William 
Callaghan  Becky,  res  317  Sixth 
Callaghan  Henry,  stevedore,  704  Franklin 
Callaghan  Jennie  Miss,  res  317  Sixth 

Callaghan  Jeramiah,  real  estate,  insurance  and  notary  pub- 
lic 505  Seventh,  res  317  Sixth 
Callaghan  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  368  Tenth 
Callaghan  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and  Xail   Works,  res 

1612  Magnolia 
Callaghan  John,  student,  res  2253  Adeline 
Callaghan  John  W,  carpenter,  873  Milton 
Callaghan  Joseph  L,  solicitor  Anglo-Nevada  Assurance  Cor- 
poration, res  317  Sixth 
Callaghan  Maggie  Miss,  res  831  Peralta 
Callaghan  Mamie  Miss,  res  83]  Peralta 
Callaghan  Martin,  laborer,  res  L612  Magnolia 
Callaghan  Martin  Jr,  res  L612  Magnolia 
Callaghan  Rebecca  Miss,  res  317  Sixth 
Callaghan  Robert,  student,  831  Peralta 
Callaghan  Win,  chief  engineer  Alex  Duncan,  res  831  Peralta 
Callahan  Bridget  L  Mrs,  res  cor  William  and  Wes1 
Callahan  Cornelius,  clerk  Win  Walsh,  res  L319  Center 
Callahan  John,  res  Winthrop  House 
Callahan  John,  bricklayer,  res  cor  William  and  West 
Callahan  Maggie,  domestic,  (.»r>4  Sixteenth 
Callahan  Maria  Miss,  waitress,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Callahan  Mary  Miss,  res  cor  William  and  West 
Callahan  May  Miss,  domestic,  res  L624  Eighth 
Callahan  Michael,  furnished  rooms,  pea  612-j  E  Twelfth 
Callahan  Thomas,  bricklayer,  res  <-^v  William  and  West 
Callahan  William,  printer,  res  658  Grove 
Callebotta  Agnes  Mrs,  res  865  Twenty-second 
Callebotta  Mamie  Miss,  hair  worker,  res  865 Twenty-second 
Callendar  Jacob,  physician,  8  V,  res  9]  I  Magnolia 


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Callender  Ernest  G,  clerk  Weitman  &  Henry,  res  536  Eigh- 
teenth 

Callender  Henry,  farmer,  res  536  Eighteenth 

Calley  Elias  J,  salesman,  res  488  Edwards 

Calley  Robert  B,   salesman,  res  488  Edwards 

Callon  Kate  Miss,  waitress  Kelsey  House,  res  same 

Callundan  C  F  Mrs,  res  755  Clay 

Callustro  Company,   Mrs  E  P  Eells  pres,  Chas  L  Paige  sec, 
office  and  depot  1304|  Telegraph  ave 

Callustro  Soap  Works,  72Q  First 

Calmes  Harry,  student   C   S  Lane  &  Son,  mail  1209  Broad- 
way 

Calnan  Cornelius,    laborer,    res    Fortieth   bet    Market    and 
Lusk 

CALOTJ  JEAN,  proprietor  Restaurant  Laundry,  1918 
San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

CALOU  PETER,  proprietor  Oakland  French  Laun- 
dry, 960  Twenty-ninth,  res  same 

Calugre  Louis,  propr   restaurant  1207  Broadway  and  1208 
San  Pablo  ave,  res  1259  Clay 

Calvert  C  C  Mrs,  res  1213  Twelfth  ave 

Calvert  Geo  W,  broommaker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Calvert  Geo  W,  machinist,  res  1213  Twelfth  ave 

Calvert  Louis  W,  clerk  and   extraman  Brooklyn  Engine  Co 
No  4,  res  572  E  Fourteenth 

Calvert  LydiaT  Miss,  res  1213  Twelfth  ave 

Calvert  Mary  H,  res,  474  E  Fourteenth 

Calvert  Mattie  W  Miss,  res  1213  Twelfth 

Calvin  John,  res  2566  Telegraph  ave 

Calvyn  Emma  G  Miss,  variety  store,  1680  Eighth,  res  same 

Calvyn  James  M,  res  1680  Eighth 

Camacho  Manuel,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 

Camara  Francisco,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 

Camblos  Frank,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  376  E  Eleventh 

Cambra  Anacleto,  laborer,  res  1819  Taylor 

Cambra  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  759  Campbell 

Camden  Charles,  miner,  res  814  Tenth 

Cameron  Charles,  lather,  res  Oakland  House 

Cameron  D  R,  bookkeeper   M  J  KELLER,  res    Fair 
mont  House 

Cameron  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  939  Filbert 

Cameron  Emma  S  Mrs,  res  Playter  Block 

Cameron  Frances  R  Miss,  res  666  Twentieth 

Cameron  Hugh  M  (Cameron  &  McDonald)  res  663  E  Eigh 
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Cameron  Margaret  J  Miss,  res  1207  Market 
Cameron  Nancy  N  Mrs,  widow,  res  1207  Market 
Cameron  Peter   A  (Cameron  &   McDonald)    res  728  Eigh- 
teenth 
Cameron  Sarah  Mrs,  res  666  Twentieth 
Cameron  Truman,  carpenter,  res  1719  Chestnut 
amilloni  G  (Camilloni  &  Lagoria)  res  S  F 
•j^  ^   Camilloni  &  Lagoria   (G   Camilloni  &  L  Lagoria)  fish,  City 
J-  O  Market 

Camotsi  Joseph,  machinist,  res  1366  Fifteenth 
Camozzi  Carl,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  same 
Camp  David,  fruit  peddler,  res  313  E  Twenty-third 
Camp  James   M,  carriage  trimmer   Frederick   &   Arth,  res 

1175  E  Nineteenth 
Camp  Louis,  gents'  furnishings,  res  1315  Tenth 
Camp  Max  shirt  mfr,  477  Seventh,  res  1313  Tenth 
Campana  D,  tinsmith,  res  1S64  Atlantic 
ICampani  David,  laborer,  res  1260  Center 

^    Campbell  ,  ci^ar  maker,  res  ">14  Fourth 
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21  and  23  City  Market,  res  1676  Webster 
Campbell   Alexander  J,  foreman    Dalziel   &    Moller,  res  815 

Twentieth 
Campbell  Alvin  L,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  8  V 
Campbell   Anna   Mrs,  saleslady  Bay   State  Bakery,  res   318 

Thirteenth 
Campbell  Bert,  cook  Smith  &  Co,  res  857  Washington 
Campbell  C  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  La  Clede  II<> 
Campbell  Charles,  laborer  Job n  Meyer,  res   Bollis  nr  Rail- 
road, Emeryville 
mpbell  Colin,'  atty-at-law,  8  F.  res  180  Orcbard 
Campbell  C  Ward  Jr,  Btudent,  res  1  1  Valley 
Campbell  Donald  Y,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  rea  180  Orchard 
Campbell  E  Mrs,  rea  60  i  Fourteenth 
Campbell  Edward,  laborer,  rea  841  Thirtieth 
Campbell   Edward,  mill  hand  California   Door  Co,  re-  1S<>1  ."i^.cft 

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Campbell   Edward,  carriage   blacksmith  C    E    Efampel,  rea 

1  II  I  Broadway 
Campbell  Edward,  laborer,  rea   171  Tweuty-sixth 
CAMPBELL  ED  H,  "  Dirigo,"    NE  cor    Eleventh 

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Campbell     Edward    M,    janitor    Duranf    School,    rea    716 

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Campbell  Edward  W,  sash   maker  California   Door   Co,  res 

1864  Division 
Campbell  Frank  E,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Campbell  Fred,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co 
Campbell    Fred  A,  agt  Oakland   Home  Insurance   Co,    res 

1607  Broadway 
Campbell  Fred  M,  res  1262  Webster 
Campbell  George  A,  student,  res  1120  Twelfth 
Campbell    Gordon,    broommaker  Industrial  Home  for  the 

Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Campbell  Grace  Miss,  teacher,  res  1262  Webster 
Campbell -Harry  H,  clerk  State  Mining  Bureau,  S  F,  res  11 

Valley 
Campbell  Helen  M,  res  1052  Twenty-fifth  aye 
Campbell  I  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  921  Fifth 
Campbell    James,    laborer    Oakland   Gas    Light  and    Heat 

Co,  res  471  Fourth 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  res  467  Twenty-sixth 
Campbell  John   Alexander,  salesman   Tubbs  &  Co,  S  F,  res 

1762  Ninth  ave 
Campbell  John  C,  rancher,  res  1120  Twelfth 
Cambell  John  F,  ranch  owner,  res  1120  Twelfth 
Cameron  Jeanette  Mrs,  groceries,  res  876  Twenty-first 
Campbell  Jessie  Miss,  res  480  Orchard 
Campbell  Jessie  Miss,  res  1052  Twenty-fifth  ave 
Campbell    Lou    Miss,    compositor    Pacific     Press,    ras    708 

Eleventh 
Campbell  Lyman  C,  painter,  res  1662  Eighth 
Campbell  Lydia  H   Mrs.,  teacher  Lincoln    School,  res  The 

Arlington 
Campbell  Mabel  E  Miss,  student,  res  1120  Twelfth 
Campbell  Margaret  Miss,  res  1052  Twenty-fifth  ave 
Campbell  Marston,  civil  engineer,  res  1262  Webster 
Campbell  Mary  C  Miss,  res  11  Valley 
Campbell  Martha  Mrs,  widow,  res  1718  Filbert 
Campbell  Mary  M    Miss,    teacher  Grove  Street  School,   res 

1262  Webster 
Campbell  Mary  S  Mrs,  res  1519  Fifth 
Campbell  Minnie  G  Miss,  student,  res  1120  Twelfth 
Campbell  Milton  A,  California  Door  Co,  res  304  Tenth 
Campbell  Neil,  teamster  E   Oakland    Brick    Yard,  res 

Linden 
Campbell  Norman  E,  carpenter,  res  732  Linden 
Campbell  Roger,  laborer,  res  841  Thirtieth 
Campbell  W  Mrs,  res  318  Thirteenth 
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Camp  Louis,  bookkeeper  and  manager  Camp  &  Co,  res  1315 

Tenth 
Camp  Max  (Camp  &  Co)  res  1313  Tenth 
Campbell  Ward  E,  paper  hanger  Armstrong   &    Merchant, 

res  11  Valley 
Campbell  Wm  H,  clerk  State  Mining  Bureau,  res  11  Valley 
Campbell  Xeil,  res  1052  Twenty-fifth  ave 
Campe  John,  grocer,  S  F,  res  1310  Market 
Campi  Natalie,  porter  Petar  A:  Drasco,  res  313  Sixth 
Camron  Amy  Miss,  res  5:54  Twenty-eighth 
imron  Block,  s  side  Fourteenth  bet  Broadway  and  Wash- 
ington 
CAMRON  WM  W,  real   estate,  405  Ninth,  res  534 

Twenty-eighth 
Canal  Louise  Miss,  waitress  Kelsey  House,  res  same 
Canaria  Henry  S,  gardener,  res  165  E  Twentieth 
( Sanavan  Edward  T,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1414 

Peralta 
indid  I  Mrs.  clothing,  boots  and  shoes,   1501    Seventh. 

same 
Cane  Alfred,,  dentist.  S  F,  res  Butler  ave.  Golden  Gate 
infield  Ilenrv  C,    carpenter    Pacific    Coast    Pianino:  Mills. 

res  14:;:;  Filbert 
Canfield  James,  fanner,  res  1068  Thirty-second 
Oanfield  John,  gardener,  res  1068  Thirty-second 
Canfield  Robert,  farmer,  res  1068  Thirty-second 
Canna  Charles,  barber,  res  1932  Myrtle 
nnan  John  J,  fireman,  res  661  Seventh 
iiinan  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  shell  Mound  Station 
Canning  Block,  W  -1  Yore  agent,  1115  Broadway 
Canning  George,  Laborer,  res  1354  sixteenth 
Canning  .lame-,  pes  954   sixteenth 
Canning  Walter,  laborer,  rea  1354  Sixteenth 
Cannon  Charles  A.  student,  res  1919  Filbert 
•    union  ( llaudia  1  M  tss,  res  1919  Filbert 
tnnon  Eron,  photographer,  S  F,  rea   -  Bide  Forty-fif  h  iir 

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Filbert 
Cannon  Emma  Miss,  music  teacher,  rea  L923  Filbert 
Cannon  Fred  C,  clerk,  rea  1919  Filberl 

tinon  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  B64  Washington 
Cannon  L  Hortense  Miss,  student   Hij      :    nool,   res    1919 

Filbert 
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anon  Thomas,  plumber,  170  Twelfth,  rea  810  Market 

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Canopa  Augustine,  laborer,  res  1509  Seventh 

Canopa  Florence  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1509  Seventh 

Canopa  Rose  Miss,  tailoress.  res  1509  Seventh 

Caritin  Augustus  S,  bookkeeper    A   W  Pattiani  &  Co,   res 

409i  Twelfth 
Cantino  Carlo,  laborer  Oakland  Paving  Co's  quarry 
Cantino    Sicundo.    laborer    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co's 

quarry,  res  same 
Cantua  Joseph,  horse  dealer,  res  915  Twenty-first 
Cantua  Julian,  student,  res  915  Twenty-first 
Cantua  Theresa  Miss,  res  915  Twenty-first 
Canty  John  C,  merchant  tailor,  Vallejo,  res  1003  Webster 
Canty  John  M,  driver  Fashion  Stable,  res  1003  Webster 
Canty  Lottie  Miss,  clerk  KAHN  BROS,  res  724  Lin- 
den 
Canty  Mary  Miss,  res    1003  Webster 
Canty  Patrick  J,  blacksmith  helper,  res  724  Linden 
Canty  Wm  S,  night   watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1877   William 
Capdevielle  P,  laundry  man,  res  1411  Fifteenth 
Cape  Ann  Bakery,  Hugh  Hamilton  propr,  NW  cor  Eleventh 

and  Clay 
Capell   Hattie   E   Miss,   student    State   Normal   School,   res 

1171  Eighth  ave 
Capell  Howell  P,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  1171  Eighth  ave 
CAPELL  JAMES  R,   (Benedict,   Capell   &  Co)  res 

1171  Eighth  ave 
Capell  Mattie  A  Miss,  music   teacher,    res    1171  Eighth  ave 
Capion  Lawrence  C,  laborer,  res  151  Hannah 
CAPITAL  HOUSE,  George  T  La  Fleche  proprietor 

foot  of  Broad  wav 
CAPITOL     HOTEL,    Henry  Ruedy  proprietor,  SW 

cor  Eleventh  and  Franklin 

Carberry  Mrs,  packer  R  Franke  &  Co 

Carberry  John  P,  carriage   washer,   res   517   Twenty-second 
Carbon    Paint    Co,    James    Stratton    pres,  E  L  Collins  sec, 

works  foot  of  Division,  office  411  California.  S  F 
Card  Albert  E  F,  clerk  H  N  Gard  &  Co,   res  1215  Adeline 
Card  Clark  B,  clerk  S  F,  res  1215  Adeline 
Cardoza  An  tone,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Cardozo  Manuel,  res  915  E  Fourteenth 
Cardozo  Joseph  S,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1706  William 
Cardozo    A     F,    barber,    929    E    Fourteenth,    res    930    E 

Fourteenth 
Cardozo  A  V  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  58    Thirty-fifth 
Care  Emma  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  270  Seventh 
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Carey  Bridget  Miss,  cook,  res  1077  Eighth 

Carey  Bridget  Mrs,  res  1684  Lincoln 

Carey  Bridget  Miss,  domestic,  res  552  Albion 

Carey  Frank,  paper   hanger   McGovern   <fc   Cahill,  res  1360 

Thirteenth  ave 
Carey    John,    carpet    layer    McGovern  &  Cahill,    res    1360 

Thirteenth  ave 
Carey  Martin,  res  Winthrop  House 
Carey  Neil,  blacksmith,  res  481  Plymouth  ave 
Carey  Thomas,  bricklayer,  res  481  Plymouth  ave 
Carey  Wm,  clerk  McGovern  &   Cahill,  res  1360  Thirteenth 

ave 
Cario  F,  laborer   Alameda  Macadamizing   CVs   quarry,  res 

same 
Carius  Frederick  F,  foreman  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Hal- 
let  ave,  Stock  Yards 
Oarkner  Wm  H,  salesman,  res  616  Fifteenth 
Carlander  Rev  S  L,  pastor  Sweedish    Methodist    Episcopal 

Church,  res  1425  Tenth 
Carlen  Harry,  clerk,  res  780  Eighteenth 
Oarlen  Henrietta  Miss,  res  780  Eighteenth 
Carlen  John  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  780  Eighteenth 
('arlcii  Robert,  carpenter,  res  780  Eighteenth 
Carles  John,  employe  Jute  Mill,  res  1860  Short 
Oarleton  Alonzo  B,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  1696  Telegraph  ave 

(upstairs) 
Oarleton  Geo   H,  supt   fire  alarm   and   police  telegraph,  res 

217  Tenth 
Oarleton  Barry  P,  dentist,  S  F.  rea  L395  Harrison 
CARLETON   &  CUMMINS,  Oakland  Wood  and 

Coal  Co  (John  A  Oarleton  and   Randolph    Cummins) 

L302  Broadway 
CARLETON  "JOHN  A  (Oakland  Wood,  Coal,  Bay 

and  Grain  Co)  L302  Broadway,  res  L353  Telegraph  ave 
Carlin  A  Aug,  solicitor  Wheeler  A  Wilson  Manufacturing  Co 
Carlin  Bernard,  broom  maker  Industrial  Home  of  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
rlin  Ellen  Mrs,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

i  Geo  B,  broom  maker  [n  dust  rial  Borne  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Carliu  Robert,  carpenter  G  A  Kirk,  rea  780  Eighteenth 
Carlisle  Herbert  L,  printer  Pacific   Press,  rea    L36J    Peralta 
Carlisle  May  A,  compositor  Pacific    Press,  res    L36J    Peralta 

I  isle  M  inerva,  widow,  rea  1 361  Peralta 
Carlow  C,  laborer  Alameda    Macadamizing  Co'a  quarry,  rea 

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Carlo  Tsola,  laborer  PCR  quarry,  res  same 
Carlo  Venncci,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Carlon  James,  asst  dept  mechanic   Oakland   Board   of  Edu- 
cation, res  364  Eighth 
Carlon  Patrick,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  811  Chester 
Carlsen  Andrew,  saloon,  415  Seventh,  res  same 
Carlsen  E  Mrs,  res  Peralta  ave 
Carlsen  Frederick  F,  carriage    painter    L    P    Schuster,  res 

Peralta  ave,  Fruit  Vale 
Carlsen  Richard,  carriage  painter  L  P  Schuster,  res  Peralta 

ave,  Fruit  Vale 
Carlson  A,  carpenter,  res  1569  Fifth 

Carlson  Albert,  coachman  S  M  Babbitt,  120  E  Fourteenth 
Carlson  Annie  M,  domestic,  1160  Eighth 
Carlson  Bessie,  domestic,  949  Myrtle 

Carlson  Carrie  M  Mrs,  designer  in  embroidery,  1155  Wash- 
ington, res  same 
Carlson  Charles,  laborer,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Miranda 
Carlson    Conrad,    teamster     Barstovv    &    Babbitt,    res    664 

Twenty-fifth 
Carlson  Emma  W  Miss,  domestic,  res  1311  Harrison 
Carlson  Frederika,  domestic,  378  E  Seventeenth 
Carlson  Hedwig  Miss,  domestic  G  T   Hawley,  res   Prospect 

Heights 
Carlson  Hugh,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell,  ;es  S  F 
Carlson  Ida  Miss,  designer  in  embroidery,  1155  Washington, 

res  same 
Carlson  Olof,  tailor,  res  1118  Campbell 
Carlson  Oscar  R,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1651  Linden 
Carlson  Peter  A,  gardener  E  M  Derby,  Fruit  Vale,  res  1322 

E  Eleventh 
Carlson  Thomas,  res  1155  Washington 
Carlsten  Andrew,  carpenter,  res  578  Fifteenth 
(Jarlton  A,  carpenter,  res  1569  Fifth 
Carlton  Charles,  hackman,  res  673  Seventh 
Carlton  Gertrude  H  Miss,  res  716  Nineteenth 
Carlton  Henry  P,  clerk  Chronicle  office,  S  F,   res  716    Nine- 
teenth 
Carlton  Philip  S,  clerk  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,   S   F,   res    716 

Nineteenth 
Carman  A    Sherman,  lumber,    Port    Costa,    Cal,    res    947 

Linden 
Carman  F  V,  foreman  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  948  Pine 
Carman  Mary  Mrs,  res  1555  Third 

Car  many  Cyrus  W,  cashier  Savings  and  Loan   Society,  res 
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HI  Carmen  Island  Salt,  office  foot  of  Webster 

Z  Carmien  C  W,  res  524  Sixteenth 

Carmichael  Catherine  Mrs,   grocer,  1415  San  Pablo  ave,  res 

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Carmichael  Wichelmina  Miss,  res  1415  San  Pablo  ave 
Carmine  Gatto,  barber  C  C  Busse 

Oarneal  ThomasD,  pres  Downey  B  I  P  Factory,  res  720  Four- 
teenth 
Carney  John,  res  Winthrop  House 
Carney  Joseph  S,  house  painter,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Caro  C  G,  painter,  plasterer   and  decorator,  527  Eighth,   res 

same 
Carolan  Annie,  domestic,  1051  Poplar 

Carothers  John  T,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  1622  Eighth 
Carpenter  Alice  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Carpenter  Alice  M  Miss,  res  864  Isabella 
Carpenter  Alonzo,  carpenter  \Y  H  Weilbye 
Carpenter  Annie  L  Miss,  res  864  Isabella 
Carpenter  Chas,  compositor  Morning  Times,  and   extraman 

H  and  L  Xo  1,  0  F  D,  res  308  Fifth 
Carpenter  Cephas  J,  carpenter,  res  10S0  E  Twenty-second 
I  Carpenter  D  A,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Carpenter  Dver  A,  bookkeeper  Union  Metalic  Cartridge  Co, 

s  F,  res  1014  Twenty-first 
Carpenter  I)<-\ter  S,  cashier,  S  F,  res  (.»11  Adeline 
trpenter  Edmund  P,  propr  Lake  Merritt  Boat  House,  Lake 
Merritt,  E  Twelfth,  re-  same 
Carpenter  E  \\\  brass  finisher,  res  864  Isabella 

rpenter  Florence  Mi--.  Laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
rpenter  Florence  Miss,  re-  864   Isabella 
rpenter  Fred  H, carriage    trimmer,    111    Thirteenth,   res 
1 1  if.  Washington 
Carpenter  11  E  (W  II  Carpenter  &  Sons)  res  S  V 
i    trpenter  Hugh,  lineman  Sunset  Telephone  ami  Telegraph 
Fifth 
arpenter  John    K,  contractor,    N\V    cor   Thirteenth    and 
Franklin,  res  L62  Fifth 
rpenter  Lewis,  broom  mfr,  res  465  Twenty-first 
Carpenter  Milton  \V.  res  165  Twenty-first 
CARPENTER  OLIVER,    Dentist,    L169   Broad- 

way,  room  •"•.  rea  <  l  1  Fourteent h 
( larpenter  Thoa  I  W  II  Carpenter  &  Sons)  rea  S  F 
Carpenter  W  1 1  A  Sona  (W  Ik  II  E  and  T)  yeterinery   Bur- 

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Carpenter  W  II  (W  II  CarpenterA  Sons)  rea  S  F 


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Carr  B  J,  watchman  and  stationary    engineer    S  P  Co,    res 

1005  Seventh 
Carr  Colin  M,  carpenter,  res  811   Twenty-second 
Carr  Emma,  domestic,  1262  Market 
Carr  George,    carpenter    Oakland    Planing    Mills,    res    s    s 

Crawford  nr  San  Pablo  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Carr  John  M,  dairyman,  res  Prescott  nr  Liese  ave 
Carr  Joseph,  driver  Peoples'  Express,  res  Wilcox  Block 
Carr  Lawrence,  res  226  Ninth 

Carr  Levi,  carpenter,  S  F,  res   MeKee   nr   Adeline  Station 
Carr  Levi  P,  atty-at-law,  906  Broadway,  res  624  Eighteenth 
Carr  Mary  Miss,  res  226  Ninth 
Carr  Sheridan  L,  res  McKee  nr  Adeline  Station 
Carr  T  M,  bookkeeper  H  H  Seaton,  res  Alta  House 
Carr  Wm  L,  bricklayer,  res  1020  Twenty-fourth 
Carrieu  Joseph,  blacksmith  S  Williams,  res  cor   Sixth   and 

Market 
Carrel  George   F,  mill   hand   California  Door    Co,  res  1684 

William 
Carrere  Peter,  laundryman  French   Laundry,  res  1515  San 

Pablo  ave 
Carresso  P,  second-hand  store  tad  saloon,  e  s  Claremont  ave 

nr  Summer,  res  same 
Carrick  David  S,  capitalist,-  res  602  E  Fifteenth 
Carrick  Fred,  salesman,  S  F,  res  524  Simpson  ave 
Carrick  Katie  M  Miss,  rss  602  E  Fifteenth 
Carrington  Carroll,  res  1409  Seventeenth 
Carrington  John  B,  traveling  salesman,  S   F,  res  1409  Sev- 
enteenth 
Carrol  John,  nurs^,  res  1735  Adeline 
Carroll  A  J  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Carroll  Charles  C,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  La  Clede  House 
Carroll  Florence  Miss,  res  857  Twentieth 
Carroll  Frank  T,  res  1002  Chester  \ 

Carroll  Geo,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch,  res  857  Twentieth 
Carroll  Geo  S,  plumber,  res  857  Twentieth 
Carroll  Hattie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1362  Brush 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  res  1735  Adeline 
Carroll  Julia  Miss,  res  802  Franklin 
Carroll  James  H,  peddler,  res  1862^  Seventh  (rear) 
Carroll  John  M,  stenographer  Wm  J  Dingee,  res  1317  Tenth 
Carroll  Kate,  res  359  B 

Carroll  M,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  &  Co,  res  S  F 
Carroll  Margaret  Mrs,  groceries,  359  B,  res  same 
Carroll  Margaret  W  Mrs,  res  564  Thirty-ninth 
Carroll  Martin,  capitalist,  res  2452  Grove 


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Carroll  Mary,  domestic,  951  Myrtle 

Carroll  Michael,  foreman  V  L  Fortin,  res  802  Franklin 

Carroll    Michael  J,  machinist,  res  Golden  Gate 

Carroll  Oliver,  employe  Planing  Mill, Sixth, res  1112  Eleventh 

ave 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1024  Fifth 
Carroll  Patrick  W,  laborer,  res  2022  Adeline 
Carroll  Paul  T,  clerk  C  Isaacs,  res  2022  Adeline 
Carroll    Peter    J,    laborer    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 

Golden  Gate 
CARROLL    ROBERT,    foreman     Dexter    Stables, 

NE  cor  Twelfth  and  Harrison,  res  cor  E  Twentieth  and 

Fourth  ave 
Carroll  Robert  N,  engineer  San  Lorenzo,  res  513  E  Twelfth 
Carroll  Thomas,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Carroll    Thomas,   tinner   Sam   Taylor,  res    Grand    Western 

Hotel 
Carroll  Thomas  D,  athletic  instructor,  res  cor  Fruit  Vale  ave 

and  E  Twenty-seventh 
Carroll  Wesley  Mrs,  res  cor  Fruit  Vale  ave  and    E  Twenty- 
seventh 
Carroll  William  F,  salloon,  e  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Columbus 

ave   res  same 
CARRUTH  &  CARRUTH  (George  R  and  Chaa 

W)  book  and  job  printers,  520  Fifteenth 
Carruth  Charles  W  (Carruth  &  Carruth)  res  1914  Thirteenth 

ave 
Carruth  Geo  R  (Carruth  &  Carruth)  res  1807  West 
Car  rushers  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1156  Union 
Carson  Charles,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Carson  Prank,  plasterer,  res  617  Fifteenth 
Carson  L  \\\  employe  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  630  Sixteenth 
Carson  Theodore,  laborer,  res  329  Fifth 
Carson  Win,  fireman  steamer  Oakland,  res  329  Fifth 
Carter  Albert,  employee  Pacific  [ron  and  Nail  Co,  res  751 

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Carter  Annette  Mi  —  ,  re-  751   Castro 

Cartee    Prank,   employee  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  (\>.  res  751 

Castro 
Cartee  Lewi-,  teamster  R  N  Getchell,  res  751  Castro 
Cartee  May  Mi  —  ,  employee  California  Hosiery  Mills,  res  751 

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t lartee  W  H,  carpenter,  res  761  Castro 
( larter  Annie  Mrs,  res  936  Pine 
Carter  Albert  A,  collector,  1 L56  Broadway,  res  same 


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Carter  Alfred  T,  bakery  and  varieties,  1313  Telegraph  ave, 

res  same 
Carter  Benjamin,  marble  carver,  res  1423  Linden 
Carter  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  1423  Linden 
Carter  C  Mrs,  res  807  Castro 
Carter  Geo,  engineer  Burnham-Standeford    Co,    res     1509 

Fifth 
Carter  George  A,  mining  engineer,  res  569  Fifteenth 
Carter  George  B,  res  540  Charter 

Carter  George  D,  janitor  Tompkins  School,  res  733  Linden 
Carter  Hiel  K,  merchant,  S  F,  res  Henry  House 
Carter  Horace  V,  salesman  Lesser  Bros,  res  1313  Telegraph 

ave 
Carter  James,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  935  Pine 
Carter  John  T,  car  driver  Fourteenth   Street  Railway  Co, 

res  1408  Sixteenth 
Carter  Jessie  Miss,  res  1219  Broadway 
Carter  J  W,  piano  mover,  res  668  Fifth 
Carter  L  Mrs,  res  1213  Twelfth  ave 
Carter  Leroy  T,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Henry  House 
Carter  Luna  Miss,  Decota  School,  res  733  Linden 
Carter  Maggie  Miss,  res  1423  Linden 

Carter  May,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  751  Castro 
Carter  Nicholas,  door   maker   California  Door  Co,   res  935 

Pine 
Carter  Naretta  A  Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  733 

Linden 
Carter  Roscoe  L  Mrs,  res  671  Twenty-fifth 
Carter  Samuel,  bricklayer,  res  1423  Linden 
Carter  S  M  Mrs,  res  733  Linden 
Carter  T  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  733  Linden 
Carter  Walter,  bricklayer,  res  1423  Linden 
Carter  Walter  R,  salesman  W  H  Nolan  &  Co,  res  1313  Tele- 
graph ave 
Carter  Wm,  marble  carver,  res  1423  Linden 
Carter  William,  porter,  res  807  Castro 
Carteron  Edward,  jeweler  W  G  Ellis,  res  620  Fifth 
C  ARTIER  FRANK,  livery  stable  and  express,  613 

Broadway,  res  609  Broadway 
Cartwright  Alfred  D,  res  771  Fourteenth 
Carvell  Theodore  F,  res  1279  Fifth 
Carver  Louis  M,  upholsterer,  res  214  Eighth 
Carver  Louisa  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  214  Eighth 
Gary  Arvilla  Mrs,  widow,  res  916  Eighth 
Cary  Benjamin  F,  carriage  painter,  res  1863  Seventh 


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'  res  860  Milton 
Cary  Frank  M,  bartender.  B58  Harrison 
Cary  (;.  agt  California  Nursery  Co,  954  Broadway,  room    12 
Cary  George  B,  grainer,  res  166  Sixtli 
Cary  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res,  875  Washington 
Cary  J,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  127o  San  Pablo  ave 
Cary  J  M,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  767  Fourteenth 
Cary  Thomas,  teamster,  res  2025  West 
Casauring  Frank,  dairyman,  res  Vernon  ave 
Casavant  Alphonse,  carpenter,  res  365  Second 
Casazza  John,  laborer,  res   n   s  Linden    bet    Broadway  and 

Telegraph  ave 
Casazza  Nick,   laborer,   res  n  s  Forty-second  bet   Telegraph 

ave  and  Grove 
Casazza  Vincenzo,  bootblack,  SW  cor  Ninth  and  Broadway, 

res  cor  Brush  and  Fourth 
Case  Alfred  J,  printer  Tribune,  res  364  Second 
Case  Alfred  S  F,  solicitor,  res  364  Second 
Case  Clara  Mrs,  matron  Home  for  Aged  Women,  res  same 
Case  Franklin  W,  engineer  wiper  S  P  Co,  res  327  Eleventh 
Case  [sham,  ticket  clerk  Alameda  Mole,  res  327  Eleventh 
Case  James  R,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  327  Eleventh 
Case  J  C,  gardener,  res  1206  Fourteenth 
Casey  John  J,  plumber,  771  E  Twelfth,  res  827  Wood 
Case  Lillie  Miss,  stenograper  and    typewriter,  res  1641  San 

Pablo  ave 
Case  Rosa  Mrs,  res  L206  Fourteenth 
Case  Sarah  L  Miss,  res  327  Eleventh 
Caselli  Augustino, groceries,  229  Fifth,  res  same 
Casey  Annie  Mrs,  res  2306  San  Pablo  ave 

ey  Harry,  carriage    painter   Oakland   Carriage   Co,    res 

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Casey  [reue  Miss,  dressmaker,  pes  826  Jefferson 

jey  Jeremiah,  harness  maker,  S  F,  res  844  Madison 
Casey  John,  horseshoer  Michael  Casey,  res  L808  Grove 
1  lase  John  A.  carpenter,  res  720  Third 
Casey  Joseph  A,  clerk,  S  F.  pea   East  Oakland  Hotel 
CASEY  MICHAEL,   borae  aboer   and  farrier. -lis 

Seventh,  pea  l  s,,s  ( Irbve 
Casey  Michael,  laborer,  pea  990  Thirty-sixth 
Case}  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  shell  Mound  station 
■  v  Patrick,  waiter  Maison  Doree  Restaurant,  pea   Areata 
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<  lagej   Rose  L  Miss,  r<     314  Thirteenth 

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Casey  Theresa  Miss,  student,  res  990  Thirty-sixth 
gf  $  Casey  Thomas,  harness  maker,  res  1115  Third 
3  §   Cashin  Catharine  Mrs,  widow,  res  1327  Campbell 
§j  q   Cashin  Josie  Miss,  clerk  KAHN  BROS,  res  418  B 
Cashin  W  G,  special  police  officer,  res  418  B 
Cashin's  Hall,  420  B 
Cashmore  Samuel  B,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

1093  Third 
Caslilli  G,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing   Co's  quarry,  res 

same 
Cason  Charles,  lather,  res  s  s  Sumner  nr  Adeline 
Casovia  P,  propr  Post  Office  Restaurant,  res  1790  Seventh 
Casovia  T,  night  cook  Post  Office   Restaurant,  res  1790  Sev- 
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Cassell  Frank,  carpenter,  res  Golden  Gate 

Casserly  Peter,  laborer,  res  276  Fifth 

Cassidy  Ellen  Mrs,  saloon  Golden  Gate,  res  same 

Cassidy  Frank,  laborer,  res  1710  Atlantic 

Cassidy  William  J,  route  agt  Alta  and  Post,  res  223  Tenth 

Cassin  John,  Bay  View  Saloon,  SE  cor  First  and  Telegraph 
aves,  res  same 

Castellanos  Salvador,  watchmaker,  1263  San  Pablo  ave,   res 
1379  Broadway 

Castro  Aggie  C  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  551  Thirty-ninth 

Castro  Beatrice,  dressmaker,  res  634  Chestnut 

Castro  Bonita  N  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  551  Thirty-ninth 

Castro  Christina   Miss,    hairdresser   Miss    Martin,  res    551 
Thirty-ninth 

Castro  Daniel,  clerk    Geo    Davis    Broadway,  res  551  Thirty- 
ninth 

Castro  Frank,  res  1846  Grove 

Castro  Joseph  R,  farmer,  res  551  Thirty-ninth 

Castro  Maggie  Miss,    eandy    maker    S    E  Brookes,  res   551 
Thirty-ninth 

Caswell  Chas  A,  carpenter  J  S  White,  res  768  Lydia 

Caswell  Chas  F,  res  1833  Linden 

Caswell  Mabel  Miss,  res  768  Lydia 

Cate  Fred  T,  carpenter,  res  941  Willow 

Cates  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1354  Webster 

Cathcart  Alfred  B,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res    Golden  Gate 

Caton  H  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  361  Tenth 

Cator  Geo,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  211  Louisa 


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Louisa 
Cator  Nora  Mrs,  res  211  Louisa 
Cator  Zacharia  T,  laborer,  res  211  Louisa 
Cattell  Joseph  E,  dairy,  res  317  E  Ninth 
Catton  Frederick  R   (Catton,  Bell  &  Co,  S  F,)  res  1056  Pop- 
lar 
Catton    Walter    D,  commission    merehant,   S    F,    res   1052 

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Caughell  R  N,  blacksmith  Jas  Galvin,  res    1067  Thirteenth 

ave 
Oauldwell  Maria  A,  nurse,  res  722  Filbert 
Caulfield  Alvan  B,  salesman,  S  F,  res  445  Myrtle 
Cavagnaro  Antonio  (T  J  Cavagnaro  &  Son)     res  714  Myrtle 
Cavagnaro  Thomas  J  (T  J  Cavagnaro  &  Son)  res   714  Myr- 
tle 
Cavagnaro  T  J  &  Son,  (Thos  J  and  Antonio)  bootblack  stand, 

S  E  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway 
Cavallero  A,  laborer  Alameda   Macadamizing    Co's    quarry, 

res  same 
Cavalry  Hall,  Chas  E  Gillett  custodian,  1064  Washington 
Cavanagh  Edward,  sewer  contractor,  res  1164  Twelfth 
Cavanagh  cV:  Ford  (Mrs  Kate  Cavanagh  and    Miss  Carrie  M 

Ford)  ice  cream  and  candies,  968  Washington 
Cavanagh  James  T,  teamster,  res  1164  Twelfth 
Cavanagh  Kate  Mrs  (Cavanagh  &  Ford)  res  1166  Twelfth 
Cavanagh  Martin,  laborer,  res  690  Twenty-seventh 
Cavanagh  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  L397  Alice 
Cavanagh  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1164  Twelfth 
Cavanagh  Win  .1.  clerk,  res  1164  Twelfth 
Cavanagh  Daniel,  prop    Railroad    House,    2901    Telegraph 

ave.  res  same 
Cavanaugh  John,  teamster,  res  2901  Telegraph  ave 
Cavanaugfa  Patrick,  glazier  California   Door  Co,  res  cor  San 

Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-sixt h 

Cavanaugh  Margaret  Mrs,  res  cor  San    Pablo  ave  ami  Thir- 
ty-sixth 
so  [sador,  res  1  205  \\  < 
Cavasso  [sadore  L,  salesman   Whittier,  Puller  A  I  -  722 

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Cavasso  Rene  J,  res  s*_' I  Eighteenth 

\  exander   R.  salesman,  res  I7'_'<>  Thirteenth 
<  Saverly  ( >rin    E,   driver   ( Jolbj     I  Line,    pea  520  E 

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Br  A  R,  (  ng : :  pes  1  726  Thirteenth 

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Cebre  Kate  Mrs,  res  957  Campbell 

Cecchettini  F  (Crespino  &  Co)  res  e  side  Telegraph  ave  nr 

Vernon 
Cediey  Francis  J,  elerk,  S  F,  res    Ninth    nr  Powell,  Golden 

Gate 
Ceideman  Louis,  tailor  S  Schwartz,  res  479  Ninth 
Cempana  P,  laborer,  res  rear  925  Third 
CENTENNIAL    (The)   Mrs  P  A   Blair    proprietor, 

524  Fourteenth 

CENTENNIAL  (THE)  COPYING  BOOK 

AND  INK,  Wm  T  Gibbs  agent,  459  Ninth 
Centennial  M  E  Church,  Campbell  nr  Taylor 
Centennial  M  E  Church,  cor  Seventh  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
Centennial    Presbyterian    Church,   Rev    Robert    Dickson, 

DD,  pastor,  cor  Twenty-fourth  ave  and  E  Sixteenth 

CENTER  JUNCTION  CASH  GROCERY 

STORE,  Wm  Walsh    proprietor,    1319    Center  and 

1320  Peralta 
Center  Moses  S,  employe  Sash  and  Blind  Factory,  res  1818 

Atlantic 
Central  Avenue  Livery  Stable,  James  Taylor   propr,  567  E 

Twelfth 
Central  Block,  1068  Broadway 
CENTRAL  BLOCK  HOUSE,  Mrs  M  P  Farrar 

proprietor,  1068  Broadwav 

CENTRAL  CARRIAGE  WORKS,  J  E  John- 

ston  proprietor,  266  Twelfth 

CENTRAL   FREE   READING   ROOM,  i: 

Robinson   curator,    Oakland    Free    Librae     Building, 
cor  Fourteenth  and  Washington 
CENTRAL     HOTEL,    Jose    Medeircs    proprietor, 
1723-1725  Seventh 

CENTRAL  HOTEL  SALOON,  Jose  Medeiros 
proprietor,  1725  Seventh 

Central  Lumber  Yard,  James  Dallas  propr,  NE  cor  Webster 
and  Fifth,  telephone  388 

Central  Market,  Henry  Jund  propr,  cor  Shattuck  and  Tele- 
graph aves 

CENTRAL  PHARMACY,  B  W  Dows  manager, 
junction  San  Pablo  ave  and  Broadway 

CENTRAL  SUPPLY  COMPANY,  commis- 

sion  merchants  and  wholesale  grocers,  George  L  Miller 
manager,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and  Washington 
Cerber  Theresa  Miss,  domestic,  res  323  Durant 
Cereghino  Andrea,  bootblack  P  Fortunato.  res  658  Myrtle 
Cereghino  Luigi,  res  101 5  Third 


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Cereghino  Martino,  bootblack,  res  Xewland  House 

Cereseto  Louis,  gardener,  res  1729  Fourteenth 

Cerini  Johu,  mariner,  res  1803  Market 

Cerini  Florence  Miss,  res  1803  Market 

Cerini  Frank,  student,  res  1803  Market 

Cerrv  John  A,  laborer  E  Bishop,  res  816  Linden 

Chabot  A  Mrs,  res  104  E  Fifteenth 

Chabot  Helen  H  Miss,  res  104  E  Fifteenth 

Chabot   Observatory,    Chas     Burckhalter     astronomer      in 
charge,  J  W  McClymonds  director,  Lafayette  Park 

Chabot  Remi,  capitalist,  res  SE  cor  Madison  and  Eleventh 

Chadbourne  C  F,  commercial  broker,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Chadbourno  M  E  Mrs,  res  543  Albion 

Chadbourne  Richard,  clerk  California  Bridge  Co,  S  F,   res 
.    543  Albion 

Chaffee  Frank,  res  1145  Twentv-third  ave 

Chaffee  P  M  (Austin  &  Chaffee)  res  1145  Twenty-third  ave 

Chaguet    Gregoire,    Oakland    French     Laundry,    res    960 
Twenty-ninth 

Chaims  Elius,  plumber  Oakland  Gas    Light    and    Heat    Co, 
res  218  Fifth 

Challier  F,  musician,  res  2209  Market 

Challier  Joseph,  distiller,  res  1314  Thirty-sixth 

Challier  M  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  2204   Market 

Chalmers  ,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  Kelsey  Hous 

Chalmers  Hugh  N,  groceries  and    Fruit,    1661    Eighth,    res 
9am  e 

Chalmers  James,  carpenter,  res  L564  Chestnut 

Chalmers  Win,  carpenter,  res  1-1">1  Linden 

Chaloner  Richard,  plumber,  res  w  s  Hover  nr  Mariposa  ave 

Chamberlain  Belle  X  Miss,  music    teacher,    res  219   E  Six- 
teenth 

Chamberlain  Charles  EI,  capitalist,  res  L402  Franklin 

Chamberlain  Charles  S,  res  cor  San  Pablo   ave  and   Forty- 
fifth 

Chamberlain    Edwin    \\\    architect    and    builder,   res    S17 
Center 

Chamberlain  Elizabeth  A  Miss,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 
Forty-fifth 

Chamberlain  I<la  W  Miss,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Forty- 
fifth 

Chamberlain  Lee  Mrs,  res  277  Eighth 

Chamberlain  Mary  Mrs,  res  L152  Franklin 

Chamberlain  N  D,  manager   Coal   Consumers'    Association, 
•  Broadway,  r<  3  219  E  Sixteenth 

Chamberlain  N  Hoyte,  student,  8  F,  res  L048  Peralta 

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§5         Chamberlain  Silas,  carpenter  Pioneer  Planing  MiL- 
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D       -  Chamberlain  William  E.  bookkeeper,  res  1601  Twelfth 
g   •j?  Chamberlain  William   H,  groceries,  XW   eor    Seventh    and 
P  O  Campbell,  res  1048  Peralta 

£      .-  Chamberlin  P  V.  sexton  First  Methodist    Church.,    i  •  - 
H    ^  Seventeenth 

H  ^   Chamberlin  Willis  P.  clerk   S  P  Co,    S    F.    res    574    Seven- 
fa      .  teenth 

•g    ©   Chambers  Francis  T.  plumber    Oakland    Gas   Co.    n  - 
2    &  r  irst 

G*   5q   Chamber-  Col  F  Mrs,  res  876 Wood 
£    ^  Chambers  Fred  W,  tinner  Owen  C  Kirk 
u    E    Chambers  J  C.  laborer,  res  First  bet  Harrison  and  Wei  - 
K    £    Chambers    John,   broommaker    Industrial    Home    for    the 
**    0  Adult  Blind,  res  same 

«    §  Chambers  Samuel  A,  teacher  High  School,  re-  658   Eighth 
|    C    Chamber-  T.  butcher  H  F  Gieschen.  res  302  First  H  g> 

*2   g    Chambers  Wm  D,  res  302  First  —  S~- 

*         Champagne  Alphonse,  snpt  Oakland  French    Laundry,   res    5. 
|   g  960  Twenty-ninth  -  g 

=   ^   Champion  A  D  A  Mrs,  res  1112  Alice  1    g 

i  Champion  Albert  C.  traveling  sale-man  M  J  KELLEK.    ^  «3 

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£         Champion  Augustas,  clerk  F  Senram  a:  Co.  res  1573  Broa    -    =   S^ 
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Champion  J<  student,  res  Fruit  Vale 

2J  hampion  Josiah,  lumber  merchant,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Champion  Lena  A.  student   Dupue  A  Aydel   M   's    Business 
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Champion  Louis  F.  student,  res  565  E  Fifteenth 
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Champreux  Alfred,  brass  moulder.  S  F.  res        3  Pine 

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CHANDLER     CHARLES    A,   manager    Singer 
Manufacturing  Co,  1151  Washington,  res   1923   Filbert 
Chandler  Charles  S,  paper  hanger,  res  1923  Filbert 
Chandler    Joseph    F,  principal    Franklin    School,   res   977 

Seventh  ave 
('handler  Robert  F,  cook,  S  F,  res  972  Thirty-sixth 
Chanuell  John  W,  farmer,  res  754  Sixteenth 
Ohannell  Sewell  P,  res  1350  Madison 
Chanteloup  Jacques   (Lemer  &   Chanteloup)    res  1515  San 

Pablo  ave 
Chanterean  Etienne,  barber  and  baths,   465  Sixth,  res  816 

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Chapey  Celestin,  saloon   Railroad    ave   cor  Twelfth,  Golden 

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Chapin  John  A,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  582  E  Twelfth 
Chaplain  Rosy  Mrs,  laundry,  230  Twelfth,  res  same 
Chaplain  John,  laundry  man  Mine  Chaplain,  res  230  Twelfth 
Chaplin  George  M,  baker,  res  817  Market 
Chaplin  Moses,  expressman   Chester  and  Seventh,  res  1666 

Sixteenth 
Chapman  Albert  P,  res  461  Temescal  ave 
Chapman  Annie  Miss,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 
Chapman  Bertha  L  Miss,  student,  res  120  E  Fourteenth 
Chapman  Burt,  clerk  C  O  Huber,  res  854+  Broadway 
Chapman  Clara  M  Miss,  student,  res  826  Sixteenth 
Chapman  Cynthia  Mrs,  widow,  res  534  Eighteenth 
Chapman  Dell  Miss,  student,  res  12CA  Twelfth  ave 
Chapman  E  B  (J  F  Chapman  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1021  Ninth  ave 
lhapman  Edgar  C,  atty-at-law,  rooms  15  and  L6, 906  Broad- 
way, res  534  Eighteenth 
lhapman  Edwin  A,  treaa   Pacific  Press  Publishing  rea 

L501  West 
lhapman  Elliott  C,  job  printer  Pacific  Preas,rea  1501  W 
lhapman    E    S    K»'\    I)    D,  pastor  Brooklyn    Presbyterian 

Church,  res  rv.i  Twelfth  a 
lhapman  Florence  Mi  —  ,  rea  L453  Grove 
lhapman  Ceo,  paper  hanger  Al  Wood,  rea  S'J,;  Sixteenth 
lhapman  1  [all,  53  1  Eighteen!  h 
lhapman  Harriet  I.  Miss,  rea  L021  Ninth  ave 
lhapman    Harry,  jeweler,  rea   w  -    Dover  bet    Benton  and 

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lhapman  Harry,  student,  res  821  Fourteenth 
lhapman  Harry  I',  paper  hanger   Ai    Wood  &  Bro,  res  826 

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Chapman  Henry  L,  quarryman,  rea  N\V  cor  Temescal  and 
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"     S  Chapman  M  C,  attv-at-law,  rooms  15  and  16,  906  Broadway,   §?  K 
«    J>j  res  587  Twenty-first  £  2 

^    J |  Chapman  Robert,  paper  hanger   Al    Wood   &   Bro,  res   826   g  H 

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Chapman  Robert  C,  saloon,  res  860  Harrison  ~  ^ 

Chapman  R  J,  clerk  J  F  Chapman  &  Co,   S    F,   res    1021    4  m 

Ninth  ave 
Chapman  S  A  Mrs,  res  826  Sixteenth 
Chapman  Sylvia  Miss,  res  1264  Twelfth  ave 
Chapman  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  1453  Grove 
Chapman  Truman  F,   mining,  Kingston,  New  Mexico,  res 

120  E  Fourteenth 
Chapman  Wm  H,  contractor,  res  534  Eighteenth 
Chapman  W  W  Mrs,  res  1003  Clay 

Chappell  John  E,  laundry  machinery,  S  F,  res  220  Eleventh 
Chappellet  F,  res  1555  Teledraph  ave 
Chappellet  Emelie  Miss,  res  1555  Telegraph  ave 
Chappellet  Sophie  Miss,  res  1555  Telegraph  ave 
Chard  Charles,  candy  maker,  783  Twelfth,  res  same 
Chard  William  Henry,  gardener,  res  783  Twelfth 
Chare  Alfred,  laborer,  res  562  Second 
Chare  Charles    A,  employe  Oakland    Hosiery    Co,  res    562 

Second 
Charlebois  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1579  Broadway 
Charles  Betsy  Mrs,  res  568  Caledonia  ave 
Charles  Edwin  W  (Jones  &  Charles)  res  1513  Telegraph  ave 
Charleton  G  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  West  Berkeley 
Charlston  John  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  1209  E  Fifteenth 
Charlton  Ella  Mrs,  res  618  E  Sixteenth 
Charlton  Lucy  T  Mrs,  res  618  E  Sixteenth 
Charroux  Arthur,  mill    hand  Eagle   Pianino;   Mill,  res   704 

Webster 
Cnarter    Oak    Hotel,    J    C    Brown    propr,    res    same,   1763 

Seventh 
§"  CHAETRAND    L   E,  solicitor   Anglo-Nevada   As- 
g&  surance  Corporation  and  member  Board  of   Education, 

res  365  Second 
Chartrand  Louis,  propr   St    Louis    House    and    Saloon,  562 

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Chase  Ada  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Chase    Alfred,    employe    California    Hosiery    Co,    res    502 

Second 
Chase  Charles  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  907  Wood 
Chase  Cyrus    H,    laborer   Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,  res 

East  Oakland  Hotel 
Chase  Edward  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  913  Wood 
Chase  Edward  J,  patrolman,  res  NW  cor  Eighth   and  AVood 
Chase  Edward  L,  res  1754  Division 
Chase  Frank,  laborer,  res  826  E  Twelfth 
Chase  George,  deputy  county  treas,  res  202  E  Ninth 
Chase  Geo,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 
Chase  Geo  M,  student,  res  202  E  Ninth 
Chase  II  W,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  1157  Alice 
Chase  John  H,  capitalist,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Chase  Joseph  W,  clerk  U  S  Customs,  S  F,  res  826  Fifteenth 
Chase  Mellie  Miss,  student,  res  202  E  Ninth 
Chase  Moses,  res  202  E  Ninth 
Chase  Quincy  A   (Kohler  &  Chase)  res  Broadway  nr   Moss 

ave 
Chase  Rebecca,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
Chase  S  C,  res  548  Twentieth 
Chase  Susan  Miss,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
Chatani  E,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Chatfield  Cornelia  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Chatfield  James  M,  laborer,  res  724  Chester 
Chatfield  May  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Chauche  Adrian  G,  wholesale  liquors,  S  F,  res  855  Alice 
Cheadle  Win  C,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  804  Willow 
cheat-  M  E  Mrs,  res  906  Broadway 
Cheasbro  Sherman  II,  res  1417  Grove 
Chedwick  A  M,  teacher,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Cheever  M  R,  lumber  mfr, Idaho,  res  14<>I  Seventh  ave 
Cheney  Merrick  L,  res  L252  Pranklin 
Cheney  Oliver,  teamster,  res  842  Seventeenth 
Chenoweth  E  Miss,  res  1455  Broadway 
Cherry  Miss,  res  756  Seventh 

<  Iherry  I  >aniel  W.  Btock  raiser,  res  High 

<  Jherry  John,  res  667  Twenty-sixth 

( Ihesebrough  Henry  <  \  bookkeeper,  S  F.  res  1 1 L9  Third  ave 
( Ihesley  Wm  E,  merchant,  res  1  KM  Adeline 
Chesnut  James  G,  teacher,  res  Oakland  ave,  Vernon  Heights 
Chesnut  J   Augustus,  student    CJniversity   of  California,  res 

1652  Webster 
Chesnut  John  A.  carpenter,  res  L652  Webster 

<  'hesnul  Mai  \   E  Mi    .  res  I  652  Webster 

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1652  Webster 
Z      J  Chester  Mrs,  res  854-^-  Broadway 
~     o3  Chester  Chas,  carpenter,  res  811  Adeline 

^  Chester  Frederick,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  S   F,  res   1420 
fcr  Eighth 

*"       I  Chester  House,  1506i  Seventh  ^^ 

©   C/5  Chester  Street  M  E  Church,  Rev  J  H  Wythe  Jr  pastor,  cor     DO 
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I   l\  CHETWOOD  HOB  ART  REV,  D  D,  rector  St 

Paul's  Church,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
W   Chetwood  John,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  Hotel  Merritt 

Cheyrias    Seraphine,    cook    Barnuin    Restaurant,    res    915 

Webster 
Chiara  G  B,  laborer,  res  720  Myrtle 
W    0|  Chicago  Clock  Co,  J  E  Straus  mgr,  1158  Seventh 

•  -g|  Chick  Florence  Miss,  stenographer,  res  726  Eleventh 

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MENT,  James  F  Kennedy,  City  Hall 
CHIEF  OF  POLICE,  J  W  Tompkins,  City  Hall 
Chieftian  Stables,  NW  cor  Ninth  and  West 
Childes  Elmer,  draughtsman  Chas  Mau,  res  518  Eighth 

Children's  Home,  located  on  s  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and  k 

Telegraph  ave  (adjoining  Home  for  Aged  Women)  Mrs  =o 

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Childs  A  F,  physician,  580  E  Twelfth,  res  same  5  ,_ 

Childs  D  S  Mrs,  res  1410  Kirkham  ^  j< 

|  Childs  Elmer,  architect,  res  912  Clay  ^  P 

Childs  Helen  Mrs,  widow,  res  1003  Twenty-second  ?  o 

Childs  H  O,  res  1061  Grove  <.  2 

Childs  Capt  James  W,  res  727  Fourth  <  £. 

I  Childs  Jane  Mrs,  res  1061  Grove  ^  ^ 

H  «  Childs  Mercy  C  Miss,  res  727  Fourth  >  p 

GO  ^  Childs  Mildred  Miss,  res  814  Seventeenth  :  3 

H  *J  Childs  Nellv  Miss,  res  727  Fourth  O  & 

PQ        Childs  Nettie  Miss,  res  727  Fourth  g,  ^O 

.Childs  Captain  Walter,  res  727  Fourth  j-  £ 

9      |  Childs  Wm  A,  real  estate  463  Ninth,  res  467  Twenty-sixth  §  T5 

H        Childs  W  W,  supt  Remillard  Brick  Co.  also  dairyman.  Red-  ^"g^ 

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^      |  Chilton  Arthur,  laborer,   1123  E  Twenty-fifth  ^ 

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Chinese  Presbyterian    Church    and  Christian   Association, 

H  Q  i  Thirteenth  *P 

2  z  Chinn  Harry,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S   F,  res  1305  Julia  *f 

£2  ^  Chin  nook  Clara,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Eleventh  Q 

y  Chinnook  Julia,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Eleventh  ^* 

zp  ^  chinnook  Mattie  M  Miss,  dressmaker, res  718  Eleventh  ||g 

r^  q  Chisholm  Alexander,  ship  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1028  Twelfth  fj|§ 

Chisholm  Colin  E,  pressman  S  F  Alta,  res  1940  Poplar  »=-■ 

CO        Chisholm  John  R,  workman,  res  1940  Poplar  @* 
~:         Chisholm  Robert  B,  capitalist,  res  520  Sixteenth 

£0        Chisholm  Robert  B  Jr,  (Sackrider  &  Chisholm),  res  520  Six-  |^ 
— :               teenth 

Chisholm  William,  pressman  S  F  Alta,  res  1940  Poplar 
Chittenden    Fanny  Mrs,  teacher  Depue    Business   College, 

rea  658  Eighth 
Chittenden  Nattie  P  Miss,   teacher    Shorthand    and   Type- 
writing Depue  &  A  vdelotte's  Business  College,   res  658  I 
Eighth  ft 
Chittenden  William  A,  real  estate,  res  1376  Webster  ^*" 
Chittenden  Win  K,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  858  Cedar  gj 
Chitty  Timothy,  cook  Long  Wharf  Rest,  res  same  ca 
Chivivc  .JuM'ph  I),  laborer,  res  L 508  Third  *_I 
Chloupek  Amos,  moulder  City  Brass  Works,  cor  Second  and  g~». 
Broadway  o 
Chloupek  Louisa  Mrs,  s71  Lydia  J5S 
Chloupek  Vincent  (Hersey  &  Chloupek)  and  engineer  En-  ^^ 

\       _'.  O  F  D,  res  473  Fourth  g 

Chrisman  Wm  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1<>04  Broadway  ^ 

Chrisman  Wm,  collector  The  Morning  Times  O 

Chrissinger  Philip  B,  furniture  and  baggage   express,  S  W  ~    ^ 

cor  Broadway  and  Thirteenth, rea  1112  Eleventh  ave  £1    2 

Christ  William,  clerk   Wm  A  1  &  Co,  rea  229  Eighth  ^    o 

CHRISTEN  WILLIAM,  real   estate,  house   and  '£  g 

insurance         at,  L 759  Seventh,  res  same  ^ 

Christensen  Andrew,   coachman  W  A  Aldrich,    rea   Vernal  3 

Piedmont 
<  Ihristian  Brothers  of  St  Patrick's  Church,  1626  Seward 

CI  ii  Church,  Rev  George  W    Sweeney   pa-tor.  s  E  cor  £f 

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CI  ll         cement  sidewalk  layer,  rea  U6  Seventh  ^  (S 

hii  B,  teamster,  res    156  Tw <  nt iet h  *  p 

CHRISTIAN  UNION    THE  WESTERN)  |    ~ 

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CI  ii  <  Charles,  laborer,  rea  1 2  I  Eddie  ^ 

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Christiansen  L  P,  mfr    parlor  brackets,  1503  Broadway,  res 

same 
Christiansen  Niels,  bookkeeper  Martin   Anderson,  res  NW 

cor  Seventh  and  Webster 
Christianson  Celia  Miss,  res  1120  E  Fourteenth 
Christianson  C  M,  res  1120  E  Fourteenth 
Christianson  Fred,  laborer,  res  1120  E  Fourteenth 
Christianson  Geo,  hostler,  res  Winthrop  House 
Christianson  Geo,  carpenter,  res  460  Fifth 
Christianson  John,  coachman,  res  1397  Alice 
Christianson  John  T,  dairyman,  res  Redwood  road 
Christianson  Louis,  carpenter    Cable    Co,    res  Railroad  Ex- 
change 
Christianson  Louisa,  domestic,  res  1160  Eighth 
Christie  Joseph,  butcher,  res  1454  Myrtle 
Christie  Zotque,  carpenter,  res  810  Twenty-second 
Christiforo  Columbia  Guard  Armory,    Joseph    Folcia    sec, 

416  Eighth 
Cnristman  George,  plumbing,  tinning  and  gasfitting,  1313 

Broadway  and  1310  Telegraph  ave,  res  593  Sycamore 
Christoffer  Marie  Miss,  fancy  goods,  embroidery  and  stamp- 
ing, 1220  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Chrestoffersen  Anthony,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res   1410   Seven- 
teenth 
Christopher  Joseph,  tailor  Joseph  Harris,  res  S  F 
Christopher  Julius,    machine   hand    Oakland  Planing  Mill, 

res  710  Filbert 
Christopherson  Alfred,  painter  P  N  Kuss 
Christy  Charles,  carpenter    and    contractor,   S   F,    res   828 

Kirkham 
Christy  Joshua,  carpenter,  res  828  Kirkham 
Chubb  Charles,  bricklayer,  res  1374  Sixteenth 
Chubb  John,  lineman  Sunset  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Co, 

res  1374  Sixteenth 
Chubb  Roger,  bricklayer,  res  1374  Sixteenth 
Chu  Chew  &  Co,  Japanese  Bazar,  1166  Broadway 
Church  of  the  A  vent,  Rev   H   T    Lathrop  rector,  cor  E  Six- 
teenth and  Twelfth  ave 
CHURCH  ANGUS  M,  notary  public,  483  Ninth, 

res  729  Eighth 
Church  A  R,  employe  Dollver  Bros,  S  F,  res  1102  Tenth 
Church  Arthur,  student,  res  529  Hobart 
Church  Augustus  H,  collector  Wm  J  Dingee,  res  658  Eighth 
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55"   Church  Joseph  W,  clerk    custom   house,   S  F,  res  826    Fif-  g    |S 
UJ  ^  teenth  c:   J2 

DO  _|   Church  Lama  A  Miss,  bakery,  1250  Center,  res  same  m    — 

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CHURCH  ROD  W,  county  recorder,  Hall  of   Rec- 
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Church  of  the   Sacred  Heart  of   Jesus  (R  C)  Rev  Lawrence 

Serda  rector,  Rev  Patrick    Griffin,  asst  rector,  Fortieth 

bet  Grove  and  West 
Church  of  St  Frances  de  Sales  (R  C)  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 

Hobart 
Church  \Vm  H,  deputy  county  recorder,  res  920  Filbert 
Church  \V  W,  paper    hanger    and    decorator    Armstrong  & 

Merchant,  res  811  Thirteenth 
Churchill  X,  reporter    Tribune    Publishing   Co,    res    Hotel 

Merritt 
Chute  Alan  son  W,  plumber,  res  NE  cor  Lusk  ave  and  Forty- 
fir- 1 
Cianuarulo  B,  musician,  res  715  Linden 
Cianciarulo    Frank,   Cianciarulo's  Italian  String  Band,    res 

1012  Fifth 
Cicoulat  Clement,  propr  Oakland  French   Laundry,  res  960     ^O 

Twenty-ninth 
Cimpher  Jacob,  Accommodation  Boat  House,  Lake  Merritt,! 

E  Twelfth,  rea  same  F^O 

Ciphers  David  B,  res  946  Union  t   ■   < 

Circe  Thomas,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co  S      | 

Citizens1  [nsurance  Co  of  Baltimore,  James  Gamble agt,  469     ^^ 

Ninth  Z^^> 

CITY  ASSESSOR,  Roland  W  Snow,  City  Hall  co 

CITY   ATTORNEY,  -lam.-  A  Johnson,  City  Hall        O 
CITY  BOARD  OF  HEALTH,    D    D  Crowley,   £0 
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CITY  ENGINEER,  Thomas  W  Morgan, City  Hall 
CITY  HALL,     i  Fourteenth  and  Washington 
City  Hall  Stables,  Hunt  Bros  proprs,  51  1  Fourteenth 

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CITY  OF  LONDON  FIRE  INSURANCE 

CO  OF  ENGLAND,  W    S    Perkins    agent,  958 
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City   Market,    bet    Eleventh    and    Twelfth,    Broadway    and 

CITY    MARKET   RESTAURANT   AND 

CHOP  HOUSE,  Alexander  Campbell  proprietor 

19,  21  and  23  City  Market 
City  Mission  Training  School,  Rev  N  C  McClure  supt,  1591 

Telegraph  ave 
City  Park,  bet  Grove  and  Jefferson,  Sixth  and  Seventh 
City  Physician,  D  D  Crowley,  Fifteenth  rear  of  City  Hall 
City  Police  Judge,  Alexander  Laidlaw,  City  Hall 
City  Pound,  William  J  O'Connell  pound  master,  Peraltacor 

Twenty-sixth 

CITYSUPERINTENDENT     OF 

SCHOOLS.  J  W  McClvmonds,  office  City  Hall 

CITY  TREASURER  AND  TAX  COL- 
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City  Wharf,  M  K  Houghton  wharfinger,  Water  Front  bet 
Franklin  and  Webster 

Cklar  W  F,  carpenter,  res  SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Washing- 
ton 

Claiborne  Richard,  porter  Palace  Hotel,  S  F,  res  911  Web. 
ster 

Claich  Michael,  waiter  Post  Office  Restaurant,  res  1790 
Seventh 

Clancy  Lena,  waitress  Union  Hotel 

Clancy  William,  teamster  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Dalton 
ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 

Clanfield  John,  laborer,  res  1068  Thirty-second 

Clapp  Flora  Miss,  res  566  Thirty-fifth 

Clapp  George  H,  druggist,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
aves,  res  same 

Clapp  George  P,  manager  San  Diego  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 
566  Thirty-fifth 

Clapp  Roland  C,  mariner,  res  330  Prospect 

Clarage  James  0,  shoemaker,  res  662  Sixth 

Clarendon  House,  855  Washington 

Clark Mrs,  res  Brayton  Block 

Clark Mrs,  res  970  Jefferson 

Clark Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Clark  Ada  Mrs,  dancing  academy,  377  Twelfth,  res  S  F 

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HI   Clark  Alfred,  res  1309  Telegraph  ave  ^^ 
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Clark  Alfred  O,  foreman    Oakland    Planing    Mill,   res    753 
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GO  _j   (Mark  Alvah  K.  accountant  Loan  Associations,  S  F,  res  970;  3^ 

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X  ^   Clark  Andrew  G,  res  e  s  nr  cor  Fruit  Vale  ave  g 
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Clark  B  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  re?  7(»(.»  Jackson  J^O 

X         Clark  Benjamin,  vocalist  and    secretary  British  Benevolent  ^_^ 

CO  Association,  8  F,  res  1169  Brush  1T31 

|j         Clark  Benjamin  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  610  Fourteenth  @ 

CD         Clark  Carlton  H,  commercial   agt    Union    Pacific.    S  F,  res  <>* 

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B-         (Mark  C  H,  freight  agt  Denver  &  Rio  Grande   R    R,  res  768  lEEf 

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Clark  Charles  A,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1068  Twelfth  ave  «*■ 

(Mark  Charles  A,  machinist,  res  1003  Pine  j-hj 

Clarke  Charles  F  (C  F  Clarke  A:  Co)  res  1376  Webster  ^A 

CLARK  CHARLES  K,  secretary  Home  Security  |J 

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Uj    (lark  David,  contractor,  res  L120  Filbert  r?^ 

(Mark  D  Piatt,  contractor,  res  I L20  Filberl  ^ 

(Mark  E,  pattern  maker  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res   e    -  San    ^ 

Pablo  ave.  bet  Thirty  eighth  and  Fortieth  C^ 

CLARK    EDWARD,     president     Oakland  Iron    5    ^ 

Works,  res   1  -  Sao  Pablo  ave    bet   Thirty-eighth  and  .^    ^ 

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(Mark  Edward,  painter,  res  L009 Franklin  £  a> 

(Mark  Edward,  res  L009  Broadway  g    g 

(Mark  Edward  F,  butcher,  res  1260  West  %  ^ 

(Mark  Ella  T,  student  Duprue  &    Aydelotte's    Business  Col- 
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Mrs,  lodgings,  615Sixth  5?  Q. 

(  Mark  Ellen  M  rs,  res  31 6  ( !ypr(  —    ti 
(Mark            lie  W  Miss,  teacher  musie  and  painting,  res  829   ^  a> 

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Clark  Geo,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  723  Castro 

Clark  Geo,  res  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Clark  George  B,  engineers  P  Co,  res  Alameda 

;  Clark  George  P,  clerk  Joseph  M  Oat,  re>  77  Valley 

Clark  H,  emplove  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

I  Clark  Harry  A,  "fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1068  Twelfth  ave 

:  Clark  Helen  Miss,  res  615  Sixth 

J  Clark  Helen  J  Miss,  res  1204  Harrison 

Clark  Henry  C,  warehouseman  and  postmaster,  Bay  ave   nr 
Melrose  Station 

I  Clark  Henry  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1616  Lincoln 

i  Clark  Herbert  A,  conductor  Pullman  Car  Co,  res  847  Madi- 
son 

Clark  Horace,  news  stand,  confectionery  and  cigars, Seventh 
nr  Market  Street  Station,  res  762  Sixth 

,  Clark  Hugh,  plasterer,  res  77  Valley 

I  Clark  I  M,  painter  Carbon  Paint  Co,  res  524  Thirty-first 

I  Clark  James,  groceries,  977  Fifth,  res  same 

j  Clark  James,  cook,  res  1777  Goss 

Clark  James,  artesian  well  borer,  res  XE  cor  Fortv-Third  and 
Grove 

I  Clark  James,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 

j  Clark  James  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  772  Eighteenth 

Clark  J  B,  pattern  maker,  res  Girard  House 

Clark  Jennie  Miss,  res  816  Cypress 

Clark  Jessie  L  Miss,  res  847  Madison 

Clark  J  M,  pattern  maker,  res  524  Thirty-first 

Clark  John,  jeweler,  867  Broadway,  res  1426i  San  Pablo  ave 

Clark  John,  woodturner,  res  1173  Fifth 

Clark  John,  blacksmith,  res  70S  Third 

Clark  John,  res  1356  Eighteenth 

Clark  John,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1836|  Seventh 

Clark  Julia  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  1264  Harrison 

Clark  Kate  Miss,  clerk  California  Cotton  Mills,  res  1504  gan 
Pablo  ave 

Clark  Laura  Miss,    saleslady    Abrahamson    Bros,    res    1106 
Broadway 

Clark  Lemuel,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 

Clark  Leon  F,  clerk  S  F,  res  1003  Pine 

Clark  L  S,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkelev 

Clark  Lizzie  Miss,  res  977  Fifth 

Clark  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1535  Webster 

Clark  Mamie  Miss,  res  977  Fifth 

Clark  Marian  Miss,  music  teacher,  1019  Webster,  res  same 

Clark  Minnie  L  Mrs,  res  1746  Filbert 

Clark  Nora  Miss,  res  977  Fifth 


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Clark  Peter,  blacksmith,  res  1009  Franklin 
CLARK     R     FRANK,    manager    Oakland    branch 
Fireman's    Fund    Insurance    Co,    4S3    Ninth,    SE  cor 
Washington,  res  Alameda 
Clark  Richard   X,  parlor    car    conductor    S    P    Co,  res    917 

Twenty-fourth 
Clark  Robert  V,  propr  American  House,  616  Broadway 
Clark  Samuel  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  939  Wood 
Clark  Samuel  H,  harnessmaker,  S  F,  res  847  Madison 
Clark  Win,  teamster  Eagle  Box  and  Mfg  Co,  res  Alameda 
Clark  W  C,  clerk  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  e   s    San   Pablo 

ave  bet  Thirty-eighth  and  Fortieth 
Clark   William,    carriage    maker    J    E    Johnson,    res    1527 

Broadway 
Clark  Wm,  carpenter,  res  938  Thirty-fourth 
Clark  Wm  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  917  Twenty-fourth 
Clark  Wm  E,  employe  East   Oakland   Planing  Mill,  res  472 

E  Eleventh 
Clark  Wm  J.  painter,  res  1207  Seventh 
Clark  A;  Woolley  (George  Clark   and  John   Woollev)   props 

Oakland  Boiler  Works,  668  Franklin 
Clarke  Alice  T  Miss,  res  318  E  Seventeenth 
Clarke   Chas    II,  A   B,   teacher    English    and    bookkeeping 

Hopkins  Academy,  res  same 
Clarke  Edward,  carpenter,  res  365  Orchard 
Clarke  F  II.  teacher  California   Military  Academy,  res  same 
Clark.-  II  P,  cashier  Whittier,  Fuller   ft  Co,  res'l264   Har- 
rison 
Clarke  John  B,  professor   mathematics   University   Califor- 
nia, res  3]  s  E  Seventeenth 
Clarke  .J.dm'W.  carpenter,  res  263  Twelfth 
Clarke  Joseph  F.  wharfinger  Pacific  St  wharf.  S  F,  res  318 

K  S<  venteenth 
dark.-  Margaret  E  Miss,  res  318  El  Seventeenth 
Clarke  Maria  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1  1_1  Adeline 
Clarke  Walter,  carriage  blacksmith,  res  94]  Twenty-sixth 
(Marke  Warren  T.  Clerk  Wells,  Fargo  A  Co,  S  F,  res   1  liM 

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Clarke  William   I.  doo rmaker  California  Door  Co,  res  318 

l.  8<  •  enteenth 
ClarksoD  John,  ball  player,  res  L372  sixteenth 
Clari  ag<   Edn  ai  d  I >.  agent,  res  21  l  Twelfth 
Clason  Delia  Mi  (0  E  Twelfth 

Claaoii  Etollo  B,  stationery,  612  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
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Clausen   Adolph,  employe    Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res 
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Clausen  Charles  E,  plasterer,  res  2126  Chestnut 

Clausen  C   H,   photographer  cor  Market  and   Seventh,  res 
same 

Clausen  Charles  J,  plasterer,  res  2126  Chestnut 

Clausen  Emma  Miss,  res  2126  Chestnut 

Clausen  Henry,  laborer,  res  625  Kennedy 

Clausen  Mina  Miss,  res  512  Forty-fifth 

Clausen  William,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1114  Campbell 

Clawson  L  E  (L  E  Clawson  &  Co)  res  S  F 

Clawson  L  E  &    Co    (L    E    Clawson    and   J    L    Robinson) 
patent  chimney,  400  Thirteenth 

Clawson  School,    Miss    Julia   E    Colby   principal,  NW   cor 
Magnolia  and  Thirty-second 

Claxton  Samuel,  laborer,  res  cor  E  Thirty-fifth  and   Union 

Claxton  William,  res  363  Fifth 

Clay  A  Meaburn,  student,  res  1425  Eighth  ave 

Clay  C  C  (Sherman,  Clay  &  Co,  S  F)  res  E  Fourteenth  bet 
Park  ave  and  Julia 

Clay  Charles  C,  special  delivery  messenger  post-office,  res 
520  Eighteenth 

CIjAX  I    HENBY,    assistant   post-master,    Oakland 
post-office,  res  520  Eighteenth 

Clayton  Cornelia  Miss,  res  1354  Webster 

Clayton  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  1354  Webster 

Clayton  Susan  Miss,  res  1354  Webster 

Clayton  Wm,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Clayton  Wm  B,  cabinet  maker  Lyon  &  Co,  res  927  Thirty- 
Sixth 

Clear   Maggie   Miss,  saleslady  KAHN  &  SONS,  res 
358  Ninth 

Clear  Mamie  C  Miss,  teacher  vocal  music,  res  358  Tenth 

Clear   Thomas,  fireman  and  chief  engineer  Oakland  Gas- 
light and  Heat  Co,  res  358  Ninth 

Cleary  B  Mrs,  furnished  rooms  460  Sixth,  res  same 

Cleary  James,  nurseryman,  2333  Peralta,  res  same 

Cleary  Joseph  M,  machinist,  res  2333  Peralta 

OLE ARY  M,  family  grocer,  359-361  Twelfth,  res  SW 

cor  Twelfth  and  Jackson 
Clecak  Anton,  propr  Rockaway  Restaurant,  1112  Broadway, 

res  La  Clede  House 
Clecak  John,  propr  West  Oakland  Restaurant,  1770  Seventh 
res  1772  Seventh 


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ecak  Nicholas,  waiter  West  Oakland  Restaurant,. res  1772 

B    venth 
ecak  Peter,  clerk  Anton  Clecak,  res  La  Clede  House 

torn  Robert  B,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  208  B 
eir  Win,  clerk  Joseph  Harris,  res  North  Temescal 
eland  Darius,  contractor  and  builder,  res  918  Union 
emena  II  M  Mrs,  rea  536  Eighteenth 
emena  Jay  Mrs.  res  536  Eighteenth 
ement  A  Miss,  res  1621  Eighth 
ement    Albert   T,  tailor  Brown  &  McKinnon,  res   Weber 

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ement  Alpheua  W,  clerk  Pacific  Improvement  Co,  S  F,  res 

1  258  Harrison 
ement  C  E  Mrs,  rea  1405  Brush 
ement    Hphraim   B,   searcher  of  records,    S   F,   res    1258 

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em.  nt  Grace  W  Miss,  res  1013  Twelfth 
•  mint    H  (H  Clement  &  Co)  cigar  mfrs,   res  cor  Seventh 

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ement  H&(  'o,  wholesale  and  retail  cigar  mfrs,  456  Seventh 

and  -lv,»  Tenth,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Broadway 
ement  Herbert  R,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F.  rea  1405  Brush 
ement  Joseph,  student   Livermore  College,  rea  L 258  Har- 
rison 
ement   Kate  Miss,  cane    chair  maker  Industrial  Home  for 

the  Adult  Blind,  rea  same 
ein.-nt  Lewia  M,  civil  engineer,  S  F.  rea  L013  Twelfth 
ement  M  Mrs,  matron   Pacific  Pre--  Boarding  House,  711 

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ement  Maud  L  Miss,  rea  1013  Twelfth 
ement  M  L,  pressman,  rea  7* >8  sixth 
emenl  R,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

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emenl  Rue  sell  M,  mechanical  engineer,  rea   L013  Twelfth 
omenta  Arthur,  commercial  traveler,  rea  222  Seventh 
ementa  Christina  Mrs,  widow,  rea  1641  Adeline 
omenta  Christina  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  1641  Adeline 
ementa  Harry,  rea  s~>  I     Broadway 
ementa  In-'  b  urg  Miss,  clerk,  rea  L641  Adeline 
emishire  John,  special  agent  BoarcLof  Forreatry,  rea  217 

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213 


Clerc  Savonna  Mine,  specialist,    1240    San    Pablo    ave,  res 

1168  Webster 
Clergy  of  St  Francis,  590  Hobart 
Clerk  of  Police  Court,  W  H  O'Brien,  City  Hall 
Cleveland  Carrie  Miss,  student,  res  1126  Chestnut 
Cleveland  Merit,  hostler  Chieftain   Livery    Stables,  res  821 

Market 
Cleveland  Reuben  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  1126  Chest- 
nut 
Cliff  Alfred  G,  machinist  Judson  Iron  Works,  res  n  s  Forty- 
fifth  bet  Telegraph  and  Grove 
Cliff  George,  engineer,  res    n  s   Forty-fifth    bet    Grove  and 

Telegraph  ave 
Clifford  Edward  T,  carpenter,  res  1156  Webster 
Clifford  Frederick,  car  inspector  S  P  Co,  res  18  Maple 
Clifford  John,  laborer,  res  813  Chester 
Clifford  John  B,  druggist,  res  1367  Fifteenth 
Clifford  Joseph,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  622  Louis 
Clifford  Maggie  Miss,  res  813  Chester 
Clifford  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  813  Chester 
Clifford  Timothy,  laborer,  res  1637  Magnolia 
Clifford  Wm  A,  printer  Morning  Times,  res  858  Harrison 
Clift  E  S  Miss,  artist,  res  566  Sixteenth 
Clift  Frederick  C,  law  student,  S  F,  res  1547  San  Pablo  ave 
Clift  L  B  Miss,  res  1547  San  Pablo  ave 
Clift  Osro,  res  566  Sixteenth 
CLIFT  WILLIAM,  president  Presidio  and  Ferries 

R  R,  S  F,  res  1547  San  Pablo  ave 
Clifton  M,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Eighth 
Clifton  Wm  G,  bookkeeper    Grayson,  Owen    &    Co,  res  951 

Clay 
Climo  Albert,  shipwright,  res  883  Bay 
Clino  Samuel,  carpenter  R  R  shops,  res  956  Wood 
Clinton  DeWitt,  carpenter,  res  E  Adeline  bet  Sherman  and 
Monroe 

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Clinton  H  M,  agt  R  L  Pc'k  &  Co,  S  F,«res  1276  Thirteenth 

ave 
Clinton  Hook  a-id   Ladder   Co   No    2,  Win    Barrett  driver, 

E  Fourteenth  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  aves 

CLINTON    HOUSE,    S   H   Melvin    agent,    277    E 

Twelfth  cor  Sixth  ave 
Clintoa  Hulda'i  J  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1683  Chase 
Clinton  Market,  311  E  Twelfth 


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Clinton  Mills,  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  ave 
Clinton  Park.  E  Twelfth  Sixth  and  Seventh  a     - 

Oliver  Charles  H.  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co.  res 

Leline 
Oliver  John  H.  res  614  Adeline 
Clivio  C, grocei     -  gn    and    domestic    fruits,  1216  £ 

Pablo  ave,  :■  s  811  Twenty-eighth 
Clock  Maud  E  Miss,  rea  1140  Myrtle 
Clock  Sarah  D  Mrs,  widow,  rea  114"  Myrtle 
Clodias  August,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Cloeren  Edward,  res  2     0  Broadway 
Clonen  John,  groceries,  wines    and    liquors.  1529    Seventh. 

res  same 
Clonen  Mary  Mr-,  cashier  John  Clemen,  res  152     B   venth 
Olooney  Thomas  J,  wood    and   coal,    hay    and    grain,   157S 

venth.  res  1373  Eighth 
Clothier  Minnie    J    Miss,    decorative    painting    and     fancy 

work  ;i6  Twelfth 

Cloudman  Charles  H.  shoemaker.  1357  Peralta.  res  same 
Cloudman  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1357  Peralta 
Clough  Alton  H  (Clough  &  Baker)  res  cor  Twenty-third  ave  j 

and  E  Fifteenth 
CLOUGH  &  BAKER  n   H   Clough  and 

G  Bafc  r,  real  estate.  468  Ninth 
_:.  C  H.  salmon  canner,  re-       9  &  venth 
CloiiL'h  E  II,  reporter,  rea  1272  Twenty-third  ave 
gb  F  L  lira,  res       -  Si  venth 

'rankie  Mi  —  ,  student,  re-  ::"N  E  Sixteenth 

P.  bookkeeper  Gould   A:    Williamson,  res     221 
Twenty-thir 

rohn  F.  luml  rveyor,  rea  E  8    tteenth 

:»  Lotta  M  M  is,     a  &13  Thirteenth 
'.'.:•  M  i358  E  Sixl       :h 

Clow  A  B  Durant    School,  rea  57J  Caledonia 

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Coady  Richard  E,  letter  carrier,  res  566  Twenty-fourth 
Coakley  Alice  Miss,  res  356  Seventh 
Coakley  Daniel,  laborer,  res  828  Fifteenth 
Coakley  Ellen  Miss,  res  616  Seventeenth 
Coakley  James,  butcher  M  M  Samson,  res  616    Seventeenth 
Coakley  Michael,   butcher   M  M    Samson,    res  616   Seven- 
teenth 
Coal  Consumers'  Association  of   Oakland, 'John  Feam  pres, 
D  P  Gray  vice-pres,  M  D  Chamberlain  mgr,  960  Broad- 
way 
Coan  Thomas,  hostler  Dexter  Stables,  res  same 
Coates  Ed  J,  grocery,  NW  cor  Adeline  and  Fourteenth,  res 

same 
Coates  John  D,  nailer  Pacific  Iron    and    Nail   Co,    res  461 

Ninth 
Coates  Lillian  Miss,  student,  res  916  Center 
Coates  Mary  R  Mrs,  res  916  Center 
Coates  Thomas,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  824  Union 
Coates  William,  conductor  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res   561 

Twenty-fifth 
Coates  Wm  Jr,  engineer,  res  561  Twenty-fifth 
Coates  W  S,  rigger  S  P  Co 

Coats  George,  hostler  Dashaway  Stables,  res  370  Eleventh 
Cobalt  Edward,  employe  Columbus  Buggy  Co,  S  F,  res  767 

Thirteenth 
Cobb  Henry,  student,  res  1365  Fifteenth 
Cobb  Isabella    Mrs,    teacher    California    College,    res    1756 

Ninth  ave 
Cobb  Joseph,  longshoreman,  res  1365  Fifteenth 
Cobb  Louis  H,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  966  Center 
Cobb  Rufus  S,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  966  Center 
Cobbledick  James,  traveling  salesman,  res  177  E  Twelfth 
Cobbledick  James  H,  decorator,  res  177  E  Twelfth 
Cobbledick  LN,  clerk  Whittier,    Fuller    &    Co,    res   177    E 

Twelfth 
Cobbledick  Mary  Miss,  res  177  E  Twelfth 
Cobbledick  Wm  H,  salesman  res  177  E  Twelfth 
Cobelt  Adolph,  tanner,  res  809  E  Sixteenth 
Coburn  Asa  H  C,  laborer,  res  1122  Wood 
Coburn  Frank  M,  laborer,  res  1122  Wood 
Coburn  John  C,  clerk  Judson  C  Coburn,  res    Park    ave    nr 

Halleck,  Emeryville 
Coburn  Judson  C,  stationer,    postmaster    and    express    agt, 

Park  ave  nr  Halleck,  Emeryville,  res  same 
Coburn  Louis  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1122  Wood 
Coburn  Nahum,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1122  Wood 


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UJ  Coburn  Shepard  S,  frame  maker  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res 
Z  11  2 2  Wood 

burn  S  M  Mrs,  rea  822  E  Fifteenth 
burn  William  J.  res  Park  ave  nr  Halleck.  Emeryville 
Cochran  Alice  E  Miss,  rea  565  Sixteenth 
Cochran  John  T.  commercial    traveler,  S    F,  res    565    Six- 
nth 
X  <  Cockrill  Ben,  rea  522  Tenth 
|-  O  Cockrill  Cristopher  C,  capitalist,  res  522  Tenth 
M-krill  Grace  Miss,  rea  "22  Tenth 
krofl  Irving  R,  employe  California  Sugar    Refiners,    res 

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ckrofl  Louia  F,    passenger   agt   Oceanic    Steamship    Co, 

SF    rea  Prospect  Height- 
le  W  E,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
.     n  L  II  Mrs,  res  539  Thirty-sixth 
>rge,  laborer,  rea  225  Third 

^>dy  John,  horse  trainer,  res  225  Third 
Ada  Miss,  rea  371  Tenth 
John  T,  collector.  021  Broadway,  res  514  Fifteenth 
Hilho  Ellen  Mrs.  domestic,  res  656  Sixth 
el  po  Joseph,  lahorerS  P  Co 
David  N, clerk  custom-,  s  F.  rea  1124 Chestnut 
Michael  II.  dry  goods  and  clothing,  962 Washington, 
PHI  Fourteenth 

^j    I  Catherine  Mrs,  rea  625  Chestnut 

S  William  J, printer  Oakland  T  rea  916 Henry 

•    \lhcrt  F.  Btock  broker,  S  F,  rea  918  Sixteenth 
tlin  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  rea  \-^~  Harrison 
'•iii  Dollie  M  L387  Harrison 

^  fin  Kate  M  1387  Harrison 

^1    Coffin  Oliver*  »r  Report,  8F,  rea  1063  Poplar 

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Mi  Ban  Pablo  av<  I  orty-fifth 

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Cohen  Gertrude  Miss,  res  929  Poplar 

Cohen  Henry,  barber,  1781  Seventh,  res Fifth 

Cohen  Isaac,  clerk  S  S  Cohen,  res  1743  Adeline 
Cohen  Isidore,  glazier,  S  F,  res  510  Sixth 
Cohen  J,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Cohen  Jacob  E,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  224  Twelfth 
Cohen  James  E,  blacksmith  R  R    shops,  res    815    Twenty- 
second 
Cohen  Julia  Miss,  res  1743  Adeline 
Cohen  Kittie   Miss,   saleswoman    Wonder   Millinery   Store, 

res  224  Twelfth 
Cohen  Meyer,  clerk  J  G  Brugeire,  res  224  Twelfth 

Cohen  Mike,  barber  Hy  Cohen,  res Willow 

Cohen  Sarah  Miss,  saleswoman    Wonder    Millinery    Store, 

res  224  Twelfth 
Cohen  Simon,  peddler,  res  700  Franklin 
Cohen  Simon  S,  grocer,  1743  Adeline,  res  same 
Cohen  William,  res  860  Alice 
Cohn  Abraham,  tailor,  259  B,  res  same 
Cohn  Abraham  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  259  B,  res  same 
Cohn  Arthur,  salesman,  res  531  Ninth 
Cohn  Louis,  peddler,  res  205  Second 
Cohn  M  J,  butcher,  res  613  Fifth 
Cohn  Morris,  peddler,  res  517  Third 
Cohn  M  &  Co  (M  Cohn    and  M  Lissner)   loan   office,  1162 

Broadway 
Cohn  Meyer  (M  Cohn  &  Co)  res  1479  San  Pablo  ave 
Cohn  Samuel  A,  peddler,  res  516  Fifth 
Coin  Albert  R,  carriage  blacksmith,  res  1370  Broadway 
COIN  CECILE   MBS,  laundress,    1370    Broadway, 

res  same 
Coin  Raymond,  French  Laundry,  1370  Broadway,  res  same 
Coit  Griffith  (Coit,  Barton  &    Covvles,  S    F)    cor    Broadway 

and  Booth 
Coit  Hamilton,  -  ardware,  S  F,  res  1885  Telegraph  ave 
Colas  Annie  Mrs,  res  Dalton  ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 
Colas  Eugene,  laborer,  res  Dalton  ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 
Colbert  Elizabeth  A  Miss,  res  678  Twenty-seventh 
Colbert  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  678  Twenty-seventh 
Colbert  John  F,  printer  Evening   Tribune,  res  678  Twenty- 
seventh 
Colburn  Anna  W  Mrs,  res  1769  Seward 
Colburn  Frederick,  gardener,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
Colburn  George,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1725  Thirteenth 
Colburn  George  C,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1721+  Chase 

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Col  bin  11  Jacob  S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1762  Seward 

Colburn  Maria  S  Mrs.  widow,  res  1709  Seward 

Colby  Amasa  D,  farmer,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr  College 

Colby  Eugene,  student  High  School,  res  131")  Twelfth   ave 

Colby  Flora  I  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  483  Twenty-fifth 

Iby  Fram-c-  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  483  Twenty-fifth 
Colby  II  H,  postmaster  Brooklyn  Station,  propr   East  Oak- 
land and  San   Francisco   Express,  agt   Wells,  Fargo   & 
Co  and  Western  Union   Telegraph   Co,  cor   Thirteenth 
ave  and  E  Twelfth,  res  1315  Twelfth  ave 
Colby  Julia  E  Miss,  principal  Clawson  School,  res  733  Bush, 

S  F 
ColdweU  Charles  W.  carpenter,    res    Twenty-second  ave  nr 

Twentieth 
Cole  A,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 
Cole  Bessie  Miss,  res  1545  Webster 
Cole  C  H,  patrolman,  res  The  Olive 
Cole  Charles  D,  chiropodist,  res  826  Twenty-ninth 
Cole  Charles  F,  advertising  agt,  S  F,  res  1352  Brush 
Cole  E  F  Mrs,  res  cor  Fourteenth  ave  and  E  Twenty-fourth 
Cole  F  G  (Aldrich  A:  Cole)  res  Alameda 
Cole  (t race  H,  res  906  Broadway 
Cole  II  A,  manager  and    secretary    Oakland  Rubber  Stamp 

Cole  Harry  X.  agt  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co,  906  Broad- 
way 

le  Henry  M.  engineer,  rea  572  Twelfth 
Col,-  II  W  Mrs,  res  906  Broadway 

le  Kate  E  Mi  —  ,  artist,  res  572  Twelfth 
Col,-  L  c.  res  1545  Webster 
Cole  Lillie  C  Mrs,  teacher,  res  ">72  Twelfth 
Cole  Mary  A  Mi*.-,  re-  1777  Tenth  ave 

Col.-  OraMiss,  waitress  W  C  T  U  Restaurant,  res  1003  Clay 

Elector  E  Dr,  r<  b  572  Twelfth 
Cole  8chool,  J  P  Garlick  principal,   Tenth   bet    Union  and 
1  'oplar 
;»•  Win  II.  carpenter,  res  359  Tenth 
Col-  i  I  !      onductor  8  P  Co,  res  263  Twelfth 

rove  M  t  Mrs,  res  263  Twelfth 

Coleman  Block,  Mrs   .1    8    Dallas  propr,   furnished   rooms, 
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Coleman    Ham,    new    and    Becond-hand   furniture,    U6-18 
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Coleman  John  L,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  820  Myrtle 

Coleman  John  W,  supt  N  P  C  R  R,  S  F,  res  754  Eighth 

Coleman  Levi  B,  painter,  res  618  E  Twenty- second 

Coleman  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1018  Fifth 

Coleman  Rosa  Mrs,  res  460  Third 

Coleman  Wm  D,  compositor  Times,  res  875  Washington 

Colestock  Tom  D,  student  Depue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 
College,  res  2124  Elm 

Coley  Hilan,  compositor  Morning  Times 

Colfen  John,  lumberman  E  M  Derby  &  Co,  res  780  Six- 
teenth ave 

Colgett  John,  gardener,  res  1011  Fourteenth 

Colin  Benoit,  trunks  and  valises,  1016  Broadway,  res  cor 
Perry  and  Prospect 

College  Hall,  NE  cor  Twelfth  and  Harrison 

Collesa  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Collet  Robert,  gardener  Geo  E  Grant,  1303  Third  ave 

Collier  Augustus,  teamster  Standard  Oil  Co,  1066  E  Twenty- 
Second 

Collier  Charles,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  914 
Twenty-sixth  ave 

Collier  John,  carpenter,  res  151  Second 

Collier  John  H,  mining,  res  1912  Telegraph  ave 

Collier  Maggie  Miss,  res  151  Second 

Collier  Maria  Mrs,  widow7,  res  151  Second 

Collier  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  410  Tenth 

Colling  Emma  Mrs,  res  715  Fourth 

Colling  Simeon  C,  electric  bell  mfr,  res  715  Fourth 

Collingridge  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  362  E  Fifteenth 

Collins  Albert  F,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1408 
Ninth 

Collins  Alice  R  Miss,  res  871  Filbert 

Collins  Anna  Mrs,  finisher  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  811 
Twelfth 

Collins  Benjamin,  res  852  Alice 

Collins  Birdie  Miss,  res  871  Filbert 

Collins  Con  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  861  Chester 

COLLINS  D  EDWARD,  secretary  Mountain  View 
Cemetery,  res  NE  cor  Harrison  and  Seventeenth 

Collins  Edward  L,  law  student,  res  935  Campbell 

Collins  Ellen  Miss,  res  839  Eighteenth 

Collins  Eugene  A,  expressman,  res  980  Thirty-sixth 

Collins  Frank,  painter,  res  626  Third 

Collins  Geo,  porter  J  J  Hanifin  &  Co,  res  Seventh  and 
Broadway 

Collins  Geo  H  (Higgins  &  Collins,  S  F)  res  526  Tenth 


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Collins  H,  sawver  Eagle  Box  Manufacturing  Co,  res  712 
Fifth 

Collins  Honorah  Mrs,  res  839  Eighteenth 

Collins  Henry  D,  laborer,  res  167  Eighth 

Collins  Henry  M,  groceries  and  hardware,  1766  Seventh,  res 
1823  Eighth 

Collins  James,  laborer  S  P. Co,  res  701  Campbell 

Collins  James,  bridge  builder,  res  416  Fifth 

Collins  Jerry,  employe   S   P  Co,  res  1664  Pacific 

Collins  John,  baker  Flake  Bakery,  res  687  Twenty-sixth 

Collins  John,  teamster  Fred  Schenlen,  res  cor  Twentieth 
ave  and  E  Fourteenth 

Tollins  John  C,  printer  Chronicle,  S  F,  res  666  Twenty- 
ninth 

Collins  John  H,  switchman's  P  Co,  res  701  Campbell 

Collins  Julia  Mrs,  widow,  res  167  Eighth 

Collins  Kate  Miss,  res  666  Twenty-ninth 

Collin  a  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  701  Campbell 

Collins  Lottie  Miss,  res  526  Tenth 

Collins  Lyman  P,  machinist,  res  935  Campbell 

Collins  Mary  E  Miss,  bookkeeper  Hv  M  Collins,  res  1823 
Short 

Collins  Mary  F  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  167  Eighth 

Collins  Michael,  res  1007^  E  Fourteenth 

Collin^  M  J,  bookkeeper  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  972 
\  enth 

Collins  Nellie  M  Miss,  operator  Western  Union,  res  1661 
Sixteenth 

Collins  Nicholas  J,  clerk  Custom  House,  S  F,  res  587  Twen- 
ty-fifth 

Colli ns  Owen,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Bool  and  Shoe  Co, 
res  L227  Sixteenth 

Collins  Patrick  II.  res  L661  sixteenth 

Colline  Patrick  M.  real  eMate  agt,  962  Seventh,  res  972 
rent  h 

Collins  Pauline  Miss,  rea  526  Tenth 

Collins  William,  res  L67  Eighth 

COLLINS  WILLIAM,  superintendent  Mountain 
Vi(  metery,  pee  -Mine 

Collins  Win  II.  student,  res  L823  short 

Collischonn  Charles,  correspondent  Belloc  A  Co,  8  1\  res 
^  1 7  Jackson 

Collischonn  Franz,  bookkeeper,  rea  817  Jackson 

Collischonn  Otto,  draughtsman,  res  817  Jackson 

Collischonn  Philip,  student  medical  department  University 
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Collison  Ben,  oiler  S  P  Co 

Collver  Charles  W,  carpenter,  res  1728  Twelfth 

Collyer  David  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1728  Twelfth 

Collyer.  George  F,  letter  carrier,  res  1728  Twelfth 

Collyer  Jacob,  carpenter  C  P  Co,  res  1728  Twelfth 

Colman  E,  salesman  H  Davis,  res  421  Sixth 

Colman  E  &  Co  (H  Davis)  furniture,  477  Twelfth 

Colman  George,  weaver,  res  Geischen  House 

Colman  Herman,  salesman  Julius  Colman,  res  414  Sixth 

Colman  Johanna  T  Miss,  res  780  Sixteenth  ave 

Colman  John,  turner  Pacific  Coast  Planing    Mills,    res  826 

Castro 
Colman  Julius,  furniture,  469-471  Broadway,  res  same 
Colomb  Jules,  wood  carver  J  McBride,  res  S  F 
Colson  C,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry 
Colson  E,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's    quarry,  res 

same 
Colson  Edward,  fireman  OCR  Co,  res  856  Nineteenth 
Colson  Edward  F,    fireman    Oakland    Cable    Co,    res    856? 

Nineteenth 
Colson  Gustavus,  blacksmith  Alameda    Macadamizing  Co's 

quarry,  res  same 
Colson  M  F  Mrs,  res  1116  Ninth  ave 
Colson  William,  employe  Phoenix  Foundry 
Columbia  Rowing  Club,  Howard  H   Shinn    pres,   Wm    Mc- 

Pherson  sec,  foot  of  Alice 
Columbus    Buggie    Co,    Branch,    W  C    Glenn     mgr,    406 

Twelfth 
COLVILLE  FRANK  C  (Elliott    &    Colville)    res 

1503  Seventh  ave 
Colvill  S  M  Mrs,  res  1503  Seventh  ave 
COXjVIN  C  Xj,  attorney-at-law,    854|    Broadway,    res 

624  E  Twenty-second 
Colvin  F  M,  res  655  Thirty-third 
COLVIN  K  S,    law   stenographer,  and  (Fitzgerald  & 

Colvin)  921  Broadway,  room  5,    res  same 
Colwell  Lillie  A  Miss,  res  610  E  Eighteenth 
Colwell  Ralph  L,  res  610  E  Eighteenth 
Colwell  S  A  Mrs,  res  610  East 
Comalus  Peter,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co 
Comas  M,  res  1552  Third 

Comber  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1614  Eighth 
COMBS  ANGUS    W,    manager   Oakland    Branch 

Western  Granite  and   Marble   Works,    res    2507   Pied- 
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Combs  John  A,  stone  cutter  Western   Granite  and    Marble 

Co,  res  Mather  bet  Piedmont  ave  and  Howe 
Combey  James,  inspector  S  P  Co,  res  1614  Eighth 
Comer  T,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's    quarry,  res 

same 
Comerford  Annie  G  Miss,  domestic,  1680  Webster 
Comerford  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  811  Seventeenth 
Comerford  Sarah  Mrs,  res  811  Seventeenth 
Comerford  Vincent,  carpenter,  res  511  Twenty-fourth 
Commercial  Insurance  Co  of  California,  B  B  Laton  agt,  468 

Ninth 

COMMERCIAL  RESTAURANT,  J  Souffrane 

proprietor,  473  Eleventh 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co  of  London,  J  H  Troy  agt, 

457  Ninth 
Commercial  Union  Hotel,  D  Burns  propr,  Park  ave  Station, 

Emeryville 
Comming  Wm  Henry,   physician  and   surgeon,  res   Merrill 

Hotel 
Commins  Randolph,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  1302  Broad- 
way, res  1155  Madison 
Comozzi  Charles,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Comozzi  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Comozzi  Peter,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Comozzi  Teresa,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Companie  General  Transatlantique,  Geo  A  Seaman   agent, 

in;:;  Broadway 
Company  A,  Fifth  Regiment  N  G  C,  armory  Cavalry  Hall. 

106  1  Washington 
Company  C,  Third  Regiment  Infantry,  N  (i  C,  armory  Sim- 
mons Hall 
Company  F,  Fifth  Regiment,  N  G^C,  armory  Cavalry  Hall 
L064  Washington 
tnptorj  Belle  Mi-,  res  L460  Twelfth 

tnpton   Elleq  Mrs,  widow,  res   1-160  Twelfth 

<  lompton  ( I  Mi  —  ,  rea  Beulah  Park 

Compton  Henry  T,  a— t    engineer    Harbor   Commissioners, 

hester 
Compton  H  N,  carriage  maker,  rea  Beulah  Park 

mpton  Nellie  Mi-,  n  -  l  160  Twelfth 
Compton  Thomas,  clerk,  8  P.  rea  l  160  Twelfth 
Compton  William  P>.  clerk,  S  P.  rea  L460  Twelfth 
Comstock  A  \'.  miner,  rea  N  Temescal 
Comstock  Charlea  C,  bridge    inspector   B    P   Co,  rea    L030 

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Comstock  George  M  (Stewart  &  Com  stock)  res  1030  Peralta 
Comstock  H  G,  train  dispatcher  S  P  Co,  res  950   Filbert 

Comstock  J,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

Comstock  Mark  H,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  1501f  Eighth 

Comstock  M  E    Mrs,  saleslady    Taft    &   Pennoyei,  res    317 

Fourteenth 
Comstock  0  P  Jr,  carpenter,  res  1463  Broadway 
Comstock  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  1463  Broadway 
Conant  Z  Mrs,  widow,  res  922  Center 
Conaway  M  L  Mrs,  res  Winsor  Hotel 
Conboy  Mary  G   Mrs,   res    950    Twenty-second  bet  Filbert 

and  Myrtle 
Concannon  Thomas,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Grove 

CONCOBDIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO  (of 

Milwaukee)  Harmon  &   Sears,  H  Griffin's  Agency,  958 

Broadway 
Condell  W  N,  wood  worker  Oakland  Carriage  Co,  res  Rand- 

lett  House 
Condron  Delia  Mrs,  res  1006  Sixteenth 
Condron  Jane  Mrs,  res  w  s    Telegraph    ave,    fourth    house 

from  Forty-second 
Cone  James  E,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  815  Twenty-second 
Cone  John,  blacksmith  helper  R  R  shops,  res  1715  Atlantic 
Cone  John  Jr,  employe  Coleman  &  Wattles,  S   F,  res   1715 

Atlantic 
Cone  Mamie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1715  Atlantic 
Congdon  Ernest  N,  agent  S  F  Chronicle,  res  815  Webster 
Conger  Benjamin  S,  pattern  maker,  S  F,  res  1062  Kirkham 
Conger  Benjamin  T,  printer,  S  F,  res  1062  Kirkham 
Congregational     Association    of     Christian    Chinese,    323 

Eighth 
Congregation  Beth  Jacob 

Conklin  Frank  G,  glove  mfr,  S  F,  res  1326  Fourth  ave 
Conklin  Henry  L,  res  818  Sixteenth 
Conklin  Henry  L  Jr,  clerk,  res  818  Sixteenth 
Conlan  James  E,  plumber,  res  809  Twenty-second 
Conlan  Lizzie  Miss,  res  809  Twenty-second 
Conlan  Mary  Miss,  res  809  Twenty-second 
Conley  Dennis,  hostler  Peter  Pumyea,  res  216  Eighth 
Conley  John,  plaster  decorations,  375  Twelfth,  res  same 
Conlin  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  809  Twenty-second 
Conlin  Lizzie,    employe    California    Hosiery    Co,    res    809 

Twenty-second 
Conlin  Mollie  Miss,  res  809  Twenty-second 
Conlon  Annie  Mrs,  res  831  Magnolia 
Conlon  Henry,  machinist,  res  1677  Taylor 


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Conlon  Eloberl  A,  moulder,  S  F,  res  1677  Taylor 

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SURANCE CO,  H  B  Sears  Jr  agent,  958  Broad- 
way 
Conneally  Jeremiah,  tailor  Brown    &    McKinnon,  res  175-j 

Telegraph  ave 
Connell    John,    ofiicer    steamer    Queen    of  Pacific,  res  1269 

Twelfth 
Connell  John,  upholsterer  F  Rading,  res  527  Seventh 
Connell  James,  plumber,    904  Washington,  res  Twenty-sec- 
ond nr  San  Pablo  ave 
>nnell  Margaret  Miss,  res  1269  Twelfth 
Connell  Mary  Mrs,  res  1269  Twelfth 
Connell  May  Miss,  milliner,  res  1269  Twelfth 
Connell  K<>se  Mi>s,res  1269  Twelfth 
Connell  Robert,  carpenter,  res  1001  Franklin 
Council  Win  .1.  instructor  California  Military  Academy,  res 

same 
Connellan  Lawrence  C,  laborer  SP  Co,  res  1662  Pacific 

rmelley  Dennis,  hostler  P  Pumyea,  res  216  Eighth 
Connelly  David  F.  res  1711  San  Pablo  ave 
Connelly  John,  employe  Pacific   Iron   and   Xail  Works,  res 

177*1   William 
Connelly  Joseph,  -indent,  res  L622  Union 
Connelly  Julia  Mrs,  toidow,  res  1714  San  Pablo  ave 
nnelly  Mary  Mrs,  rea  177 1  William 
mnelly  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1622  Union 
tinelly  Michael,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1771  William 

l  'mindly   Nellie   M  rs,   rea  1  806  ( Jrove 

Connelly  P,  machinist  8  1*  Co,  rea  L679  Atlantic 

a  nelly  Patrick,  Laborer,  rea  1806  Grove 
Connelly  Patri  k.  laborer,  pea  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Connelly  Patrick,  Laborer,  re    Is  17  Seventh 
Connelly  Peter,  laborer,  rea   rear  1<h;:;i  Kirkham 
1      inelly  Minnie  M  rs,  1 1  -  L679  Atlantic 
( lonnel)   1 1         Laborer,  rea  ( Oakland  1  Louse 

Inn  Miss,  rea  L819  Twelfth 
CONNER  DANIEL  M,  attorney-at-law  and  courl 
commi  sioner    Alameda    County,    rooms    24-25,    951 
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Conner  Madeline  Miss,  artist,  S  F,  res  1722  Linden 

Conner  Millie  Miss,  res  1722  Linden 

Conner  Samuel,    dairyman,    res    cor    Thirteenth    ave    and 

Thirty-third 
Conner  W  B,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1012  Cypress 
Conners  &  Federspiel  (John  Conners    and    Andrew  Feder- 

spiel)  commission  merchants  and  dealers  in  all  kinds 

of  fruit  and  produce,  467  Eleventh 
Conners  John  (Conners    &    Federspiel)  res  SE    cor  Prince 

and  Ellis 
Conners  John  E,  reporter  Tribune,  res  1115  Jackson 
Conners  John  J,  blacksmith  Robert  Gilmore,  res  1119  Third 
Conners  Margaret  E,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  1115  Jackson 
Conners  Mollie  E  Miss,  teacher   mechanical    drawing  Oak- 
land High  School,  res  1115  Jackson 
Conners  Timothy  (S  P  Co)  res  1012  Cypress 
Connerton  Catherine,  domestic,  res  1226  Fourteenth 
Connerton  Catherine  Mrs,  groceries,  1051  Wood,  res  same 
Connerton  Joseph,  driver  People's    Express  Co,  res  Wilcox 

Block 
Conness  Thomas,  cement  finisher,    res   w  s   Telegraph  ave 

nr  Forty -third 
Connolly  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  829  Oak 
Connolly  Emmet  A,  musician,    res    Hallett    ave    nr  Green, 

Stock  Yards 
Connolly  Francis,  laborer,  res  953  Fifth 
Connolly  John,  laborer,  res  674  Thirty-sixth 
Connolly  Martin,  millhand  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 

E  Eleventh  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth  aves 
Connolly  Nicholas,    butcher,    res    Hallett    ave    cor   Green, 

Stock  Yards 
Connolly  W  G,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Connor  Annie  Miss,  res  1319  Twelfth 
Connor  Cornelius,  laborer,  res  1062  Twenty-fourth 
Connor  J  M,  conductor,  res  Clarendon  House 
Connor  John  A,  compositor  Oakland    Enquirer,  res  Melrose 
Connor  John  W,  res  555  Twenty-first 
Connor  Lizzie  M,  res  555  Twenty-first 
Connor  Margaret  Miss,  res  Commercial,  Melrose 
Connor  Mary,  res  555  Twenty-first 
Connor  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  2104  San  Pablo  ave 
Connor  Patrick,  laborer  Judson  Mnfg  Co,  res  223  Eddie 
Connor  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Connor  Wm,  laborer,  res  1662  Sixteenth 
Connors  Alice  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Connors  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 


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^  Connors  Mamie  Miss,  laundress  Contra   Costa  Laundry 
W  Connors  Mamie  Mis-,  employe  Cotton  Mills,  res  664  Twen 

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CO  Z  Conrad  Alexander,  produce,  Free  Market,  res  757  Webster 

W  <  Conrad  Aloise  Mrs,  widow,  res  757  Webster 

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Conroy ,  expressman,  res  Fnion  Hotel 

Conroy  Eugene  C  (Howard  &  Conroy)  res  cor  Seventh  and 

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Conroy  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron    and    Nail  Co,  res  1007 

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Conroy  Julia,  domestic,  res  13G4  Broadway 
Conroy  Hannah,  widow,  res   1812  West 
Conroy  Henry,  cement  sidewalk  layer,  res  1312  West 
Conry  .John,  teamster,  res  1312  West 
Considine  Edward,  butcher  L  Peres 
Considine  Patrick,  groceries  218  Sixth,  res  same 
Consolf  Manuel,  Laborer,  res  221  Second 
Continental    Fire    Insurance   Co,   Waterman,    Sayre   &    Co 

agts,  L003^  Broadway 
Continental  [nsurance  Co  of  New  York,  James  (Jumble  agt, 

469  Ninth 

CONTRA  COSTA  LAUNDRY  ASSOCI- 
ATION, Geo  II  Ilallett.  Pliny  Hartlett  ami  P  E 
Dalton,  proprietors,  office  .S(>7  Broadway,  laundry  SW 
cor  Fourteenth  and  K  irkbam 

CONTRA  COSTA  PACKING  CO,  Rice  & 
Whim  proprietors,  stalls  2,  -1  and  6,  City  Market 

Contra    Costa  Pickle  Works,  SE  cor  Webster  and  First 

Contra  <  osta  Water  Co,  Henry  Pierce  pres,  W  II  Mead 
office  158  Eighth,  yard  SWcor  First  and  Webster 

Contreries  Fred,  teamster,  pea  Lusk  ave  bet  Forty-first  and 
Forty-second 

Control         tephen,  teamster,  res  Lusk  ave  bet   Forty-first 

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CONVENT    OF    OUR    LADY     OF    THE 
SACRED  HEART,  Mother  Elizabeth  superior, 
L534  Webster 
Converse    Albert,    teamster    Maxwell    a-    Pearce,   res    L309 

Broadway 
Conv<  rse  Harry,  bookkeeper,  8  F,  res  L309  Broadway 

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Conway  M,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  Park  st,  Alameda 

Conway  Mary  Miss,  res  1168  Seventh 

Conway  Ollie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Conway  Thomas,  gardener,  res  s  s  Birch  nr  Broadway 

Cooey  Harry,  res  Wilcox  Block 

Coogan  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 

Cook  Austin,  miller,  res  14l8  Eleventh 

Cook  Capt  Mrs,  res  821  Washington 

Cook  Caroline  Mrs,  widow,  res  1378  Ninth 

Cook  Charles,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1671  William 

Cook  Charles  J,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  682  Twenty-fourth 

Cook  Chas  W,  clerk  Southern  California  Insurance  Co,  res 

1326  Linden 
Coogan  T  C,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1217  Filbert 
Cook  Alex  J,  cattle  buyer,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 
Cook  Alex  J,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 
Cook  Alice  Miss,   dressmaker  Mrs  H  T  Caldwell,  res  766 

Twenty-first 
Cook  Amanda,  folder  Pacific  Press,  res  912  Clay 
Cook  A  R,  cattle  buyer,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 
Cook  Cosumne  P,  artist,  S  F,  res  s  s  Forty-third,  first  house 

from  Telegraph  ave 
Cook  Edith  Miss,  res  1003  Franklin 
Cook  Edna  A,   bookkeeper  John  *Cushing  &  Son,  res  1003 

Franklin 
Cook  Edward,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  971  Third 
Cook  Emily,  student  Dupue&  A ydelotte's  Business  College, 

res  1222  Fourteenth 
Cook  E  P,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1326  Linden 
Cook  Ernest  A,  candy  mfr,  1271  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Cook  F  M,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Cook  F  B,  clerk  Harrison  &  Boyce,  res  473  Twenty-fourth 
Cook  Fred  W,  machinist,  S  F,  res  766  Twenty-first 
Cook  George,  engineer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry, 

res  same 
Cook  George  W,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Works,  res 

960  Fifth 
Cook  Charles,  stockbroker,  S  F,  res  504  Fifteenth 
Cook  George,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  802  Wood 
Cook  George,  driver  J   H    Mount,  res    cor    Forty-fifth   and 

Telegraph  ave 
Cook  George  W,  chemist,  S  F,  res  1326  Linden 
Cook  George  W  Jr,  clerk,  S  F/res  1326  Linden 
Cook  Harriet  M  Mrs,  dressmaking,  1003  Franklin,  res  same 
Cook  Henry  A,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 

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Cook  Ira,  clerk    Commissary    Dept.    D    S  A,  S  F,  res  1720 

Twelfth  ave 

Cook  James,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1630  Webb  ave,  Alameda 
H  Q  Cook  John  P,  clerk  W  W  Blow,  res  1222  Fourteenth 
Cook  John  R,  student,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 

k  Lizzie  N  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1222  Fourteenth 
Cook  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1319  Eleventh  ave 
C<»ok  Maud  Miss,  res  1003  Franklin 
Cook  Millie  Miss,  res  1378  Ninth 

Cook  N  B,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  Alameda 
Cook  Nellie  Miss,  teacher  Lafayette  School,  res  1326  Linden 
Cook  Oliver,  engineer  Commercial    Steam  Power  Works,  S 

F,  res  218  Seventh 
I  Cook  Peter,  printer,  res  1222  Fourteenth 
|  Cook  Robert,  machinist,  res  1659  Thirteenth 
j  Cook  Sarah  E  Mrs,  res  1512  Eighth 
|  Cook  S  M,  res  680  Tenth 
;  Cook  Susan  Miss,  res  1378  Ninth 

^Cook  Thomas  K,  clerk  Kohler  &  Chase,  res  711  Fourth 
Cook  W  F,  bartender  W  J  Ballard,  res  473  Twenty-fourth 
H»oke  Clara  Miss,  res  1769  Tenth  ave 
j  Cooke  D  D,  clerk  Charles  Baab,  res  972  Broadway 
Cooke  Frank,  real  estate,  res  503  E  Twenty-fourth 
hfl    Cooke  Frank  W,  foreman  Daily  Alta,  S  F,  res  1309  Eighth 
£ji    Cooke  Franklin,  with    John    L    Cooke,  res    Tenth    ave  cor 
Twenty-fourth 
|  Cooke  Gracie  Miss,  res  1227  Linden 

S    Cooke  Harry  A,  clerk    Anglo-Nevada   Bank,  S    F,  res  1769 
Tenth  ave 
I  Cooke  II  K  Mrs.  res  1227  Linden 
^|    Cooke  Horace  T.  rea  1769  Tenth   ave 

^U    ('""ke  John  L,  real  estate,  618  E  Eleventh,  res   1769  Tenth 
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Cooke  Robert,  Bupl  Gospel  Temperance  Home,  1161  Frank- 
ly] lin.  re-  vaine 
H^  S    mley  J,  Btadent,  res   1769  Tenth  ave 

C<  Win    II    Lev.  pastor    Golden   Gate   Congregational 

W  Church,  res  925  Thirty-sixth 

fa  Louis,  paper  hanger,  8  F.  res  1521  Eighth 
graph  ave 

m   Oool  Russell  H,  dentist,  1115  Broadway,  res  same 

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p|  rree  Luhhe  Lihrarv.  ns    1  -J(>7   Wehster 

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Cooley  Milton  Van  Horn,  hardware,  S  F,  res  581  Caledonia 


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Coolidge  Fannie  Mis-,    stenographer    and    typewriter,  S  F, 

res  695 Thirty-fourth 
Coolidge  George  H,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley.  res  Win- 

throp  House 
Coolidge  G  W,  clerk  S  F,  res  817  Franklin 
Coolidge  James  C,  res  695  Thirty-fourth 
Coolidge  Jane  Mrs,  res  809  Sixteenth 
Coolidge  Nellie,  folder  Pacific  Press,  res  809  Sixteenth 
Coolidge  Nellie  Miss,  res  809  Sixteenth 
Coon  Hannah  Mrs,  res  1157  Alice 
COON  MATTHEW  F,    wood   engraver    S    F,   res 

Twelfth  nr  Railroad  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Cooper  A  F,  mining,  res  364  E  Fifteenth 
Cooney  Thomas  B,  res  1726  Thirteenth 
Cooney  Robert,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  811  Campbell 
Cooper  A  T,   756  Seventh 
Cooper  E  Mason,  general  supt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.  S   F,    res 

933  Adeline 
Cooper  E  Russell,  atty-at-law  and  notary  public  A  A  Moore, 

res  829  Grove 
Cooper  E  T,  architecht,   draughtsman,    surveyor   and    blue 

printing,  res  829  Grove 
Cooper  Frances  Miss,  res  364  E  Fifteenth 
Cooper  Frank,  saloon,  579  Third,  res  601  Third 
Cooper  Frank,  clerk  J  S  G  Gordon  &  Co,  res  1019  Fifth  ave 
Cooper  F  W,  employe  City  Brass  Works,  res  601  Third 
Cooper  George,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  816  Campbell 
Cooper  Henry,  res  833  Market 
Cooper  Henry  Mrs,  res  833  Market 
Cooper  James,  saloon,  2301    Peralta,    and    laborer    Judson 

Manufacturing  Co,  res  2303  Peralta 
Cooper  James,  ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  816  Campbell 
Cooper  John  E,  lather,  res  469  Twenty-first 
Cooper  John  H,  proof-reader  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  Berkeley 
Cooper  Joseph,    employe   Pacific   Iron    and    Nail    Co,    601 

Jefferson 
Cooper  Margaret  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  963  Oak 
Cooper  Philip,  student,  res  1019  Fifth  ave 
Cooper  R  A,  lather,  res  615  Fourth 

Cooper  Thomas,   millwright,  res  Hopkins  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Cooper  Walter  A  (C  A  Scoville  &  Co)  res  813  Thirteenth 
Cooper  Win,  lumber  tallyman  S  P  Co,  res  371  Fifth 
Cooper  Wm.  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1659  William 


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Coots  John  W,  plumber  J    (J    Poorman,  res  668   Twenty- 
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Dope  Amanda  Miss,  res  859  Castro 

W.  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1427  Filbert 

Cope  Georgie  Miss,  student,  res  L427  Filbert 
Miss,  student,  rea  1  -4  "J 7  Filbert 

Cope  John,  mill  band  California  Door  Co,  res  1806  Seventh 

Cope  W  W,  atty-at-law.  S  F,  res  1427  Filbert 

peland  Alex,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  618  E  Seventeenth 

Copeland  Ira  Y,  rea  688  Twenty4fourth 

Copeland  Isaac,  real  estate  conveyancer  and  assayer,  1669 
San  Pablo  aw  and  688  Twenty-fourth,  res   same 

Copenhagen  Lester,  res  374  Tenth 

COPLIN  ALANSON,  corsets,  ladies'  and  chil- 
dren's underwear.  1171  Broadway,  and  editor  and  pro- 
prietor Holiness  Evangelist)  and  pastor  Church  of 
Christ,  res  536  Thirty-firsl 

Coplin  Albeit,  stair  builder,  S  F,  res  536  Thirty-first 

Copp  Charles  W,  lather,  res  1265  Cypress 

Copp  Georgie  M  Miss,  employe  E  Book,  res  1815  Short 

Copp  Battie  J  Miss,  res  L815  Short 

(opp  II  E  Mrs,  res  1815  Shorl 

Copp  Nettie  M  Miss,  milliner  KAHN  BROS,  res  L265 
( lypress 

Coppe  Antoinette  Mrs,  n  -  866  Isabella 

1      [ueugniol  G  B,  draughtsman    Building  and  Bridge  dept 

-   1'.  rea   164  Clara 
Corberl  Anita  Miss,  student    High   School,  rea  1064  Tenth 
beit  A  L  Mrs,  res  1064  Tenth 

ie  Miss,  rea  L064  Tenth 
betl  Emma  M  iss,  res  1 63  Seventh 
Corbett  Joseph,  engineer  s  p  Co,  rea  163  Seventh 

rbetl  Katie  Miss,  rea  sl  7  Filbert 
( lorbett  Lizzie  M  iss,  rea  1 63  Seventh 

rbetl  Mary  Mi  —  ,  domestic,  rea  s17  Filbert 
bett  Sarah  Mrs",  widow,  rea  sl  7  Filbert 
belt  Wm,  laundry  man  Contra  Costra  Laundry 

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ninth 

I »  1     shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  A  Sh< 

Jam   Miss,  domestic  Misa  M  II  Peters,  969  Grove 

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Cordan  H  Mrs,  res  368  E  Sixteenth 

Cordan  Joseph,  plumber,  res  368  E  Sixteenth 

Cordan  M  A  Miss,  res  368  E  Sixteenth 

Cordan  Theresa  Miss,  res  368  E  Sixteenth 

Cordano  Amelia  Miss,    dressmaker  Lehnig  &   Wagner,  res 

655  Myrtle 
Cordano  Antonio,  bootblack,  res  655  Myrtle 
Cordano  John,  res  First  ave  nr  Claremont  ave 
Cordano  Michael,  bootblack,  S  F,  res  655  Myrtle 
Cordano  Victorine  Miss,  res  655  Myrtle 
Cordeiro  John  S,  dairyman,  res  Vernon  ave 
Cordell  Thomas,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1405  Webster 
Corder  Francis  E,  tanner  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Lorin 
Corder  James  G,   glue    and    soap   factory,    Dalton    ave    nr 

Green,  Stock  Yards,  res  same 
Corder  John,  engineer,  res  759  Grove 
CORDER  THOMAS  W,  proprietor    Stock    Yard 

Tannery,  Stock  Yards,  res  1118  Brush 
Cordes  Anna  A  Miss,  teacher  Harrison  School,  res  Alameda 
Cordes  H  C,  traveling    agt   L    Feldman  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1077 

Twelfth 
Cordes  John  J  E,  clerk  Home   Mutual    Fire    Insurance  Co, 

res  High  st,  Alameda 
Cordon  L,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Cordon  T,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

same 
Cordrey  Nephi,  teamster,  res  Shuey  ave 
Corkery  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1326  Eleventh   ave 
Corkery  Dennis   J,  clerk  JAS    A    JOYCE,    res   1326 

Eleventh  ave 
Corkery  Philip,  res  814  Henry  (rear) 
Corlett  Katie  Miss,  res  951  Webster 
Corlett  Laura  Miss,  speeder  California  Cotton   Mills  Co,  res 

951  Webster 
Corlett  Mary  A  Mrs,  bakery,  951  Webster,  res  same 
Corlev    Thomas,    nurseryman,    res    old    Countv    Road    bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth  aves 
Corliss  Albert  H,  collector  History  Co,  res  265  Fifth 
Corliss  Elihu  M,  car  repairer,  res  1620  Eighth 
Corliss  Ella  Miss,  res  1620  Eighth 

Corliss  Hattie  Miss,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1620  Eighth 
Cornberger  Charles,  painter,  res  1008  Wood 
Corneal  Thomas  D,  res  720  Fourteenth 
Cornelius  Fred,  carpet    layer    J    J    Lerri    &    Co,   res    1  T> 4 2 

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Cornell  Charles  A.  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1707 

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Cornel]  Chas  E,  cashier,  S  F,  res  1365  Thirteenth  ave 
Cornel]  Chaa  M.  contractor  and  builder,  res  561  E  Eigh- 
teenth 
Cornell  George  P,  miner,  res  2 14  Tenth 
Cornell  John,  upholsterer,  res  527  Seventh 
Cornell  Thomas,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  Furniss  Hotel 

i  nell.m  L  C,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1662  Pacific 
Cornfield  Isaac,  peddler,  res  517  Third 

Cornish  William  C,  gardener  J  H  Thomas,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Cornor  Charles  B,  boot  maker  C  W  Cornor,  res  917  Webster 
Cornor  Charles  W,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  367   Twelfth,   res 

'.'17  Webster 
Cornwall  Alice,  clerk  Land  Title  Co,  res  1369  Twenty-fourth 

ave 
Cornwall  Ambrose,  dentist,  1069  Broadway,  res  Hotel  Merritt 

rnwall  Fleet,  student,  res  Hotell  Merritt 
Cornwall  Henry  F,  boot  cutter,  res  1369  Twenty-fourth  ave 
CORNWALL  A,  dentist.   L069    Broadway,    res  Ver- 


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Corn  well  A   Mrs,  res  756  Seventh 

Cornwell  John  V,  laborer,  res  1814  Union 

Corona  Gregorio,  Laborer,  res  373  Fourth 

COBONEB,  ALAMEDA  CO,  Henry   Evere,  865 

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Corothers  Mary  Mrs,  res  s'Jl    Magnolia 
Uorreia  Antonio  F,  laborer  Smith  &   Jorgensen,  res  607   E 

Eleventh 
Corrieri  Brothers  (D,  G  and    F)    plaster   decorations,    653 
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Corrigan  James  II.  salesman,  res  818  Brush 
in  John  s.  carpenter,  res  Fruit  Vale 
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m  Arm  and,  carpenter,  S  F,  res   McKee,  Lorin 
Edward  L,  watchman  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  L66?  Wil- 
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Corte  Minnie  Mrs,  res  321  Fourth 
Corto  Joseph,  laborer,  res  601  Webster 
Corvenius  H  Mrs,  res  940  Filbert 
Corwin ,  engineer,  res  955  Seventh 


Corwin  Cecil,  student,  res  1512  Eighth 

Corwin  Emeline  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1512  Eighth 
||  Corwin  Everett,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1784  Division 
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Coryell  A  Mrs,  res  1005  Webster 

Corvell   Lottie    Miss,   printer   Tribune    Publishing    Co,  res 
*  1005  Webster 

Cosine  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Cosme  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Cosmopolitan  Hall,  Thos  D  Sullivan  propr,  2969  Telegraph 
ave 

Cosser  William,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail   Co,  res   969 
Fifth 

Costa  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1813  Taylor 

Costa  Joseph,  laborer,  res  255  Second 

Costa   Joseph,    emplove    California   Jute  Mills,  res   709   E 
Twelfth 

Costa  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Costa  Joseph  Jr,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Costa  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundrv 

Costa  Manuel,  res  822  E  Twelfth 

Costa  Manuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  Sev- 
enth 

Costa  Manuel,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  833  Ceder 

Costa  Mary,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Costello  Frank,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co 

Costello  James,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley,  res  S  F 

Costello  Martin  F,  Steward  Galindo  Hotel,  res  2224  Peralta 

Costello  Patrick,  brake  man  S  P  Co,  res  1355  Eighteenth 

Coster  Anthony  M,  mill  hand,  res  1676  Sixteenth 

Coster  Emanuel  R,  laborer,  res  16  Hannah 

Coster  Frank,  restaurant,  res  1676  Sixteenth 

Coster  John,  laborer,  res  152  Louisa 
I  Costigan  Augustus  B,  clerk  Costigan,  Cohen  &  Co,  S  F,  res   H  ™   ~ 

1305  Franklin 
|  Costigan  Effie  Miss,  res  1305  Franklin 
j  Costigan  James  M,  grain  broker,  S  F,  res  L305  Franklin 

Costigan  John  H,  conductor  S  P  C<»,  res  460  E  Eleventh 
j  Cotter  Julia  Mrs,  widow,  res  967  Cyress 
i  Cotter  Patrick  J,  employe  OCR  Co,  res  588  Charter 
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ttier  Emily  Mrs,  res  LI62  Union 
Cottier  Hattie  Miss,  res  116*J  Union 
Cottier  Katie  Miss, student, res  1162  Union 

ttier  Mamie  Miss,  dressmaker,  rfes  1162  Union 
Cottier   Maud   Miss,  operator  Sunset  Telephone  and  Tele- 
graph Co,  res  1 162  Union 
Cottier  \Vm  P,  inventor,  res  1162  Union 
Cottle  Fannie  E  Miss,  res  1279  Twenty-third  ave 
I  Cottle  Timothy  C,  deputy  sheriff,  res  1279  Twenty-third  ave 
Cotton    Frank    E,  foreman   California   Bridge  Co,  S   F,  res 

590  Thirty-fifth 
Cotton  I-  F,  painter,  res  714  Castro 

ttrell  Charles,  rea  1722  Linden 
Cottrell  Fred,  res  1221  Myrtle 

Cottrell  Geo,  vice-prea   Oakland  Iron   Works,  res  1722  Lin- 
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Cottrell  Barry  D,  rea  122]  Myrtle 
Cottrell  Henry,  rea  L221  Myrtle 
Coughlan  Ellen  Mrs,  rea  616  Fourth 
Coughlin  Catherine  Mrs,  rea  123  Hannah 
Coughlin  James,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  rea  cor 
Jefferson  and  <  trove 

ighlin  .lame-,  round  house  S  P  Co.  res  Pullman  Hotel 
Coughlin  Jeremiah,  hostler  clover'-  Stable,  rea  835  Brush 
Coughlin  John,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  rea  L519  Seventh 

ighlin  John,  painter-,  res  378  Seventh 
Coughlin  John  A.  clerk  JAMES  A  JOYCE,  rea    123 

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Coughlin  John  J.  bookkeeper  M  De  La  Montanya,  rea  Clar- 
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Coughlin  Wm,  baseball  player,  res  Clarendon  House 
<  loulter  Fanu      I      lomestic,  L212  Poplar 

lib  •   Louise  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  315  Tenth 
Counihan  John,  laborer,  rea  267  Second 

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SCHOOLS,  P  M  Fisher,  Court  House,    office  days 
Saturdays  and  Mondays 

County  Surveyor,  Geo  L  Nusbaumer,  Court  House 

County  Tax  Collector,  Court  House 

County  Treasurer,  Court  House 

Couralet  J  Miss,  laundress  Mrs  C  Coin,  res  1370  Broadwav 

Courant  Benj,  clerk  JAMES  A  JOYCE,  res  40  Sum- 
mer 

Courant  Frank,  saloon  464  Ninth,  res  1361   Tenth  nr  Web- 
ster 

Courbare  &  Buisine,  French  Laundry  1082  Fourteenth  ave 

Courelet  John,  gardener,  res  855  Alice 

Courrier  Edith,  folder  Pacific  Press,  res  1453  Broadwav 

Coursen  E  A  Mrs,  res  872  Willow 

Coursen  Florence  Miss,  res  872  Willow 

Coursen  Ida  L,  operator  Pacific  Postal   Telegraph  Cable  Co, 
res  872  Willow 

COURT    COMMISSIONER,    Alameda    county 
Daniel  M  Conner,  957  Broadway 

Court  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  1237  Peralta,  res  same 

Courtian  Eugene  L,  miller,  res  708  Sixth 

Courtney  Martin,  laborer  SP  Co,  res  Shell  Mound   Station 

Courtney  Wm  P,  umbrella  repairer,  1315    San    Pablo    ave. 
res  same 

Courvoisier  Fred  L,  res  550  Twentieth 

Cousins,  Arthur  H,  res  865  Campbell 

Cousins  Frank,  helper  Geo  Christ  man,  res  Second 

Covalt  A  B  insurance  S  F,  res  668  Tenth 

Covell  alCvin  H,  res  418  E  Twenty-third 

Covell  Chas  A,  plumber,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Covell  Lulu  O  Miss,  res  418  E  Twenty-third 

Covell  Mattie  E  Miss,  student,  res  418  E  Twenty-third 

Covell  Nellie  F  Miss,  student,  res  41 S  E  Twenty-third 

Coveny  John  W,  carpenter,  res  816  Harrison 

Covert  F,  asst  DrH  E  Muller.  res  1155  Broadway 

Covert  S  H,  foreman  painter  S    P  Co.  res  1714  Seward 

Covington  Sydney,  teamster,  res  209Third 

Covington  Simeon,cook  St  Joseph'-  Academy;  res  200  Third 

Cowan  Ellen  Mrs.  res  1813  William 

Cowan  Ewing,  painter,   res  1710  Fourteenth 

Cowan  Laura  Mrs  (Cowan  &  Spencer)  res  867  Chester 


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Coward  Percy  H, bookkeeper  S  F,  and   job    printing  office, 

Masonic  Temple,  res  920  Sixth  ave 
Cowell  Charles  II.  gasfitter,  res  412  E  Sixteenth 
Cowell  Elisabeth  .1  Miss,  res  1656  Thirteenth  ave 
Cowell  John,  carpenter,  res  367  E  Eighteenth 
Cowell  Richard  (George  Hill  &  Co)  res  412  E  Sixteenth 
Cowell  Thomas,  laborer,  res  1656  Thirteenth  ave 
Cowell  Thomas  Jr,  carriage  trimmer,   res   1656  Thirteenth 

ave 
Cowen  Bell  Mrs,  nurse,  res  Clinton  House 
Cowen  Thomas,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1719 

Fourteenth 
Cow  lev  Ed,    employe    Pacific    Iron    and    Nail    Co,  res  1099 

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Cowley  Peter,  machinist,  res  638  Chestnut 
Cox  C,  printer,  res  821  Washington 

r  Fanny  M  Mrs,  res  1785  William 
Cox   G,    wood    turner    Burnham-Standeford    Co,    res    1318 
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1  ■    i  (r  Jr,  wood  turner  McManus  &  Gartner,  res  202  B 
\  Geo  G,  wood  turner,  res  204  B 

u  Mrs,  grocer,  202  B,  res  204  B 
<  i  Jr,  wood  turner,  res  204  B 
■  W.  mining  engineer,  res  Clairmount  ave 
rgiana  Miss,  res  20  1  P> 
•  \  James  W.  res  1005  Market 
x  •!  T,  carriage  depository,  S  F,  res  1023  Eighth 
•X  J  T  Mrs,  physician,  954  Broadway,  res  same 
rick  A  (McMillan  A  Cox)  res  837   Market 
ton  T,  res  557  Albion 
Thomas,  coachman,  res  L305  Webster 
i  Thomas  J,  conductor  8  PCo,  rea  B65  E  Fifteenth 
\  Walter  L,  res  821  Washington 
1     .  W'm,  wood  turner  McManus  &  Gartner,  res  204  B 
>xhead  Edith  Miss,  rea  67  I  Sixteenth 
:      9   res  674  Sixteenth 
COXHEAD    THOMAS,    physician  and  Burgeon, 
intra!  Block,  rooms  9,  L0  and   li.  res  674  Sixteenth 

[iss,  milliner,  s  l\  rea  813  Frankli  n 
l '     iel,  laborer,  rea  Winthrop  House 
Henry,  fireman  8  P  Co,  rea  813  Franklin 
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Coyne  Dennis  E,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  825  Chester 

Coyne  John,  blacksmith  J  Brode,  res  825  Chester 

Coyne  John,  salesman  P  Gibbons,  res  1473  Seventh 

Coyne  Michael,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  825  Chester 

Coyne  Thomas,  teamster  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Park  ave  nr  Horton,  Emeryville 

Cozzens  Arthur  E,  res  172  Second 

Cozzens  Frank  H,  plumber  James  Wilson,  res  172  Second 

Cozzens  J  A  Mrs,  teacher,  res  172  Second 

Crabb  Robert,  plasterer,  res  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Twenty- 
fourth  ave 

Crabtree  C  L,  asst  general  baggage  agt  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  560 
E  Sixteenth 

Crabtree  Eunice  Mrs,  widow,  res  1653  Grove 

Crabtree  Mabel  Miss,  res  560  E  Sixteenth 

Crabtree  Thomas,  horse  shoer  Martin  Ryan,  res  San  Pablo 
ave  nr  Seventeenth 

Crach  Chas,  pants  maker  M  J  KELXEH,  res  Weber 
Hotel 

Crackels  Richard,  painter,  res  634  Valdez 

Cracker  Frank  E,  clerk  Coleman  Furniture  Co,  res  405  Ninth 

Craddock  Charles  F,  atty-at-law,  res  262  Eighth 

Craddock  Geo  W,  pressman  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  262 
Eighth 

Crafat  Louis,  laborer,  res  614  E  Sixteenth 

Craffe  Henry,  res  1052  E  Twenty-first 

Craffe  Josie  Miss,  telegraph  operatar,  res  1052  E  Twenty- 
first 

Craft  Harry  M,  clerk  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co,  res 
1416  West 

Craft  Mabel  C  Miss,  res  1009  Tenth  ave 

Craft  N  E  (Craft  &  Russell)  res  1009  Tenth  ave 

Craft  Richard  C,  clerk  Craft  &  Russell,  res  1009  Tenth  ave 

Craft  &  Russell  (N  E  Craft  and  G  A  Russell)  groceries,  552 
E  Twelfth 

Crafts  F  N,  police  officer,  res  329  Fifth 

Crafts  F  N,  patrolman,  res  329  Fifth 

Cragin  George  A>  clerk  Washburn-Moen  Manufacturing  Co, 
S  F,  res  726  Eleventh 

Craib  Elizabeth  Mrs,  milliner,  res  Girard  House 

Craig  Albert  W,  photographer,  res  177  Eighth 

Craig  Arthur,  res  1003  Twelfth 

Craig  Dora  Miss,  res  1325  Alice 

Craig  F  William,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  971  Pine 

Craig  Homer  A,  insurance,  S  F,  res  1325  Alice 


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CRAIG    WILLIAM  H.    dentist,   1055   Broadway 
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Cram  Adeline  Jon  ^acher   of  elocution,   res    1513 

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Crandall  Henry  B.  carpenter  S  P  Co.  res  1    "         ncoln 

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Crandell  Harrr,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  G  "5  E 

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Crandell  Thom,  rnplove  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res 

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Crane  J  Elbert,  clerk  SI  •  teenth 

Crane  Julia  Miss  teenth 

Crane  Lauren  E.  expert  bo  th 

;ie  S  T  Mrs,  re^  1468  Gr< 

Crane  Thomas,  electrotyper  Pacific  1  leventh 

Crane  Wm  P.  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1825  William 

Crane  Wm  W,  clerk  Union    National  Bank,  re-  17J1    Thir- 
teenth are 

Cranwell  James  J  Rev.  asst   rector  Church  of  the  Immacu- 
late Conception,  res  616  Seventh 

Cranz  Ewald.  salesman,  res  1615  Eighth 

Cranz  Ferdinand,  music  teacher,  1615  Eighth,  res  same 

Cranz  Ferdinand  Jr,  tobacco  broker,  S  F.  res  1023  Kirkham 

Crapo  Chas  \V.  res  1754  Tenth  ave 

Crapo  Wm  W,  carpenter,  res  1754  Tenth  ave 

Crase  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  177 ^  Seventh 
i  Crase  James,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res   1421  Twelfth 

Crase  Lottie  Miss,  student,  res  1421  Twelfth 

Craven  A,  carpenter  W  J  Veitch  &  Bro.  res  777  Fourteenth 

Craven  Benjamin  Harrison,  searcher  of  records  Stocker  A 

Holland,  res  1271  Jackson 
1  Cravol  Jose,  laborer,  res  ls7'»  Atlantic 

Crawford    Amelia    Miss,    medical     student,    res    Crawford, 
Golden  Gate 

Crawford  Archibald,  res   San  Pablo   ave  nr  Powell.  Golden 
Gate 

Crawford  Arthur  W,  carpenter,  res  404  Fifth 

Crawford   Charles    C,   undertaker    Albert    Brown,    res 
Thirteenth 

Crawford  E  C  Miss,  res  1300  Harrison 

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Crawford  Eva  E  Miss,  res  1020  Oak 
Crawford  Ezekiel  W,  res  San  Pablo   ave  nr  Powell.  Golden 

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Crawford  F  Marion,  business  mgr  Alta   California.  S  F,  res 

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Crawford  George  H  (Crawford  &  Lodge)  SE  cor  Seventh  and 

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Crawford  Goodwin,  student,  res  Crawford,  Golden  Gate 
Crawford  John  M,  collector,  S  F,  res  1161  Center 
Crawford  John  W,  carpenter,  res  Crawford,  Golden  Gate 
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Crawford  Lucv  E  Mrs,  teacher  Crawford  Training  School, 

rea  L020  Oak 
I  Crawford  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  1784  San  Pablo  ave 
Crawford  Thomas,  printer  Fonda  &  Co,  res  1521  Ninth 
Crawford  Thomas  L,  laborer,  res  1364  Tenth 
CRAWFORD   THOMAS    O,    principal    English 

and  Manual  Training  School,  res  1020  Oak 
;  Crawford  Wm,  barber,  1421  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Creba  Joseph,  upholsterer  Creba  &  Fisher,  res  1728  Seward 
Crebbin  John  propr  Pacific  Restaurant  and  Oyster  House, 

469  Eleventh,  res  Willamette  House 
Creed  Wm  H,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  575  Hobart 
Creedon  Timothy,  painter  Wm  H  Cahill,  res  Alameda 
Creegan  K  Miss,  res  The  Olive 
Creek  Joseph,  laborer,    res   Dalton   ave   nr  Railroad    Stock 

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Crellald  C,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley 
Crellin  John,  vice-pres  Morgan  Oyster  Co,  S  F,  res  1061  Oak 
Crellin  T  Arthur,  clerk  Oakland  Home   Insurance    Co,    res 

1061  Oak 
Crellin  Thomas  (Morgan  Oyster  Co,  S  F)   res   1364   Broad- 

way 
Creapino  C   (Crespino  &  Co)    res    e   s    Telegraph    ave    nr 

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Crespino  &  Co  (C  Crespino  &  F  Cecchettini)  Central    Gar- 
den, e  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Vernon 
Cresswell  Andrew  L,  real  estate  and   auctioneer,    S    F,    res 

1311  Eighth 
Cresswell  Wm  A,  clerk  W  &  J  Sloan,  S  F,  res  1425    Eighth 

ave 
Cresswell  Wm  P,  auctioneer,  S  F,  res  1425  Eighth  ave 
Creveling  George  W,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

662  Linden 
Crinnion  Peter,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  944  Union 
Crippfl  Hi'iirv  T.  clerk,  S  F,  res  1106  Peralta 
Crist  Elisabeth  Mrs,  res  615  Thirteenth 
Crist  George  F  (Q  P  Crist  &  Sons)  res  1053  E  Fourteenth 
Crist  Q  1    A  8ona  (Q  F,  J  A    and    R   F)    proprs   Brooklyn 

Tannery,  coi  E  Twelfth  and  Twenty-second  ave 
Criil  Julius  A  (Q  P  Crist  6  Sons)  res  1053  E  Fourteenth 
Crist   Rudolph  P(G  F  Crist  &  Sons)   res  1068  E  Fourteenth 
Crisfl  Sophie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1220  Tenth 

Crittenden  Alice,  domestic,  <'>ir>  E  Eighteenth 
Crittenden  Barley  B,  grocer,  275  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Crittenden  Phebc  Mr-,  res  1103  E  Fifteenth 


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Croak  James,  broommaker  Industrial  Home  for    the    Adult 

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Croca  Manuel,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1465  Thirteenth 
Crocker  Calvin  H,  mariner,  res  1674  Eighth 
Crocker  Charles  S,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1065  Peralta 
Crocker  Frank  E,  auctioneer  and   salesman  Ham   Coleman, 

res  405  Ninth 
Crocker  Laura  Miss,    saleslady    KAHN    BROS,    405 

Ninth 
Crocker  Maria  C,  dressmaker,  1161  Campbell,  res  same 
Crockett  C  M  Mrs,  res  2175  E  Fourteenth 
Crockett  Emma  Miss,  res  2175  E  Fourteenth 
Crockett  George  A,  steamship  mate,  res  815  Thirteenth 
Crofoot  William  M,  sewing  machine  agt,  res   Forty-fifth    nr 

Adeline 
Croghan  Francis,  chief  engineer  steamer  Bonita,    res    1551 

Seventh 
Croley  George  H,  employe  Cackler,  S  F,  res  1815  Short 
Crompton  Elizabeth  H  Mrs,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Salem 
Crompton  Martha  Miss,  res  cor  B  and  Adeline 
Crompton  Mary-  Miss,  res  cor  B  and  Adeline 
Crompton  Robert,  pattern  maker  Oakland  Iron  Works,   res 

cor  B  and  Hannah 
Cron  Minnie  Miss,  res  655  E  Twelfth 
Cron  Tillie  Miss,  res  955  E  Twelfth 
Cron  Wm  (Wm  Cron  &  Son)  res  955  E  Twelfth 
Cron  Wm  Jr  (Wm  Cron  &  Son)  res  517  Eighteenth 
Cron  Wm,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Cron  Wm  &  Son   (Wm   and  Wm  Jr)  proprs   Golden  Rule 

Market,  1150  Washington 
Cronan  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  561  E  Fifteenth 
Cronan  Daniel,  res  Winthrop  House 
Cronan  Ellen  Mrs,  res  561  E  Fifteenth 

Cronan  John,  farmer,  res  cor  Old  County  road  and  Mitchell 
Cronan  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  6224-  Henrv 
Cronan  John,  res  Winthrop  House 
Cronan  John  Jr,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  622£  Henry 
Cronin ,  driver  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  864  Wash- 
ington 
Cronin  Cornelius,  broommaker    Industrial  Home   for    the 

Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Cronin  Daniel,  employe  Gas  Co,  reo  670  E  Sixteenth 
Cronin  James  T,  coat  maker  M  J  KEIjIjER,  res  Ori- 
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Cronin  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1720  William 
Cronin  John,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1720  William 

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Cronin  Lawrence,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Cronin  Stephen  D,  sewer  contractor,    1172   Broadway,  res 

1814  Grove 
Cronin  Win  F,  cigar  maker,  1814  Grove,  res  same 
Cronkrite  John  W,  shoemaker,    1711    San    Pablo    ave,  res 

same 
Cronly  Maiia  Mrs,  res  827  Oak 
Crooker  Win,  storage,  1611  Seventh,  res  same 
Crooks  William,  hostler  Chieftain   Livery   Stables,  m»  Eu- 
reka Hotel 
Croon  John  F,  res  937  Poplar 
Cr.  pley  Simmons,  driver,  res  1936  Linden 
Cropp  David,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co 
Cropp  H,  employe  Electric  Light  Co,  res  572  Tenth 
Cropper  Adelaide  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1511  Brush 
Crosbie  William,  laborer,  res  Thirty-eighth  nr  West 
I  Crosby  George,  barber,  res  1054  Broadway 
Crosby  John  B,  barber  W   H  Stewart,   res   1054  Broadway 
I  Crosby  Laura  Miss,  res  534  Sycamore 
;  Crosby  M,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Crosby  Michael  G,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1715  Taylor 
Cross  A  C,  carpenter  W   T  Veitch   &   Bro,  res  314  E   Six- 
teenth 
Cross  Betsy  Mrs,  widow,  res  1724  Eighth 
Cross  Carrie  Miss,  res  903  Market 

Cross  Florence  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1002  Twenty-eighth 
Cross  Ilattie  Miss,  res  1724  Eighth 
Cross  Jainea  II  Mrs,  res  903  Market 

Cross  Lillie  Mrs,  clerk  Ahrahamson  Bros,  res  Bank  Building 
Cross  Thomas  S,  bookkeeper  McMillan   &  Cox,  res   Market 
Street  Bouse 
William,  collector,  S  F,  res  1189  E  Fifteenth 
Grosser  William  J,  emplove  Pacific  Iron   and   Nail  Co,  969 
Fifth 

<  rossley  ('has,  Bhoemaker  P  W  Westlake,  res  1843  Seventh 
I  rossley  Geo  W,  carpenter,  res  1S43  Seventh 
Croisley    Harry,  millhand    California    Door   Co,   res   1843 

renth 
CrossmaD  .John,  foreman  8  P  Co,  9  P,  res  1621  Taylor 
CrostQl]  E  C  Mi  —  ,  dressmaker,  res  1260  West 

MKi  i ai ..-    .  clerk  s  P  ( Jo,  res  L260  West 
Croter  Uaxarus,  junk  dealer,  res  219  Second 
ucli  &i  rtha  Miss,  rea  L061  Seventh  ave 
Ovouoh  Elisha,  capitalist,  rea  L063  Seventh  aw 
Grouse  Minnie  Mte  .  dressmaker,  rea  380  E  Eleventh 

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Crouse  Sarah  Mrs,  res  380  E  Eleventh 

Crow  Isaac  P,  res  1320  Chestnut 

Crow  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1812  Seventh 

Crow  Wm,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1787  South 

Crow  Wm,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1832  Seventh 

Crowell  C  E,  student,  res  1012  Jefferson 

Crowell  Geo  D,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  805  Webster 

Crowhurst  Ernest,  coachman  J  L  Howard,  Vernon  Heights 

Crowhurst  William,  lecturer,  res  1224£  Twenty-third  ave 

Crowley  Con,  teamster,  res  1501  Third 

CROWLEY  DANIEL  (Burtchaell  &  Crowley)  res 

670  Sycamore 
Crowley  Daniel,  res  314  Thirteenth 
Crowley  Daniel,  laborer,  res  214  Hollis 
Crowley  Daniel,  res  1517  Fifth 
CROWLEY  D  D  DR,  city    health    officer,    1103i 

Broadway,  res  Blake  House 
Crowley  Edward,  helper  V  L  Fortin,  res  Fourth 
Crowley  H,  clerk,  res  The  Olive 
Crowley  Jeremiah  C,  clerk   JAS  A  JOYCE,    res    226 

Ninth 
Crowley  John,  barber  Abe  Davis,  res  1501  Third 
Crowley  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1659  Pacific 
Crowley  John  D,  laborer,  res  1517  Fifth 
Crowley  John  J,  deck  hand,  res  1517  Fifth 
Crowley  Joseph,  student,  res  1920  Linden 
Crowley  Kate,  domestic,  970  Sixteenth 
Crowley  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1920  Linden 
Crowley  M,  res  1616  Taylor 
Crowley  Mary  J  Mrs,  res  670  Sycamore 
Crowley  Michael  J,  laborer,  res  1920  Linden 
Crowley  Minnie  Miss,  res  1920  Linden 
Crowley  Minnie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1410  Franklin 
Crowley  Thomas,  wines   and   liquors,  1453  San  Pablo  ave, 

res  1005  Franklin 
Crowley  Timothy,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  214  Hollis 
Crowley  Timothy  J,  propr  Eastern  Market,  1561  Broadway, 

res  1607  Brush 
Crudan  Stewart,  res  Winthrop  House 
Cruff  T  H,  mgr  Harrison  &  Boyce's  Branch  Grocery,  1143 

E  Fourteenth,  res  1520  Twenty-third  ave 
Cruft  John,  teacher  of  music,  res  667  Sixth 
Cruft  John  Jr,  musician,  res  667  Sixth 
Cruickshank  James,  driver  Eclipse  Cracker  Co,  562  Sixth 
Cruin  Nellie  T  Mrs,  missionary  (Baptist)  res  564  Fifteenth 
Crum  Casper  C,  upholsterer  S  P  Co,  res  1711  Taylor 


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Crum  J  J,  upholsterer  S  P  Co,  res  NW  cor    Seventh    and 
Washington 

Crummey  James  (Crumraey  &  Hall)  res  S  F 

Crummey  &  Hall  (James  Crummey  and  James  Hall)  whole- 
sale butchers.  Stock  Yards 

Cruse  George  C,  employe  Pacific   Iron   and  Nail  Works,  res 
513  Madison 

Cruse  Win.  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Cruz  £  Bernard  (Frank  Cruz  and   John  Bernard)   grocers, 
273  B 

Cruz  Frank  (Cruz  &  Bernard)  res  256  Harlan 

Cruz  Henry,  mariner,  res  113  Hollis 

Cruz  Henry  J  (Cruz  &  Kennedy)  res  113  Hollis 

Cruz  Joseph  B,  plumber,  res  1014  Twenty-eighth 

Cruz  Juan,  laborer  R  Franke  &  Co 

Cruz  A:  Kennedy  (Henry  Cruz  and  J  J  Kennedy)  wood  and 
coal,  hay  and  grain,  1465-1467  Eighth 

Cruz  Manuel,  laborer,  res  254  Harlan 

Cruz  Mary  F  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  113  Hollis 

Cruze  Antone,  laborer  S  PCo 

Cuddy  (Jeorge  F,  mill  hand   California   Door   Co,  res   1064 

Willow' 
Juddy  John,  printer,  S  F,  res  1064  Willow 
luddy  John  E,  printer,  res  1064  Willow 

Culhane  Edward  L,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  758  Willow 

Culhane  E  L  Mrs,  res  1068  Kirkbam 

lulhane  James  0,  fireman  S  PCo,  res  Wesl  Oakland  House 
lullen    Alice  .1    Miss,  teacher   Kindergarten!  S  F,  res   1219 

Eleventh  ave 
lullen  Edith  M  Miss,  student,  res  1219  Eleventh  aye 
'ullen  Edward,  shoemaker,  res  L122  Kirkbam 
lullen  Edward  S,  laborer,  res  L122  Kirkbam 
'ullen  Elizabeth  R  Mrs,  res  L219  Eleventh  aye 
'ullen  Fannie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
'ullen  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  410  Tenth 
'ullen  John,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  (.'1(.»  Ali< 
lullen  Lavina  Miss,  compositor,  res  (.,<;-_>  Center 
lullen  Marian  B  Miss,  student,  res  1219  Eleventh  ave 
lullen  Michael,  capitalist,  res  L007     E  Fourteenth 
'ullen   Michael  I  ion  foreman  8  P  Co,  res  700  Twenty- 

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Cullen  8,  6 rem  an  8  P  ( lo,  res  962  <  'enter 
lullen  Thomas .  machinisl .  res  962  ( lenter 
lullen  Thomas,  engineer  8  P  Co,  res  1016  Peralta 
lullen  Wm  O,  bookkeeper  Bank  of  California,  8  F,  res  L21g 
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Culver  Charles  A,  mgr  Coon  &  Co,  S  F,res  358  E  Fourteenth 
Culver  Edwin  S,  sec  Blood  Horse  Association,  res  2117  Ad- 
eline 
Culver  0  B,  stationer,  S  F,  res  1070  Thirty-fourth 
Cuniberlich  John  (John  Curnberlich  &  Co)  res   1516  Sev- 
enth 
Cumberlich  John  0  Co  (J  Curnberlich  and  John  Matana) 

Morning  Star  Chop  House,  1516  Seventh 
Cumming  Alexander  M,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  cor  jHoward 

and  E  Fourteenth 
Cumming  Duncan  W,  mining,  res  1280  Eighth  ave 
Cummin'g  George  Captain,  port  warden,  cor  Howard  and  E 

Fourteenth 
Cumming  Geo  G   (Smallman  &   Cumming)  res   1253  Elev- 
enth ave 
Cumming   James    B,  carpenter   Wm    H  Weilbye,   res  245 

Louisa 
Cummings  A  A,  capitalist,  res  Blake  House 
Curnmings  Alpheus  S,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1870  Division 
Cummings  Anderson  P,  employe  U   S   Mint,  S   F,  res  916 

Center 
Cummings  Annie  G,  dressmaker,  res  1667  San  Pablo  ave 
Cummings  Chas,  mechanical  engineer,  res  610  E  Sixteenth 
Cummings  Edward,  landscape  gardener,  res  811    E   Four- 
teenth 
Cummings  George  W,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell,  res  S  F 
Cummings  Henry  K,  teamster,  S  F,  res  1110  Alice 
Cummings  J  B,  student,  res  1103  Filbert 
Cummings  James,  carpenter,  res  709  Twentieth 
Cummings    James    G,  gardener,  res    NE    cor    Linden    and 
Cherry 
ummings  James  H,  livery  stable,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Alice 

res  843  Harrison 
ummings  L  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1727  Goss 
Cummings  M  A  Mrs,  res  1116  Center 
Cummings  Michael  J,  florist,  res  709  Twentieth 
CUMMINS  RANDOLPH  (Oakland  Wood,  Coal, 

Hay  and  Grain  Co)  res  1155  Madison 
Cuneen  Joseph  (Williams  &  Cunsen),  res  916  Third 
Cunha  F  J,  salesman  Mrs  I  Candid,  res  1501  Seventh 
CunnifF  Celia  Miss,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 
Cunniff  Frances  Mrs,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 
Cnnniff  John,  cattle  dealer,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 
Cunniff  Joseph  R,  cattle  dealer,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 
Cunniff  Mary  Miss,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 
Qunniff  Minnie,  waitress  The  Arlington 


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Cunniff  Sarah,  domestic,  1033  Adeline 

Cunniff  Thomas  J,  carpenter,  res  1117  Twentieth  ave 

Cunningham  Barney,    laborer  Judson    Manufacturing  Co, 

res  Halleck  nr  railroad 
Cunningham  Barney,  employe  California   Hosiery   Co,  res 

626  Third 
Cunningham  Charles  W,  carpenter,  res   Forty-first  nr  San 

Pablo  aye 
Cunningham  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1400  Twelfth 
Cunningham  Elma  V  Mrs,  widow,  res  1784  San  Pablo  aye 
Cunningham  Etta,  milliner  Leroy  H  Briggs 
Cunningham  G  Mrs,  employe    California    Hosiery    Co,  res 

626  Third 
Cunningham  Geo,  nailer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co, 

1400  Twelfth 
Cunningham  G  Loring,  bookkeeper  Neville  &  Co,   S  F,  res 

'     479  Orchard 
Cunningham  Harry  L,  draughtsman    A    W   Pattiani  &  Co, 

res  718  Seventeenth 
Cunningham  James,  ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res   1510  Fifth 
Cunningham  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Halleck  nr  railroad 

Emeryville 
Cunningham  James  W,  box  maker,  res  1400  Twelfth 
Cunningham   Joseph,  boiler    maker   Clark    A:    Wooley,  res 

Winthrop  House 
Cunningham  M  J  Mrs,  instructor  Domestic  Sewing  Machine 

Co,  Eighth  and  Washington 
Cunningham  Parian  R,  supt  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  Ade- 
line bet  Monroe  and  Sherman 
Cunningham  8  S,  teamster,  res  971  E  Fourteenth 
Cunningham  Thos,  tailor  Harris  &  Beel,  661  Magnolia 
Cunningham  Thomas,  tailor,  res  1161  Third 
Cunningham  Thos  A,  capitalist,  res  2124  Elm 
Cunningham  W  II,  salesman  Domestic  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

rea  cor  Eighth  and  Washington 
Cunningham  William,  painter  370  Twelfth,  res  316  Tenth 
Curby  C  E,  agl  Drummond  Tobacco  Co,  8  F,  res  The  Olive 
Curlev  John,  laborer,  rea  Forty-fifth  be1  GrQve  and  YV« 
Ourley  Tat  rick,  laborer,  rea  Forty-fifth  bet  Grove  and  \V<  si 
Curley  Patrick  B,  laborer,   rea  Forty-fifth   bet   Grove   and 

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Curney  John,  rea  Winthrop  House 
Curnow  Annie  Mrs,  propr   lodging  house,  BW  cor  Eleventh 

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Curnow  William  W,  salesman  Phelan  &  Fish,    res  S  W  cor 

Eleventh  and  Washington 
Curran  Barney,  laborer,  Fruit  Vale 
Curran  Edward,  res  Winthrop  House 
Curran  James,  clerk  Rose  Curran,  res  1030  Willow 
Curran  John,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Curran  Julia  Miss  res  833  Myrtle 
Curran  Lizzie    Miss,  clerk  KAHN    BROS,   res  1030 

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Curran  Mamie  Miss,  res  1030  Willow 
Curran  Robert  A,  res  1504  Third 

Curran  Rose  Mrs,  groceries,  1030  Willow,  res  same 

Curran  Thomas,  house  mover,  res  823  Twenty-second 

Curran  Thomas,  laborer,  res  1504  Third 

Curren  R  A,  fireman  SP  Co,  res  1863  William 

Currie  Mary  A  Mrs,  matron  Crawford  School,  res  1020  Oak 

Curry  David,  tinner,  S  F,  res  13  Maple 

Curry  W  S,  night  watchman  S  P  Co 

Curtice  F  W,  carpenter,  res  1674  Telegraph 

Curtin  C  aniel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 

Curtin  David  J,  laborer,  res  1020  Twelfth 

Curtin  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Adeline  bet  Menlo  and 

Stanley 
Curtin  John  Mrs,  res  1010  Fifth 

Curtin  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
CURTIS    ANNIE    MISS,    dressmaking,    43-906 

Broadway,  res  944   Union 
Curtiss  Bertie,  res  751  Brush 

Curtis  Chas,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  378  E  Eleventh 
Curtis  David  T,  res  126  Ninth 
Curtis  F  H,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,    res    751 

Brush 
Curtis  Gecrge  J,  res  1208  Seventh 
Curtis  Gilbert  L,  capitalist,  res  310  E  Seventeenth 
Curtis  Henry,  printer,  S  F,  res  1316  Kirkham 
Curtis  James  M,  coal  dealer,  1220  Seventh,  res  same 
Curtis  John,  res  821  Fifteenth 
Curtis  John  Jr,  res  821  Fifteenth 
Curtis  Martha  Miss,  res  821  Fifteenth 
Curtis  Marshall  C,  res  779  Sixth 
Curtis  Murray,  peddler,  res  827  Market 
Curtis  W  B,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1279  Julia  or  Thirtieth  ave 
Curtis  Wm  B,  paper  ruler,  S  F,  res  1316  Kirkham 
Curtis  Wm  F,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1127  Filbert 
Curtis  Winfield,  res  779  Sixth 
Curtis  W  L,  res  1202  West 


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UJ  Curtiss  II  S  Mrs,  res  B17  Eighteenth 

Z I  Curtiss  Spencer  N,  mgr  sub   book   dept  Pacific  Press  Pub- 
lishing Co,  res  817  Eighteenth 
Curtner  Mrs,      s     L0  Ninth 
Cushing  A  D,  res  561  E  Eleventh 
Cushing  Agnes  L,  student,  res  L164  Eighth 
Cushing  Allen  D,  engineers  P  Co,  res  L523  Ninth 

3s1  bookkeeper,  S  F.  res  1228  Franklin 
Cushing  Chaa  II.  sec  State  Investment  and    Insurance  Co, 
S  1  I  164  Eighth 

g  -  "hark-  s.  clerk,  S  F.  res  L669  Thirteenth 
Cushing  Edward  C,  res  56J  E  Eleventh 
Cushing  Edward  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  15:23  Ninth 

Elsie  W  Miss,  res  1104  Eighth 
Cushing  Eugene  B,  res  n  s  Moss  ave,  next  to  924 
Cushing  Fred  M,  i  :  Peralta 

Cushing  Benry  I)  (John  Cushing  a;  Son)  res  1228 Franklin 

[da,  res  561  E  Eleventh 
Cushing  James  T,  teamster,  res  Hallett  ave.  Stock  Yards 
Cushing  John,  teamster,  res  S||S  Castro 

John  (John  Cushing  &  Son)  res  1228  Franklin 
CUSHING  JOHN  &  SON  (John  Henry  D  Cush- 
ing) groceries  wholesale  and  retail,  NE  cor  Ninth  and 
Washington 
Cushing  John  M,  collector  S  P  Co,  res  L669  Thirteenth 
Cushing  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1 1 1 *» 4  Eighth 
Cushing  Simeon  M,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  s,,"»  Peralta 
CUSHING  THOS  W,  clerk   New    Zealand  Insur- 
ance I  Jo,  res  l  1  64  Eighth 
Cushing  Walter  T,  fireman  S  P  Co,  n  -  B05  Peralta 
Cusick  John,  pies  and  liquors,   1717  Market,  res  same 

iter  W'm  A.  clerk  S  P  Co,  9  F.  '  Sixteenth 

Cutberth  W'm,  carpenter,  n  -  513  Tenth 
Cuthill  Alex,  machinist    Etisdon   Iron   Work.-.  S  F,  res  1325  jijjji 

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Cutler  Edwin  W,  tinsmith,  S  F.  res  13621  Eleventh 

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Cutler  Paul  D,  res  l  L0  E  Twelfth 
Cutter  B  I ».  i  ontra<  tor  and  quarti  mill  builder,  S  F.  res  97J   5 

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Cutt*  3  II.  propr  Rosa  Hou  Ninth,  res  same 

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Cuvellier  Bernard  C,  merchant,  S  F,  res  1212  Poplar 
J-  £  J  Cuvreau  E,  nursery  n  s   Merced  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave,  res 
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Cyrus  Rose  A  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Adeline   g 
Czapky  Edward  G,  laundry  man,  res  1168  Twenty-second 


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DABNET  N  R  MRS,   dressmaker,   1003i   Broad- 
way, room  11,  res  same 

Da    Costa   ,    res    E    Twentieth    bet    Twenty-first    and 

Twenty-second  aves 
Da  Costa  Mariano,  laborer,  res  1823  Taylor 
Dacota  A,  machinist  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res  1056  E 

Fifteenth 
Daggett   Allen   F,   tailor  A   Stein,    res   cor  Forty-first  and 
Linden 

"g  §  1  Daggett  Emeline  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  284  Eleventh 
g  tl  Daggett  Fred  E,  waiter  res  325  Eleventh 
•g  8   Daggett  Hiram  W,  res  264  E  Fifteenth 
S  §  i  Daggett  John  R  (Daggett  &  Tacher,  S  F)  res  284  Eleventh 


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DC  j  Daggett  William  A,  railway  postal  clerk,  res  1370  Franklin 

^  ©  Dagney ,  dyer,  res  1521  Market  C^ 

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3  Dahl  Albert,  apprentice,  S  F,  res  1625  Market 
>■  &  Dahl  John  P,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  1605  West 

I  >I  Dahl  Lottie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1560  Eighth 
^  J*  Dahl  Theodore,  sail  maker,  S  F,  res  1625  Market 
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LU  gj  Dahlen  Theresa  Miss,  res  1508  Brush 

-^  Dahler  Valentine,  gardener,  res  Kelsey  House 

U|  Dahlgren  Carl,  artist,  res  1013  Tenth  ave 

m  2  Dahlgren  Marius  R,  artist,  864^  Broadway,  res  same 

■pi  ^  Dahlquist  John,  door  maker  California  Door  Co 

~  "*  Daigneau  C,  laborer  C  C  W  Co,  res  Lake  Temescal 
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Dale  Charles,  plumber  Alex  H  McKown 

Dale  K  K,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Wood 

Dale  W  F  J,  machinist  W  T  Garratt  &  Co,  S  F,  res  857  Myrtle  j 

Dakv  C  D,  salesman  Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co,  res  Clair- 
mont  House 

Daley  Ellen  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  621^  Broadway,  res 
same 

Daley  Frank,  res  Winthrop  House 

Daley  James,  res  805  Grove 

Dall  Martha  Mrs,  widow,  res  1235  Poplar 

Dallas  James,  propr  Central  Lumber  Yard,  NE  cor  Webster 
and  Fifth,  res  same 

Dallas  J  S,  res  1103i  Broadway 

Dallas  J  S  Mrs,  propr  Coleman  Block  urfnished  rooms, 
1103^  Broadway,  res  same 

Dalldorf  Rudolph,  saloon,  S  F,  res  1052  Campbell 

Dallerup  Benjamin,  ship   carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  Temescal 

Dalton  Ada  M  Mi  —  ,  pea  949  Pine 

Dalton  Edward  C,  rea  915  Jackson 

Dalton  Frank  N  (Dalton  &  Sons)  res  667  Kirk  ham 

Dalton  Henry  X  (Dalton  A  Sons)  res  949  Pine 

Dalton  Henry  P  (Dalton  A  Sons)  res  940  Pine 

Dalton  John  T,  laiindrvnian  Contra  Laundry,  res  1215 
Kirkham 

Dalton  Michael,  porter,  S  F,  res  1014  Willow 

Dalton  Patrick  E  (Hallett,  Bartlett  £  Dalton)  res  915  Jack- 
son 

Dalton  &  Son 8  (Henry  \\  Henry  P  and  Prank  M  Dalton) 
ricultural  implements,  cor  Cedar  and  Seward 

Dalton  William,  porter,  S  F,  res  1014  Willow 

Daly ,  salesman,  pea  Fairmont  House 

Daly  Annie  Mrs,  pea  626  Third 

Daly  Chas  H,  salesman  Hawley    Bros,  8  P,  pea   L362  Third 

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■  Denis,  Laborer,  S  P  Co,  res  iTiM  Atlantic 
I  >alv  Elizabeth  V.  reg  L660  Sixteenth 
Daly  Hannah  Mrs,  groceries,  L684  Lincoln,  res  same 
I  >.ilv  James,  laborer,  pe  Twenty-second 

Dal)  Jeremiah,  laborer,  pea  N\V  cor  Fortieth  and  Telegraph 

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I  >i!\  John,  lab  >rer,  pea  L695  Eighth 

I  >al\  John,  laborer,  n     1 68  I  Lincoln 

Daly  John,  fireman  Pacific   Iron  and   Nail  Works,  pea  808 

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Dalj  John  i  K<  ane  A  I  >aly  >  pea  532  Seventeenth 

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Daly  John  B,  clerk  J  AS  A  JOYCE,  res  470  Eighth 

Daly  Lawrence,  machinist  California  Jute  Mills 

Daly  Nonie,  domestic,  1258  Grove 

Daly  Richard,  bricklayer's  tender,  res  869  Twenty-second 

Dalziel  Andrew,  tinner  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  522  Fifteenth 

Dalziel  Alexander  S,  tinner,  res  522  Fifteenth 

Dalziel  Anster  S,  student,  res  522  Fifteenth 

Dalziel  James,  capitalist,  res  762  Fifteenth 

Dalziel  James,  student  High  School,  res  522  Fifteenth 

Dalziel  Maggie  S  Miss,  student,  res  522  Fifteenth 

DALZIEL  &   MOLLER  (Robert   Dalziel  and  Wm 

Moller)  metals,  stoves  and  ranges,  plumbers   and  gas 

fitters'  supplies,  1152  Broadway 
Dalziel  Robert  (Dalziel  &  Moller)  res  522  Fifteenth 
Dalziel  Robert  Jr,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  e  s  Myrtle 

bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-eighth 
Dalziel  William,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  522  Fifteenth 
Dalziel  Wm,  student,  res  522  Fifteenth 
Dam  Alphonzo  F,  engineer,  res  714  Market 
Dam   Cleveland    L,  sec    Board    ©f  Public    Works,   res    493 

Twenty-third 
Dam  Cyrus,  foreman  of  the  works  of  repairing  wharves,  res 

718  Market 
Dam  Fanny  Miss,  res  718  Market 
Dam  Lucy  E  Mrs,  res  493  Twenty-third 
Dam  Samuel,  res  714  Market 
Dam  William  H,  engineer,  res  718  Market 
Damas  Fred  W,  teacher,  res  765  Jackson 
DAMES  WM  W,  photographer,  911  Broadway,  res 

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Damm  Richard,  baker  Pioneer  Bakery,  res  1651  Seventh 
Damon    Edward,    cabinet    maker  C    W    Kinsey,    res    684 

Twenty-fourth 
Damon  Henry  E,  salesman  Phelan  &Fish,  res  1257  Jefferson 
Damon  Rosetta  E,  widow,  res  684  Twenty-fourth 
Dancer  Martha  Mrs,  res  512  E  Fifteenth 
Danforth  George  S,  carpenter,  res  546  Eighteenth 
Danguy  Felicite  Miss,  res  218  Fifth 
Dania  Society,  864+  Broadway 
Dania's  Hall,  864^  Broadway 
Daniel  Andre,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Daniel  Will,  butcher,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Daniels  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1730  Seventh,  res  same 
Daniels  Dan,  gardener  Wm  Woodward,  cor  Seventh  ave  and 

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Daniels  Emma  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  High,  Melrose 

G.  H.  KRIEOHBAUM,  Dentist,  854^  BROADWAY 

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Daniels  G  B  (G  B  Daniels  &  Co)  res  Piedmont 

Daniels  G  B  &  Co  (G  B   Daniels)  stationers,  pictures  and 
picture  frames,  1153  Broadway 

Daniels  John  \V,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  1501  Seventh 

Daniels    Seth    F,  atty-at-law,  room  36,  969   Broadway,  res 
Piedmont 

Daniels  Thos  E,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  Ala- 
meda 

Danielson    Betta   Miss,  domestic   J   G    Hoyt,    res    Prospect 
Heights 

Danielson   Daniel    F.  shoemaker  Aicatraz  ave  nr  Adeline, 
Lorin.  res  Bame 

Danley  W,  Smith  Hou  16  Broadway 

in  Fred  P,  photographer,  res  922  Thirty-fourth 
nnaker  Wm  A,  res  1782  Atlantic 

Danney  William,  res  361  First 

Danzin  Catrine  Mr-,  res  716  Fourth 

Da  Pao,  Pietro,  miner  PC  R  quarry,  res  same 

Darby  A  Mrs,  res  619  Eighteenth 

Darby  F  B  Mrs.  widow,  res  664  Eighteenth 

D'Arcy  Antony  M.  res  Peralta  ave  nr  Lynde 

Darcy  Jeremiah  F,  machinist,  res  234  Hannah 

Darcy  Jerry  F,  engineer  0  C  R  Co,  res  236  Hannah 

D'Arcy  Xieholas.  res  IVralta  ave  nr  Lynde 

Dargie  Annie    R    Miss,    teacher    Lincoln    School,  res   267 
Ninth 

Dargie  El  Q  Mrs,  widow,  res  267  Ninth 

D  Stewart  M.  porter  W  8  ft  0  T  Co,  res  711  Castro 

Dargie  Thomas  T,  secretary  Tribune  Publihsing  Co,  res  116S 
Jackson 

DARGIE  WILLIAM  E,  manager  Tribune  Pub- 
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ing  E  W.  agt  8  PCo,  Milpitas,  res  554  F  Sixteenth 
rling  Wm  A,  Custom  House,  8  F,  res  Blake  Sous 

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Dai  msl  idi  l:  ■-•    Mrs,  res  1 320  Peralta 

I  >  ii -u  {]  .!  I '.  barkeeper  R  Lehrbass,  i •  -  -  12  Broadway 
aaJ  W  T.  delivery  clerk  W  U  T  Co,  res  422  Twelfth 
r  Ida  Miss,  head  cook    Pacific   Press    Boarding    House, 
711  Eleventh 
Jtillman  N,  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  763  Seventeenth 

I  tarragh  Dennis,  baker  re«  61  Valley 

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Darragh  Mary  Miss,  res  61  Valley 

Darreli ,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

Darrell  Donald,  baker  W  A  McElhatton,  770  E  Twelfth 

Darrow  Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1156  Alice 

Dart  H  A  Mrs,  res  716  Ninth 

Dart  Kate  Miss,  res  716  Ninth 

Dart  Minnie  Miss,  res  716  Ninth 

Darvero  G,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
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Dascomb  C  E,  teacher  Hopkins'  Academy,  res  same 

Dashaway  Stables,  Sackrider  &  Chisholm,  proprs,  370  Elev- 
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Daubert  Katy  Miss,  domestic, 1557  Webster 

Daud  John,  sub-foreman  S  P  Co 

DAUI  ALEXANDER  (Jones    &    Daul),    res    763 
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Daulton  Henry  C,  stock  raiser,  res  926  Magnolia 

Daulton  James  W,  student,  res  926  Magnolia 

Daulton  Maud  Miss,  student,  res  926  Magnolia 

Daulton  Naomi  G  Miss,  res  926  Magnolia 

Dauriac  F,  bookkeeper  James  Wilson,  res  619  Sixteenth 

Dauriac  Felix  L   apprentice,  res  619  Sixteenth 

Dauriac  John  J,  res  619  Sixteenth 

Davenport  Byron,  helpher  Sturm  &  Leitch,  res  1003  Center 

Davenport  Matthew,  res  1314  Franklin 

Davenport  WTilliam,  paper  dealer,  1003  Center 

Davey  Frank  T,  photographer,  S  F,  res    Golden  Gate 

Davey  Henry,  ship  steward,  res  Golden  Gate 

Davidson  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Davidson  A  J,  agent  M  J  KELLER,  1007  and    1009 
Broadway 

Davidson  Archibald  L,  carpenter,  res  1264  Webster 

Davidson  Gracie  Miss,  res  817  Twentieth 

Davidson  John,  laborer,  res  n  s  Temescal  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Davidson  James,  res  1605  Fifth 

Davidson  Joseph  N,  propr    Bay    State    Bakery,  520    Four- 
teenth, res  604  Fourteenth 

Davidson  L  Mrs,  res  666  Tenth 

Davidson  t*  A,  agt  life  insurance,  res  Nucleus  House 

Davidson  Roland  C,  upholsterer,  res  656  E  Fourteenth 

Davie  Frank    M,   bookkeeper   John    L    Davie,  res    Henry 
House 

DAVIE  JOHN  L,  wood  and  coal,  970  Washington, 
res  2158  West 

Davies  Chas  H,  wood  moulder,  S  F,  res  1214  Sixth  ave 

Davies  Eleanor  Mrs,  res  1551  Seventh 


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Davies  Hugh  N,  carpenter,  res  1568  Webster 

Davies  Jessie  Miss,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 

DAVIES  J  M  &  CO,  lessees  Tubbs  Hotel,  E  Twelfth 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  aves 
DAVIES  JOHN  M,  secretary  State  Board  of  Trade, 

S  F,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Davies  Mary  Mrs,  res  857  Myrtle 
Davies  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  S  F,  res  1265  Eighth 
DAVIES  RICHARD  M,  assistant  manager  Tubbs 

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Davies  Walter  H,  dairy,  res  35  Wayne  ave,  Peralta  Heights 
Davies  Wm,  substitute  letter  carrier,  res  569  Sixth 
Davies  Wm  M,  Tubbs  Hotel  Stables,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Davila  Dibiano,  teamster,  res  2  Forty-fifth 
Davila  John,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  815  Washington 

Davis ,  res  227  Second 

Davis  A  A  Mrs,  res  604  Seventeenth 
Davis  Abraham,  barber,  834^  Broadway,  res  761  Grove 
Davis  Abraham,  fruit  peddler,  res  806  Clay 
Davis  Ada  Miss,  employe  Miss  J  Anderson,  res  512   E    Fif- 
teenth 
Davis  Adeline  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1409  Franklin 
DAVIS  ALBERT  G,  manager  Alameda  Co  branch 

New   Zealand  Insurance  Co,   902    Broadway,    res    913 

Chester 
Davis  A  M  miner,  res  Playter  Block 
Davis  A  M  Mrs,  res  1128  E  Fourteenth 
Davis  Amanda  H  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  759  Sixteenth 
Davis  Andrew,  carpenter,  res  1228  Nineteenth  ave 
Davis  Anita  Miss,  res  913  Chester 
Davifl  Arthur,  clerk  John  L  French,  res  Golden  Gate 
Davifl  Barton  J,  printer  Tribune   Publishing  Co,  res   1833 

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Davis  B  ET, compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Davis  Blanch    A.    student    Dupue  &  Aydellotte's    Business 

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Davifl  Bridge!   Mrs,  COOk,  res  Vernal  ave.  Piedmont 

Davis  Oadei  El,  student,  res  (.m;;5  Center 
Davis  Charles  B,  driver  police  patrol  wagon,  res  913  Kirk- 
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1  Iharlea  B,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  666 
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Davis  Charles  R,  student,  rea  L112  Second  ave 
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Davis  Claude,  res  533  Sixteenth 

Davis  David,  clerk  Richard  Jones,  res  855  Harrison 

Davis  David,  stone  mason,  res  Golden  Gate 

Davis  David  R,  general  foreman  W  U  T  Co,  S  F,  res  1103 

Wood 
Davis  D  L,  carpenter,  res  SWcor  Eleventh  and  Washington 
Davis  E,  blacksmith  Hugh  Frazer 
Davis  E  A  Mrs,  res  1003  Clay 
Davis  Edith  Mrs,  res  686  Sycamore 
Davis  Eliza  Mrs,  res  1316  Kirkham 
Davis  Frank  A,  laborer,   res  Stock  Yards 
Davis  F  A,  bookkeeper,  res  Market  St  Block 
Davis  Frank  R,  carpenter  Pioneer  Door  Co,  res  1309  Broad- 
way 
Davis  Frank  W,  res  617  Fifteenth 
Davis  Frederick  W,  blacksmith  1054  Sixth  ave,  res  512  E 

Fifteenth 
Davis  Geo  Jr,  grocer  1241  Broadway,  res  532  Thirty-fourth 
Davis  George  A  J,  groceries  and  provisions  919  Washington, 

res  532  Thirty-fourth 
Davis  George  E,  carpenter,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Davis  George  E,  teamster,  res  709  Fifth 
Davis  George  H,  clerk  First  National  Bank,  res  913  Chester 
Davis  George  V,  res  588  Charter 
Davis  George  W,  carriage  painter,  555  Frederick 
Davis  Geo  W,  groceries  and  provisions  1241  Broadwav,  res 

532  Thirty-fourth 
Davis  Grace  M  Miss,  res  1112  Second  ave 
Davis  Granville,  foreman  Wentworth  Shoe  Factory,  res  573 

Eighth 
Davis  H  (E  Colman  &  Co)  res  421-428  Sixth 
Davis  Harry  L,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Hotel  Mer- 

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Davis  Harry  W,  blacksmith  F  W  Davis,  res  512  E  Fifteenth 
Davis  Hattie  E  Miss,  res  773  Sixteenth 
Davis  H  E  Mrs,  res  718  Twelfth 

Davis  Henry  B,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1674  William 
Davis  &  Hill   (Wm  R  Davis  and  Wm  L  Hill)  attys-at-law 

957  Broadway,  rooms  12,  13  and  14 
Davis  Ida  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  773  Sixteenth 
Davis  Isaac,  peddler,  res  1420  Tenth 
Davis  Jacob,  clerk  E  Barnett,  res  574  Ninth 
Ravis  James,  carpenter  res  834  Cedar 
Davis  James,  farmer,  res  Claremont  ave  nr  College  ave 
Davis  James,  farmer,  res  Golden  Gate 
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Davis  James  II,  butcher  Henry  F  Gieschen,  res  1833  Grove 
Davis  Janus  L.  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1762  Goss 
Davis  -111.  teamster  R  Franke  &  Co 
Davis  Jennie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  533  Sixteenth 
H  Q  Davis  John,  ranch  owner,  res  974  Thirty-fifth 
■  Z  Davis  John,  engineer,  res  1833  Grove 

^  ^  Davis  John  P.  res  L502  W 

t  q   Pa  vis  John  J,  clerk,  res  131S  Seventh  ave 
Davis  John  R,  res  1273  Ninth  ave 
Davis  Judson  M,  real  estate,  res  1502  West 
Davis  Kate  Miss,  res  1833  Grove 
Davis  Lilian  Miss,  res  1128  E  Fourteenth 
Davis  Lillie  Miss,  r<  -  L918  Linden 
Da-.  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 

Davis  Lncile  B,  milliner  F  M  Rood  &  Co,  res  617  Fifteenth 
Davis  L  W,  res  769  Eighth 
Davis  M  domestic,  res  58  Eighth 

^    Davis  Margarel  Mrs,  widow,  res  1918  Linden 
Davis  Mark  E,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1774  Division 
D  ivis  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1021  Pine 
M      Davis  Mary  ()  Mrs.  res  70S  Webster 
Ir^l    Davis  Mary  V  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  1128  E  Fourteenth 
fc*    DAVIS  M    F,    proprietor    Oakland    Stables,   368-370 
^£j  Pi-nth.  res  :;»■.<;  Pi^hth,  telephone  338 

j    Davis  M  F  Mrs,  res  515  Ninth 

Davis  M  \\  .  salesman  T  II  Mount,  res  L409  Franklin 
H     I  Myrtle  Miss,  drexmaker,  n>  .":;::  Sixteenth 

^j     DavP  P  Charles,  ship  caulker,  res  (.'1">  Kirkham 

W^    Da  •■-  R     iiael  Mi--,  teacher  Bay  District  School,  res  Golden 

^%J     Davi>  Iliehard  M,  team-ter    Pu-et    Sound    Lumber    Co,  res 
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P"H    1 1  muel,  farmer,  res  I  (olden  I  ta1 

Da  auel  L,  carpenter  l  Planing  Mill,  res  Eureka 

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D  nil  M, barber,  1 317  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

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Davis  T  J  Mrs,  res  453  E  Eleventh 

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+s   Davis  Wm,  painter,  res  NW  cor  Third  and  Franklin 
Davis  Wm,  laborer,  res  Glaremont  ave  nr  College  ave 
Davis  Wm,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 
Davis  Wm,  carpenter,  res  1662  Thirteenth  ave 
Davis  Wm,  wheelwright,  res  Oakland  House 
Davis  Wm,  teamster  Eastman  Paving  Co,  res  Adeline  nr  R 

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Davis  Wm,  harness  and  saddlery,  S  F,  res  1112  Second  av^ 
Davis  William  H,  salesman  C  Schreiber,  864  Washington 
Davis  William  H,  res  913  Chester 
Davis  Wm  R  (Davis  &  Hill)  res  514  Eighteenth 
Davis  WTilliam  W,  res  963  Center 
Davis  W  L,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Tullman  House 
Davison  Eliza  Mrs,  res  1262  Eighth 
Davison  James,  res  1605  Fifth 
Davison  Maggie  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  res  1262  Eighth 

fc$v       Davison  Wm  G,  blacksmith,  1666  Seventh,  res  1615  Seventh 

^      Davisson  Florence  Miss,  res  1662  William 
Davisson  Ira,  carpenter,  res  1455  Broadway 

^C     DAVITT  JOHN  B,  proprietor  Pioneer  Star  Bakery, 
1810  Seventh,  res  same 
Daw  James   M,  bookkeeper  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  1161 
Eighth 

^£     Dawe  Frank,  moulder,  res  e  s  Silver  bet  Weston  and  Moss 
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Dawson  Brown  H,  res  1030  Chestnut 
Dawson  Edward,  hard  wood    lumber,    S    F,    res    Fairmont 

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Dawson  Elizabeth  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  810  Alice 

Dawson  John,    employe    California   Hosiery    Co,  res    1030 

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Dawson  Joseph  A,  res  672  E  Thirty-fourth 

Day ,  res  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Day  Chas  E,  foreman  Bruning  Bros,  res  Clarendon  House 

Day  Emily  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1635  Adeline 

Day  Frank  K,  driver  Talcott's  Dairy,  res  High  opp  Prescott 

Day  Jennie  L  Mrs,  res  559  Seventeenth 

Day  John  E,  yardmaster  S  P  Co,  res  1788  Seventh 

Day  John  G,  janitor  S  F,  res  1635  Adeline 

Day  John  W,  lumber,  res  cor  Brooklyn  and  Watson  ave 

Day  Jessie  E  Mrs,  res  912  Clay 

Day  Michael,  laborer,  res  1709  Atlantic 


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Day  Samuel  J,  restaurant,  1164  Broadway,  res  same 

Day  ThosS,  res  1751  Ninth  ave 

Dayton  Ueo  L,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo    &    Co,    S   F,    res 

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Dayton  Jessie  L  Miss,  res  1364  Grove  » 

Dayton  Joseph  T,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1516  Eighth 
Dayton  M  B  Mrs,  res  1364  Grove 
D'Azevedo  Melania,  domestic,  res  907  Jackson 
t  O  Deacon  Arthur  P,  student,  res  n  s  Jones  nr  Grove 

Deady  Cordelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  600  E  Twelfth 
Deal  (/harks,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1264  Webster  (rear) 
Deal  James  A.  laborers  P  Co,  res  1380  Broadway 
Dean  Albert  C,  bookkeeper  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San 

Pablo  ave 
Dean  Carrie  A,  res  853  Myrtle 
Dean  Charles  C,  res  1325  Jackson 
Dean  Elisha  B,  lumber  dealer,  S  F,  res  1219  Grove 
Dean  Emily  Mrs.  widow,  res  1325  Jackson 

^Dean  Prances  A  Miss,  res  1006  Sixteenth 
Dean  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1104  Wood 
Dean  Prank   M,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
yy     Dean  (ieorge,  carpenter,  res  Forty-fourth  nr  Market 

Dtan  James  BJr  (King-Morse  Canning  Co,  S  F)   res    1325 
PK  Jackson 

mjk    Dean  J  II  rr,  barber,    1145  E    Fourteenth,    res   Seventh    nr 

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Dean  Win,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 
W|    Dean    Win  K.  -tndent,  res  L206   Eighth 
*    I  h-an  Win  W.  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1206  Eighth 
W^    Deane  R  M.  carpenter  W  T  Witch 

^#|     Deaner  II   V.  piano  tuner  A  Bruenn,  res  La  Clede  House 
^U    D(  arborn  Chaa  \\\  note  teller  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res 
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y(C     D> arborn   Fannie  II   Mi--,  re-   14 ."»:'»  Tenth  ave 

HI  >■  arborn   (J    W,  cashier  Traveler's   Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 
602  E  Fifteenth 
Dearborn  1<  1»  Mr-.n--  L453  Tenth  ave 
Dearing  Arthur  <i.  engineer  8  P  ('o,  res  L712  Eighth 

HDeai  Joseph,  cash  boy,  res  806  E  Twelfth 
Deas)  Jerome  Mra  (Mra  .1  Deasy  A  Co)  rea  cor  Second  ave 
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Deasy  Thos  A,  propr  Lake  Merritt  House,  E  Twelfth  opp 

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Deaty  Mary  V  Miss,  mgr  Palace  Dye  Works,  res  S  F 
De  Bell  Joseph,  watchmaker,  1685  Seventh,  res  same 
De  Boer  Frank,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  518  Sixth 
De  Boice  Elizabeth  Mrs,  restaurant,  555  Broadway,  res  same 
Debrun  Victor  Joseph,  employe   La  Grande   Laundry,  672 

Twenty-seventh,  res  S  F 
De    Camp    Antoine,    cigar    maker    Fibush    Bros,    res    823 

Twenty-ninth 
De  Camp  Frank,  clerk,  res  558  Third 
De  Camp  John   P,  cigars  mfg  and  retail,  467   Seventh,  res 

Brush  nr  Sixth 
De  Castro  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Deceinna  John,  collector  White  House,  res  1723  Seventh 
Dechow  Carl,  saloon,  1080  Fourteenth  ave,  res  same 
Deckard  Stephen  A,  machinist,  S  F,res  1403  Seventeenth 
Decker  Delbert  P,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  1128  Myr- 
tle 
Decker  Ellis,  student,  res  1128  Myrtle 
Decker  I  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1128  Myrtle 
De  Clara  Frank,  laborer,  res  Forty-first  bet  Grove  and  West 
De  Claybrook  William  E,  agt,  res  672  Twenty-sixth 
De  Cornbra  Manuel  A,  res  225  Second 
De  Cora  M  E,  Miss,  agt  S  P  Co,  Broadway  Station,  res  957 

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De  Costa  August,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
De  Costa  Jesse,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
De  Costa  Joseph  C,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
De  Coursey  John,  builder  and  contractor,  res  768  Twenty- 
first 
De  Cumbra  Legendre,  laborer,  res  659  Alice 
Dee  Manuel,  cooper  I  Levy 

Deemer  J  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1358  Fifteenth 
Deering  Henry,  tailor  Brown  &  McKinnon,  res  1018  Broad- 
way 
De  Font  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
De  Flores  A  Mrs,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
De  Forest  George,  mill  laborer,  res  922  Twenty-second 
De  Frees  S  Mrs,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  bet  Grove  and  Shattuck 

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De  Fremery  Cornelius  W,  student  Hopkins  Academy 
De  Fremery  Grace  Miss,  student  University  of  California, 

res  Prospect  ave 
De  Fremery  James  L,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1305 
Adeline 


G.  H.  KRIECHBAUM,  Dentist,  854^  BROADWAY 

Rooms,  16,  17,  18.  Office  Hours:  9-12  a.  m.,  and  1-5  p.  m. 


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De  Fremery  James  L  J r, physician,  res  1305  Adeline 

De  Fremery  Virginie  Miss,  res  Prospect  ave 

De   Fremery   William  C  B  (James   De  Fremery  &  Co)  res 
Prospect  ave 

<ii  Antonia  Mrs.  widow,  res  1214  Kirkham 
i  n  L  P,  mfr,  S  F,  res  1375  Sixteenth 
_ nun  Michael,  gardener  Mrs  S  B  McKee,  res  Seventh  nr 

Filbert 
jnan  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  491  Twenty-fifth 

De  Golia  Edwin  B,  insurance,  S  F,  res  550  Hobart 

DE  GOLIA   GEORGE   E^Attorney-at-law  and  No- 
tary Public,  rooms  8  to  12,  951  Broadway,  res  Harrison 
nr  Duranl 
aire  Fannie  Mrs,  res  763  Seventh 

Deguzee  C  W,  Mrs,  res  Fifth  bet  Oak  and  Madison 

De  Haven  R,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Haven  Rodney,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing    Co,    res 
I  [alleck  nr  Park  ave 

De  Haven  William  P,    laborer    Judson    Manufacturing   Co, 
res  Halleck  nr  Park  ave 

Deike  Fred,  propr  Union    Hotel,  cor  E  Twelfth    and  Thir- 
teenth ave 

Dieke  Gustave  II.  carpenter,  res  801  E  Twenty-first 

Dieke  Lena  Miss,  res  Union  Hotel 

Deia  John,  laborer   Philadelphia    Brewery,  S  F,  res  1061  E 
Twenty -first 

Deiss  Gottlieb,  butcher,  res  L013  Thirtieth 

Deitrick  Augustus  A,  Laborer,  res  368  Third 

Deitrick  Harry  A,  spinner  Oakland    Woolen    Mills,  res  368 
Third 

Jarley  Geo,  painter  John  Conley,  res  834  Clay 
D(  labarette  Alexander,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  Houj 
de  la  Coruillers,  A  Mrs,  typewriter  A  A  Moore, res  829  Grove 
Delahanty  John  II.  atty-al  law,  room  26,  957  Broadway,  res 

71  enteenth 

Delainey  W  1".  Btationerand  new-  dealer.  909  Seventh,  rea 

me 
I  ><    La  Matyr,  physician  and  Burgeon,  res  Mil  Jefferson 
DE  LA  MONTANYA  M,  ranges,  Btovea  and  tin- 

u arc  !»;."■  ni h,  rea  656  Sixth 

I >eian<  v  Jami  9,  laborer,  rea  I  163  Third 
Delaney  John,  employ*   S  P  Co,  rea  L670  Pacific 
Delanev  John,  labo  i  107  Thirteenth 

Delaney  Annie  R  Miss,  domestic,  rea  L028  Peralta 


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261 


Delaney  &  McCarthy  (Wm  F  Delaney  and  J  J    McCarthy), 

proprs  National  Saloon,  411  Eighth 
Delaney  William,  farmer,  res  Todd,  Lorin 
Delaney  Wm  F,  (Delaney  &  McCarthy),  res  612  Ninth 
De  Lancey  John,  shoemaker,  res  811  Sixteenth 
Delbert  Emma  Miss,  res  1523  Ninth 
Delclaux  B  J,  tailor,  472  Eighth,  res  same 
Delclaux  Louise  Mrs,  tailoress,  res  472  Eighth 
De  Leo  de  Laguna  Alex,  propr  Kelsey  House    SW  cor  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Twenty-fourth,  res  same 
De  Leo  de  Laguna  Anita  Miss,  teacher    Oakland  Free  Kin- 
dergarten, res  Kelsey  House 
De  Leo  de  Laguna  B  Miss,  res  Kelsey  House 
Le  Leo  de  Laguna,  G  Miss,  res  Kelsey  House 
De    Leo    de   Laguna    Herman,    stenographer,     res    Kelsey 
House 

De  La  de  Laguna  Wm  A,  res  Kelsey  House 

Delfino  S,  laborer,  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

same 
Delgado  A  Mrs,  res  665  Washington 
Delgardo  Lazgaro,  porter  Stewart,  res  1054  Broadway 
Delger  Block,  957   to  969  Broadway 

Delger  Frederick,  capitalist,  969  Broadway,  res  524   Nine- 
teenth 
Delhom  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1416  Eleventh 
Delhom.  Rosalie  Miss,  res  1416  Eleventh 
Dellamonico  Angelo,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Delmater  M  L,  painter  Parkison  Bros,  res  1677  Fourteenth 
Delmore  Margaret  Mrs,  res  874  Peralta 
Deloge  John,  druggist  224  B,  res  same 
Delon  Julia  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1404  Eleventh 
Delpodio  Eugene,  moulder,  S  F,  res  959  Campbell 
De  Lucca  Salaton,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Delucchi  Ernesta  C  Miss,  res  1303  Chestnut 
Delucchi  Frances  Miss,  res  1303  Chestnut 
Deluchi  Angelo,  farmer,  res  w  s  Shattuck  ave  nr  Mono  ave 
Deluchi  Lorenzo,  farmer,  res  es  Shattuck  ave  nr  Merced  ave 
Delucki  Benjamin,  res  1620  Thirteenth 
Delucki  Louis,  res  1620  Thirteenth 
De  Manuel  G  L  H,  carpenter,  res  665  Fourth 
Demarais  Charles,  carpenter,  res  1663  Fourteenth 
DEMABS  A  A,  groceries  NE  cor  Severlth  and  Union. 

res  same 
De  Mars  Napoleon,  blacksmith,  Sixth  nr  Broadway 
Demartini  Amelia,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  709 
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Demartini  Annie,  employe   California  Hosiery   Co,  res  709 

Myrtle 
Dembke  August,  waiter,  res  St  John  House 
Demc  Augustus,  laborer,  res  866  Lydia 
r™  Q  Deme  Henry,  painter,  res  866  Lydia 
^  Z  Deme  Lottie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  866  Lydia 
}ij  <£  Deme  Madelina  Mrs.  widow,  res  866  Lydia 

^  Demers  N,  blacksmith  410  Sixth,  res  Jefferson 
m  ^  Demidiro  Mariano,  laborer,  res  615  Madison 
J  q  Deming   A  B,  res  776  Eleventh 
■""        Deming  A  C,  printer,  res  807  Market 

CO        Demmal  James,  employe  Box  Factory,  S  F,  res   793  Wood 
W         Dei n nit z  Richard,  baker  Pioneer  Bakery,  res  1651  Seventh 
jjj       j  Demooy  Cornelia  Mr-,  res  r>-J7  Chestnut 
SS        Demooy  Samuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

IVmorest  Alice  Mrs,  provisions  2223  Peralta,  res  same 
Demorest  David,  shoe  cutter,  S  F,  res  2223  Peralta 
Dempsey  Edward  T,  res  1463  Seventh 
Dempsey  Benry  E  (Dempsey  A:  Pitts)  res  1155  Center 
Dempsey  John,   employee  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  652 

Clay 
Dempsey  Patrick,  capitalist,  res  1463  Seventh 
Dempsey  &    Pitts  (Henry  E   Dempsey  and  James  M  Pitts) 

butchers,  L118  ( Vnter 
Denahy    Daniel,   laborer    Contra   Costa   Water   Co,    res   612 

Adeline 
Denahy  Fanny  Miss,  res  612  Adeline 
Denahy  John,  mechanic,   res  612  Adeline 
I)--  Nick  John  X.  employe  Bay  City  Mills*  res  Eureka  Hotel 

lis  J,  hostler,  re-   Weber   BoteJ 

Denison  Adna  A.   reporter   Oakland  Enquirer  and  corres- 
pondent s  p  Evening  Poett  res  Windsor  Bout 
Denison  Albert  N,  salesman  Agard  &  ("ere-  L222  Franklin 
Denison  Eli  B,  general  new-  agt  B  I*  Co,  Oakland  Pier,  res 

bth  and   Myrtle 

Denison  Benry,  clerk,  res  953  Eighth 

1  tenison  I.  Miss,  n  Eighth 

Denison  Leland  W,  clerk  Torrey,  Whitman  &  Gardiner,  res 

12  i  Pablo  ave 

Denison  Lincoln  I.,  -indent,  res  L27S  San  Pablo  ave 

Denison  M  Mrs,  propr  Avenue  Bouse,  res  1273   San    Fablo 

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■I  OMiss,  i'  -  953  Eighth 
Deni  on  0  I.  real  estate,  rea  L273  San  Paalo  ;i\«' 


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White   Cedar,  Oak,  Ash,  Spanish  Cedar,  and  Black 
Walnut  Lumber.     Burnham-Standeford  Company, 

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DENISON  O  I  &  CO  (0  I  Denison)  real  estate  and 

insurance,  loans  negotiated,  houses  rented,  472    Tenth, 

res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Denison  W  B,  salesman,  res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Dennaker  Fred,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1782 

Atlantic 
Dennan  Annie  Miss,  res  818  Twenty-first 
Dennan  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  818  Twenty-first 
Dennan  John  Jr.  cement  layer,  res  818  Twenty-first 
Dennehy  Daniel,  laborer,  res  612  Adeline 
Dennehy  John,  laborer,  res  612  Adeline 
Dennen  Augustus  M,  foreman  Oakland  Paving  Co,  res    833 

Willow 
Dennen  Clarence  A,  carpenter  Oakland  Paving  Co,  res    833 

Willow 
Dennen  Mary  A  Miss,  res  1786  Taylor 
Dennis  Antone  D,  cigar  mfr  and  cigars  and   tobacco,    1056 

Broadway,  res  216  Eleventh 
Dennis  Amy  Mrs,  professional  nurse,  res  729  Eighth 
Dennis  J  F,  printer,  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  Alameda 
Dennis  William,  driver  A  Gates 
Dennis  William,  longshoreman,  res  560  Franklin 
Dennison  Miss,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Denniston  William,  res  563  Sixth 
Denniston  William,  employe  Dr  C  C    O'Donnell,  S  F,    res 

563  Sixth 
Denny  Chas  W,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  946  Thirty- 
fourth 
Denny  Daniel,  expressman,  res  218  Fifth 
Denny  Enoch,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1161  Third 
Denny  Horace,  stationery,  res  1674  Thirteenth  ave 
Denny  Jerry,  professional  ball  player,  res  1303  Eighth 
Denny  Margaret  E  Mrs,  res  946  Thirty-fourth 
Denroche  Amy  C  Miss.,  res  886  Milton 
Denroche  Cyril  E,  clerk,  res  886  Milton 
Denroche  Edward  J,  mgr    Vacuum   Oil   Co,    S    F,    res   886 

Milton 
Denroche  Percy  C,  student,  res  886  Milton 
Densmore  Robt,  painter,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Dent  Frank  W,  res  1222  Magnolia 
Dent  Maude  Miss,  draft  clerk  engineer's    office,    City   Hall, 

res  1390  Telegraph  ave 
Dent  T  B  Mrs,  res  1390  Telegraph  ave 
Dent  W  S,  surveyor  City  Hall,  res  1390  Telegraph  ave 

Denwall ,  clerk  Greenhood,  res  517  Ninth 

De  Pas  Charles  V,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1155  Market 


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Depoy  Ella  V  tist,  S  1  San  Pablo  ave 

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DEPUE   &    AYDELOTTES    BUSINESS 

COLLEGE,    -1     E    Depue     &    -I    II  Aydelotte  pro- 
pri  1013  Broadway  and  459  Eleventh 

De  Pue  E  J,  commercial  traveler,  S  F,  res  111"  Third  ave 
De  Pue  Frank  II,  instructor  Oakland  Riding   Academy,  res 
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DEPUE  J  E  (Depue  &    Aydelotte)  teacher  bookkeep- 
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522  i    _  Lteenth 
Derbv  11  J  Jr,  tanner  .1  S  Derby, rea  926  E  Twelfth 
by  J  A,  tanner  .1  S  D<  rby,      -    26  E  Twelfth 
by  John  S,  propr  Oak  Grove  Tannery,  cor  E  Twelfth 
an  nth  ave,  res  861   E  Twelfth 

ir  E  |  E  M  Derbv  0c  Co)  res  cor  E  Fourteenth  and 
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Deri  bsI  auditor  S  P  Co,  S  F.  res  1403  Chestnut 

:    ml   J,  engineer  John  S  Derby,  res  861  E  Twelfth 
Der:  M  is,    clerk  Snow    Flake  Bakerv,  res  161 

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D<  rmoi  John,  employe  B  P  -  1014  Broadway 

■ma.-,  printer,  res  161  1  Fifteenth 
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Desmond  Timothy,  laborer,  res  1014  Seventeenth 
Desnover  Jean,  bootblack  stand,  cor  Wood  and  Seventh,  res 

1726  Seventh 
De  Souze  Frank  L,  barber,  366  B,  res  same 
Des  Rochers  Adele  Miss,  teacher  of  French,  res   1265  Clay 
Des  Rochers  Maude   R   Miss,  teacher   of  music,  res    1 

Clay 
Dessum  Alvin,  blacksmith  Frederick  &  Arth,  res  S  F 
Dessum  Wm,  blacksmith  Frederick  &  Arth,  res  S  F 
Detels    Eugene     J.    bookkeeper-  Evertts    &    Co,    res 

Eighth 
Detels  Henry  D,  clerk   Richard    Bushing,  res  1663  Seward 
Detels  John,  salesman.  S  F,  res  985  Peralta 
Detels  Martin,  grocer,  S  F,  res  986  Peralta 
Detels  Martin  P.  salesman,  S  F,  res  985  Peralta 
Detels  Sophie  Mis.-,  res  9S5  Peralta 

Detels  William  P,  oiler  Steamer  Santa  Rosa,  res  9S5  Peralta 
Detering  Henry  A.  curator  Central  Free  Reading  Room,  res 

5S5  Twenty-fifth 
De  Troost  George,  adv  agt.  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
De  Turbeville  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  529  Eighth 
Deuel  Charles  W,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  918  Henrv 
Deuschle  Amalie  L.  232  Twelfth 
Deuschle  John  J.  carpenter,  res  1001  Fifth 
Deutscher  Club,  461*  Twelfth 
DeVanv  Daniel,  bookkeeper  East  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res 

160  Seventh 
Deveney  K  Mrs,  res  5S6  Tenth 
Devere  George,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res   867 

Ross 
Devereaux   &   Lewman    (M  M   Devereaux  &  E  R  Lewman) 

artists,  512  Fifteenth 
Devereaux  M  M  (Devereaux  &  Lewman)  res  512  Fifteenth 
Deyeraux  Theresa  Mrs,  re<  e  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Merced 
de  Verner  L  Mrs,  res  913  Magnolia 
Devers  Kate  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1026  Willow 
Devers  Xellie  Miss  music  teacher,  res  1026  Willow 
Devila  John,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  762  Wood 
Devincenzi    Domingues,   teamster,  res    Tenth    nr   Folsom, 

Golden  Gate 
Devincenzi    John,  laborer,    res    Tenth   nr  Folsom,  Golden 

Gate 
Devincenzi  Vincent,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound    Station 
De  Vine  Edward,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1653  Twelfth 
De  Vine  George  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1612  Twelfth 
Devine  Patrick  H,  quarry  man,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 


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Devine  William,  foreman  grading   S    F    Tool    Co,   res    cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Lee  ave 

Devour ,  res  756  Seventh 

De  Wan  John,  cook  Mrs  E  De  Boice,  res  Overland  House 
Deward  George  C,  rancher,  San  Benito,  res  1577  San  Pablo 

ave 
Deward  Joseph,  student,  res  1577  San  Pablo  ave 
Deward  Lena  Miss,  res  1577  San  Pablo  ave 
Dewey  Alfred  T  (Dewey  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1304  Franklin 
Dewey  Amy  Miss,  student,  res  505  E  Eleventh 
Dewing  A  A.  teller  Pacific  Bank,  S  F,  res  358  E  Fourteenth 
Dewing  Co  (The  J)    of  S   F,  Wm  F   Bacon  mgr,  new    and 

standard  books  and  pianos,  1165  Washington 
Dewing  Stephen,  collector,    S    F,  res    cor    San    Pablo    and 

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De  Witt ,  carpenter,  res  517  Ninth 

Dewitt  F  L  Mrs,  res  726  Eleventh 

De  Wolf  Joseph,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  606 

Filbert 
De  Wolf  \\  m  M,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  522  E  Eleventh 
DewsoD  Alexander,  res  627  Myrtle 
Dewson  William  \V,  laborer,  res  627  Myrtle 
Dewson  Victoria  Mrs,  res  027  Myrtle 
Dexter  A  Allen,  collector,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Dexter  Henry   C,   sale-man    0    Westover   £    Co,  res    L228 

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Di  \t<r  Herbert,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
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Dhue  Tillie,  ironer  Wm  Renter,  res  S  F 
Diamond  Edward,  driver  People's  Express,  res  1011  Pine 
I  L  V  613  Ninth 

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Dibble  George,  tender  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  rea    1421 

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rdinanzo,  laundryman   Contra   Costa   Laundry 
Dick  Byron  C,  insurance  adjuster,  S   F,  res    1060  Harrison 

enson  -  J,  helper  8  P  <:.>.  pea  812  Market 
Dickerhoff  Edgar,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  rea  sl  7 

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Dickerson  J,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res Division 

Dickerson  James  H,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  887  Pine 

Dickerson  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res  887  Pine 

Dickerson  Lotta  Mrs,  nurse,  res  962  Market 

Dickie  James,  machinist  Oakland  Iron    Works,    res   1263 

Fifteenth  ave 
Dickinson  C  A,  Jones  &  Co,  res  707  Brush 
Dickinson  H  W,  res  1006  Sixteenth 
Dickinson  J  K  (Jackson  &  Dickinson)  res  417  Seventh 
Dickinson  L  S  Mrs,  res  819  Fifteenth 
Dickinson  S  J,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  814  Filbert 
Dickinson  S  J  Mrs,  dressmaker  814  Filbert,  res  same 
Dickie  Frank  X,  house  mover,  res  411  Fifteenth 
Dickley  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  313  Sixth 
Dickson  Fred  W,  student,  res  1072  Eighteenth 
Dickson  George,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  828  Wood 
Dickson  George,  plasterer,  res  658  Fifth 
Dickson  Robert,  D  D,  Rev,   res   cor  Twenty-fourth  ave  and 

E  Sixteenth 
Dickson  Thomas,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1466  Curtis 
Didier  Mateo,  barber,  res  559  Second 
Didier  M  Mrs,  tailoress  Philadelphia  Steam  Dyeing  Works, 

res  559  Second 
Dieckmann    George,    commission    merchant,    S   F,    res  25 

Butler  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Dieckmann  John  H,  commission  merchant,  S  F,res  25  Butler 

ave,  Golden   Gate 
Diedrich  C  W,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,   res  515 

Third 
Diefenbach  Augusta  Mrs,  widow,  res  1949  Filbert 
Diefenbach  Charles,   plumber   Dalziel   &   Moller,   res   1940   2 

Filbert  & 

Diefenbach  Hattie  Miss,  res  1949  Filbert  ^ 

Diefenbach  Louisa  Miss,  res  1949  Filbert  §*• 

Diefenbach  Minnie  Miss,  res  1949  Filbert  2L 

Diehl  Chas  S,  Pacific  Coast   agt  of  Associated   Press,  S  F,  <a    P  . 

res  1311  Fifth  ave 
Diel  Kate,  domestic,  676  Eighteenth 
Diercks  Henry,  carpenter,  res  1455  Fifth 
Dierke  Louis  W,  shoe   maker,   res   Folger  ave,  Stock  Yards 
Dierks  Harry,  second  cook,  Galindo  Hotel 
Dierssen  Anne  Miss,  res  561  Fifth 
Dierssen  Henry,  flour  packer  Bav  City  Mills,  res  561   Fifth   §  f-rj 
Diesch  Anton,  laborer,  806  E  Twelfth  $uT3 

Dietles  Henry,  salesman  N  D  Buhsen,  res  Seward 
Dietrich  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  514  Fifteenth 


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Dietrich  Christian,  propr  Madison  House,  res  514  Fifteenth 
Dietrich  Emma  Miss,  res  514  Fifteenth 
DietricbsoD   Isaac    L   P  Rev,  pastor  Our  Savior's  Scandi- 
navian Lutheran  Church,  res  1371  Tenth 
Dietz  Alfred  C  (A   C  Dietz  &  Co)  S  F,   propr  Dietz  Opera 

House    and    Oakland    Theatre,    res    San  Pahlo  ave  nr 

Golden  <  rate 
Dietz  A  E3  Mrs,  widow,  res  528  Eighteenth 
Dietz  Charles  L,  clerk,   res   San    Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-eighth 
Dietz  Fred  M,  driver  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  528  Eighteenth 
Dietz  Opera  House,  A  C  Dietz  propr,  NE   cor  Webster  and 

Twelfth 

i  Victor  J  F,  nailer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  112 

N  Centre 
Dila  Douglas  Iff,  clerk  George  Babcock,   res  San  Pablo  ave 

nr  Klinkner  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Dille  E  R  Rev,  pastor  First  M  E  Church,  res  1401  Castro 
Dille  Jefferson  T,  carpenter,  res  L002  Market 
Dilling  GC,  mining,  res  L120  Chestnut 
Dillingham  George  C,  teamster,  res  839  Webster 
Dillon  B,  assistant  Dr  G  W  Stimpson,  res  (.»-_m>  Brush 
Dillon  Catherine  P,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Oak 
Dillon  David  J,  coachman  and  gardener  E  B  Dean,  res  1219 

Gto 
Dillon  Hannah,  domestic,  res  1217  Filbert 
Dillon  J  E,  yard  master  S  P  Co,  res  1620  Lincoln 
Dillon    Jerome,   cream    depot,    1367    Breadway,    res  1365 

Broadway 
Dillon  Joseph  Iff,  adjuster  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  cor  Seventh 

and  (  )ak 
Dillon  Malaehi  F,  clerk,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Oak 
Dillon  Iffary,  domestic,  res  664  Eighteenth 
Dillon  Michael,  Laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Dimmick  August,  waiter  Alexander  Campbell 
Dimmick  Clarence  C,  baker,  res  L929  Market 
Dimmick  Edwin  H,  student  J  Dimmick,  res  cor  Eighth  and 

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Dimmick  Joseph,  dentist,  875  Washington,  res   cor  Eighth 

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Dimmick  Lillie  Miss,  res  cor  Eighth  and  Washington 
Dimmick  Marj  V  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  L029  Market 
D  tnmick  W  N.  mi  \\  refl  77s  Eleventh 

Dimock  Silas,  carpenti  r,  rea  L052  Twenty-first  ave 
Dimond  Hugh,  capitalist,  res  end  Fruit  Vale  ave 


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DINGEE  WILLIAM  J,  real  estate,  460-462 
Eighth,  res  Fernwood  nr  Piedmont  (See  advertisement 
front  cover) 

Dingee's  Quarry,  Vernon  ave  nr  Lake,  Temescal 

Dingley  Charles  L,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  876  E 
Fifteenth 

Dingley  Charles  L  Jr,  clerk  Charles  L  Dingley,  S  F,res  876 
E  Fifteenth 

Dingley  Frank  E,  student,  res  876  E  Fifteenth 

Dingley  Walter  F,  clerk  Charles  f  Dingley,  S  F,  res  876  E 
Fifteenth 

Dingwall  Lewis,  clerk  Max  Greenhood,  res  517  Ninth 

Dinneen  Michael,  marble  cutter  J  F  Kelly,  res  1371  Seven- 
teenth 

Dinsmore  Wm  G.  agt  Dirigo  Oil  Can,  468  Ninth,  res  Ross 
House 

Dippo  Wm,  ironmonger,  res  Brush  nr  Sixth 
£  "  DIRIGO,"  Ed  H   Campbell,    NE    cor   Eleventh  and 
Broadway 

Discard  Charles,  Messenger  Exchange,  S  F,  res  722  Filbert 

Disard  James,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  722  Fil- 
bert 

Disturnell  Sarah  Miss,  res  661  Ninth 

Ditmas  Henry,  civil  engineer,  1430  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Divers  Michal  P,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co 

Division  Roadmaster  S  P  Co,  office  cor  Seventh  and  Bay 

Division  No  283  B  of  L  E,  meets  every  Friday  7:30  p  m, 
Fraternity  Hall,  cor  Seventh  and  Peralta 

Di  Voll  James  G,  mining,  res  1561  Eighth 

Divutto  Henry,  blacksmith  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  Moun- 
tain View  Cemetery 

Dix  Caspar  (Dix  &  Straub,  S  F)  res  594  Sycamore 

Dix  Emma  Miss,  res  594  Sycamore 

Dix  James,  shoemaker,  res  1111  Campbell 
vfe    Dix  James,  sacker  Gould  &  Williamson,  res  1111  Campbell 
*2—    ^x  William,  milk  dealer,  Stock  Yards,  res  1111  Campbell 
gj    Dixon  Binnington,  laborer,  res  1421  'Fifiteenth 

Dixon  Charles  H,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 

H    Dixon  Clemen  W,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  760  Lydia 
Dixon  Edward,  res  813  Eighteenth 
JR    Dixon  George,  plumber  Alex  II  McKown,  res  131     Twelfth 
ave 

«    Dixon  George,  stableman,  res  901  Seventh  ave 
Dixon  James,  horseshoer  A  McAuley,  res  813  Eighteenth 
Dixon  J  B,  contractor  and  builder,  607   E  Twelfth,  res  613 
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Dixon  John  B,  show  cases.  S  F.  res  983  Willow 

Dixon  Lousianna  Miss,  res  420  First 

Dixon  Lucas,  res  420  First 

Dixon  Richard,  grip  man  OCR  Co.  res  14164  San  Pablo  ave 

Dixon  Wm,  freight  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  S13  Adeline 

Dixon  Wm  H.  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  S13  Adeline 

Dixon  Wm  S,  salesman,  S  F,  res  177  E  Fourteenth 

Doane  Lucy  C  Miss,  res  717  Sixteenth 

Doane  May  Miss,  res  977  Willow 

Doane  Orin  K,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  977  Willow 

Doane  P  A,  clerk   San   Francisco  Lumber   Co,  S  F.  res   717 
Sixteenth 

Dobon  Kate  Mrs,  res  660  E  Fifteenth 

Dobson  Jane  Miss,  domestic  James  M  Bassett,  res  72S  Eighth 

Dobson  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Dobson  Walter,  candy   maker  John   H  Hirschheiner,  13*24 
Twenty-second  ave 

Dod  James,  shipping  clerk  S  P  Co 

Dodge  Edward  C,  news  stand,  1054  Thirteenth  ave,  res  460 
E  Twelfth 

Dodge  E  C  Mrs.  widow,  music  teacher,  res  460  E  Twelftn 

Dodge  A  Frv  (Clinton  G  Dodge  and  Fred  W   Fry)  attvs-at- 
law,  rooms  17  and  33,  906  Broadway,  r.  E  Twelfth 

Dodge  Granville,  carpenter,  Twentv-hfth  ave   bet  Eleventh 
and  Twelfth 

Dodge  Harriett  A  Mrs,  res  10<»«>  Webster 

Dodge  Lillian  B  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  460  East  Twelfth 

Dodge  Lulu  Miss,  res  1006  Webster 

Dod^e  Marion  M  Mrs.  widow,  res  1219  Webster 
Lge  M  M.  S  P  Co'a  office,  S  F.  res  664  Eighteenth 

Dods  Grace  Miss,  res  1006  Webster 

Dods  Jam  -re  keeper  S  P  Co,  res  1006  Webster 

Dod-  Lincoln,  res  1006  Webster 

D  B  lira,  ladies'  nurse,  re>  60S  E  Fifteenth 

Dodson  W  G  J,  candy  maker,  res  658  E  Fifteenth 

Doe  Charles  F,  pre-  California  Door  Co,  \YTood   bet  Four- 
teenth and  Sixteenth,  res  S  F 

Doe  Charles  II.  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1810  William 

DOE  LUKE,  real  estate,  468  Ninth,  res  1159  Alice 

Doe  Murton  A.  fruit  Btore,  1M<>  William.  I  He 

Doebel  Bermann,bai  tender  Max  Lawrence,  res  same 
g  Wm.  tailor  oventfa 

Doherty ,  car]  res  518  Ninth 

Dohertj  Ed,  painter  T  .1  Bheehan 

Doherty  G  irveyor,  re.-  721  Fifth  Fifth 


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Doherty  J  F,  driver  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San  Pablo 
ave 

Doherty  M  Mrs,  res  1712  William 

Dohmann  Henry,  junk  dealer,  res  1165  Twenty-fourth 

Dohrmann  Henry,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  1509  Brush 

Dohrmann  J  H,  professor  of  music,  res  359  Fourth 

Dohrmann  J  H  W,  clerk  L  E  Clawson  &  Co,  res  1509  Brush 

Dohrmann  John,  cash  boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  1509 
Brush 

Doig  Alexander,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  618 
Valdez 

Doig  John,  dresser  California  Cotton  Mills,  res  618  Valdez 

Doig  William,  coat  maker  M  J  KELLER,  res  cor  Elev- 
enth and  Webster 

Doig  William  F,  bookkeeper  California  Cotton  Mills,  res 
618  Veldez 

Dolan  Charles,  carpenter,  res  513  Ninth 

Dolan  Hugh,  clerk  John  Gunnip,  res  NW  cor  Forty-second 
and  Telegraph  ave 

Dolan  James,  dairyman,  res  cor  Weston  ave  and  Broadway 

Dolan  Jas,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res  Thirty- 
eighth  nr  Broadway 

Dolan  John,  tinner  M  De  La  Montanya,  and  extraman 
Engine  Co  No  1,  res  Clarendon  House 

Dolan  Joseph  C,  fruit,  poultry  and  produce,  City  Market,  1, 
3  and  5,  res  13  Valley 

Dolan  L,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Dolan  Lizzie  Miss,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1826 
Goss 

Dolan  Maggie,  domestic  578  Sixteenth 

Dolan  Mamie  Miss,  574  Sixteenth 

Dolan  Mary  Miss,  cloakmaker,  S  F,  res  1826  Goss 

Dolan  Mary  Mrs,  dairy  farm,  res  cor  Weston  ave  and  Broad- 
way 

Dolan  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1711  Atlantic 

Dolan  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1826  Goss 

Dolan  Richard,  carpenter,  res  513  Ninth 

Dolan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  res  1477  Fifth 

Dolan  Thomas,  upholsterer  McGovern  &  JCahill,  res  823 
Twenty-ninth 

Dolan  Thomas,  painter,  res  166  Seventh 

Dolan  Win,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1711  Atlantic 

Dolbier  Delmar,  clerk  Smallman  &  Cummins:  res  1413 
Twelfth  ave  6' 

Dolbier  F  D,  clerk  Smallman  &  Cumming,  res  1413  Twelfth 
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Dolbier  Ward  S,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1413  Twelfth  ave 

Doling  James,  carpenter,  res  806  Jackson 

Doling  Margaret  Mrs,  res  564  Second 

Dolman  Annie  L  Miss,    principal    Fruit    Vale  School,    res 

Fruit  Vale 
Domenico  R,  laborer    Alameda  Macadamizing  quarry  Co's, 

res  same 
Domes  Henry  W,  compositor  C  B  Rice,  res  1073  Thirteenth 

ave 
Domes  John  J,  carriage  maker,  res  1565  Seventh 

DOMESTIC  PAPER   PATTERNS,  Frank 

Kings  agent,1062  Broadway 
DOMESTIC    SEWING   MACHINE,  Frank 

Kings  general  agent  Alameda  County,  1062  Broadway 
Domingus  Anton,  laborer   Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res 

252  Harlan 
Domingus  Manuel,  laborer,  250  Louisa 
Doininick  Alonzo,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Dominick  Onara,  laborer,  res  Perry 
Dominico  Rampone,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Domoto  Charles  H,  nurseryman  and  gardener,  res  658  Third 
Donahar  J  W,  propr  Clarendon  House   855  Washington 
Donahoo  P  B,  inventor,  res  Market  Street  House 
Donahoo  W  H,  brickinason,  res  465  Thirteenth 
Dohahue  Kate  Miss,  res  1577  San  Pablo  ave 
Donahue  Michael,  laborer,  res  n  s  Forty  fifth  nr  Grove 
Donahue  Thomas,  laborer  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Donahue  Thomas,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Booot   and  Shoe 

Co,  res  Seventh  nr  Wood 
Donalan  Thomas,  printer,  Twenty-eighth  bet  Market    and 

Myrtle 
Donald  George,  gardener  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Donald  John,  carpenter,  res  410  Tenth 
Donaldson  Alex,  stair  builder,  res  500  Twenty-fourth 
Donaldson  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  L417  Castro 
Donaldson  Emily  8  Mrs,  widow,  res  1117  Castro 
Donaldson  V  M,  domestic,  70  E  Twelfth 
Donaldson  .lane.-,  commission,  8  F,  res  ha  Clede  House 
Donaldson  John,  carpenter,  res  L517  Market 
Donaldson  John    (J.   apothecary    II    II    Skilling,   res   1171 

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1  Donaldson  Mary  Miss,  res  1417  ('astro 
Donaldson    Virgil    M,   pressmen    Pacific    Press,   res    1517 

Market 
Donaldson  Wm  A.  clerk  Truckee  Lumber  Co,  S  F,  res  L620 

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Donavan  Patrick,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Donegan  Hugh,  asst  surveyor  S  F  Tool  Co,  res  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Lee  ave 

Donegan  J,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 

Donelan  S  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  355  Tenth,  res  same 

Donelin  T  James,  auditor's  office  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1430  Six- 
teenth 

Donnell  Arthur  C,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1227  Myrtle 

Donnell  John,  carpenter,  res  410  Tenth 

Donnellan  Edward,  apprentice  iron  moulder,  res  914  Twen- 
ty-eighth 

Donnellan  Thomas,  printer,  914  Twenty-eighth 

Donnellan  Thomas  Jr,  printer,  res  914  Twenty-eighth 

Donnelly  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1310  Goss 

Donnelly  Mrs,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Donnelly  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  res  cor  Pacific  and  Camp- 
bell 

Donnelly  Grace,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Adaline  and  Julia 

Donnelly  Henry,  mining,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Adeline 
and  Julia 

Donnelly  Henry  T  Jr,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Adeline  and 
Julia 

Donnelly  Hettie  Miss,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Adeline  and 
Julia 

Donnelly  John  C,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  1305  Eighth 

Donnelly  Mamie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  806 
Washington 

Donnelly  Mary  Miss,  res  1810  Goss 

Donnelly  Thomas,  hack  driver,  res  Clarendon  House 

Donnes  Frederick,  cook,  res  1205  Seventh 

Donniker  Adam,  waiter,  res  403  Ninth 

Donnisher  Mary  Mrs,  cook  The  Arlington 

Donohue  Cornelius  J,  iron  moulder,  S  F,  res  1355  Sixteenth 

Donohue  David,  laborer,  res  707  Sycamore 

Donohue  John,  apprentice,  res  1355  Sixteenth 

Donohue  Kate  Miss,  res  1557  Webster 

Donohue  Maggie  C  Miss,  res  1355  Sixteenth 

Donohue  Murty,  laborer,  res  553  Sixth 

Donohue  Robert  E,  gasfitter,  S  F,  res  1355  Sixteenth 

Donohue  Samuel  J,  apprentice,  S  F,  res  1355  Sixteenth 

Donovan  Annie  Mrs,  res  662  Jefferson 

Donovan  Con,  plasterer,  res  w  s  Telegraph  nr  Alcatraz  ave 

Donovan  Daniel,  clerk  W  P  Slattery,  res  760  Third 

Donovan  D  H,  res  613  Sixth 

Donovan  E  Mrs,  res  617  Sixth 


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Donovan  Eva  Miss,  res  916  Third 

Donovan  James,  plasterer,  res  SW  cor  Telegraph  and  Alca- 

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Donovan  John,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1003  Third 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  res  Winthxop  House 
Donovan  John  B.   compositor    Oakland    Enquirer,    res    613 

Sixth 
U  <   Donovan  John  J,  teacher,  res  1113  Tenth 
|—  O   Donovan  John  L,  paper    hanger   McGovern   &    Cahill,    res 

1003  Third 
Donovan  John  T,  engineer  Flint   &   Zimmerman,    res    495 

Twenty-fifth 
Donovan  Julia  Mrs,  domestic,  res  843  Madison 
Donovan  Lucy  M  Mrs,  res  158  Fifth 
Donovan  Maggie  E  Miss,   milliner   Mrs   N   Laymance,    res 

613  Sixth' 
Donovan  Margaret  Mrs,  res  613  Sixth 
Donovan  Mary  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1053  Peralta 

^    Donovan  Michael,  employe    St    Mary's    Cemetery,    res    916 
Third 
H    Donovan  Minnie  Miss,  milliner,  res  916  Third 
Donovan  William  S,  atty-at-law,  res  613  Sixth 
Doody  Arthur  H,  sign    writer    Doody    &    Hoolev,    res   565 
JM  Sixth 

p*^     Doody  Daniel  \\\  painter  Doody  &  Hooley,  res  565   Sixth 
VJ    Doody  &  Hooley  (Miles  Doody  and  Cornelius  Hooley)  house 
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Doody  Miles  (Doody  &  Hoolev)  and  asst  chief  engineer  and 
fire  warden  O  F  D,  res  565  Sixth 
^j    Doolan  James,  baker  John  B  Davitt,  res  1810  Seventh 
^4     Doolan  James  II,  livery  and  sale    stables,    1070    Thirteenth 

^^|  ave,  res  L 067  Twelfth  ave 

kJj     D-x.lan  Michael,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1860  William 
3G      Dooley  Charles,  res  (Jalindo    Hotel 

pi  J    Dooley  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail   Co,   res   1005 

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^*    Dooley  Margaret  Mrs,  res  L457  Eighth 

Dooley  Patrick,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1005 

H  Third 

Doolittle  D  W.  carpenter,  res  569  Sixth 
WDoom  James,  laborer  J  L  Davie,  res  970  Washington 
Doom  .1  E,  Laborer,  rea  83  l  Franklin 
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Doran  Daniel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Doran  James,  blacksmith  Martin  Ryan,  res  Capitol  Hotel 
Doran* Jeremiah,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  1957  San   Pablo   ave 

cor  Thirtieth,  res  1950  Filbert 
Doran  Jane  Mrs,  res  1778  Atlantic 
Doran  Maggie  Miss,  forelady  mangling  dept    Contra   Costa 

Laundry,  res  1778  Atlantic 
Doran  May  Miss,  cashier  Contra  Costa  Laundry,    res    1778 

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Doran  Nicholas,  sexton  St  Patrick's  Church,  res  960Peralta 
Dorcey  J  J,  train  dispatcher,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Dore  John,  bookkeeper  P  Kennedy  &    Co,    S 

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Dorety  Joseph  H,    commission    merchant,    S 

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Dorety  Mabel  L  Miss,  res  1230  Eighth  ave 
Dorgan  John,  carpenter,  res  1715  William 
Dorgan  Michael,  dairy,  2417  Piedmont  ave 
Dorman  Asenath  Mrs,  widow,  res  1656  Webster 
Dorman  Henry,  painter,  res  409  Thirteenth 
Dornin  Geo  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1974  Webster  ave 
Dorn  Ernest  R,  bridge  builder  S  P  Co,  res  988  Willow 
Dorn  Samuel,  butcher,  res  Girard  House 
Dornbach  George  W,  engineer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works, 

res  1010  Third 
Dornin  Nelson  E,  student  Hopkins    Academy,  res  Berkeley 
Dorrell  Eunice  V  Miss,  res  264  B 
Dorrell  James  G,  carpenter,  res  264  B 
Dorrell  Thomas  C,  res  264  B 

Dorsaz  Fred  H,  photographer  W  W  Dames,  res  831  Myrtle 
Dorsch  Charles,  merchant  tailor,  dyeing  and  cleaning,  1712 

Seventh,  res  same 
Dorsch  Mary  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1712  Seventh,  res  same 
Dorsch  Tillie  M,  milliner  F  M  Reed  &  Co,  res  1713  Eleventh 
Dorsey  J  J,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  508i  Fifteenth 
Dorwin  George  W,  supt  Melrose    Smelting  Works,  res  Bay 

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Doty  — — ,  track  walker  S  P  Co,  res  1057  Thirteenth  ave 
Doty  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1772  Atlantic 
Doty  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Doub  D  Milton,  gas  fixtures,  S  F,  res  528  Thirty-first 
Doubt  Joseph  H,  laborer,  res  1167  Thirty-sixth 
Doubt  Mary  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1167  Thirty-sixth 


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Dougery  Charles,  plasterer,  res  1828  Adeline 
Dougherty  Mrs.  res 756 Seventh 
Dougherty  Ada  Miss,   res    E    Fourteenth    bet  Adeline  and 

Julia 
Dougherty  Ann  Mrs,  res  721  Fifth 
Dougherty  C  M,  capitalist,    res  E   Fourteenth    bet  Adeline 

and  Julia 
Dougherty  Daniel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Dougherty  E,  painter,  res 523  Eighth 
Dougherty  Hugh,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1715  Goss 
Dougherty  Phillip,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1715  Goss 
Dougherty  Etta  Miss,  res  1417  Sixth  ave 
Douglas  Prank  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  817  Peralta 
Douglas  George  A,  employe  City  Hall,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Douglas  Marjorie  Miss,  res  860  E  Fourteenth 
Douglas  Nathan  S,  bookkeeper  Dalziel   &   Moller,  res  2015 

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Douglai ,  painter,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Douglass  Eliza  Mrs,  widow,  res  1919  Magnolia 
Doaglass  P  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  817  Peralta 
Douglass  S  X  Mrs,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Dovide  Simeone,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Dow  Amos  R  (Dow  &  Forsting)  real  estate,  res  L185  E  Six- 
nth 
Dow  Augustus,  insurance,  B  F,  res  l  Is;  Thirteenth 
Dow  Daniel,  painter,  res  L267  Campbell 
Dow  Edward,  Bhoe    maker    Nolan    &    Williamson,    rea  825 

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Do*   i  E,  hydraulic  machinery,  S  F,  res  568  Twenty- 

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W.  student,  r<  a  L370  Eleventh 

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Dow  Rath  Mrs,  dressmaker  Mrs  M  E  Hillier,  res  512  Eighth 

Dow  W   A     tudent,  n     I  21  0  Twenty-third  ave 

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Dowd  Daniel,  painter,  res  1267  Campbell 

Dowd  Michael,  laborer,  res  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Twenty-first  ave 

Dowdle  Charles,  clerk  Jordan  &  Arnold,  res  1122  Chestnut 

Dowdle  Clara  Miss,  res  1122  Chestnut 

Dowdle  Everett  S,  pressman  Jordan   &  Arnold,  res  1122 

Chestnut 
Dowdle  Louise  Mrs,  widow,  res  1122  Chestnut 
Dower  Edward,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1706  Seward 
Dower  Daniel,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1706  Seward 
Dowling  Emma  Miss,  employe  Ames   &  Dietrich,   S  F,  res 

417  Fourth 
Dowling  Kate  Miss,  res  n  s  Thirty-ninth,  second  house  from 

Telegraph  ave 
Dowling  Sadie  Miss,  res  n  s  Thirty-ninth,  second  house  from 

Telegraph  ave 
Dowling  Sarah   E  Mrs,  res  n  s  Thirty-ninth,  second   house 

from  Telegraph  ave 
Dowling  Thomas,  waiter,  Galindo  Hotel 
Dowling  W  E,  carpet  layer,  res  555  Twenty-second 
Downard  Richard,  laborer,  res  Vernon  ave,  Emeryville 
Downer  Elijah  H,  res  Halleck  nr  Park  ave,  Emeryville 
Downer  Hart  A,  res  1910  Thirteenth  ave 
Downer  Susan  B  Miss,  res  Halleck  nr  Park  ave,  Emeryville 
Downey  Andrew,  real  estate,  res  854  Jefferson 
Downey  Ann  Mrs,  res  665  Fifth 
Downey  Annie  Miss,  res  665  Fifth 

Downey  Daniel,  gripman  0  C  RCo,  res  689  Twenty-seventh 
Downey  Frank,  employee  James  Dallas,  res  914  Fifth 
Downey  J  C,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,   S  F,  res   1273 

Ninth  ave 
Downey  John,  carpenter  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res  S  F 
Downey   Patrick,    conductor  OCR  Co,  res   689  Twenty- 
Seventh 
Downey  Peter,  laborer,  res  Oakland  House 
Downey  T  A,  patrolman,  res  458  Seventh 
Downey  Thomas,  lather,  res  669  Fourth 
Downey  Thomas  A,  policeman,  res  413  Ninth 
Downey  William  J,  res  665  Fifth 
Downie   B  I  P  Co,  factory  east  of  Lake  Merritt,   office  at 

factory  and  204  Market,  S  F 
Downie  W,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Downing  Geo  J,  purser  steamer  Corona,  res  1556  Ninth  ave 
Downing  J  C  V,  mariner,  705  Twenty-seventh 
Downing  J  H,  photographer,  res  709  Tenth 
Downing  John,  teamster  Hayes  &  Co,  res  Golden  Gate  Hotel 

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Downing  Theodore  H,  res  1556  Ninth  ave 
Downing  Thos  A,  res  1253  Eleventh  ave 
Downing  Thos  H,  lather,  res  1868  Division 
Downing  Will  E,  marine  engineer,  res  1556  Ninth  ave 
Downs  Daniel,  brakeman  S  P.  Co,  res  1612  Fifteenth 
Downs  Daniel  B,  master  mariner,  res  High,  Melrose 
Downs  Orlando  K,  livery  and   boarding  stable,  1692  Tele- 
graph ave,  res  same 
Downs  S  (t,  employe  0  K  Downs,  res  1692  Telegraph  ave 
Downs    Thomas,    stableman    Fisher  &    Taylor,  res    foot   of 

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Downs  Win,  res  Winthrop  House 
DOWS  B  W,  manager  Central  Pharmacy,  junction  San 

Pablo  ave  and  Broadway,  res  572  Ninth 
I )nyle  Chester,  Japanese  interpreter,  S  F,  res  1311   Fourth 

ave 
Doyle  Dan,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Dovle  Denis,  emplove  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res    1862 

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Doyle  Edward,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  1518  Fifth 
Doyle  Prank  F,  farmer,  res  cor  San  Pablo  and  Doyle  aves, 

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Doyle  James,  iron  worker,  res  1511  Seventh 
Dovle  James  A,  tinsmith  S  P  Co,  res  909  Fifth 
Doyle  James  -I.  -ail  maker,  S  F,  res  229  Harlan 
Doyle  John,  teamster  Have-  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 
Dovle   John    D,  farmer,  res  cor  San  Pablo   and    Doyle  ave-. 

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Doyle  Margaret  Miss,  res  L224  Eighth 
Doyle  M  E  Mrs, widow,  res  L311  Fourth  ave 
Doyle  Michael,  repairer  S  1'  ('<>.  re-  I860  William 
Doyle  Michael  Jr,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res 

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le  Patrick,  employe  Water  Works,  res  L815  Seventh 
Doyle  Thomas,  horse  shoer,  res  698  Thirty-fifth 
1  trado  John,  laborer,  res  220  I  [ele'n 

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Draifl  Lucinda  .1  M  i  77  I  Nineteenth 

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Drake  E  M,  book  binder  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 

Drake  George,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  620  Franklin 

Drake  George  F,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1720  Seward 

Drake  George  W,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1720  Seward 

Drake  Grace,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 

Drake  John  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1720  Seward 

Drake  Mary  A,  res  368  First 

Drake  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  620  Franklin 

Drake    Theresa,  wreaver   California   Cotton    Mills,  res    620 

Franklin  . 

Drake  Thomas,  collector,  res  620  Franklin 
;  Drake  Willis,  boiler  tender  Judson  Works,  res  2126  Magno- 
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j  Draper  Hattie  E,  music  teacher,  res  1151  Harrison 
J  Draper  John   S,  mgr  H  J  Smith  &  Co,  res   1507  Telegraph 

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•  Draper  Mabel,  res  1151  Harrison 
Draper  Thomas  B,  plasterer,  res  1066  E  Fifteenth 
Dreaper  Calvin  P,  raftsman  S  P  Co,  res  1667  William 
Dredge  T  F,  res  251  Eighth 

Drennan  Alice  Miss,  student,  res  e  s  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 
Drennan  Annie  Miss,  student  High   School,  res  e  s  Adeline 

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Drennan  Thomas,  machinist,  res  e  s  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 
Drennon  Carrie  Miss,  res  1013  Eleventh  ave 
Drennon  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1013  Eleventh  ave 
Drennon  Mary  Miss,  corset  maker,  res  1013  Eleventh  ave 
Drennon  Nellie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1013  Eleventh  ave 
Drennon  Nelson,  water  tender  steamer   Queen  of  Pacific,  res 

1013  Eleventh  ave 
Drennon  Vina  Miss,  res  1013  Eleventh  ave 
Dresco  L  (Petar  &  Dresco)  res  1363  Castro 
Dressal  Peter,  boiler  maker    Clark   &    Wooley,    res  SW  cor 

Thirty-ninth  and   Grove 
Dresser  Walter  H,  cashier  S  P  Co,  res  1024  Willow 
Dressier  Gustavus,    boots    and    shoes,    615    E    Twelfth,  res 

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Dressier  Walter  H,  freight   clerk   Sixteenth    Street  Station, 

res  856  Adeline 
Drew  E,  res  472  Twenty-fourth 
Drew  Edwin  P  Capt,  master  barque  W H  Dimond,  res  1418 

Filbert 
Drew  Elizabeth  Mrs,  laundress   Contra   Costa   Laundrv,  res 

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Drew  Aimer  R,  asst    instructor   University  of    California, 

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I  Drew  Enoch,  res  681  Twenty-fifth 
Drew  James,  laborer  East  Oaklank   Brick  Yard,   res  1443 

Linden 
Drew  Joseph,  apprentice,  res  1420  Fifteenth 
Drew  Sam,  blacksmith,  res  1853  Short 
Drexler  Jefferson,  cook,  res  Vernon  ave 
Dreyer  Ella  M,  titter    Wentworth   Boot    and   Shoe    Co,  res 
"1334  Kirkham 
|  Dreyer  Fred,  news  agt,  res  310  Seventh 
Driver  John  H,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  310  Seventh 
Dreyer  Louisa  Miss,  res  310  Seventh 
Dreyer  Margaret  Miss,  res  310  Seventh 
Dreyer  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1334  Kirkham 
Driggs  IM ward  II,  laborer,  res   n  s   Temescal  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Driggs  I  eorge  R,  res  1019  Webster 
Drink  water  Ambrose  M,  collector   Contra  Costa  Water  Co, 

res  662  Eighteenth 
Driscoll  Dennis  J,  sailmaker,  S  F,  res  1661  Atlantic 


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riscoll  Edward,  blacksmith  SPCo,  res  1478  Fifth 
riscoll  James  J,  employe  J  Strauss   &  Co,  S  F,  res 

William 
riscoll  Jeremiah,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  753  Campbell 
riscoll  Johanna  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1405  Webster 
riscoll  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  753  Campbell 
riscoll  Julia  Miss,  res  766  Eighteenth 
riscoll  Kate,  domestic,  res  262  E  Tenth 
riscoll  Lillie  Miss,  res  9  l<>  Peralta 
riscoll  M,  employe  G  F  Cri-1  &  Son,  res  cor  E  Twelfth  and 

Twenty-second  ave 
riscoll  ie  Mis-,  domestic,  res  1155  Jackson 

riscoll  Maria  Mrs,  res  613  Seventeenth 
riscoll  Mike,  rea  Winthrop  Bouse 
riscoll  Moses,  Inmate  In  Just  rial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind,  ^  > 

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riscoll  s  V  Mrs,  rea  1457  Broadway 
riscoll  Mrs,  vest  maker  M  J  KELLEK 
Driscoll  William,  farmer,  res  e  a   Adeline    bet   Menlo  and 

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riscoll  Win.  laborer,  rea  s,">  Ali< 
riscoll  W'.n  F .  student  8  P  Tat.-,  rea  940  Peralta 
river  II  W,  nurse,  rea  1 261   ( lampbell 
rucker  Herman,  expressman,  rea  1451  Seventh 
ruck       i     Id  and   and   8   F   Express,   Howard  &    Conroy 

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Druhe  Herman  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1378  Tenth 

Druhe  John  H,  capitalist,  res  1175  Market 

Druhiii  Carl,  paper  box  mfr,  res  1312  Grove 

Druke  Caroline  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

DrumCassie  M  Miss,  res  953  Market 

Drum  Frank  G,  cashier,  S  F,  res  953  Market 

Drum  John  S,  capitalist,  1050  Broadway,  res  953  Market 

Drum  John  S  Jr,  student,  res  953  Market 

Drummond  John,  laborer,  res  Felton,  Lorin 

Drummond  R,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Drury  Loretta  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1156i  Seventh 

Drussel  Daniel,  clerk,  H  J  McAvoy,  res  918  Filbert 

Drussel  Julia  Mrs,  res  918  Filbert 

Drussel  Louis  M,  employe  planing  mills,  res  918  Filbert 

Drynen  Annie  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  227  Tenth 

Drynen  Marv  L  Miss,  bookkeeper  P  W  Bellingall,  S   F,  res 

227  Tenth 
Drynen  William  J,  clerk  J  N  Knowles,  S  F,  res  227  Tenth 
Duarte  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Duarte  Manuel  I,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Dubernet  L  Mrs,  dressmaking  parlors,   cor  E   Fourteenth 

and  Thirtieth  ave 
Dubernet  Lucien,  picture   frame   mfr,  S  F,  res   1258  Elev- 
enth ave 
Dubernet  Roal  F,  picture  frame  mfr.  also   dealer  in  artists' 
materials,    engravings   and   oil    paintings,    1122   Thir- 
teenth ave,  res  1258  Eleventh  ave 
Dubois  Benjamin,  pattern  maker,  res  2101  Adeline 
Du  Bois  Elijah,  capitalist,  res  1632  Telegraph  ave 
Dubois  Fred  W,  brakeman  S   P  Co,  res   1112  Eleventh  ave 
Du  Bois  Irene  E  Mrs,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  586  Tenth 
Dubois  Peter,  stair  builder,  res  2101  Adeline 
Dubois  Rosine  L  Miss,  domestic  I  L   Requa,   res   Piedmont 
Dubois  Win  C,  railway  postal  clerk,  res  1112   Eleventh  ave 
Duchein  Cyrille,  cutler,  422  Seventh,  res  612  Franklin 
Duchrau  Emile,  tailor,  S  F,  res  807  Wood 
Duddy  George,  res  911  Ninth 
Duddy  Martin,  express,  res  911  Ninth 
Dudley  Arey  A,  chemist,  S  F,  res  1222  Franklin 
Dudley  Chas  P,  res  1236  Adeline 
j£  *  Dudley  Ezra  C,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  Market  St  Block 
^  2  Dudley  Justin  Z,  artist,  res  1222  Franklin 
U  g1  Dudley  Wm  M  (Glines  &  Dudley)  res  1236  Adeline 
_  <  Due  Anton,  driver,  Park  ave  nr  Horton,  Emeryville 
X  "»  Duff  C  J,  res  1213  Broadway 
>-       Duff  Wm,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1725  William 


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Duffey  James,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 

Duffy  A  J,  capitalist,  res  Fewland  House,  Seventh 

Duffy  Bernard,  teamster  Kemillard  Brick  Co 

Duffy  Clarence    Miss,    dressmaker   La    Clede    House,    1116 

Broadway 
Duffy    Francis    Miss,    dressmaker    La    Clede    House,    1116 

Broadway 
Duffy  James  A,  capitalist,  res  Merrill  Hotel 
Duffy  John  E,  feeder  Pacific  Iron  and   Xail  Works,  res  819 

Filbert 
Duffy  Lizzie  M  Miss,  shoe  fitter  Nolan   Bros,  S   F,   res   819 

Filbert 
Duffy  Patrick,  saloon,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Folger  ave,  Golden 

Gate 
Duffy  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  1355  Kirkham 
Duffy  Thomas,  laborer,  res  e  s  Telegraph   ave  bet   Linden 

and  Temescal 
Duffy  Thomas  M,  porter,  S  F,  res  819  Filbert 
Dufit  Mary  Mrs,  res  372  First 

Dufrane  John  L,  contractor,  res  1312  Telegraph  ave 
Dufud  Peter,  caulker,  res  709  Webster 
Dugan  Annie  Miss,  student  res  1372  Twelfth 
Dugan  Km  ma  A,  student  Dnpue  &  Avdelotte's  Business  I  !ol- 

iege,  i.  a  22  South'Park,  S  F 
Dugan  F  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1562  Seventh 
Dugan  George,  collector  Wheeler  A  Wilson    Manufacturing 

Co,  res  L065  Campbell 
Dugan  George  J,  lather,  res  1372  Twelfth 
Dugan  '         .  ■■  .1  Jr,  student,  res  1372  Twelfth 

an  Jennie  Miss,  student,  res  L372  Twelfth 
Dugan  John,  Bwitchman  8  1'  Co,  res  1562  Seventh 
Dugdall  Marguerite    Miss,  operator  Sunset  Telephone1] 

graph  Co,  res  510  Twelfth 
Dugdall  Wm  II.  salesman  WheelerA  Wilson  Manufacturing 

'I  Fifteenth 
Duggan  Annie,  domestic,  (.c>'»  Twelfth 
Duggan  Thomas,  gardener  W  Metcalf,  res    cor  College  and 

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Duirahon  Charles,  butcher,  res  Halletl  ave  nr  Green,  Stock 

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Duke  John,  bookkeeper,  res  306  Fourteenth 
Dukey  <  'arl,  res  L367  Fifteenth 
Dukey  E  M  Mrs,  res  1367  Fifteenth 
Dulcich  Luigi,  carpenter,   res    NE   c^r  E    Fourteenth  and 

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Duley  M  res    1  157  Eighth 

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Dulmage  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  914  Poplar 

Dumas  Anna  Mrs,  res  1721  Myrtle 

Dumett  E  C  Mrs,  res  1574  Seventh  ave 

Dumett  John  C,  marine  engineer,  res  1574  Seventh  ave 

Dun  Joseph,  clerk  Salingu,  res  855  Washington 

Dunakin  Thomas  H,  porter  C  E    Whitnev    S    F,    res  1308 

Twelfth  ave 
Dunbar  Joshua,  tea  and  coffee,  1008  Ninth  ave 
Dunbar  Kate  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res    1418 

Fifteenth 
Dunbar  Lizzie  Miss,  landress  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1418 

Fifteenth 
Dunbar  Minnie,  binder,  Pacific  Press,   res  763  Seventeenth 
Dunbar  Retta,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  763  Seventeenth 
Dunbar  S  G  S,  principal  Durant  School,  res  431  Hawthorn 

ave 
Duncan  Alexander,  salesman,  res  1524  Broadway 
Duncan  Alexander,  carpenter,  res  1526£  Broadway 
Duncan  Anna  J  Mrs,  res  1059  Brush 
Duncan  D  G  Mrs,  res  1365  Eighth 
Duncan  F  Mrs,  res  1059  Brush 

Duncan  George  J,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  1726  William 
Duncan  James,  engineer  Jute  Mills,  res  129  E  Eleventh 
Duncan  J  J,  res  1059  Brush 
Duncan  M  A  Mrs,  res  3  Forty-fourth 
Duncan  R  D,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1209  Broadway 
Duncan  R  M,  grocer  851  Myrtle,  res  945  Myrtle 
Duncan  Robert,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  956  Third 
Duncombe  Lucy  M  Mrs,  res  1676  Thirteenth  ave 
Dundon  John,  carpenter  Eagle    Planing  Mill,  res  838  West 
Duner  Arnold,  dairyman,  res  Beulah  Park 
Dungan  Eugene  L,  baggageman  S  P  Co,    res  1719  Sherman 
Dunham  Benjaman  F  (Dunham,  Carrigan,Hayden  &  Co  S  F) 

res  1397  Alice 
Dunham  C  A  Mrs,  res  1157  Market 
Dunham  Clarissa  Mrs,  widow  res  1502  Broadway 
Dunham  David  H,  nailer  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  524 

Sixth 
Dunham  E  C,  salesman,  res   1157  Market 
Dunham  Emily  K  Miss,  res  524  Sixth 
Dunham   Everett    C,    clerk    The    J    Dewing   Co,   res   1137 

Market 
Dunham  Geo  P,  driver  McCleverty  &  Noblett,  res  524  Sixth 
Dunham  Timothy,  driver  OCR  Co,  res  n  s  Forty-seventh 

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Dunham  Woodruff  Capt,  oysterman  and  boatman,  res 
water  front  foot  of  Harrison 

Dunkle booth  .  painter  Wm  H  "Weilbye 

DUNIAP  CHAS  H,  agent  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Co  of  New  York,  962   Broadway 

Dunlap  Henry  A,  house  mover,  res  720  Seventh 

Dunlap  John  N,  U  S  Bridge  tender  Webster  street  bridge, 
res  Webster  street  bridge 

Dunlap  Win,  res  720  Seventh 

Dunlevy  Michael,  butcher,  (.'71  Third 

Dunmire  Samuel  S,  res  1361  Franklin 

Dunn  Alex,  machinist,  S  F,  res  L370  Ninth 

Dunn  Charles,  res  1656  Webster 

Dunn  Clara  B  Miss,  clerk  W  U  T  Co,  S  F,  res  692  Sycamore 

Dunn  E  L,  res  1756  Seventh 

Dunn  Ellen  Mrs,  res  1414  Seventeenth 

Dunn  Gertie  Miss,  res  1222  Cypress 

Dunn  Howard,  surveyor,  office  city  engineer,  res  Ross  House 

Dunn  J  Mrs,  res  1414  Seventeenth 

Dunn  James,  butcher  O'Connell  &  McDonald,  res  1273  San 
Pablo  ave 

Dunn  James,  moulder,  res  Peralta  ave 

Dunn  J  M,  dentist   1155  Broadway,  res  467   Thirteenth 

Dunn  John,  machinist,  res  Clark  street,  Melrose 

Dunn  J  P,  student  of  medicine,  res  1155  Broadway 

Dunn  Martin,  laborer,  res  911  Seventh 

Dunn  Mary  Mi->  res  690  Sycamore 

Dunn  Nellie  J  Mrs,  res  1414  Seventeenth 

Dunn  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1612  Myrtle 

Dunn  Patrick  H,  gardener,  res  L431  Webster 

Dunn  R  K.  dentist  1108|  Broadway,  res  1224  Franklin 

Dunn  Samuel  W,  book  agt,  res  692  Sycamore 

Dunn  Susan  M  Miss,  teacher,  res  L656  Webster 

Dunn  Thomas,  Laborer,  res  (->72  E  Sixteenth 

Dunn  Wilber  L,  paper  hanger  Fawcetl  Bros,  res  692  Syca- 
more 

Dunn  Wm,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  rea  1612  Myrtle 

Dunnavan  John,  paper  hanger,  res  1060  Broadway 

Dunne  James,  tailor,  rea  1617  Eighth 

Dunne  John,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F.  rea  B28  Myrtle 

Dunne  Patrick,  tailor,  res  1617  Eighth 

Dunne  Patrick  Jr,  tailor  I'  .1  O'Connor,  rea  L617  Eighth 

Dunne  Thomas,  clerk,  rea  1617  Eighth 

Dannetl  Georgie  Miss,  artist,  rea  378  E  Fifteenth 

Dunning  Terrence  S,  drug  clerk,  res  700  Twenty-sixth 

Dunphy  Thomas,  teacher  violin,  rea  764  Twentieth 


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Dunstan  John,  coachman  and  gardener  W  W  Cameron,  res  | 

1914  Telegraph  ave 
Dunster  John  H,  carpenter,  res  742  Peralta 
Dupont  G,  laborer,  res  728  Chestnut 
Duponte  Anton,  laborer,  res  1517  Third 
Du  Prat  Augustus,  clerk  S  F,  res  1057  Campbell 
Duran  A,  res  572  Tenth 
Duran  Agnes  Mrs,  res  572  Tenth 
Duran  Edward  C,  artist,  res  572  Tenth 
Durand  Sherwood,  horseman,  res  1666  Broadway 
Durant  Amos,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  586  Twentieth 
Durant  Amos,  clerk  S  P  Co,   res  San  Pablo  ave  cor  Folsom, 

Golden  Gate 
Durant  School,  S  GS  Dunbar  principal,  n  s  Twenty-eighth 

bet  Grove  and  West 
Durant  William  W,  musician,  res  600  Twelfth 
Duren  Alice  M  Miss,  teacher,  res  1405  Alice 
Durenberger  M,  bushelman  M    J    KEIjTjEB.,  res  1118 

Third 

Durham ,  carpenter,  res  363  Fifth 

Durham  Annie  Miss,  res  460  Sixth 

Durham  John,  gardener  Q  A  Chase,  res  Broadway  nr  Moss 

ave 
Durham  John  O,  inmate  Industrial    Home    for   the    Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Durham  J  P  Mrs,  milliner  L  M  Reed  &  Co,  res  1116  Wash- 
ington 
Durham  William,  hostler  Hunt  Bros,  res  514  Fourteenth 
Durham  William  F,  res  1217  Harrison 
Durkee  Geo  W,  carpenter,  res  315  Eleventh 
Durkee Mrs,  San  Pablo  ave  nr    Klinkner  ave,  Golden 

Gate 
Durkin  Mary  E  Miss,    domestic    A    M  Simpson,   res    1265  ' 

Grove 
Durmont  J,  watchman  S  P  Co 

Durning  T  Geo,  mining  supt,  res  1663  Eleventh  ave 
Durning  Thomas  A  Jr.  clerk,  res  1614  Fifteenth 
Durning  Thomas  A,  printer,  S  F,  res  1614  Fifteenth 
Du  Rose  Alice  Miss,  res  1117  Poplar 
Du  Rose  Charles   H,    carpenter    Burnham-Standeford    Co, 

res  1117  Poplar 
Du  Rose  Francis   F,    propr    Palace    Baths,    S  F,    res    1117 

Poplar 

Durr Mrs,  packer  R  Franke  &  Co 

Durr  John  J,  shoemaker,  1508  Broadway,  res  same 
Durst  Emily  B  Miss,  res  1113  Adeline 


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Durst  Joachim,  res  1113  Adeline 

Dusinbury  Harry  E,  clerk  Geo  B  Seaman,  res  1228   Adeline 
Dusinbury  John  B,  res  1228  Adeline 
DUSINBURY  MYRON  T  (Dusinbury  &  Wurts) 

and  notary  public,  res  1228  Adeline 
DUSINBURY  &  WURTS  (Myron  T  Dusinbury 

and  Myron  L    Wurts)  real    estate   and    insurance,    467 

Ninth' 
Dusing  William,  millhand  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Dusio  B,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's    quarry,   res 

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Dustin  James,  horse  trainer,  res  Park  ave  cor  Hollis,  Emery- 
ville 
Dutra    Tony,   Wentworth    Boot  and    Shoe    Co,    res    1413 

Eighteenth 
Dutton  Alfred    H,    collector  Enquirer    Publishing    Co,    res 

1312  San  Pablo  ave 
Dutton  John  W,   advertising    agt    Enquirer,    res  1312    San 

Pablo  ave 
Dutton  J  W    Mrs,    dressmaker,   1312    San    Pablo   ave,    res 

same 
Duval  Joseph,  carpenter,  W  T  Vietch,  res  762  Twentieth 
Duval  Oliver,  foreman  W  T  Veitch,  res  777  Fourteenth 
Da  Val  W  Moylan,  mfrs'  agt,  S  F,  res  1259  Alice 
Duvall  Frank,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Dwinell  I  E  Rev,  professor  Theological  Seminary,  res   460 

Plymouth  ave 
Dwyer  Bridget  Mr-,  res  1010  Third 
Dwyer  Daniel,  marble  and  granite  works,  nr  Mountain  View 

Cemetery  gate,  res  Piedmont  ave  nr  Cemetery 
Dwyer  James,  res  Alcatraz  ave  E  of  Adeline 
Dwyer  Thomas,  car  driver  Fourteenth  Street  Railway,  res 

1210  Peralta 
Dyekinan  Anna  R  Mrs.  widow,  res  1320  Broadway 
Dyer  A.  miner,  res  558  Sixth 

Dyer  Mi  —  .  Btudent  High  School,  res  966  Eighteenth 
Dyer  E  1  Mr-,  res  966  Eighteenth 
Dyer  Ernest  I. -indent  High  School, res 966 Eighteenth 
Dyer  Jennie  II  Mi--,  res  L257  Jackson 
Dyer  Harold  1'.  Bupt  Beet  Sugar  Manufacturing  Co,  res  966 

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Dyer  Henry  8,  sugar  expert,  s  F,  res  966  Eighteenth 

Hubert  P,  student  State  University,  res  966  Eighteenth 
Dyer  •!  A.  painter  P  \  ELuss,  res  513  Eleventh 
Dyer  Joseph  B,  stock  broker,  8  1".  rea  312  Fourteenth 
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Dyer  R  C  Dr,  electrician,  res  558  Sixth 
Dyer  Ruth  B  Miss,  res  1257  Jackson 
Dyke  Julia  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  161  Third 
Dynes  Wm  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1519  Eighth 
Dysart  W  W,  Pullman  Car  porter,  res  1868  Seventh 

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Eadie  James,  stone  cutter  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  Mountain 

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Eadon  Moses,  buyer  Hawley  Bros  Hardware  Co,  1261  Sixth  i  |        I 

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Eadon  Zillah  Miss,  res  1261  Sixth  ave 
Eads  C  A  Mrs,  dressmaking,  1017  Clay 
Eagan  E  Miss,  res  Welldon  House 
Eagan  John,  stone  cutter  D  Dwyer,  res  476  Twelfth 
Eagan  Tracv  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Welldon  House 
EAGEN  &  HOGAN  (John  J    Eagen   and  Thos    P 

Hogan)  proprietors  Humboldt  Lumber  Co,  cor  Fourth 

and  Washington 
Eagen  John  J  (Eagen  &  Hogan)  res  567  Eighth 
Eager  Mary  Mrs,  res  1315  Twelfth  ave 
Eagle  Box    and    Manufacturing    Co,    Richard  Abbey  pres, 

George  Roeth  sec,  Alfred  Abbey  supt,  box  makers  and 

spruce  lumber  dealers,  611  and  615  Market 

EAGLE  PLANING  MILLS,  Tocole  &  Broadwell 

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Eagles  Wm  C,  res  817  Peralta 
Eames  Frank,  res  865  Center 
Eames  George  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  837  Clay 
Earners  Jeane  Miss,  res  266  Thirteenth 
Eames  Louisa  C  Mrs,  res  865  Center 
Eames  Sarah  Miss,  student,  res  1465  San  Pablo  ave 
Earickson  E  J,  upholsterer,  res  1826  Adeline 
Earl  A  T  Mrs,  res  1219  Jefferson 
Earl  Catherine,  res  1113  Third 
Earl  George  J,  carpenter,  res  322  B 
Earl  Guy  C   (Hall  &  Earl)  atty-at-law   and  notary  public, 

957  Broadway,  res  1219  Jeffersou 
Earl  Katie  Mrs,  res  1113  Third 
Earl  W  Mrs,  tailoress,  res  1019  Broadway 
Earl  Walter,  plumber,  res  1091  Third 


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Earle  John  B.  note  teller 

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Earley  James,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Hollis 

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Earnest  Joseph    T,  commission   merchant,    S    F.    r< 
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mi  Wm  L,  city  editor  the  Oakland   Times 
Easter  Emma  Miss,  res  1718  San  Pablo  ave 

ster  John  W,  res  L718  San  Pablo  ave 
East<  r  I.   ura  E  Miss,  res  1718  San  Pablo  ave 
Mary  P  Miss,  res  1718  San  Pablo  ave 
Easter  Nettie  Miss,  res  1718  San  Pablo  ave 
Sherman  U,  res  1718  San  Pablo  ave 
Easterhrook  Thomas  L,  brickmason,  re-  1227  Peralta 
tern  Market,  T  J  Crowley  propr,  1561  Broadway 
-iham  Henry  8,  master  mariner,  res  519  E  Fourteenth 
Eastham  Maria  L  Mrs,  res  519  E  Fourteenth 

land  Alfred  T,  sec   Stockton   Gas    Light    and   Heat  Cm. 
S  F.  res  I  ralindo  Hotel 
EASTLAND  JOSEPH  Gr,  president  Oakland  I 

Light  and  Heat  Co,  (.>04  Broadwav.  res  Bon  Air 
Eastland  Saun  M,   crockery    and    glassware,   S  F,  res  L373 

Ninth 
EASTLAND  VAN  LEER,  superintendent  Oak- 
land Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res  817  Grove 
Eastland  Win    II,    crockery  and   glassware,    S  F,  res    137:) 

Ninth 
Eastman  Bowman,  res  1322  Truth 

man  C  II,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1057  Seventh 

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EASTMAN    FRANK  G,  superintendent   quarry 

Oakland  Paving  Co,  res  460  Twenty-fourth 
inian  Joel  A.  carpenter,  rea  L105  E  Twenty-second 
•man  Lottie  F  G  Miss,  res  460  Twenty-fourth 
man  Lu  E Miss,  rea  L223  Eleventh  ave 
tnian  Alfred,  res  L223  Eleventh  ave 
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EASTMAN  MOSES  H,  superintendent  The  Oak- 
land Paving  Co,  res  ■  '>■!   Valley 
■man   R   M   Miss,  res  460 Twenty-fourth 
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and  E  Fifteenth 
East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  Miller  &  Co   proprs,  E  Twelfth 

bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth  aves 
East  Oakland  Presbyterian  Church,  cor  E  Fourteenth  and 

Thirteenth  ave 
Easton  Berkeley,  printer  Tribune,  res  918  Harrison 
Easton  E  J  Mrs,  res  Winsor  Hotel 
Easton  Frederick,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1772  Goss 
Easton  Irene  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1373  Harrison 
Easton  James,  capitalist,  res  1373  Harrison 
Easton  Margaret  Miss,  res  1373  Harrison 
Eaton  Charles  H,  lumber  surveyor,  res  857  Myrtle 
Eaton  E  J  Mrs,  res  857  Myrtle 
Eaton  Henry  J,  laundry  man,  res  1379  Sixteenth 
Eaton  Horace  T,  student,  res  1379  Sixteenth 
Eaton  Grace  A  Miss,  res  857  Myrtle 
Eaton  Mary  Miss,  res  719  Eighth 

Ebeling  Fred,  clerk  Paul  J  Reilly,  res  904  Washington 
Ebeling  Mary  Mrs,  sausage,  467i  Eighth,  res  904  Washing- 
ton 
Ebell  Society,  mail  care  of  Mrs  Florence  Varney,  935  Fil- 
bert 
Eber  George,  carpenter,  res  533  Seventeenth 
Eber  John,  res  369  Eleventh 
Eber  John  W,  brick  layer,  res  369  Eleventh 
Eberlein  Charles  S,  sign  writer,  res  1741  Filbert 
Eberlein  Ida  Mrs,  res  1749  Filbert 
Ebson  Anthony,  res  1726  Pacific 
Eby  John  D,  mgr  Stearns  Manufacturing  Co,  S  F,  res  1213 

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Eccles  Robert,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Eccles  Wm  J,  painter  Farwell   &   Russell,  res   951   Thirty- 
fifth 
Eccleston  R  Mrs,  res  1220  Union 
Echlin  Charles  C,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co,  S   F, 

res  1010  Ewenty-eighth 
Echlin  James  A,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1010  Twenty- 
eighth 
Eckers  John  C,  carpenter,  res  Willamette  House 
Eckles  Ingabo  N  Mrs,  res  Golden  Gate 
Eckles  Jessie  L  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Eckles  Nellie  M  Miss,  teacher  Bay  Public   School,  Golden 

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Eckles  Raymond,  foreman,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 


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Eclipse  Cracker  Co,  Max   C   H   Snuthenhaus   agt,  res  562 

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Eddiugs  A  E  Mrs,  res  Bravton  Block 
Eddings  William  C,  propf  "  The   Cave,"  473  Eleventh,  res 

Brayton  Block 
Eddy  Charles,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res   951-J- 

Third 
Eddy  Harrv,  emplove   Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,   res   973 

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Eddy  Jennie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1050  Third 
Eddy  M  J  Miss,  res  555  Nineteenth 
Edelen  Emma  Miss,  res  914  Peralta 
Edelen  R  L,  brick  mason,  res  560  Ninth 
Edgar  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  802  Pine 
Edgar  A  M  Mrs,  res  2153  West 

Edgar  James,  miner,  res  Korty-first  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Edgar  Margaret  J  Mrs,  res  2153  West 
EDGAR     ROBERT,    deputy     County     clerk,    res 

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Edgar  Samuel,  blacksmith  James  Galvin,  res  Berkeley 
Edgar  W  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Edgar  W  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1863  William 
Edgcomb  Richard  P,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  811  Pine 
Edgecomb  Byron  W,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  371  Fifth 
Edinger  F  S,  draughtsman  B  and  B  dept  S  P   Co,  res   1413 

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Edlund  Augusta,  domestic,  1020  Fourteenth 
Edmonds  Walter  J,  barber,  res  717  Sixth 
Edmunds  Catherine  Mrs,  res  228  E  Fourteenth 
Edoff  James  I\  commercial  traveler,  res  913  Grove 
Edouart  Percival  E,  stone  cutter  D   Dwyer,  res   2507   Pied- 
mont ave 
Edstrom  Thomas,  trunk  maker,  res  811  Center 
Edward  .Joseph  T,  laborer,  res  1864  Short 
1  Edward  William  F,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Edwards  Mrs,   carpel    sewer  MoGovern  &  Cahill,  res  514 

Fifteenth 
Edwards  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  L278  San  Pablo  ave 
1  Edwards  Ada  Mi  —  ,  res  1064  Twelfth 
Edwards  Al,  clerk,  res  514  Fifteenth 
Edwards  Albert,  painter,  res  535^  Sixteenth 
Edwards    Ambrose    F,    jeweler    R    \V    Edwards,    res    1054 

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Edwards  Annie  Miss,  domestic  res  063  Center 
Edwards  Benjamin  P,  dentist    Broadway  cor   Seventh,   res 
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Edwards  C  C,  salesman  F  R  Girard,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Edwards  Charles  Mrs,  res  656  Sixth 

Edwards  Charles  J,  laborer,  res  811  Brush 

Edwards  Charles  S,  butcher  H  F  Gieschen,  res  522  E  Four- 
teenth 

Edwards  Daniel  F,  mining,  res  1417  Tenth 

Edwards  David  H,  laborer,  res  811  Brush 

Edwards  D  R,  agt  M  J  KELLER,   1007-1009   Broad- 
way 

Edwards  E,  cooper  R  Franke  &  Co,  res  1921  Myrtle 

Edwards  Edward  Jr,  cooper,  res  1921  Myrtle 

Edwards  Emanuel,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Edwards  Evan  J,  coachman  A  K  P  Harmon,  res  481  Twenty- 
fourth 

Edwards  F,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  765  Willow 

Edwards  F  J,  res  1224  Tenth 

Edwards  Florence  Miss,  res  811  Brush 

Edwards  Frederick  J,  oyster  dealer,  res  1224  Tenth 

Edwards  George,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  237 
Hannah 

Edwards  Geo  C,  asst  prof  mathematics  State  University  and 
senior  mathematics  Hopkins  Academy 

Edwards  George  H,  gripman   OCR  Co,  res  683  Sycamore 

Edwards  George  W,  freight  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1420  Tenth 

Edwards  Gertrude  Miss,  res  811  Brush 

Edwards  H  Fred,  horse  trainer,  res  522  E  Fourteenth 

Edwards  Henry,  butcher  Victor  Gilardin,  res  1226  Twelfth 
ave 

Edwards  James,  farmer,  res  1226  Twelfth  ave 

Edwards  James  L,  night  watchman,  res  811  Brush 

Edwards  John  G,  res  520  Tenth 

Edwards  John  H,  nailer  Pacific  Nail  Works,  res  662  Sixth 

Edwards  John  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1725  Seward 

Edwards  Josephine  Miss,  res  1226  Twelfth  ave 

Edwards  Kittie  Miss,  res  1054  Twelfth 

Edwards  Lenora  Mrs,  res  1713  Chase 

Edwards  Marion  Miss,  res  1054  Twelfth 

Edwards  Maroni,  capitalist,  res  927  Myrtle 

Edwards  Mary  Miss,  res  662  Sixth 

Edwards  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  1169  Tenth  ave 

Edwards  May  Miss,  res  516  Fifth 

Edwards  Perry  Mrs,  res  769  Jefferson 

Edwards  Peter,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 
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EDWARDS  ROBT  W,  jeweler,  963  Broadwav,  res 
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Edwards   Walter  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1725  Seward 

Edwards  William,  blacksmith,  res  1003  Fifth 

Edwards  William  S,  caterer  Berkeshire  House.  S  F,  res  683 

Sycamore 
Eells  Charles  P,  lawyer,  S   F,   res   San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty- 
seventh 
Eells    C    P    Mrs,  pres  Callustro    Co,  res    San  Pablo  ave  nr 

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Egan  Patrick,  foreman  S  F  Tool  Co,  res  cor  Twenty- fourth 

and  Lee  ave 
Egan  Patrick  J,  clerk  William  Walsh,  res  1320  Peralta 
Egbert  Charles,  customs  officer  S  F,  res  975  Cypress 
Egenbarger  Bernhardt,  employe  Fisher's  Bakery 
Eggart  Anton,  hostler,  New  York  Bakery,   res    908    Broad- 
way 
Eggers  George,  polisher,  res  1221  Adeline 
Eggers  George  F  P,  stenographer,  res  1221  Adeline 
Eggers  Kate  Miss,  res  1221  Adeline 
Eggers  Oscar,  nurse  Oakland  Hospital 
Eggleston  Fred  E,  carpenter,  res  1122  E  Seventeenth 
Egleston  Charles,    newspaper    carrier,    res    s  s   Fortieth    nr 

Grove 
Egleston  George  A,  conductor  OCR  Co,    res    Fortieth  bet 

Grove  and  Telegraph  ave 
Egleston  Lydia  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  Fortieth    bet  Grove  and 

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Ehenery  Mrs,  res  S14  Clay 
Ehrenberg  Pauline  Miss,  rl27S  Fifth  ave 
Ehrenberg  Theresa  Mrs,  res  127S  Fifth  ave 
Ehrenberg  Tlnodore,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  1278  Fifth  ave 
Ehrenberg  Walter,  res  1278  Fifth  ave 
Ehle  Sarah  J  Mrs,  res  718  Filbert 
Eibach  Charles,  fresco  painter  S  F,  r<  -  976  Chester 
Eiben  Fred  <i  (Eiben  &  Nor,  res  943  Peralta 
EIBEN  &  NOR,    (Fred  (J  Eiben  and  Andrew  J  Nor) 
ries,  fruit,  wines  and  Liquors,   1572-1574  Seventh 
Eibea  Alexand<  r  O,    carpenter,  rea  930  Poplar 
I  I      ■       -  Mrs,  music  teacher,  rea  930  Poplar 

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Eibes  Win  A.  collector  Sunset  Telephone  Co,  res  930  Poplar 
Eicbel  Frederick  F,  Bhoemaker  Emeryville,  pea  same 
Eichenbi  rg(  r  E,  photographic  art  gallery,  510  Seventh,  rea 
sain*' 

benberger  Lambert,  photographer  S  F,  olden  Gate 

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Eichler  Benry,  tailor,  r<  -  2219  Andover 


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Eicke  Augusta  Miss,  res  1262  Eighth 

Eicker  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1262  Eighth 

Eien  Christian  C,  carpenter  Burnham-Standford  Co,  res  664 

Twenty-sixth 
Eiferle  Christ,  saloon,  res   Old  County  Road,  nr  Fruit  Vale 

ave 
Eighmy  M  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  961  Eighth 
Eighmy  Rosetta  Miss,  res  961  Eighth 
Eighth  Avenue  Methodist  Episcodal  Church,  Rev  H  B  Ha- 

cock  pastor,  cor  Eighth  ave  and  E  Seventeenth 
Eisen  Albert  F,  millwright  S  F,  res  843  Franklin 
Eisen  J  H,  moulder,  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  S  F 
Eitel  Charles  H,  tallyman  Simpson  &  Co  S  F,  res  820  Henry 
Eitell  Georgina  Mrs,  res  1376  Seventernth 
Ekensteen  August,  clerk  S  F,  res  1155  Campbell 
Eland  Robert,  laborer,  res  317i  Seventh 
Elbrecht  L  Miss,  res  941  Filbert 
ELDER  ALEX,  bookkeeper  Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co,  S 

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Elder  Catherine  A  Mrs,  res  458  Eleventh  » 
Elder  Etta  S  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School  res  1406  Alice 
Elder  Frank  D,  pressman  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  529  Eighth 
Elder  Robert  C,  clerk,  res  941  Adeline 
Elder  Sarah  C  Mrs,  res  941  Adeline 
Elder  Win  G,  clerk  Brigham,  Hoppe    &    Co,    S    F,    res  941 

Adeline 

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Walker  manager,  377  Eleventh,  telephone  130 

Eldridge  E  S  Mrs,  res  304  Fourteenth 

Eldridge  Sylvester  A,  insurance  broker,  S  F,  res  304  Four- 
teenth 

ELECTRO  GERMICIDE  CO,  L  L  Woodman- 
see  manager,  426  Fourteenth 

Elerath  John  R,  contractor,  res  966  Castro 

ELEVENTH  STREET  MARKET,  Henry  F 

Gieschen  proprietor,  beef,  mutton,  pork,  veal  and  sau- 
sages, 466  Eleventh 

Elfen  Odin,  floorman  Grand  Central  Stables,  res  NW  cor 
Webster  and  Twelfth 

Elford  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  562  E  Eleventh 

Elford  Mary  E  Miss,  res  562  E  Eleventh 

Elford  Wm  R,  sash  maker  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res 
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Elford  W  L,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  1911 
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Elg  Annie,  domestic  Chas  D  Havens,  res  Eighth  bet  Adeline 

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Elgin  William  G,  tinner,  S  F,  res  1259  Center 
Eliasen  Martin  E,  cabinet  maker,  res  1607  Market 
Eliason  A,  res  752  Sixteenth 

Eliason  H  D,  news  dealer,    465    Fourteenth,    res    752    Six- 
teenth 
Eliot  Chas  E,  propr  Henry  House,  462  Ninth,  res  same 
Elite  Social  Club  Dancing  School,  1064  Washington 
Elkan  Abraham,  shoemaker,  374  Twelfth,  res  same 
Ellard  Frederick  S,  engineer  California    Door  Co,    res    972 

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Ellard  Herbert  W,  salesman,  S  F,  res  972  Cypress 
Ellard  Walter  H,  engineer  California  Door  Co,  res  972    Cy- 
press 
Ellen  Charles,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  707  Chester 
Ellenberger  Caspar,  employe  East    Oakland    Planing    Mill, 

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Ellerhorst  Etta  Miss,  teacher  Hayes  District  School,    res    E 

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Ellery  Frank  A,   employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,   res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Elliott  Annie  Miss,  teacher,  res  861  Harrison 
Elliott  Charles  H,  laborer  A  D  Pryal,  res  Vernon  ave 
Elliott  C  N  Mrs,  res  357  Eleventh 

ELLIOTT  &  COLVILLE  (Frank    L    Elliott    and 
Frank  C  Colville)  proprietors  Pacific  Electrical  Works, 
922  Broadway  (see  adv  right  hand  margin  line) 
Elliott  Fontain,  res  1407  Franklin 
Elliott  Prank,  night   watchman    Hall    of  Records,    res    569 

Fifth 
Elliott   Frank  L  (Elliott  &  Colville)  res  357    Eleventh 
Elliott  Frekerick,  capitalist,  res  L375  Sixteenth  ave 
Elliott  George,  tack  maker,  Judson   Works,  res  1226  Union 
Elliott  Ida  M.  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  508^  Fif- 
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Elliott  James,  teamster  Taylor  A:  Co,  res  s_7  Brush 
Elliott  Jennie  M  iss,  rea  657  ( rrove 
Elliott  John,  tack  maker  .Judson  \\'<>rks,  res  2126  Union 
Elliott  Kittie  C  Miss,  res  L591  Telegraph  ave 
Elliott  Mar\  Miss, dressmaker,  res  as  Spring  nr  Adeline 
Elliott  Matthew,  janitor  Emeryville  Public  School,  res   n  s 

Spring  ni-  Adeline 
Elliott  Maiy  Mrs,  widow,  rea  1929  Union 
Elliott   Robert,  teamster  Eagle  Bos  and  Manufacturing  Co, 
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Elliott  Susie  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Elliott  Wm  L,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1022  Peralta 

Ellis  A  A  Mrs,  res  Beulah  Park 

Ellis  Carrie  M  Miss,  teacher  Swett  School/res  1351  Fourth 

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Ellis  Charles,  fruit  raiser,  res  666  E  Thirty-fifth 
Ellis  Charles  H,  armorer  Cavalry  Hall,  res  1205  West 
Ellis  Dennis,  clerk,  res  1326  Eleventh  ave 
Ellis  Felix  D,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  1227  Ninth  ave 
Ellis  George,  barber,  2961  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 
Ellis  Harry,  employe  August  Kracke,  res  471  Twenty-second 
Ellis  Helen  Mrs,  widow,  res  1069  Ninth  ave 
Ellis  Henry  C,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1014  Myrtle 
Ellis  John  F,  printer  H  S  Crocker,   S    F,  res   1069  Ninth 

ave 
Ellis  John  H,  painter,  res  1326  Eleventh  ave 
Ellis  Mary  C,  teacher  Grant  School,  res  572  Tenth 
Ellis  Richard,  helper  S  P  Co,  res  803  Willow 
Ellis  Robert,  shipping  clerk  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Ellis  W  G,  mfr  jeweler,  954   Broadway,  res  1119  Filbert 
Ellstor  Gus,  butcher  Henry  Jund,  res  n  s  Forty-seventh  nr 

Grove 
Ellsworth  Annie  Mrs,  res  703  Adeline 
Ellsworth  Henry  P,  harness  maker,  S  F,  res  703  Adeline 
ELLSWORTH  JOHN,  judge  Superior  Court,  De- 
partment 3,  res  Alameda 
Ellsworth   John  T,  tailor,  res  1518  Curtis 
Ellsworth  L  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1108^  Broadway,  res  same 
Elmer  Henry,  driver  J  R  Mott,  res  1367  Broadway 
Elming  Frank,  gardener  R  G  Byxbee,  res  Fruit  Gale  ave 
Elmore  George  W,  machinist,  S  F,  res  691  Thirty-fourth 
Elmore  George  W  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  691  Thirty-fourth 
Elms  John  J,  carpet  layer,  res  702  Twenty-sixth 
El  Pinal  Vineyard,  W  M  Watson  &  Co  agts,  474  Eleventh 
Elsey  Charles,  farmer,  res  653  Eleventh 
Eltzholtz  Carl  F  Rev,   pastor   Norwegian   and   Danish  M  E 

Church,  res  1013  Willow 
Elvidge  Annie  A  Miss,  res  912  Poplar 
Elvidge  Charles,  draughtsman,  S  F,  res  912  Poplar 
Elvidge  Fred  H,  Western   Manufacturing  Co,  S  F,  res  912 

Poplar 
Elvidge  G  Ford,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  912  Poplar 
Elvin  Daniel,  gardener,  res  1310  Grove 
Elwood  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 
Elwood  Matthew,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  520  Fifth 


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Ely  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1218  Twenty-sixth 

Ely  George  J,  dairy,  res  1218  Twenty-sixth 

Ely  George  S  B,  engineer,  res  812  Chester 

Ely  Susan  L  Miss,  res  1218  Twenty-sixth 

Elzv  Even  J,  mining  supt,  res  260  Fifth 

Elzv  Irena  Mrs,  res  260  Fifth 

Elzy  Mabel  Miss,  res  260  Fifth 

El/.y  Maud  Miss,  res  260  Fifth 

Eme  C  Ernest,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1376  Eighth 

Fine  (Maude,  capitalist,  res  1355  Eighth 

Emerson  Blanche  Mrs,  teacher  of  French,  Blake  House,  res 

same 
Emerson  Frederick,  machinist,  res  1836i  Seventh 
Emerson   Irene   Mrs,   dressmaker    H    T  Williams,   res  473 

Seventh 
Emerson  Julia  S  Miss,  res  70  E  Twelfth 
Kmerson  Lendon  C,  electrician,  S  F,  res  1336  Adeline 
Emerson  \\ ni  IT,  laborer,  res  504  E  Fifteenth 
Emery  Charles  C,  'leaner  S  P  Co,  res  1021  Kirkham 
Emery    District    School,  Forty-first  bet  San   Pablo  ave  and 

Adeline,  E  L  Knowlton  principal 
Emery  George  F.  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1021  Kirkham 
Emery  J  S,  res  San  Pablo  ave  cor  Park  ave 
Emery  John  Rev,  rector  St  Andrew's  Episcopal  Church,  res 

1009  Adeline 
Emery  Lillie  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  1300  Webster 
Emery  Moses,  capitalist,  res  The  Brunswick 
EMERY  TC,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain.  1694  Seventh. 

rea  680  Thirty-fourth 
Emery  Wallace   R,  foreman  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  r 

615  Twenty-third  a\ 
Emery  Walter  A.  student, rea  L20]  Kirkham 
Emery  Wm,  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Emeryville  post-office,  Judson  C  Coburn  post  master 
Emiglio  L.  Laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Go's  quarry,  res 

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Emir  Manuel,  r<  -  822  E  Twelfth 
Emlay  Fred  E  (0  Emlay  &  Sons)  res  B98  Twenty-fifth 
Bmlay  Louie  A  |  <  I  Emlay  A  Sons)  res  678  Twenty-fourth 
Emlay  Oliver  (0  Emlay  6  Sons)  res  690  Twenty-fifth 
Emlay  ( >  A  Bona  (Oliver,  Louie  A  and  F  E  Emlay)  harm 

ddlerj  and  carrii  ges,  l  l 60  Broadway 
Emminger  L  \l  iss,  r<  -  L104     Marl 
Emmona  1 1  < '.  rea  Nucleus  I  [ouse 
Emmona   M   J   Mrs,  propr   Nucleus  Souse,  L270  San  Pablo 

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Emond  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  125  Hannah 

Enirich  Peter,  butcher  La  Coste  &  Co,  res  Stock  "Yard> 

Enas  George  H,  master  mariner,  res  1306  Twelfth  ave 

Ench  Frank,  res  1757  Tenth  ave 

Encinal    Flour  Mills,  Gould   &   Williamson  proprs,  751-3 

Washington 
Encines    L,    employe    Brooklyn    Lumber    Yard,    res    1076 

Fourteenth  ave 
Enders  Solomon,  farmer,  end  of  High,  Fruit  Vale 
Enders  Wm,  student,  end  of  High,  Fruit  Vale 
Enderud  Louis,  res  2012  Broadway 
Engelbreth  Jeppe  H  (Robertson  &  Engelbreth)  res  NW  cor 

E  Eleventh  and  Thirteenth  ave 
Engelund  Joseph,  car  driver,  res  1320  Kirkhani 
Engine  Co  No   1,  0  F   D,  W  B   Scribner  foreman,  517  Fit- 

teenth 
Engine  Co  No  2,  0  F  D,  A  Bailey  foreman,  468-470  Sixth 
Engine  Co   No    3,  O   F    D,  James    Galavan   foreman,  1671 

Eighth 
Engine  Co  No  4,  O  F  D,  W  C  White  foreman,  E  Fourteenth 

bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  aves 
Engine  Co  No  6,  O  F  D,  John  Rutherford  foreman,  cor  Mil- 
ton and  Market 
Englebright  Henry,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1671  Seward 
Englehardt  Henry,  carpenter,  res  1830  Seventh 
Engling  Gustave,  tinsmith,  S  F,  res  1263  Seventh  ave 
English    Edward,    deputy    pound   keeper,    res    Adeline    nr 

Twenty-sixth 
English  Francis  M,  private  tutor,  res  1313  Seventh  ave 
English  Frederick,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1017  Jackson 
English  J,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1672  E  Third 
English  James,  lumber  surveyor,  S  F,  res  1672  Pacific 
English  John   C,  teamster  Central  Lumber  Yard,  res  1672 

Pacific 
English  John  M,  capitalist,  res  1017  Jackson 
English  John  T,  carpenter,  res  1622  Myrtle 
English  Warren  B,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  126S  Harrison 
English    William    D,    harbor    commissioner,  S    F,  res    128 

Tenth 
Engs  John  S,  mgr  Park  &  Lacy  Co,  S  F,  res  1240  Adeline 
Engs  Edwin  W,  student,  res  1240  Adeline 
Engs  Otis  W,  student  High  School,  res  1240  Adeline 
Engvick  Annie  Miss,  res  1079  E  Fifteenth 
Engvick  Knud,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  1079  E  Fifteenth 
Engvick  Mary  Miss,  res  1079  E  Fifteenth 
Ennis  Harriet  Mrs,  res  314  Sixth 


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Ennis  K  Mrs,  res  46H  Fourth 

Ennis  Wm,  stoker  Engine  No  3,  O  F  D,  res  1713  Eighth 

Enois  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  1511  Seventh,  res  810  Lewis 

Enois  Manuel  J,  barber  John  Thomas,  res  810  Lewis 

Enos  Antone,  cabinet  maker,  S  F,  res  1685  Twelfth 

Enos  Catherine  Miss,  res  759  Willow 

Enos  Frank,  laborer,  res  666  E  Sixteenth 

Enos  Erank,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Enos  Henry  C,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  908  Pine 

Enos  Joseph,  buckler  F  C  Havens,  res  Vernon  Heights 

Enos  Joseph,  varnisher,  res  Forty-third  bet  Grove  and  West 

Enos  Joseph,  tallyman  Taylor  &  Co,  res  1251  Fifteenth  ave 

Enos  Joseph,  laborer,  res  416  Third  (rear) 

Enos  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Enos  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1251  fifteenth  ave 

Enos  Nancy  Mrs,  res  802  Wood 

Enos  Thomas  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  802  Wood 

Enos  Tony,  carpenter,  res  920  E  Sixteenth 

ENQUIRER   PUBLISHING  CO,  Frank  A 

Leach  president  and  manager,  960  Broadway 
Enright  John   J,   waiter  F   P   Merrell,   res   cor  Ninth  and 

Franklin 
Enright  Wm,  cook  F  P  Merrell  res  463  Seventh 
Ensign  Charles  H,  engineer  O  C   R  Co,  res  s  s  Columbus 

ave  bel  Telegraph  ave  and  Maple 
ENTERPRISE   MARKET,   Ems!    &  Neumau 

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Enterprise  Printing  Office,  W  B  Moody  propr,  509  Eleventh 
Entzmann  Arnold,  res  1171  Seventh 
En wright  John,  new-paper  man,  res  403  Ninth 
Episcopal  Mission  Sunday  School,  650  Broadway 
Epler  Annie  Mi--,  res  1375  Broadway 
Epler  Bae  Miss,  res  L375  Broadway 
Epler  James  T.  clerk  Henry  Boyer,  res  1375  Broadway 
Epler  .lane-  M.  atty-at-law,  res  L375  Broadway 
Epley   John    W.    grocer    Mil     San    Table   ave,    res    664 

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Epstein  M.  driver  Oakland  Bottle  Yard,  res  S  F 
Equity    Building   and    Loan  Association,  .1    B  McChesney 
l»n-,  Q  l;  Willard  sec,  office  457  Ninth 

iw  P  I.  l»ark«.  pei-.  res  L3734  Broadway 
Erickson  Amanda,  domestic,  L326  Linden 
Erickson  Andrew,  gardener,  res  1923  Union 
Erickson  A  nna  M  M  >3  Jefferson 

i'ckson  August,  carpenter,  res  17  11  Myrtle 
Erickson  B,  dri  uitra  Costa  Laundry,  res  same 

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Erickson  Eric,  tailor   Niels   Larsen,   res   cor  Eleventh   and 
Broadway 

Erickson  Eric  J,  upholsterer,  res  1826  Adeline 

Erickson  Eric  J  Jr,  clerk,  res  1826  Adeline 

Erickson   Fred    A,   pilot    steamer   San    Joaquin,   res    1012 
Twenty-fourth 

Erickson  Hamlin,  laborer,  res  213  Haven 

Erickson  Hutchin  on,  laborer,  res  213  Haven 

Erickson  Hilma,  domestic,  1315  Grove 

Erickson  J,  car  maker    Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res    1712 
Chestnut 

Erickson  John,  cabinet  maker,  res  579  Twentieth 

Erickson  Swan,  carpenter,  res  1122  Campbell 

Ernest  Annie  Mrs,  res  1614  Telegraph  ave 

Ernest  James  H,  machinists  F,  res  1711  Lincoln 

ERNST    &    NEUMAN  (Paul  Ernst  and   P    Neu- 
man),  Enterprise  Market,  854  Market  and  855  West 

Ernst  Paul  (Ernst  &  Neuman),  res  Temescal 

Erskine  Wilbur  F,  first   officer    steamer    St   Paul,  res  1362 
Eleventh  ave 

Erwin  James  W,  inspector    Post-office  Department  S  F,  res 
1169  Tenth  ave 

Erwin  W,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  West  Oakland  House 

Eschbacher  Louise  Miss,  res  572  Tenth 

Eschbacher  Louise  M  Miss,  res  1330  Adeline 

Eschbacher  M  L  Mrs,  res  1330  Adeline 

Eschbacher  William,  res  572  Tenth 

Escorce  Manuel,  laborer  Melrose  Smelting  Works,    res  Bay 
nr  Melrose  Station 

Esmond  Frank,  butcher,  Golden  Gate,  res  Lorin 

Espejo  Tgnacia  Mrs,  res  1366  Brush 

Espejo  John  C,  salesman  W  H  Nolan  &  Co,  res  1366  Brush 

Espejo  Louis  B,  salesman  S  F,  res  1366  Brush 

Espejo  P  P,  clerk  S  F,  res  1170  Fifth 

Esperanza  John,  laborer  C  C  W  Co,  Lake  Temas^al 

Estacia  Antone,  solicitor  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Manufacturing 
Co,  res  813  Wood 

Estey  Charles,  harness  maker  C  O   Evans,  res    535    Seven- 
teenth 

Estey  Fred,  carpenter,  res  828  Kirkham 

Estey  John  C,  stone  mason,  res  535  Seventeenth 

Estey  Minnie  V  Miss,  bookkeeper    Contra   Costa    Laundry, 
office  Broadwav,    res  535  Seventeenth 

Estill  R  K  Mrs,  res  176  Ninth 

Estudillo  Luis,  teamster,  res  Grove  bet  Forty-first  and  Forty- 
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Ettore  Gacciarino,  cook  John  Slavich,  res  651  Myrtle 

Euler  John,  car    driver  Fourteenth-Street  Railway  Co,    res 
1134  Kirkham 

EUREKA  FLY  STICKING  PAPER  CO, 

E  G  Low  proprietor,  66  Valley 
EUREKA  HOTEL,  Ruedy  &  Voegelin  proprietors, 

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EUREKA  PARK,  San  Pablo  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Eurico  Gallo,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Euson  James  II,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  86S  Willow 
Eustace  Annie  Mrs,  res  1810  William 
Eustace  Edward,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1810  William 
Eustace  Frank  L,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  1810  William 
Eustace    John,    machinist    Oakland    Iron   Works,    res   804 

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Eustace  Richard,  blacksmith,  res  804  Castro 
Evangelical  Lutheran  Zion  Church  (German)  IT  Theiss  pas- 
tor, XE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Clay 
Evans  Augusta  D  Mrs,  res  2207  Adeline 
Evans  Caradoc  A,  blacksmith  Chicago  Safe  and  Lock  Co, 

S  F,  res  212  Fourth 
Evans  Charles,  master  mariner,  res  420  Fifth 
Evans  Charles  I),  dairyman,  Prescott  nr  Redwood,  Roa  resd 

Bame 
Evan-  Charles  .1.  clerk,  res  2207  Adeline 
Evans  Charles  0,  bar  keeper  Rodgers  Bros,  res  1064  Elev- 
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Evans  C   0,   harness    and    carriages,    agt    for    Studebaker's 
buggies,  I'd  7  Broadway  and   1318  Telegraph   ave,  res 
1369  Broadway 
Evan-  Edward,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1716  Seward 

ing  Eliza  Miss,  res  684  Twenty-fifth 
Evans  Esther  Miss,  domestic  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 

v    Eva  Miss,  res  1064  Eleventh  ave 
Evans  Harry,  fireman  City  Brass  Works,  res  L064  Eleventh 

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Evan-  Henry  A,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Bool  and  Shoe  Co, 
Eureka  Hotel 
ins  Herbert,  dairyman,  Prescott   ur   Redwood  Road  res 

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hi-  I  [omer,  printer,  S  l\  res  l  260  Market 
ii-  Howell,  emyloye   Michigan    Furniture  Co,  res   Park 
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Evans  Joetta  V  Miss,  res  2207  Adeline 

Evans  John,  cashier,  res  1257  E  Eleventh 

Evans  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  623  Park  ave,  E  Oakland 

Evans  Joseph  F,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  2207  Adeline 

Evans  Lavinia  Miss,    employe    California    Hosiery    Co,  res 

1064  Eleventh  ave 
Evans  Maggie  Miss,  waitress  Franklin  Hotel 
Evans  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  1534  West 
Evans  M  E  Mrs,  res  604  Seventeenth 
Evans  M  L  Mrs,  res  1064  Eleventh  ave 
Evans  R  G,  repairer  S  P  Co 

Evans  Robert  P,  salesman  Richard  Jones,  res  955  Broadway 
Evans  Solon,  cabinet  maker,  res  458  E  Seventeenth 
EVANS  TALIESIN  (Popular  R  R  Guide  Co)  res 

212  Fourth 
Evans  Thomas,  marble  polisher  Western  Granite  and  Mar- 
ble Co,  res  1322  San  Pablo  ave 
Evans  Thomas  R,  machinist,  res  Clark  nr  Melrose   Station 
Evans  Wallace  D,  printer,  res  2207  Adeline 
Evans  William,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Evans  W  R,  bookkeeper  Domestic  Sewing  Machine   Co,  S 

F,  res  914  Brush 
Evants  M  M  Mrs,  propr  Areata  House,  1228  San  Pablo  ave, 

res  same 
Evants  W   C,    mgr  Pneumatic    Evaporator    Co,    1228    San 

Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Evatt  Edward,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1374  Seventh 
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Everest  Hiram  B,  res  1389  Alice 

Everett  E,  member  Board  of  Education,  res  719  Eighth 
Everett  Frank,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  512  E  Fifteenth 
Everett  Geo  L,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1101  Adeline 
Everett  Sebastian  L,   publisher   Wood  and   Iron,   S  F,    res 

1101  Adeline 
Evers  Antone,  cabinet  maker,  res  613  Ninth 
Evers  Clara  C    Miss,  artificial  flower  maker,  S  F,  res   769 

Lydia 
Evers  Geo  J,  butcher,  res  769  Lydia 
Evers  H  E  L,  funeral  director  Henry   Evers,  res  1418  San 

Pablo  ave 
EVERS  HENRY,  undertaker  and  County  Coroner, 

865  Washington,  res  1418  San  Pablo  ave 
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Evers  Mary  Miss,  hairdresser,  S  F,  res  769  Lydia 

Everson  Etta  Miss,  res  1269  Filbert 

Everson  J  C  Mrs,  propr  Remillard    Block,  14164  San  Pablo 

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Everson  John  C,  carpenter,  res  1416^  San  Pablo  ave 
Everson  Mamie  Miss,  res  1269  Filbert 
Everson  Mark  (W  &  M  Everson)  res  1102  Peralta 
Everson  Wallace  (W  &  M  Everson)  and  pres  Pacific  Secu- 

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Everts  Charles  P  (Everts  &  Co)  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Everts  Philetus  (Everts  &  Co)  res  S  F 
Evoy  Lottie  E  Miss,  res  1024  Chester 
Evoy  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1024  Chester 
Ewald  J  Edward,  operator  S  P  Co,  res  Alameda 
Ewell  J,   nailer  Eagle   Box  and  Manufacturing    Co,  res  159 

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Ewer  W  B,  pres  Malthine  Manufacturing  Co,  res  S  F 
Ewer  Win,  pile  driver,  res  759£  Castro 
Ewert  A  H,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1459  Eighth 
Ewing  Claude  V,  salesman,  res  758  Sixteenth 
Swing  J  Carroll,  bookkeeper,  res  758  Sixteenth 
Ewing  Leila  Miss,  res  758   Sixteenth 
Ewing  Samuel  E,  machinist  Domestic  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

res  355  Tenth 
Ewing  Thomas,  mining  operator,  res  Vernon  Heights 
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Expositor  (The),  published  monthly  by  Herman   P  Brown, 

editor  and  propr,  619   Nineteenth 
Ey  Alfred,  stripper  H  Glor,  res  cor  Thirty-ninth  and  Tele- 
graph ave 

Emit,  boots   and   shoes,    175G  Telegraph    ave,   res  545 

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Henry  E,  boots  and  shoes,   17.")*;  Telegraph  ave,  res 

Thirty-ninth 
Eyoon  WP,  employe  PMSS  Co,  res  The  Olive 
Eyrich  engim        3  l\  res  1470  Fifth 

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Fabens  Hurbert  S,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1470  Seventh 

Fabens  Lena  Miss,  res  1470  Seventh 

Fabiola  Hospital  Association,  Mrs    T    A   Leighton  matron, 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Moss  ave 
Fabrique  B  C,  physician,  res  511  Tenth 
Faessler  Louisa  Mrs,  res  1827  Adeline 
Faessler  Wm,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  468£   Seventh,  res 

cor  Twenty-second  ave  and  E  Twelfth 
Fagan  Ann  Mrs,  res  1629  Lincoln 
Fagan  Joseph,  shoemaker,  1756  Seventh 
Fagan  Lucy  A  Miss,  res  1629  Lincoln 
Fagen  Wm,  carpenter,  res  826  Wood 
Fagiol  Alamedio,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Fahrenholz  Dora  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1723  Thirteenth 
Fahrenholz  Henry  E,  res  1723  Thirteenth 
Fahrenholz  John  R,  mariner,  res  1723  Thirteenth 
Fairbank  Ella  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  534  Fifteenth 
Fairbanks  Irving  J,  student  High   School,  res  770  Twenty- 
second 
Fairbanks  Jonathan,  painter,  res  770  Twenty-second 
Fairbanks  Rollo  D,  res  864  Washington 
Fairchild  Bertha  E  Miss,  res  1704  Seward 
Fairchild  Chas  A,  miner,  Calaveras  Co,  res  846  Seventeenth 
Fairchild  E,  res  Beulah  Park 
Fairchild  E  J,  res  703  Castro 
Fairchild  Helen  Miss,  res  565  Eleventh 
Fairchild  James  A,  miner,  res  846  Seventeenth 
Fairchild  Judd  H,  salesman  E  Hook,  res  565  Seventeenth 
Fairchild  Lulu  D  Miss,  res  1704  Seward 
Fairchild  Mahlon  D,  traveling  agt  S  P  Co,  res  1704    Seward 
Fairchild  Mahlon  D  Jr,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1704  Seward 
Fairchild  May  C  Miss,  res  1704  Seward 
Fairchild  Stephen  F,  miner,  res  846  Seventeenth 
Fairchild  W  G,  grocer,  1350  Market,  res  846  Seventeenth 
Fairchilds  Howard  L,  cigar  maker,  res  663  Washington 
Fairmont  House,  Mrs  L  C  Barrows   propr,    San    Pablo   ave 

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Fake  Edward  A,  carpenter,  res  1131  E  Nineteenth 
Fake  George,  watchmaker   R  W  Edwards,  res  ]  131  E  Nine- 
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Fake  Louisa  Miss,  res  1131  E  Nineteenth 
Fake  Nellie  Miss,  res  1131  E  Nineteenth 
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i  Falbe  J  C,  baker,  res  961  E  Twelfth 
Falconer  David,  hostler,  res  1929  Magnolia 
Falconer  James,  carpenter,  res  2035  Chestnut 
1  Falk  Pauline  Mrs,  res  516  Ninth 
!  Falkenhan  F  W,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  918  Pine 
|  Falkman  Fred  R,  captain  barge  Freemont,  res  1862  Seventh 
Fall  Edmund  E,  physician  and  surgeon,  854i  Broadwa}r,  res 

Galindo  Hotel 
Fall  John,  plasterer,  res  661  E  Seventeenth 
Fall  Julia  Mrs,  res  661  E  Seventeenth 
Fall  Thomas,  painter,  res  661  E  Seventeenth 
Fallon  James,  laborer  T  C  Emery,  res  1694  Seventh 
Fallon  Lawrence,  helper  Oakland  Carriage  Co,  res   Randlett 

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Fallon  Malachi,  res  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Oak 
Fallon  Mary  Mrs,  res  Forty-first  bet  Grove  and  West 
Fallon   Peter,    treer  WTentworth    Boot    and    Shoe    Co,    res 

Berkeley 
Falls  John  H,  crockery  and  tinware,  (1269  San    Pablo   ave, 

res  same 
Falls  S  D,  res  1167  Oak 

Fancheon ,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

Fannon  Alice  F  Miss,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1417  Tenth 
Fannon  John,  foreman  track  dept  S  P  Co,  res  1026    Peralta 
Pan n on  Lawrence,  miner,  res  1303  Eighth 
Fannon  Luke,  miner,  res  1026  Peralta 
Fannon  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1026  Peralta 
Pannon  1  *;« t  rick  D,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1695  Eighth 
Fanl  Edwin  M,  painter,  res  814  Filbert 
Fan1  Henry  R;  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  1067  Wil- 
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Fanl   Richard  H,  mill    hand    California  Door  Co,  res    1067 

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Kant    Win    F,  employee    Pacific    Iron   and  Nail  Works,  rea 

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Fantic  Joseph,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Fanndry 
Fanuccio  T,  Laborer   Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry, 

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Faray  S,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

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Faretti  Paul,  rea  628  Filberl 
Faria  A  J,  employee  B  P  I  Jo,  res  81 1  Filbert 
Faria  Joseph,  Laborer  S  P  I  '<» 
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Farish  James  R,  commercial  editor  Rural  Press,  S  F,  res 
1955  Grove 

Farish  L  W  Mrs,  res  1380  Ninth  ave 

Farley   Miss,   printer   Tribune   Publishing   Co,   res   811   E 
Fourteenth 

Farley  Almon  J,   solicitor  Mutual  Insurance  Co,  res   529 
Charter 

Farley  Andrew  J,  solicitor  Home  Mutual    Fire   Insurance 
Co,  res  574  Charter 

Farley  Annie  Miss,  res  814  E  Fifteenth 

Farley  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1378  Fifth 

•Farley  Charles  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res   950  Pine 

Farley  Emile  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1680  Lincoln 

Farley  James,  res  1378  Fifth 

Farley  James,  plasterer,  res  1763  Grove 

Farley  Joseph,  res  1378  Fifth 

Farley  Margaret  Mrs,  res  1670  Pacific 

Farley  Martin  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1680  Lincoln 

Farley  Mary  Miss,  res  1378  Fifth 

Farley  Nancy  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  1680  Lincoln 

Farley  Patrick,  teamster,  res  811  E  Fourteenth 

Farley  Robert,  stone  cutter  Amadore  Marble   Co,  res  1763 
Grove 

Farley  Thomas,  contractor,  res  1378  Fifth 

Farmer   Edwin  W,  dentist  Dr  J  M  Dunn,  res  1155  Broad- 
way 

Farmer  George,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  584  Charter 

Farmer  George  J,  boat  builder  foot  of  Alice,  res  815  Webster 

Farmer  Martha  Miss,  res  224  Twelfth 

Farmer  Robt  F,  grocer,  611  E  Twelfth,  res  same 

FARMER    R    H,  [manager    Grand    Saloon    NE  cor 
Twelfth  and  Webster,  res  Dietz  Opera  House 

Farmer  Sadie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  611  E  Twelfth 

Farmer  T  Mrs,  res  1303  Telegraph  ave 

Farnam  Charles  W,  bookkeeper  Henry  Wetherbee,  res  1226 
Fruit  Vale  ave 

Farnham  E  C  Mrs,  res  724  Fourteenth 

Farnham  Fred  J,  contractor  and  builder,  res  674  E  Thirty- 
third 

Farno  Clara  Mrs,  res  477  Twenty-sixth 

Farno  Clara  B  Miss,  res  477  Twenty-sixth 

Farno  Frank  G,  plumber    Burtchaell  &  Crowley,  res    477 
Twentv-sixth 

Farno  James  A,  plumber,  res  477  Twenty-sixth 

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Farnum  H  R  Mrs,  res  1108  E  Twenty-first 

Farquhar  E  Mrs,  res  1577  Broadway 

Farquhar  M  A  Mrs,  res  1076  Fourteenth 

Farquhar  Mamie  Mi>s.  res  1577  Broadway 

Farr  Charles,  res  953  Third 

Farr  Charles,  laborer,  res  704  Brush 

Fan-  Daisy  E  Miss,  res  'J269  Telegraph  ave 

Farr  David,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  656  Adeline 

Farr  Frederick  H,  clerk   Oakland  Home   Insurance  Co,  res 

Park  ave  cor  Watts 
Farr  Helena  Mrs,  res  1430  Third 
FARR  LINCOLN  T,  bookkeeper  W  M  Watson  & 

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Farr  Mary  Mrs,  res  704  Brush 
Farr  Wm  J,  res  953  Third 
FARRAR    M    P    MRS,   proprietor  Central  Block 

House,  furnished  rooms,  1068  Broadway,  res  same 
Fan.  11  A  E  Mrs,  res  829  Filbert 
Farrell  Anna  Miss,  domestic,  res  1470  Eighth 
Farrell  Briano,res  1269  Filbert 
Farm  1  James,  res  1004  Wood 
Farrell  James,  laborer,  res  1670  Sixteenth 
Farrell  James,  gardener  Hilaire  Remillard 
Farrell  Johannah,  res  6t>5  Twenty-sixth 
Farrell  John  Mrs,  widow,  res  17S1  G< 
Farrell  John,  Bhoemaker,  421  Seventh,  res  1S17  Grove 
Farrell  John  J,  boot  maker  J  Farrell,  res  cor  Twenty-seventh 

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Farrell  Joseph,  laborer  s  P  Co 

Farrell  L  Miss,  res  569  Eighth 

Farrell  Lucinda  Mrs,  res  528  Eighteenth 

Farrell  Mamie,  domestic,  1305  Twelfth  ave 

Farrell  Margarel  Mrs,  groceries,  is  17  Grove,  res  same 

Farrell  Mary  8  Mrs,  widow,  res  lsl">  Myrtle 

Farrell  M  F  Mrs,  r<  a  558  Fourth 

Farrell  Michael,  hostler  I  L  Etequa,  res  Piedmont 

Farrell  M  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  513  Ninth 

rell  Michael,  moulder,  8  F,res  975  Willow 
Farrell  Michael,  propr  Syracuse   Market,  L753  Seventh,  res 

730  Peralta 
Farrell  Olivia  Miss,  domestic,  res  L061  Oak 

rell  Olivia  C  Mi  unstress,  res  L815  Myrtle 

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§   -£  Farrens  Win,  cook  Spiars  &  Welti,  res  409  Ninth 
Farrier  Annie  T  Miss,  res  1253  Sixth  ave 
Farrier  Emma  L  Miss,  res  1253  Sixth  ave 
Farrier  Hiram  L,  salesman  Tubbs  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1253  Sixth 

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Farrington  Alice  Miss,  res  Brunswick  Hotel 
Farrington  E  D,  clerk  Custom  House,  S  F,  res  963  Harrison 
Farrington  Frank  S,  expressman  res  963  Harrison 
Farrington  George  W,  res  669  Fifteenth 
Farrington  Wra  F,  grainer,  res  1014  Broadway 

Farris ,  paper  hanger,  517  Ninth 

Farwell  Bessie  Miss,  student,  res  766  Nineteenth 

Farwell  Fred  M  (Farwell  &  Russell)  res  cor  Evoy  ave  and 

Adeline 
Farwell  George  W,  clerk  Farwell  &  Russell,  res  cor  Evoy  ave 

and  Adeline 
Farwell  James,  student,  res  766  Nineteenth 
Farwell  J  D  Mrs,  res  766  Nineteenth 
Farwell  Melvin  0,  painter  Farwell  &   Russell,  res  Adeline 

opp  Fortieth 
FARWELL  &  RUSSELL  (Fred    M  Farwell  and 

Edward  K  Russell)  paints,   oils  and  wall  paper,    1012 

Broadway 
Farwell  William,  stone  mason,  res  766  Nineteenth 
Faschian  Herman,  cook,  973  Seventh 
Fashion  Livery  Stable,  McCleverty  &  Noblett   proprs,    864 

Broadway 

Faskett ,  laborer,  res  1173  Thirty-sixth 

Fasshauer  J  C,  res  cor  Prince  and  Caldis,  Lorin 
Fately  A  B,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Fatthauer  Henry,  engineer  S  F,  res  Felton,  Lorine 
Faubel  John,  supt  California   Artificial   Stone  Co,  S  F,  res 

1213  Franklin 
Faughtnan  John  M,  2045  Filbert 
Faulkner  Carrie  Miss,  res  220  Seventh 
Faulkner  George  L,  clerk,  res  220  Seventh 
Paulkner  Thomas  F,  Janitor  Workman's  Hall,  res  1423  San 

Pablo  ave 

FAURE  LEON,  proprietor  Hermitage  House,  ter- 
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Faurholt  Samuel  C,  hopperman  Oregon  Improvement  Co, 
res  460  Washington 

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Favor  James  H,  mechanic  S  F,  res  1536  Broadway 
Favor  Nellie  Mrs,  res 410  Thirteenth 
Favre  Mary  Mrs.  laundry  1264  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
FAWCETT  BROTHERS  (Charles  A  and  Henry 
E  Fawcett),  house  painters,  decorators  and  paper  hang- 
ers,  paints,  oils  and  glass*  966  Broadway 
Fawcett  Chas   A    (Fawcett    Bros)    res  555  Caledonia  ave 
Fawcett  Florence  Miss,  res  727  Eighth 
Fawcett  Henry  E  (Fawcett  Bros)   res  700  Sycamore 
Fay  Abbie  L  Miss,  res  High  opp  Prescott 
Fay  Alfred  C,  propr  Falcott's  Dairy,   res  High  opp  Prescott 
Fay  Charles  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1666  Atlantic 
Fay  Edmund,  coachman  J  C  Ains worth,  res  Vernon  ave 
Fay  Georgie  1  Miss,  res  High  opp  Prescott 
Fay  Henry  M.  res  High  opp  Prescott 
Fay  James  S,  res  Playter  Block 
Fay  John,  cement  sidewalk  maker,  res  3164-  Third 
Fay  Margaret  Miss,  clerk  Bernstein  &Von  Adelung,  res  Ala- 
meda 
Fay  Michael,  coachmau  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon  ave 
Fay  Roswell  B,  res  High  opp  Prescott 
Fay  William,  cabinet  maker.  576  Seventh,  res  same 
Fearey  Lillian  Mis>.   printer  Oaruth    A:    Caruth,    res   Fruit 

Vale 
Fearey  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  Forty-third  nr  Adeline 
Fearey  Robert  D,  plumber,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 
FEAEN  JOHN,  physician    ami  surgeon    and  presi- 
dent   Coal    Consumers'  Association,  975     Washington, 
office  and  residence  1  1 65  ( 'lay 
. rit  John  lv   clerk  John  Fearn,  res   1165  Clay 
Feddersen  Justus  II  (Feddersen  &  Olsen),  res  L7«31  Seventh 
Feddersen  &    Olsen  (J    II  Feddersen   and   Henry    C  Olsen) 

Magnolia  Saloon,   1 73]   Seventh 
!'•  d<     i      Dussio,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Federspiel    Andrew  (Conners  &    Federspiel)    res   N\V    cor 

Twenty-first  and  Myrtle 
Fiderspiel  Christina  Miss,  res  L004  Twenty-first 
F<  d<  rspiel  Sophus,  clerk  ('miner-  A  Federspiel,  res  NW  cor 

by-firsl  ami   Myrtle 
Fe<    Patrick,  blacksmith  Ben  Kneale,   res    cor   College   ave 

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Fee  Thomas,  clerk  Neil  Gallagher,    res   L 722  Telegraph  ave 
Fe<  uah    Mrs,   housekeeper   Thomas    Foley,   res   620 

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F<  •  li  in  Tobias,  machinist  S  P  Co,  r<  -  989  Pine 
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Feeney  Bridget  Mrs,  res  1122  Fifteenth  ave 
Feeney  Jennie  Miss,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 
Feeney  John,  laborer,  res  958  Thirty-fifth 
Feeney  Joseph,  shoemaker,  455  Fourth,  res  8  F 
Feeney  Lizzie  Miss,  res  Twenty-fifth  ave  nr  Twentieth 
Feeney  Maggie  Miss,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 
Feeney  Margaret,  cook  C  B  Morgan,  res  754  Fourteenth 
Feeney  Margaret  Miss,  res  958  Thirty-fifth 
Feeney  Mary   Miss,  res  Twenty-fifth    ave    nr  E  Sixteenth 
Feeney  Michael  teamster,  res  Twenty-fifth  ave    nr    E    Six- 
teenth 
Feeney  Mollie  Miss,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 
Feeney  Owen,  res  967  Fifth 

Feeney  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1106  Tw7enty-fourth 
Feeney  P  Mrs,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 
Feeney  Thomas  J,  carpenter,  res  1001  Twenty-second 
Feeney  Thomas,  cigar  maker,  res  1106  Twenty-fourth 
Feeney  Thomas,  teamster,  res  Twenty-fifth  ave   bet  E  Six- 
teenth and  E  Twentieth 
Feeney  Thos  F,  cigar  maker  J  P  DeCamp,  res  1106  Twenty- 
fourth 
Feeney  W  F,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Feeney  Wm,  laborer,  res  1106  Twenty-fourth 
Feilds  Joseph  B,  farmer,  res  The  Olive 
Feldmann  Henry,  printer  Oakland  Journal,  res   807    Harri- 
son 
Felice  B,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's    quarry,   res 

same 
Felix  Crochet,  florist,  2048  Broadway,  res  same 
Felley  Philomen  H,  policeman,  res  230  Twelfth 
Fellows  Clara  F  Miss,    teacher  Prescott    School,    res    The 

Arlington 
Fellows  E  C  Mrs,  res  940  Myrtle 
Fellows  Nellie  G  Miss,  res  940  Myrtle 
Fellows  Park,  grain  dealer,  316  California,    S    F,   res    1847 

Webster 
Fellows  Samuel  S,  cashier  Reddington  &  Co,  S  F,  res   1414 

Filbert 
Felton  Catherine  C  Miss,  res  930  Adeline 
Felton  Edward  S,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  1852  Division 
Felton  John,  driver  F  Thomas  res,  1229  Webster 
Felton  S  J  B  Miss,  res  930  Adeline 
Felvey  Hattie  Miss,  res  625  Chestnut 
Feneran  James  J,  grainer,  res  833  Sixteenth 
Fennel  Annie  Miss,  chair  maker  Industrial  Home    for    the 
Adult  Blind,  res  same 


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Fennessy  Gertrude  Miss,  res  664  Sixth 
Fennessy  John,  saloon,  849  Broadway,  res  064  Sixth 
Fennessey  John,  cash  hoy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  664  Sixth 
Fennessey  Josephine  Miss,  bookkeeper  \\T  H    Nolan    £   Co, 

res  664  Sixth 
Fennessey  Nora,  res  1365  West 
Fennessev  Thos,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,    res    lot;.") 

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Fennessy  Thomas,  gardener  James  Canning,  954  Sixteenth 
Fennon  Dominick  M,  plumber  S  H  Steuart,  res  66S  Twenty- 
third 
Fennon  Edward  J,  clerk    Wells,  Fargo   <i~    Co,  S  F,  res  668 

Twenty-third 
Fennon  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  668  Twenty-third 
Fennon  Michael,   plumber    Oakland   Windmill  Co,  res  668 

Twenty-third 
Feno  Antonio,  res  1365  Eighteenth 
Fenton  Joseph  R,  carpenter  S  P  Co 
Fenton  Wm  E,  bookkeeper  Harmon  &  Sears,  res  S  F 
Ferati  Paolo,  laborer,  res  626  Filbert 
Ferbeck  George,  waiter    Mrs     E     DeBoice,    res    Overland 

House 
Fergus  Thomas  \V.  carpenter,  res  761  Campbell 
Ferguson  Agnes  Miss,  res  606  Eighteenth 
Ferguson  A:  Barg    (Frank    M   Ferguson   and    Henry   Barg) 

groceries,  fruit  and  vegetables,  478 Thirteenth 
Ferguson  Capt,  res  516  F  Sixteenth 
Ferguson  C  A  Mr-,  rea  359  Fourth 

ji-on  Daniel  (Deraine  &  Ferguson)  res  656  Clay 
Ferguson  E  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  1066  Tenth 
F<  rguson  E  P>  Mrs, rea  L448  Chestnut 

guson  Ernest  M.  salesman    E    B   Daniels,  pea  610  Four- 
nth 
guson  Fanny,  rea  1  n"»7  Twelfth 
guson  Florence  F,  widow,  r<  Fifth 

Ferguson  Frank  M  (Ferguson  &  Bar  L764  Atlantic 

guson  I  i    II   draughtsman, rea  L 100 E  Twenty-third 

guson  John,  painter  and  whitener,  sos  Washington,  rea 
5 1  I  [arriaon 
uson  Joseph,  miller  Bay  City  Mills,  rea  26     :      >nd 
guson  Libbie  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  606  Eighteenth 
F<  rguson  Marie  M  38,  rea  606  Eighteenth 
I      guson  Milton  F,  employe  Ferguson  &  Barg, rea  L764  At- 

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Ferguson  S  C  Mrs,  res  586  Tenth 

Ferguson  W  A  N,  res  1100  E  Twenty-third 

Ferguson  William,  employe   Pacific    Iron    and  Nail  Co,  res 

620  Adeline 
Ferguson  Jacqueminot,  laborer,  res   n    s    Forty-second    3d 

house  from  Telegraph  ave 
Ferle  Carrie  Mrs,  res  724  Myrtle 
Ferle  Carrie  Miss,  seamstress,  res  724  Myrtle 
Fern  Nils,  fireman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Fernald  Wm  H,  watchman,  S  F,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Shat- 

tuck  ave 
Fernandes  Francisco,  employe  California  Jute   Mills 
Fernandez  Joseph  F,  teamster,  res  High  st,  Melrose 
Fernandez  Lawrence,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 
Fernandez  Louis,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Fernandez  Manuel,  barber,  res  2129  Adeline 
Fernandez  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1574  Third 
Fernanz  Maneol,  barber  A  Oliver,  res  803  Broadway 
Fernhof  F  J,  carpenter    and  builder,  S   F,  res    619  Nine- 
teenth 
Ferran  J  Miss,  laundress  Mrs  C  Coin,  res  1370  Broadway    ■ 
Ferreira  Mary  Mrs,  res  517  E  Fourteenth 
Ferrell  James,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1004  Wood 
Ferrell  Thomas,  master  mariner,  res  728  Peralta 
Ferrera  John,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Ferrera  Manuel  G,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Ferrera  Rosa  Mrs,  res  652i  E  Fourteenth 
Ferrier  Blanch  Miss,   teacher  vocal    music,  res  523  Seven- 
teenth 
Ferrier  David,  res  523  Seventeenth 
Ferrier   Minna  Mme,  teacher   French  and    German   High 

School,  res  523  Seventeenth 
Ferrier  Rose  Miss,  dancing  teacher,  res  523  Seventeenth 
Ferrier  Wm,  helper  Gross  &  Reichert,  res  523  Seventeenth 
Ferriera  Joze  Dutro,   laborer,   res   E   Twelfth  bet   Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Ferris ,  res  Smith  House 

Ferris  Benjamin  \V,  clerk  Will  H  Burrall,res  Temescal 

Ferris  David,  gardener,  res  874  Twenty-first 

Ferris  David  N,  res  475  Ninth 

Ferris  Gracie  Miss,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-third 

Ferris  J,  tinner,  res  Nucleus  House 

Ferris  Jackson,  tailor,  res  874  Twentv-first 

Ferris  John,  gardener,  res  874  Twenty-first 

Ferris  Richard,  paper  carrier,  res  630  Chestnut 

Ferris  Samuel,  paper  hanger  and  decorator,  res  517  Ninth 


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Ferris  S  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1367  Castro 

Ferris  W  L  Mrs,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-third 

Ferro  Joseph,  steward  steamer  Oakland,  res  764  Willow 

Ferry  Ella  A  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1271  Jackson 

Ferslev  Philip,  laborer,  res  1605  Myrtle 
-mien  G  L  Mrs,  res  L079  Twelfth 

F(  —  mien  Nannie  Miss,  res  1079  Twelfth 

Fetod  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Fetsch  August,  tailor,  1307  San  Pablo  ave,  res  La  Clede 
1  [ouse 

Fetterhoff  Hiram,  surveyor  City  Engineer,  res  531  Thirty- 
sixth 

Fetzer  Ferdinand,  artesian  well  borer,  res  617  Ninth 

Feutch  Thomas,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Commercial  Union  Hotel 

Fey  John,  carrier  Examiner,  res  1729  Adeline 

Fibush  Aaron  (Fibush  Bros)  res  558  Sixteenth 

FIBUSH  BROTHERS  (Jacob  and  Aaron  Fibush) 
manufacturers  and  importers  of  Havana  and  domestic 
ei Liars,  smokers'  articles,  etc,  110.')  Broadway 

Fibush  .Jacob  (Fibush  Bros)  res  55S  Sixteenth 

Fick  August,  painter,  S  F,  res  1761  Seventh 

Fick  A  Mrs,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1761  Seventh,  res  same 

Fidelity  Hall,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Peralta 

Fidelity  Lodge  No  57,  United  Order  of  Honor,  meet-  at 
Shattuck  Hall,  463  Eighth 

Fieberling  P  (Schmidt  &  Fieberling)  res  836  Madison 

I'  ege  John  H  (Fiege  &  Tominski)  res  273  Sixth 

_<•  Richard,   furniture  and   bedding,  1710  Seventh,  res 
L673  Taylor 

Fiege  &  Tominski,  Long  Wharf  Restaurant 

Field  A  M  Mrs,  res  158  E  Eleventh 

Field  Caroline  II  Miss,  res  760  Fourteenth 

Field  Edward,  clerk  Great  American  Importing  Tea  Co,  res 


863  Campbell 
Field  Edward  G,  carpenter,  res  863  Campbell 
Field  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Field  John  S,  barber  A  Oliver.  iv>  so;;  Broadway 
Field  Julia  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  682  Sycamore 
I  'ield  L  A  Miss,  res  760  Fourteenth 
FIELD  SEMINARY,  Mrs   R  G   Knox  proprietor, 

Mr-  W  B  Hyde  principal,  L825  Telegraph  ave 
Field  Wm  A.  machinist,  pes  1  157    Myrtle 
Fields  Duane  W.  salesman  Oakland  Frail  and  Produce  Co, 

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Fields  Emily  Mrs,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  560  Seventh,  res 

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FIELDS    DE     IEENA     MRS,    proprietor     The 
Olive  (formerly  Wilson  House)   1165^  Washington  cor 
#    Fourteenth 
Fields  Frank  W,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  082  Sycamore 
Fields  I,  gluer  Eagle  Box  and   Manufacturing   Co,  res  560 

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Fields  Joseph,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Fields  May    Miss,    dressmaking    and   millinery,    1222   San  |  §  h^ 

Pablo  ave,  res  560  Seventh 
Fields   Minnie    Miss,    bookkeeper    Tucker    &    Co,  res  560 

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Fields  Richard  A,  barber,  2955  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 
Fields  R  M,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Chester  House  ^  r^ 

Fierce  Thomas,  millwright  Pacific  Iron    and    Nail   Co,  res 

1050  Third 
Fife  Nelson,  engineer,  res  570  E  Sixteenth 
FIFE  W  C,  carriage   hardware,    563-565  Twelfth,   les 

579  Albion 
Fifield  Wm  H,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  352  E  Fourteenth 
Fifth  Infantry  Regiment  Band,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Broad- 
way 
Figerado  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  968  E  Twentieth 
Figone  John,  vegetable  peddler,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Filbert 
Figrod  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Figuerendo  Joaquin,  watchman,  res  1533  San  Pablo  ave 
Fike  Abraham,  res  1131  Magnolia 
Fike  Nathan,  res  809  Peralta 

Filbelet  Don,  bootblack,  cor  Ninth  and  Broadway,  res  1642 
Union 
.j£  Filbert  Edward  S,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co 
COu!  Filborn  John,  gardener,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
^  £l  Filborn  Philip,  gardener,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
r*    1  Filipe  John,  laborer,  res  1069  E  Nineteenth 
hJ  gj!  Fillet  John  B,  gardener  Alex  Pallies,  res  2409  Telegraph  ave 
^[  tC  Fillmore  George  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  965  Jackson 
■j  jj  Fillmore    L,   supt    South    Pacific    Coast    Railwav,  S    F,  res 
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Finch  A  B,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Blake  House 


JE  -D  Finch  Duncan  B  Capt,  capitalist,  res  1263  Webster 

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Finch  Eva  Mis-,  dressmaker  Mrs  M  J  O'Neil 

Finch  Isaac  B,  artificial  stone  maker,  res  1076  E   Fifteenth 

Finch  Mabel  E  Miss,  res  1076  E  Fifteenth 

FINCH  THOMAS  E,   saloon,    cigars    and   tobacco. 

5  Broadwav,  res  same 
Finch  Vivian  <r  Miss,  res  1076  E  Fifteenth 
Finch  William   H,   inspector  Contra    Costa  Water   Co,   res 

'■•"»  Eleventh 
Finch  William  W.  substitute  letter  carrier,  res  503  Eleventh 
Finck  J  Matilda  Mrs.  groceries,  Golden  Gate,  res  same 
Finck  William,  clerk  Mrs  J  M  Finck,  Golden  Gate 
Findlay  James, engineer  Gas  Works,res  1580  Telegraph  ave 
Findlav  Nellie,  nurse,  re-  Weber  Hotel 
Fine  Andrew,  physician,  277  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Fine  Henry  M.  student,  res  277  E  Twelfth 
Fine  Wm  A.  reporter  Evening  Enquirer,  res  277   E   Twelfth 
Finegan  Eliza  Mrs.  widow,  res  N27  Fourteenth 
Finegan  John  J,  janitor  A  F  Merriman   &   Son,  res    1506 

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Finegan  Lucy  Miss,  res  827  Fourteenth 
Finegan  Thomas  B,  marble  cutter,  res  s27  Fourteenth 
Finely  Charles  J,  clerk  J  II  Mallett,  res  1458  Twelfth 
Fink  A  A  568  Eleventh 

Fink  Charles,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1720  Seward 
Fink  Harry  W,  range    expert    Jeffr — .   Mitchell    a:  Co,  res 

Wallsworth  ave  nr  Prosj 
Fink  W  E,  carpent  Tenth 

Finkeldey  Fred,  carpenter  A  Kendall,  i 
Finkeldey  Henry,  butcher  Wm  Nel  I  Twenty-second 

Finkeldey  Minnie  Mrs,  widow,  res  303  S      >nd 
Finkeldey  Wm,  laboi  -her  &  Taylor,:  5       :id 

Finkli  r  Hem  >r  E  Twenty-eighth  and  Central  ave 

Finley  D  W,  iaborer,  res  1163  Third 
Finley  Katie,  dressmaker  Mrs  E  W  Johnson 
Mary  Mrs,  rea  1 7  ward 

hi  John,  driver  Peopl         .  >r<  — .  pes  American  Ho 
Inn  John  J,  I  moulder,  S  F,  res  <  {olden  < rate 

Finnegan  John    E,  city  agl   Traveler's   Insurance  S  F, 

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1  Jharlea  E,  blacksmith,  S  I',  res  12  1  Helen 
Fin  i  VV  Mrs,  rea  616  Twelfth 

Finney  Olr  tman,  Adeline 

Finne\  W  II.  carpenter,  rea  L156  Broadway 

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Finnigan  Bros  (MichaelJ  and  Bernard)  house  painters,  719 

Nineteenth 
Finnigan  Ignatius,  student,  res  719  Nineteenth 
Finnigan  J  W,  clerk,  res  713  Fifteenth 
Finnigan  Michael  J  (Finnigan  Bros)  res  719  Nineteenth 
Finnigan  W  F,  salesman  Kast,  res  317  Fifteenth 
Finucane  John,  tailor  I  N  Sloanaker,  res  Forty-second  bet 

Telegraph  ave  and  Grove 
Fincane  W  M,  clerk,  res  363£  Twelfth 
Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia,  B  B  Laton  agt,  468  Ninth 

FIREMAN'S   FUND    INSURANCE    CO 

(Oakland  Branch)  R  Frank  Clark  manager,  4S3  Ninth  cor 
Washington 
Firemen's  Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore,  James  Gamble  agt, 

469  Ninth 
Firemen's  Insurance  Co  of  Newark,  James  Gamble  agt,  469 

Ninth 
Firms  Manuel,  res  805  Henry 

Firpo  Gerome,  gardener,  res  cor  Thirty-seventh  and  Market 
First  African  Methodist  Episcopal   Church,  Fifteenth   bet 

West  and  Market,  Rev  D   E   Johnson    pastor,  res  813 

Fifteenth 
First  Baptist  Church,  Rev  C  H  Hobart  pastor,  SE  cor  Brush 

and  Fourteenth 
First  Congregational  Church,  J  K  McLean,  D  D,  pastor,  cor 

Clay  and  Twelfth 
First  Free  Will  Baptist  Church, Rev  C  F  Penney, D  D,  pastor, 

cor  Twenty-first  and  Brush 
First  Hebrew  Congregation,  Rev  M  S  Levy,  D  D,  rabbi,  SE 

cor  Clay  and  Thirteenth 
First  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  E  R  Dille,  D  D,  pas- 
tor, SE  cor  Clav  and  Fourteenth 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  OAK- 
LAND, V  D  Moody  president,  A  D  Thomson  cash- 
ier, NE  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  Francis  A  Horton,  D  I), 
pastor,  NW  cor  Fourteenth  and  Franklin 

First  Swedish  Baptist  Church,  Rev  C  M  Nelson  pastor,  SE 
cor  Magnolia  and  Tenth 

First  Universalist  Church,  Rev  S  Goodenough  pastor,  West 
bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Firth  William  B,  crrpenter,  res  Golden  Gate 

Fischbacher  Chris,  dairyman,  cor  Liese  ave  and  E  Four- 
teenth 

Fischer  A  W,  furniture,  1201^  Seventh,  res  870  Adeline 


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Fischer    Ferdinand,    bookkeeper  Richard    Rademann,    res 

1020  Third 
Fischer  Frank  L  (F  L  Fischer  &  Co,  S  F)  res  870  Adeline 
Fischer  Frank  X,  boiler  maker,  res  833  Myrtle 
Fischer  Julius,  bakery,  866  Washington,  res  814  Grove 
Fish  Arthur  L,  agt  Worthington  pumps,  S  F,  res  1012  Four- 
teenth 
Fish  George  L  (Phelan  &  Fish)  res  306  Thirteenth 
Fish  Harriet  A  Mrs,  res  1012  Fourteenth 
Fish  J  E  Miss,  res  461  E  Fourteenth 
Fish  J  H  Mrs,  918  Grove 

Fish  M  W,  physician,  461  E  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Fish  Thaddeus  D,  salesman  Phelan  &  Fish,  res  306  Thir- 
teenth 
Fish   Theo  J,  mgr  Alameda  County  Branch  California  In- 
surance Co,  471  Ninth,  res  722  Seventeenth 
Fish  T  J   (McKenzie  &  Co)  res  cor  Fourteenth  and  Brush 
Fish  Wm  II,  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  378  Tenth 

Fisher ,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1836i  Seventh 

Fisher  AC  Mrs,  deputy  supt  of  schools  Alameda  County,  office 

Court  House,  Saturdays  and  Mondays,  res  Niles 
Fisher  Alfred  A  (Fisher  &  Taylor)  res  Brooklyn,  N  Y 
Fisher  Beriah  P,  res  716  Twenty-ninth 
Fisher  Charles  H,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  804 

Clay 
Fisher  Charles  M,  asst  supt  of  schools,  res  Blake  House 
Fisher  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1017  Thirtieth 
Fisher  Edgar  S,  contractor,  res  1405  Brush 
Fisher  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  255  Second 
Fisher  Ethel  T  Miss,  res  904  Filbert 

Fisher  Evelyn  X  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  821  Thirty-third 
Fisher  Frank,  plumber  twenty-third  ave,  res  same 
Fisher  Frank  II,  dentist,  res  315  Fourteenth 
Fisher  Galen  M.  res  (.»<>1   Filbert 
FISHER  GEO  W,  manager  Pugel    Sound   Lumber 

Co,  cor  Firsl  and  Washington,  res  315  Fourteenth 
Fisher  I  kace  D,  res  926  Myrtle 
Fisher  Grace  M  Miss,  student,  res  904  Filbert 
Fisher  Grace  W  Miss,  music  teacher,  rea  582   E  Twelfth 
Fisher  Gus  A.  upholsterer  San   Pablo  nr    Fourteenth,  res 

1  7-_!^  Seward 
Fisher  Harvey  EI,  apprentice  Oakland  Iron  Work-,  rea  615 

Fifth 
Fisher  II  II.  tinner,  res  618  Fifth 

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Fisher  Ida  L  M,  res  510  Ninth 

Fisher  John  L,  tailor,  res  615  Fifth 

Fisher  John  W,  painter,  res  1922  West 

Fisher   Joseph,    wood   and    coal    1401    Broadway,  res    559 

Simpson  ave 
Fisher    K  B  Mrs,  second  vice-principal  High   School,  res 

926  Myrtle 
Fisher  Lillian  A  Miss,  res  821  Thirty-third 
Fisher  Lottie  Mrs,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-third 
Fisher  Lou  Miss,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  w  s 

Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-third 
Fisher  Lucy  B,  res  926  Myrtle 

Fisher  Luther  P,  advertising  agt,  S  F,  res  926   Myrtle 
Fisher  M  Mrs,  res  1017  Thirtieth 
Fisher  Michael,  res  cor  Twenty-ninth  and  West 
Fisher  Miles  B,  student,  res  904  Filbert 

FISHER    PHILIP    M,  county  superintendent  of 
schools,  office  Court  House,  Saturdays  and  Mondays,  res 
Niles 
Fisher  R  R,  carpenter,  res  Blake  House 
Fisher  RT,  employee  S  P  Co,  res  1467  Fifth 
FISHER  &  TAYLOR  (A  A  Fisher  and  J  P   Tay- 
lor) wholesale  coal  and  wood,  455  Ninth,  yard  cor  First 
and  Franklin 
Fisher  Wm  A,  clerk,  res  926  Myrtle 

FISK  LEANDEE,   real  estate    and   insurance,  sta- 
tionery, notions  &c,  1156^  Seventh,  res   cor  Third  and 
Adeline 
Fisk  L  G  Mrs,  res  1170  Sixteeeth 
Fisk  Wm,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1860  William 
Fitch  Charles,  painter,  res  1523  Market 
Fitch  George  WT,  clerk,  S  F,  res  561  E  Eleventh  (rear) 
Fitch  Henry  S,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  919  Center 
Fitch  J,  res"  803  Castro 

Fitch  Jennie  L  Mrs,  nurse,  res  915  Seventh 
Fitch  Julia  Mrs,  res  796  Harrison 
Fitch  L  J,  res  res  803  Castro 

Fitch  Olive  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  796  Harrison 
FITCH  OSCAR,  superintendent  and  manager  Whit- 
ney Standard  and  Oakland  Transfer  Co,  res  530  Hobart 
Fitch  Samuel  S,  shoemaker,  res  561  E  Eleventh  (rear) 
Fitch  Thomas,  painter  Doody  &  Hooley 
Fitch  Walter  S,  carriage  painter  Fredericks  &  Arth,  res  796 

Harrison 
Fitch  Wm,  foremim  Columbia  Ranch,   Fresno   County,  res 
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Pitch  Zala  E,  printer,  S  F,  res  796  Harrison 

Fittbogen  Dora  Miss,  res  611  Seventeenth 

Fittbogen  P,  cigars    and    tobacco,    1022  Broadway,  res  611 

Seventeenth 
Fitz  Edward,  bartender  J  Flannery,  res  Prescott  House 
Fitzell  Peter,  laborer,  res  757  Jefierson 
Fitzgerald  Annie  Miss,  student,  res  319  E  Twentieth 
FITZGERALD  &  COLVIN  (E  L  Fitzgerald  and 

R  S  Colvin)  advertising  agents,  921  Broadway 


i     q   Fitzgerald  Daniel,  fisherman,  res  Long  Wharf 

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Fitzgerald  Edward  J,  salesman  J   S  Gilmore   &  Co,  res  812 

Sixteenth 
Fitzgerald  Edward   L  (Fitzgerald   &   Colvin)  res  313  Four- 
teenth 
Fitzgerald  George,  plumber,  res  1250  Center 
Fitzgerald  James   H,  tailor    Brown   &   McKinnon,  res  408 

Thirteenth 
Fitzgerald  Jennie  Mrs,  res  1719  Chestnut 
Fitzgerald  Johanna  Mrs,  res  77<»  Willow 
Fitzgerald  John,  fireman  S  P  Co,  ras  1773  Goss 
Fitzgerald  Kate  Miss,  res  1515  Eighth 
Fitzgerald  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  313  Fourteenth 
Fitzgerrld  M,  res  970  Broadway 
Fitzgerald  Maggie  Miss,  res  812  Sixteenth 
Fitzgerald  Margaret  Miss,  res  313  Fourteenth 
Fitzgerald  Mary  Miss,  res  Watts  nr   Forty-fifth,  Emeryville 
Fitzgerald  Mary  Mrs,  washing  and  ironing,  its  759  Fourth 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  employe  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  1465  Fifth 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  employe  Contra  Costa    Water  Co,  rea 

728^  Chester 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  L250  Center 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  employe  S  PCo,  S  F,  res  810  Fifteenth 
Fitzgerald  May  E  Miss,  rea  313  Fourteenth 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  railroad  contractor,  rea  1515  Eighth 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Emeryville 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  railroad  contractor,  rea  L515  Eighth 
FITZGERALD    ROBERT    M,  attorney-at-law 

and  commissioner  Board  Public  Works,  B64j  Broadway, 
;  1 3  Fourteenth 
Fitzgerald  William,  foreman  A  I  tates,  n  a  SW  cor  Thirteenth 

and  Franklin 
Fitzmaurice  John,  gardener,  rea  71.*»  Fifteenth 
Fitzpatrick  Edward  C,  employe  U  8  Mini.  S  F,  rea  SW  cor 

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Fitzpatrick  Lily  Miss;  res  1359  Eighteenth 

Fitzpatrick  Peter  C,  plasterer,  res  1359  Eighteenth  j        j 

Fitzpatrick  Timothy  E,  plasterer  Peter  Fitzgerald,  res  1359    L       \ 

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Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  road  master  S  P  Co,  res  1817  Filbert       I         I 
Fitzpatrick  Wm,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res    ^^x 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Fitzsimmons  Henry,  saloon,  368  Twelfth,  res  Brayton  Block 
Fitzsimmons  John,  painter,  res  366  Ninth 
Fitzsimmons  P,  saloon,  368  Twelfth 

Flahavan  W  H,  asst  yard  master  S  P  Co,  res  1670  William 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  res  1471  Fourteenth 
Flaherty  Thomas,  house  painter,  1404  Eighteenth,  res  same 
Flanagan  Edward,  printer,  res  1427  Twelfth  t"""~* 

Flanagan  Edward  J,  student,  res  1427  Twelfth  r  j~\ 

Flanagan  Edward  J,  clerk    B   McDermott,    res   cor  Mather    |        ( 

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Flanagan  James,  res  719  Sixth 
Flanagan  J  D,  stenographer,  res  1009  Seventh 
Flandin  Joseph,  porter  Home  Mutual    Fire    Insurance    Co, 

res  Second  nr  BroadwajT 
Flannery  Joseph,  propr    Arcade   Saloon,    879   Washington, 

and  foreman  Hose  Co  No  1,  res  569  Seventh  ZL 

Flannery  Mary  L  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  961  Kirkham 
Flannigan  Chris  F,  plumber,  res  819  Lydia 
Flannigan  Mollie  Miss,  employe  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 

1407  Sixteenth 

Fleck  Adolph,  clerk  Meyers  &  Williams  25 

Fleck  Gustav,  barber,  res  2315  Grove  vI^L. 

Fleenor  Rev  Wm  T,  pastor  Harrison-Street  Baptist  Church.  h 

res  711  Twentieth  h    jjj 

Fleetwood  Jeremiah  J,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights  S-    0 

Fieischhauer  W  C,  propr  barber    shop    1808    Seventh,    res  !  °    X 

1623  Taylor  £h" 

Fleissner  Otto,  teacher    vocal    music  and  piano,    Hopkins    &    >d 

Academy  ^  §5 

Fleming  A  J  Mrs,  res  304  Ninth  g  h^ 

Fleming  David  A,  clerk,  res  508-J-  Fifteenth  ^"©3 

Fleming  David  J,  engineer  S  F,  res  811  Center  Sc§^ 

Fleming  D  M,  salesman    Abrahamson    Bros,    res    St   Elmo   o2m 

House 
Fleming  Frederick  S,  student,  res  High 
Fleming  George,  machinist,  res  High 
Fleming  Isaac  D,  clergyman,  res  1066  E  Twenty-fourth 
Fleming  J,  res  1467  San  Pablo  ave 
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Fleming  John  K,  tinner,  res  1765  Division 

Fleming  John  R,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  300 
Ninth 

Fleming  N  T  Mrs,  dressmaker,  811  Center,  res  same 

Fleming  Wm,  foreman  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res  483 
Twenty-sixth 

Fleming  William  B,  painter,  res  164  Sixth 

Flemming  Louis  E,  asst  supt  fire  alarm  and  police  tele- 
graph, res  1309  Jefferson 

Flemming  Robert  F,  mgr  Sunset  Telephone-Telegraph 
510  Twelfth,  and  extraman  H  and  L  No  1,  0  F  D, 
res  527  Twenty-second 

Flemming  Sadie  C  Mrs,  res  1778  Division 

Flescher  Alfred  H,  printer,  res  1023  Taylor 

Flescher  Nellie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1023  Taylor 

Flescher  William  C,  barber,  cor  Seventh  and  Pine,  res  1623 
Taylor 

Fletcher  Albert  E,  res  1361  Eleventh  ave 

Fletcher  Alden,  res  1425  Adeline 

Fletcher  Chas  II.  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  766  Seven- 
teenth 

Fletcher  Frank  A,  special  examiner  Pension  Dept,  S  F,  res 
L425  Adeline 

Fletcher  (  I  W,  res  13]  1   San  Pablo  ave 

Fletcher  Hugh,  grocer,  L849  San  Pablo  ave,  res  1000 
Twenty-eighth 

Fletcher  Le  Roy  D,  supt  Sailors'  Home,  S  F,  res  1361 
Eleventh  ave 

Fletcher  Lucy  II   Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1425  Adeline 

Fletcher  M  S,  stationary  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  727  Lewis 

cher  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1425  Adeline 
Fletcher  M  E  Miss,  pianiste,  res  852  Jefferson 
Fletcher  Susan  Mrs,  res  is  1  Twenty-second 
Fletcher  Thomas  H,  grainer,  res  8.">2  Jefferson 
Fletcher  Willard  F,  captain  of  police,  res    L303  Telegraph 

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Fletcher    Willard    V    Jr,    salesman    Huntington,   Hopkins 

L303  Telegraph  ave 
Fletcher  Willie  L,  salesman    Kennedy,  Quinlan    &    Co,  res 

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Fletcher  Wm  O,    teamster  F    M    Derby    &   Co,  res   513    El 

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Fleti  David  S,  laborer,  pes  SW  oor   Lusk   ave   and   Forty- 

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Flick  ( ■  and  builder,  res  1 16  El  Sixteenth 

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£   «  Flierl  J  Frederick,  tailor,  S  F,  res  970  Cypress 
a  pj  Flint  Caroline  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  574  Sycamore 
2    ^  Flint  E  T,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1269  Castro 

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Flint  Jane  H  Mrs,  res  1070  Sixteenth 

Flint  Levi,  shoemaker  1754  Seventh,  res  1718  Eighth 

Flint  Mabel  L  Miss,  res  Glen  Echo,  Piedmont  ave 

Flint  Samuel  F  (Flint  &  Zimmerman),  and  asst    supt    rail- 
way mail  service,  res  1718  Eighth 

Flint  &  Zimmerman  (Sam'l  F  Flint  and  Frank  S    Zimmer- 
man) wood,  coal,  coke  and  charcoal,  413  Eleventh 

Flogel  Rudolf,  vest    maker   M    J    KELLER,    res   476 
Twelfth 

Flood  Charles   S,  general  jobbing,  res  674  E  Fifteenth 

Flood  Edward,  hostler  A  Gates,  res  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 
Franklin 

Flood  Edward,  farmer,  res  Hayes'  Canon 

Flood  George  F,  blacksmith,  res  666i  E  Fifteenth 

Flood  Isaac,  kalsomining,  res  666i  E  Fifteenth 

Flood  Isabella  B  Mrs,  res  1202  West 

Flood  Robert,  stone  cutter,  res  1202  West 

Flood  Thomas,  laborer,  res  714  Linden 

Flora  Aaron  M,  printer  Fonda  &  Co,  res  1651  Myrtle 

Flora  Albert,  employe  Nail  Works,  res    924    Twenty-fourth 

Flora  Elisha  H,  house  mover,  res  1651  Myrtle 

Flora  L  A  Mrs,  res  1651  Myrtle 

Flora  Melchager  R,  res  1624  Myrtle 

Flora  Melchager  R  Jr,  hou^e  mover,  res  1624  Myrtle 

Florence  Joseph,  laborer,  res  241  Hollis 

Florence  Julia,  domestic,  res  915  Filbert 

Florian  Nicholas,  cook  Geo  W  Walker,  res    SW  cor    Brush  j  ^   2 
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Flossman  Bonifaz,  florist  257  Twelfth,    res  318  Thirteenth    *d 

Flossman  Emmett,  carpenter   Robt  Walker,    res   318  Thir- 
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Floto  M  Mrs,  res  528  Knox  Place 

Floud  John  R,  engineer  P  M  S  S  Co,  res  1420  Filbert 

Floud  John  W,  gardener,  res  1420  Filbert 


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Flood  Susie  L  Miss,  res  1420  Filbert 

Flower  Frank  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  822  Union 

Floyd  Albert,  coachman  Win  B  Lake,  res  1020  Adeline 

Flynn  Alice  Miss,  res  7 70  Wood 

Flynn  Andrew,  salesman    Greenhood   &  Mo  ran,    res    1761 

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Flynn  Annie  Miss,  res  857  Peralta 
Flynn  Charles  C,  ship  carpenter,  res  N^-">  Bay 
Flynn  Charles  M,  student,  res  885  Bay 
Flynn  Ed  mo  ud,  res  857  Peralta 
Flynn  Hannah  Miss,  res  857  Peralta 
Flynn  Hugh,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1826  William 
Flynn  James,  upholsterer  McGovern  &  C  ah  ill,  res  824  Lydia 
Flynn  James  F,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  885  Bay 
Flvnn  J  H,  salesman  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  226  Ninth 
Flynn  John  S,  painter,  res  1363  Eighteenth 
Flynn  Lucy  Mrs,  widow,  res  1407  Eleventh 
Flynn  Lucy  Miss,  clerk   Bruning   Brothers,  res   1407   Elev- 
enth 
Flynn  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  Wallace,  res  824  Lydia 
Flynn  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  1112  Nineteenth 
Flynn  Mamie  E  Miss,  res  1407  Eleventh 
Flynn  Margaret  Miss,  cane   chair  maker  Industrial  Home 

For  the  Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Flynn  Mary  Miss,  res  1363  Eighteenth 

n  Maurice  J.  painter  Elbert  Olney,  res  L363  Eighteenth 
Flynn  May  J  Miss,  saleslady   Kennedy,  Quintan   &   Co,  res 

324  Lydia 
Flynn  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1837  Seventh 
Flynn  Myria  Miss,  res  857  Peralta 

tin  Patrick,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  226    Ninth 
Flynn  Patrick,  wood  and  coal    1459-1461  Seventh,  res  same 
Flynn  Patrick,  laborer,  res  Charter  Oak  Bote] 
Flynn  Patrick  .J,  machinisl  S  1*  Co,  res  1863  William 
Flynn  Rosa  M  rs,  pea  7n(.>  Adeline 
Flynn  Timothy,  carpenter,  res  L363  Eighteenth 
Flynn  Timothy  J,  plasterer,  res  L363  Eighteenth 
Flynn  William,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  718  Center 
I  'occaci  A .  res  657  Myrtle 

1  1. 0111-.  carpenter   Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  653 

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J  Fogarty  James,  carpenter,  res  SCO  Clay 
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£  «5   Fogarty  John,  student,  res  1312  Market 

W  U   Fogarty  Martin,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1312  Mar 

i  e   Fogarty  Sherman  S,  clerk  James  Fogarty,  res  Pruit  Vale  ave 

£  cs  !  Fogarty  Wm  G,  clerk  James  Fogarty,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Eg  ^ ;  Fogelgren  Chas,  carpenter,  res  1569  Fifth 

g  *?  Fogg  Diantha  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1336  Myrtle 

b  O   ^°Sg  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  res  1636  Myrtle 

0  +3    Fogg  George  E,  civil  engineer,  res  1471  Broadway 

fig  ^   Fogg  Geo  H,  real  estate,  1463  Broadway,  res  1638  Telegraph 

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|j  ©   Fogg  Geo  J,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1005  Franklin 
O  !   i  Fogg  James  L,  life  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  770  Thirteenth 
J  Jlfl!  Fogg  Joseph  F,  carpenter,  res  813  Market 
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Foley  Ann  Mrs,  res  623  Chestnut 
Foley  James  J,  res  1023  Peralta 
Foley  John,  gardener,  res  1839  San  Pablo  ave 
Foley  John,  teamster  Renton  Coal  Co,  res  666  Twenty-sev- 
enth 
Foley  John  G,  salesman  M  Lihderbauin,  res  1019  Willow 
Foley  Katie  Miss,  clerk  Salinger's,  res  567  Eighth 
Foley  Kate  Miss,  1864  West 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  res  1171  Third 
Foley  Patrick,  coachman,  res  1405  Webster 
Foley  Bailie  Mrs,  res  620  Chestnut 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  620  Chestnut 
Folger  Allvn  S,  bookkeeper   Fulton  Iron    Works,    S  F,   res 

1368  Eighth 
Folger  James  A  (J  A  Folger  &  Co)  res  1308  Jackson 
Folkers  C  T,  clerk,  S  F,  res  915  Myrtle 
Folkers  Geo  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  915  Myrtle 
Folkers  J  H  A  ( J  H  A  Folkers  &  Bro,  S  F)  res  91o  Myrtle 
Folkers  Mamie  Miss,  res  915  Myrtle 
Folkers  Rudolph,  clerk  S  F,  res' 915  Myrtle 
Follrath  Adam,  blacksmith,  res  670  E  Sixteenth 
Follrath  George,  emplove  Brooklyn  Lumber   Yard,  res  673 

E  Twelfth 
Follrath  James  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Follrath  W  A,  horse  shoer  Antony  Marks,  res  705  E  Four- 
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Folsom  George  W,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  1069  Grove 


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Folsom  M  E  Miss,  res  564  Fifteenth 

Folte  Gustav,  paving    teller  German    Bank,    S    F,  res   619 
Ninth 

Foltin  Joseph,  insurance  agt,  res  566  Twenty-second 

FOLTZ  MATTHEW,   manager    East's,    res    Ala- 
meda 

Fonda  &  Co  (P  W  Fonda)  genl    book  and  job  printers,  379 
Tenth 

Fonda  George  H,  machinist    California    Door  Co,  res  1721 
Thirteenth 

Fonda  Jesse  C,  foreman  Fonda  &  Co,  res  1772  Goss 

Fonda  P  W  (Fonda  &  Co)  res  1772  Goss 

Tondere  Jean,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Fones  J  H,  carpenter,  res  586  Tenth 

Font  Frank,  laborer,  res  1557  Third 

Ton  tain  e  Walter  L,  asst  supt  of  streets,  res  Grove  nr  Twenty- 
sixth 

Fonte  Annie  Miss,  res  1114  Sixteenth  ave 

Fonte  Antony,   genl    mdse  and    groceries,  800    and    802  E 
Twelfth,  res  1114  Sixteenth  ave 

Fonte  G,  employe  G  F  Crisl  &  Sons,  1029  E  Twenty-second 

Fonte  J  A,  compositor  Morning  Times,  res  300  Third 

Fonte  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1025  E  Twenty-second 

Fonte  Joseph  Et,  laborer,  res  cor  Hepburn  and  Adeline 

Fonte  Joseph  T.  clerk,  res   1111  Sixteenth  ave 

Fonte  Rosa  Miss,  res  L025  E  Twenty-second 

Fontes  A  S,  hoots  and  shoes  371  B,  res  -nine 

Foor  A  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1453  Broadway,  res  same 
a  Charles  B,  clerk,  W  F  &  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  E  Nineteenth 
and  Twentieth  ave 
B<  ssie  M  iss,  i  es  i  054  Kirkham 
I>   \V  :keeper  Log   Cabin    Bakery,   res    Lillard 

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D  W  Miss,  propr  Lillard  Bouse,  504  Thirteenth,  tea 

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be  Kat(   A  M  rs,  res  Lillard  I  [ouse 

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»te  William  W,  atty-at-law,  res   L154  Brush 
tman    Henry   E,  Clerk    U  s  Customs,  S  F,  res  518  E 
Twelfth 

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Foi  desman   Bruning   Bros,  res   Henry  bet  Sev- 

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Forb<     Johi    I         itionery  and  fancy  goods,  L102  Market 
Fori  i     John  T,  can  Twelfth,  ime 

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Forbes  P  F,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Forbes  Robert,  gardener  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Forcade    L    Miss,    mgr    F    Thomas    Dyeing   and   Cleaning 

Works  1008  Broadway,  res  S  F 
Force  Edward  E,  res  Forty-seventh  nr  Salem 
Force  Sidney  B,  bookkeeper  Home   Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

Co,  Alameda  County  Branch,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Ford  Annie  M  Miss,   housekeeper  Hotel  Merritt,   res   same 
Ford  Alvin,  capitalist,  res  225  Twenty-third  ave 
Ford   Archibald,  gas   regulator,  S  F,  res   Sutter  cor  Park, 

Golden  Gate 
Ford  Carrie  M   Miss,  candy  and  ice  cream,  res  Sherman, 

opp  Julia,  Fruit  Vale 
Ford  Charles  C  (D  R  Ford  &  Co)  res  1012  Jefferson 
Ford  Chas  D,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  res  923  Fifth  ave 
Ford  Cornelius  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  972  Center 
Ford  Daniel  R  (D  R  Ford  &  Co)  res  1012  Jefferson 
Ford  D  R  &  Co  (D  R  and  C  C  Ford)  groceries,  fruit  and 

produce,  1233  Broadway 
Ford  Ella  J  Miss,  res  923  Fifth  ave 
Ford  Fayette  A,  carpenter,  res  1156  Webster 
Ford  George,  dairy'  913  Twenty-eighth,  res  same 
Ford  Geo  Jr,  res  913  Twenty-eighth 
Ford  George  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Ford  James,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Ford  Jaines,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  913   Pine 
Ford  Jeremiah  T,  machinist  California  Foundry,  S  F,  res 

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Ford  John,  helper  Gross  &  Reichert,  res  913  Twenty-eighth 
Ford  Joseph  E,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  1006 

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Ford  Julia  G  Miss,  res  Beulah  Park 
Ford  Kate  M  Mrs,  res  765  Grove 
Ford  Lillie  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Ford  Lillie  B  Miss,  res'  Sherman  opp  Julia 
Ford  Louise  Miss,  milliner,  res  913  Twenty-eighth 
Ford  Martin,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  1059  Thirteenth  ave 
Ford  May  Miss,  res  913  Twenty-eighth 
Ford  M  W,  broommaker    Industrial   Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Ford  Nettie,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  533  Sixteenth 
Ford  Sarah  Miss,  res  765  Grove 

Ford  S  M  Mrs,  variety  ctore,  277  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Ford  Thomas,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  740  Chester 
Ford  Thomas  J,  railway  postal  clerk,  res  1374  Eleventh 


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Ford  Wm  H,  property  clerk  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,res  1020 

Seventh  ave 
Fording  Howard  W,  civil  engineer,  res  1112  Wood 
Fording  Ida  M,  res  1112  Wood 
Fording  Isaac  M,  master  mechanic,  res  1112  Wood 
Fording  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  1112  Wood 
Fore  Charles'  W  (Spruance,    Stanley  &  Co,)  S  F,    res  1414 

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Foreman  Howard,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1462  Ninth 
Foreman  W  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,res  177:5  Eighth 
Forestell  Mary,  domestic,  617  E  Eighteenth 
Forester  Arthur  G,  carpenter  Pioneer  Planing  Mills,  SW  cor 

Eighth  and  Alice 
Forester  Edwin  H,  merchant,  S  F,  res  14G2  Eighth 
Forgie  Hugh,  cutter,  SF,res  1255  West 
Forgie  John,  tailor,  res  567  Fourteenth 
Forgie   Rohert,  salesman  Goldberg.    Bowen  &   Co,  S  F,  res 

1395  Broadway 
Forkne  John  M,  expressman,  res 2045  Filbert 
Forman  J  H,  blacksmith,  res  1121  Third 
Forman  Margaret  B  Miss,  res  1379  Harrison 
Formey     Pobert    L,  carpenter,  res    cor  Forty-seventh   and 

Salem 
Forrest  Annie  Miss,  res  263  E  Eighteenth 
Forrest  C  T,  pres  Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

L841  Webster 
Forresl  John,  repairei>S  PC1",  res  263  E Eighteenth 
Forresi  Sterling  I*,  cook  \V  C  T  U  Restaurant,  res  617  Fifth 

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Forr<  ]'   win  II.  clerk,  S  F,  res  1  r»-i  Ninth  ^ 

Forrester  Rose  Miss,  res  1454  Ninth  •   >i  m 

Forsberg  J,  employe  Buruham-Standeford  Co  ^  P 

Forsberg  L,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  518  Sixth  c$   fl)  2 

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Forsta  Bvenska  Baptist  Church,  Rev  C  M  Nelson  pastor,  SE   §  h[ 

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Forst<  r  Dorothea  Mrs,  widow,  res  Booth  bet  Broadway  and 

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Forster  John,  marble  cutter  .1  T  Kelly,  res  656  Myrtle 
I      ster  M ichael   actor,  res  L66  1  Atlantic 
Forster  Thomas,  clerk  John  II   Maurer,  res  L403  San  Pablo   >,  h]  ^ 

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Fort  Peter,  farmer,  res  Hudson  nr  College  ave 
,  Fortado  Francisco  Selveira,  res  730  Henry 

Forthman  Q  D,  ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  C  P  House 

Fortin  Agnes  Miss,  res  566  Nineteenth 

Fortin  Damien  E  (Fortin  <fe  Co)  res  521  Twentieth 

Fortin  Mary  Miss,  res  oQQ  Nineteenth 

Fortin  Octave,  clerk  V  L  Fortin,  res  566  Nineteenth 

FORTIN  VICTOR  L,  brick  maker  and  contractor, 
lime  and  cement,  and  manager  Point  San  Pedro  Brick 
Co,  NE  cor  Third  and  Washington,  res  566  Nineteenth 

Fortman  Fred,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  834  Cedar 

Fortman  Richard,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  69  Bay 

Fortmann  D  Miss,    res  Taylor  ave  nr  McPherson,  Alameda 

Fortmann  Henry  Jr,  candy  maker  Bruning  Bros,  res  Tay- 
lor ave,  nr  McPherson,  Alameda 

Fortunato  Pezzolo,  bootblack,  455  Seventh,  res  658   Myrtle 

Fosen  Christian  J,  seaman,  res  2018  Union 

Fosgett  Louise  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  res  1110  Thirty- 
fourth 

Foss ,  contractor,  1156  Broadway 

Foss  Wm,  boot  maker  J  Balzer,  res  Berkeley 

Fossard  A  Mable,  res  1120  Peralta 

Fost  Manuel,  dairyman,  res  s  s  Temescal  bet  Cherry  and 
Liberty 

Foster  A  J,  carpenter,  res  1568  Twenty- first  ave 

Foster  Alfred,  janitor  Oakland  post  otfice,  res  662  Alice 

Foster  Alfred,  gardener,  res  2041  Linden 

Foster  Andrew,  laborer,  res  Overland  House 

Foster  Arthur,  carpenter,  res  251  Eighth 

Foster  Charles,  inspector  customs  S  F,  res  1622  Taylor 

Foster  Charles  F  Mrs,  res  812  Henry 

Foster  Charles  M,  machinist,  S  F  res  1827  William 

Foster  Daniel,  res  1353  Castro 

Foster  Dwight,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  827  Cedar 

Foster  Eliza  E  Miss,  res  1024  Filbert 

Foster  E  J,  res  823  Henry 

Foster  Emma  Mrs,  widow,  res  251  Eighth 

Foster  Emma  E  Mrs,  res  1304  Tenth  ave 

Foster  Fannie  Miss,  res  1504  Seventh 
[  Foster  George  E,  machinist,  S  F,  res  914  Wood 

Foster  H  N  Miss,  res  1353  Castro 

Foster  Isaac  L,  machine  hand  S  P  Co  and  extraman  Engine 

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Foster  John,  marble  polisher,  res  656  Myrtle 
Foster  John,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  821  Henry 
Foster  John  A,  carpenter,  res  1924  Filbert 
Foster  John  T,  res  368  Seventh 
Poster  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  954  New 
Foster  Josephine  Miss,  res  821  Henry 
Foster  Lee  W,  res  772  Tenth 
iter  Lola  Miss,  res  222  Seventh 
tor  L  W  Mrs,  res  772  Tenth 
Foster  Lyda  Miss,  nurse  Fabiola  Hospital,  res  same 
Foster  Maud  Miss,  res  1504  Seventh 
Foster  R  H  Mrs,  res  1504  Seventh 
Foster  Fannie  Miss,  res  1504  Seventh 
Foster  Moses  G,  miner,  res  960  Castro 
Foster  M  S  Mrs,  res  960  Castro 
Foster  N   K,    physician    and    surgeon,    1266    Twenty-third 

ave,  res  same 
Foster  R  H  Mrs,  bakery,  1504  Seventh,  res  same 

Poster  Robert,  driver  M  Chaplin,  res  821Henry 

Foster  Robert, laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Poster  Rowena  Miss,  res  960  Castro 

Poster  Thomas  J,   dyer    California  Cotton   Mills,  res    662 
Alice 

Poster  Win  A  (Frank  J  Baker  &  Co)  res  Grand  Central 

Foster  William  W,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res'  938  Peralta 

Fothergill ,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Poucaull   Victor  M,  real  estate.  S  F,  res  518    Twenty-second 

Foulkea  Margaret  K  Mrs,  res  571  Twelfth 

Foulkea  Thomas  I),  expressman,  res  n  s  Moss  ave  bet    Ruby 
and  Gold 

Fountain  Belle  Miss,  res  533  Seventeenth 

Fountain  Eliza  Miss,  rea  807  Brush 

Fountain  Fanny  Mi  — .i.-m),  Brush 

Fountain    Louisa  Mis-,  music  teacher,  re-  807    Brush 

Fountain  Wm  II,  res  so;  Brush 

Four  Mile  House,  Thomas  Welch    propr,  cor   College   and 
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FOURTEENTH  STREET  RAILWAY  CO, 

Wilson  B  Morse  superintendent,  office  522    Fourteenth 
FowleJohn  A,  printer  Morning  Times }  res  309  Third 
Fowler  Annie  Miss,  domestic  Sol  Greenhood,  res  633    Four- 
teen! h 
Fowler  ( llara  J  Mi  7 16  sixteenth 

Fowler  David  C,  cooper,  rea  L516  Curtis 
Fowler. D  T, principal  Prescotl  School,    rea   568   Caledonia 


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Fowler  Elizabeth  H  Mrs,  res  1259  Campbell  J_  (/} 

Fowler  George  A,  propr    children's    play    ground,    Twenty-  m 

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FOWLER  GEORGE  H,  druggist,  1129  Thirteenth  - 


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Fowler  Geo  H  C,  music  teacher,  res  629  E  Fourteenth 

Fowler  Jefferson,  res  1063  Tenth  ave 

Fowler  John  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  715  Sixteenth 

Fowler  John  T,  capitalist,  res  College  ave   bet    Vernon    ave 
and  Florio 

Fowler  L  F  Mrs,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  568    Caledonia 
ave 

Fowler  Minnie  A  Miss,  res  715  Sixteenth 

Fowler  Nellie  I  Miss,  res  1063  Tenth  ave 

Fowler  Prentiss  U,  salesman  S  F,  res  715  Sixteenth 

Fowler  Weslev  Mrs,  res  715  Sixteenth 

Fowler  W  W/res  702  Tenth 

Fox  A  E  Miss,  bookkeeper  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Alameda 

Fox  Albert  S,  student  College  of  Pharmacy,  res  609    Seven- 
teenth 

Fox  Avlrner,  student,  res  261  Twelfth 

Fox  C  F,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007-1009  Broadway 

Fox  Charles  M,  res  1214  Thirteenth  ave 

Fox  Charles  N,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1057  Market 

Fox  E  H,  employe  Cape  Ann  Bakery,  res  918  Fifth 

Fox  Emma  Miss,  seamstress  Miss  V  A    Anderson,    res    918 
Fifth 

Fox  Fred  K,  student,  res  863  Union 

Fox  Geo  B,  law  student,  res  1535  Webster 

Fox  George  W,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1535  Webster 

Fox  Henry  G,  student,  res  967  Fourth  ave 

Fox  Helen  F  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  863  Union 

Fox  Ida  Miss,  res  1057  Market 

Fox  IdaW,  branch  bakery,  res  1261  San  Pablo  ave 

Fox  James,  barber  J  M  Rose,  res  Third  nr  Grove 

Fox  James  H,  gardener,  res  764  Twenty-second 

Fox  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res    Third    nr 
Grove 

Fox  John  S,  janitor  Cole  School,  res  261  Twelfth 

Fox  Joseph,  roller  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail' Co,  res  627  Third 

Fox  J  E  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  918  Fifth 

Fox  L  E  Mrs,  res  918  Fifth 

Fox  Doring,  plumber,  1261  San  Pablo  ave,  res  171  Third 

Fox  M,  waiter,  res  -462  Fifth 

Fox  Martin,  res  1014  Ninth  ave 

Fox  Mary  Miss,  res  261  Twelfth 


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Fox  Michael  P.  sawyer  California  Door  Co.  res  Emeryville 
£0  ^  Fox  Minnie  Mrs,  3eam&  ea  L37li  Twelfth 

UJ  ^  Fox  Mollie  Miss,  ironer   Contra   Costa    Laundry,   res    1217 
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Uj  ^  Fox  Vigor  E.  student,  res  967  Fourth  ave 
^  <   Fox  W  B,  r<  -  967  Fourth  ave 
|—  O  Fox  Wm  F.  1.  per  correspondent,  res  v* '>'■'•  Union 

Foy .  lumber  piler,  res  621i  Broadway 

fireman  S  P  Co,  res  B69  Myrtle    ' 
Helen,  d  aker  Mrs  E  W  Johnson 

Foy  .,  laborer.  >32i  Broadway 

zard  G  .  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

CQ        Fradeis  •  .  shoemaker,  res  E  Sixteenth 

D        Fragaa  Thomas,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  709  Chester 
Q-  Rose  Mrs,  housekeeper  Wm  A*'  e  822  Linden 

Fraetus  Mary  Mi-s.  laundi    3S     ontra  Costa  Laundry  4 

^     France  Herman,  laborer  160    Fifth  . 

France  II  W,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F.  rea  1039  Linden 
H    Trance  L  X.  res  L039   Linden 
France  Martha  E  M  Linden 

France  Robert  L.  clerk  S  P  C   ,S  F,  rea  L039  Linden 

Francia ,  emplo  Iron    and   Nail  Work  i 

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^^j    Francia  Ann  3,  -pinner  Jute  Mil  917  E  Fifteenth    ** 

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Fran<  sec  California   Paint    <     ,  S  F,  res   L227 

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^*     Francis  Henry  L,  clerk,  S 1  Ml   Peralta  ^ 

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kJj    Francis  Louisa  Miss,  employe  Jute  Mills,  res  91*  E  ath   2 

3G  man  Jute  Mills,  r.-  •-•IT  E    LitUvnth        £ 

LJ    Fran<  iborer,  res  L073  E  Nineteenth  — 

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^*    Francis  Paul,  helper  Oakland  Gas    Lighl    and  IL  9  fd 

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Franck  Charles,   bottler  John    Wieland's  Lager   Beer,  82 

Magnolia,  res  same 
Franck  Max,  piano  tuner,  res  1789  Grove 
Frank  Asher,  res  633  Fourteenth 
Frank  Charles  J,  real  estate,  res  1378  Seventh 
Frank  Jos,  laborer,  res  658  Franklin 
Frank  Max,  waiter  Kelsey  House,  res  same 
Frank  Melita  Miss,  cashier   Sol  Greenhoocl,  res  633  Four- 
teenth 
Frank  Stephen,  fruit,  1120  Center,  res  same 
Frank  Theodore,  carriage  trimmer,   373   Tenth,  res  Sunny- 
side 
Frank  Theodore,  manager  J  Bossard-Frank,  res   w  s  Tele- 
graph ave  nr  Morgan 
Franke  A  L  Miss,  tailoress  A  Stein,  res  320  Eighth 
Franke  Clemens,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1826  William 
Franke  George,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Franke  George  Jr,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Franke  Rudolph  (R  Franke  &  Co)  res  589  Twenty-fourth 
Franke  R  &  Co  (R  Franke  and  August  Trimborn)  Oakland 

Pickle  Factory  and  Vinegar  Works,  1622  Grove 
Franke  Theresa  Miss,  res  1824  William 
Franklin  Albert,  porter  steamer  Colima,  res  716  Filbert 
Franklin  Alice  R  Miss,    teacher    Prescott    School,    res    626 

Fourteenth 
Franklin  School,  Joseph   F  Chandler    principal,  Tenth  ave 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Franklin  Wra  T,  carpenter  S  H  Wilson,  res  S  F 
Franks  Benjamin,  printer,  res  701  Magnolia 
Franks  Chas  L,  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  701  Mag- 
nolia 
Franks  James,    engineer    Judson     Manufacturing    Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Franks  John  C,  U  S  Marshal,  S  F,  res  1125  Adeline 
Franson  John  O,   coachman     G    T    Hawley,    res    Prospect 

Heights 
Frantz  Jay  M  (Frantz  &  Lowe)  res  1670  Valdez 
Frantz  &  Lowe  (Jay  M  Frantz  and  Chas  C  Lowe)  real  estate, 

470  Eighth 
Frantzen  Fannie  Miss,  res  966  Kirkham 
Franz  Frank,    clerk   Frank    Bicler,  809  E    Fourteenth,    re< 

same 
Franz  Herman,  bartender    Kaspar   Wemmer,    res   Fifth  nr 

AVashington 
Fraoletti  A,  bootblack  stand,  cor    Seventh   and   Market,  res 
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Fraser  Alexander,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1000  Chester 

Fraser  Alexander  G,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  813  Magnolia 

Fraser  D  (t  Mrs,  widow,  res  1422  Linden 

Fraser  Howard,  engineer,  res  1114   Wood 

Fraser  Julia  Miss,  res  916  Myrtle 

Fraser  Leah  A,  student   University  of   California,  res  305 

Third 
Fraser  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1102  Wood 
Fraser  Samuel  W,  contractor,  res  305  Third 
Praser  Thomas  Rev,  professor  Theological    Seminary.  S  F, 

res  (.tlt'»  Myrtle 
Fraser  Walter  II,  student    University  of   California,  res  305 

Third 
Fraternity  Hall,  XE  cor  Seventh  and  Peralta 
Prates  Antone,  laborer,  res  952  E  Twentieth 
Prates  Catherine  Mrs,  res  953  Webster 
Prates  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  953  Webster 
Prates  Frank,  farmer,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Prates  Freeman,  ashman  S  P  Co,  res  263  Second 
Prates  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  953  Webster 
Prates  Joseph,  butcher  La  Coste   &    Co.  res  Golden  Gate 
Prates  Joseph,  laborer,  res  667  E  Twelfth 
Prates  Joseph,  driver  Oamilloni  A:  Lagoria,  res  928  Webster 
Prates  Joseph  A.  miner,  res  224  Hollis 
Prates  Joseph  Y  A.  carpenter,  res  224  Hollis 
Prates  Mary  Mrs,  res  1">11  Third 
Pratis  Frank,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Pratus  Prank,  butcher  John  Stewart,  res  Lorin 
FSAUNEDEB  E,  machinist  and  general  iron  work- 
er, 409  Tenth,  res  405  Tenth 
Prawley  Edward,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles&Co,  res  B  F 
Frazer  Eugene,  student  J  B  Richardson,  re-  1102  Wood 
Prazer  Hugh,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker  1008  Franklin, 

res  963  ( 'astro 
Frazier  Ali<-<-  Mrs,  rea  1  ♦'<"'•_  Eighth 
Prazier  Thomas  J,  teamster  Grayson,  Owen  A  Co,  res  Dal- 

toD  a-.      :    >ck  Yards 
Prear  Walter  Rev,  res  Tenth  ave  nr  Nineteenth 
FREDERICK   &  ARTH   (Jacob    Frederick   and 

G  V  Anli)  proprietors  Oakland  Carriage  Factory, 

r  \Vi  !  ister  and  Tenth 
FREDERICK  JACOB  (Frederick  &  Axth)  res  569 

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Frederick  Leonard,  carpenter,  rea  670  E  Sixteenth 
Frederick  14  C  Mrs,  ret  670  E  Sixteenth 


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F  W  Stromberg  agent,  372  Eleventh 
Frederickson  A,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Frederickson  Peter  C,  teamster,  res  Old  County  Road  opp 

Adeline 
Fredinan  A,  cutter,  res  The  Olive 
Fredlund  Alfred,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1662  William 
Free  Market  s  s  Clay  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Free  Thomas  H,  gardener  H  P  Livermore,  res  R  -ckridge 
Free  Will  Baptist  Church,  cor  Twenty-first  and  Brush 
Freedrick  Alvina  Mrs,  res  Four  Mile  House,  E  Fourteenth 

nr  High 
Freeland  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1812  Seventh 
Freels  Richard  G,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1617  Fifteenth 
Freeman  Allen  G  (Ormsby  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1137  Linden 
Freeman  C  D,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  1419  Third 
Freeman  Charles  W,  printer,  S  F,  res  1724  Lincoln 
Freeman  Daniel  S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1001  Center 
Freeman  E  M  Capt,  pilot,  res  1019  Linden 
Freeman  Emma  Mrs,  les  464  Twenty-fourth 
Freeman  Frank,  traveling  salesman  G  H  Tay  &  Co,  S  F, 

res  1562  Telegraph  ave 
Freeman  Frank,  salesman,  S  F,  res  464  Twenty-second 
Freeman  Geo  W,  asst  division  roadmaster  S  P  Co,  res  1016 

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Freeman  James  E,  civil  engineer,  res  564  Eleventh 
Freeman  Lizzie  E  Miss,  res  1019  Linden 
Freeman  Mary  Mrs,  res  1457  Broadway 
Freeman  Mattie  B  Miss,  res  564  Eleventh 
Freeman  Sarah  P  Mrs,  boarding  house,  res  564  Eleventh 
Freeman  William,  saloon,  res  1621  Thirteenth  ave 
Freeman  William,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  914 

Twenty-sixth  ave 
Freequery    Eugene,     laundry  man     French    Laundry,    res 

Louisa,  Watts  Tract 
Freidman  Samuel,  tailor  Littovy  &  Sons,  res  864  Clay 
Freils  Dedrich  G,  wharfman  S  P  Co,  res  1617  Fifteenth 
Freitas  Anton,  res  159  Hollis 
Freitas  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  889  Bay 
Freitas  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  865  Cedar 
Freitas  John  S,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  960  E  Twentieth 
Freitas  Joseph,  laborer,  res  236  Harlan 
Freitas  Joseph,  laborer,  res  236  Harlan 
Freitas  Mellier,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1866  William 
French  Agnes  Miss,  res  1717  San  Pablo  ave 


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French  Alice  Miss,  res  1809  San  Pablo  ave 

French  Annie  T  Miss,  mnsie  teacher,  res  1405  Brush 

French  Asa  T,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  254  Fifth 

Prench  Charles  W,  clerk  John  Fearn,   res  975  Washington 

FRENCH  EABLE  B,    hay,  grain   and  feed,  wood 
and  coal,  171")  and  1717  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

French  Florence  -I.  res  1244  Adeline  &p 

French  George  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,    res  1055  Twelfth  ave 

French  11  A  Mrs,  res  863  Union 

French  Robert  H,  salesman  Peter  Dresco,  res  31S  Ninth 

French  Jane  Mrs,  res  723  Linden  C/O 

French  John  Arthur,  clerk  1475  Tenth  ave 

French  John  D,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1475  Tenth 
ave 

French  John  L,  dry  goods,    groceries    and    genl  mdse    cor 
San  Pablo  and    Ivlinkner  aves,   Golden  Gate,  res  same 

French  Lulu,  dressmaker  Mrs  E  W  Johnson,    res  723  Lin- 
den 

French  Mamie,  dressmaker  Mrs  E  W  Johnson,  res  723  Lin- 
den 

French  Mattie  L  Miss,  res  1717  San  Pablo  ave 

French  R  E, foreman  S  P  Co,  res  358  E  Seventeenth 

rich  Sulla  E   Miss,    assl  Burnette   Dental  Co,   res   1004 
Broadway 
i  Wm  F,  clerk,  res  867  Peralta 

Frerea  Frank,  laborers  P  Co.  res  1869  Gosa 

Frese  John  L  res  1  ^7<>  Seventh 

Fretas  Joseph,  laborer  res  cor  Third  and  Cypress 

Freuler  John,  bookkeeper,  S   F,  res  XF    cor    McCall    and 
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Freuler  Miss,  seamstress,  rea  970  Cypress 

Frey  Ada  Miss,  rea  1315  Eighth 

Frey  Charles  L,  student,  res  1  115  Tenth 

Frey  Fin  ma  M  s  1  315  Eighth 

.  <  rustavus  J,  roofer,  rea   11 L5  Tenth 

v  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler  1768  Seventh,  rea  1315 

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Frey  Julius,  draughtsman,  S  F,  rea  ">»»7  Eighteenth 

Frey  R  M  rs,  res  L509  Broadway 

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Frialo  L,  Laborer  Alameda  Macadamizic  3    quarry,   rea 

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I ' rick  A  [Jeweler,  res  Willamette  EIouc 

Frick  Abraham L,  attyy-at-law  room  29,957  Broadway,  and   p 
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Frick  George  W,  principal  Tompkins'  School,  res  923  Wood 

Frick  E  Fred,  res  668  Thirty-fourth 

Friedberg  Elias,  type  setter,  res  s  s  Thirty-fourth,  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 

Friedman  Alfred,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res  533  Eighteenth 

Friedman  D,  junk,  res  360  Fourth 

Friedman  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  919  Broadway,  res  226 
Twelfth 

Friend  Deidema  Mrs,  res  846  Seventeenth 

Friend  Roger,  res  Blake  House 

Friend  W  H,  cashier  Sun  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res  Blake 
House 

Friend  William  N,  student,  res  Blake  House 

Friendeley  J,  baker,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Friersbn  William  J,  farmer  Yolo  County,  res  1530  Broadway 

Friert  Henry,  laborer,  res  212  Haven 

Frink  Ledyard,  res  1220  Grove 

Frique  Edward,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1053  Ninth  ave 

Frique  Emile,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1053  Ninth  ave 

Frisbie  C  E,  foreman  type  foundry  Pacific  Press,  res  725 
Eleventh 

Frisbie  W  E,  stereotyper  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co,  res 
715  Twelfth 

Frisby  David,  laborer,  res  1654  Telegraph  ave 

Frise  R  G,  draughtsman  H  W,  Weilbye 

Frisk  Brewer,  moulder,  S  F,  res  Jackson  bet  Seventh 


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Fritsche  Joseph,  bootmaker,  373  Seventh,  res  same 
Fritz  G  J,  laborer,  res  864  E  Twenty-first 
Fritzo  Matthias,  laborer,  res  113  Hannah 
Fritzschen  Herman  B,  saloon,  S  F,  res  1307  Peralta 
Frivelette  Bernard,  shoe  black,  res  1642  Union 
Frobel  Kindergarten,  Mrs  L  A  Balch   principal,   1316  Ade- 
line 
Frodahl  Annie,  domestic,  res  527  E  Eleventh 
Fromme  August,  stevedore,  res  1870  Goss 
Eronk  E,  res  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 
Fronk  George,  stableman,  res  262  Thirteenth 
Frontier  Peter,  lapidary,  S  F,  res  763  Webster 
Frost  Andrew,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Frost  Arthur  A,  student,  res  1523  Eighth  ave 
Frost  Belle  Miss,  res  932  Union 
Frost  Chas  L,  millwright,  res  1523  Eighth  ave 
Frost  Francis  W,  adjuster  Board  of  Trade,  res  528  Ninth 
Frost  James  W,  res  932  Union 
Frost  Kate  Miss,  res  932  Union 


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Qj  Frost  Mark  B,  agt  Home  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co, 
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Frost  P  C  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Frost  Peter,  rancher,  res  Prescott 
Frest  Win  E,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  872  Henry 
Frost  Wm  H,  fuel  agt  S  P  Co,  res  1519  Eighth  ave 
Frost  Wm  I,  employe  Golden  Rule  Mill,   res    509   E    Four- 
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f—  O  Frostham  William,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Park  Exchange  Hotel 
Frostholm  Phennie  Mrs,  widow,  res  168  Fifth 
Fruit  and  Flower  Mission,    Miss    Era   Lukins 

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Fruit  Wile  Hospital,  Dr    P   W   Poulson    propr, 

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Fruit  Vale  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  E  S  Chapman, 

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Fruit  Vale  Public  School,  Miss  Annie  L  Dolman  principal 

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H    Fruit  Vale  Rose  Co,  cor  Old  County  [load  and  Julia 
Frukana  George,  gardener,  res  802  Alice 
Frumbull  William,  harness  maker,  res  250i  Hollis 
Frutard  Manuel,  mill  hand  California  Door  ( 
ffa     Fry  Fred  W  (Dod^r  ,v  Fry)  re>  171-1   Linden 
Lj    Fry  Benry   P,  wheelwright  C  C  Buffett,  rea  1711  Linden 

Fry  Willi-  B,  mgr  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  S  F,   rea    513 
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Fucha  Philip,  coal  and  wood,  LI 71  Center,  rea  L169  Center 

HFuendaling  Juliua  C,  bal       N   w  York   Bakery  Weber 

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Fugel  James,  drr  i  rlen  ave  nr  Linda 

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Fuller  Arthur  L,  clerk  J  C  Fuller,  res  875  Washington 

Fuller  Benjamin  B,  res  1833  Linden 

Fuller  Carrie  L  Miss,  res  416  E  Fifteenth 

Fuller  Charles  H,  res  762  Alice 

Fuller  Flora  Mrs,  res  1060  Third  ave 

FULLER  HINDS,  city  agent  Fireman's  Fund  In- 
surance Co,  res  577  Thirty-fifth 

Fuller  John  S,  painter,  res  1319  Kirkham 

FULLER  JULIUS  C,  general  agent  Daggett's 
Patent  Koaster  and  Baker,  474  Eighth,  res  875  Wash- 
ington 

Fuller  M  A  Mrs,  res  1353  Castro 

Fuller  N  E  Miss,  res  1353  Castro 

Fuller  N  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  718  Seventh 

Fuller  P  J  Mrs,  res  1353  Webster 

Fuller  WTilliam,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  669 
Adeline 

Fullmer  Leander  D,  salesman,  S  F,  res  909  Peralta 

Fulton  Agnes,  domestic,  res  1012  Fourteenth 

Fulton  Carey  M,  division  shop  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1468  Grove 

Fulton  Edith  Miss,  res  1468  Grove 

Fulton  Edwin  G,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Twelfth 

Fulton  Frances  C  Miss,  res  943  Campbell 

Fulton  Herbert  D,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Twelfth 

Fulton  Joseph,  miner,  res  943  Campbell 

Fulton  Nettie  B  Miss  (Whitaker  &  Fuller)  res  1210  San 
Pablo  ave 

Fulton  Samuel  S,  laborer  S  P  Co,  Oakland  Pier,  res  1162 
Seventh 

Fulton  Thomas,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Twelfth 

Fulton  Thomas,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1685  Chase    , 

Fulton  Wallace  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  943  Campbell 

Funcheon  Benjamin,  carpenter,  res  508-j-  Fifteenth 

Funder  Peter,  mate  steamer  Piedmont,  res  1411  Adeline 

Funge  Jane,  domestic,  res  1511  Market 

Furbish  Arthur  J  E,  commercial  traveler,  res  1424  Webster 

Furbish  Lucy  A  Miss,  res  1424  Webster 

Furbish  Ruth  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  1424  Webster 

Furcate  John,  butcher,  res  Doyle  ave  nr  San  Pablo  ave, 
Golden  Gate 

Furguson  C  H,  operator  block  system  S  P  Co,  res  872 
Henry 

Furlong  Edward,  messenger  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph 
Co,  res  617  Magnolia 

Furlong  John,  laborer,  res  617  Magnolia 

Furlong  Win  J,  dairyman  J  R  Mott,  res  Vernon  Heights 


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Furniss  Charles  B,  bartender,  res  Newland  House 

Furon  Arnaud,  baker  M  Longe,  res  617  Broadway  *M 

Furry    George  H,   clerk   Hall   of  Records,    res    1416-J-  San    2 

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Furson ,  tailor,  res  527  Seventh  "3 

Furst  Herman,  clothing,  men's  furnishing  goods,  901  Broad- 1  3§! 

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Furtado  John  A,  laborer,  res  239  Haven  ^J 

Fus  Elizabeth,  domestic,  res  S72  Twentieth  Jjj; 
Futa  Joseph,  laborer,  res  229  Second 
Fyfe  James  S,  paper  hanger,  res  Brunswick  Hotel 

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Gabb  Fred  H,  painter,  res  1224  Twenty -third  ave 
Gable  Maggie  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Gabler  John,  gardener,  res  Union  Hotel 
Gabriel  J,  laborer,  res  1077  E  Nineteenth 
I  Gabriel  Manuel,  res  751  Willow 

|  Gaffany  Martin,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Shell  Mound   Station 
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GafFney  Maria  Miss,  res  583  Twenty-second 
Gagan  Philip,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Go's  quarry. 

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Gage  A  Mrs,  propr  The  Graystone,  418  Twelfth 
Gage  David,  capitalist,  res  460  Merrimac 
Gage  Edward  C,  student,  res  460  Merrimac 
Gage  Harold  J,  foreman   frame   dept  W   F  &  Co,   res  The 
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Henry  D,  student,  res  460  Merrimac 
Gage  Jefferson,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Eighth 
Han'*  Stephen  T,  assl  prea  S  P  Co,  res  1300  Harrison 

William,  gardener,  L568  Webster,  res 458  Twenty-first 
Ha-'  r  E  M  Mr-,  n-  1211  Alice 
I  tagne  Alice  I>  Mr-,  rea  967  Clay 
igne  Edward,  photographer,  s<>7  Broadway,  rea  067  Clay 
Qon   Joseph    II,  joiner   California    Door    Co,    res 
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GagnoD  Madard,  teamster,  n  Grove 

Gahagan  Vincent,  blacksmith  Stock  Yards,  res  Bame 

illard  Chas,  pea  307  E  Twentieth 
Gaines  Chauncey,  teller  [Jnioo  Savin--  Bank,  res  Berkeley 
Gaines  James,  laborer  B  P  Co,  res  T'J  i  ('Hester 
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Gaines  Katie  Miss,  res  724  Chester 

Gaines  Katie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Gaines  Margaret  Mrs,  res  724£  Chester 

Gaines  Mictiael,  laborer,  res  724-J-  Chester 

Gaines  William,  laborer,  res  724-J  Chester 

Gainsforth  Annie  Mrs,  domestic,  1110  Twelfth 

Gaither  Thomas,  yardman  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1304  Eighth 

Galagher  A,  M  D,  res  The  Olive 

Galavan  James,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1512  Seventh,  and 

foreman  Engine  No  3,  0  F  D,  res  1378  Eighth 
Galbraith  Alma  I  Miss,  teacher  High  School,  res  1218  San 

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Gale  Coll,  student,  res  1373  Tenth  ave 
Gale  Geo  L,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1373  Tenth  ave 
Galer  E  P,  tinsmith  S  P  Co,  res  811  Pine 
Galindo  Annie  Miss,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  bet   Shattuck  ave 

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Galindo  Augustine,  teamster,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  bet   Shat- 
tuck ave  and  Grove 
Galindo  F,  capitalist,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Morgan 
Galindo  Felix,  bookkeeper,  S    F,  res    n    s    Forty-sixth    bet 

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GALINDO  HOTEL,  B  Wright  proprietor,  s  s  Eighth 

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Galindo  Joseph,  teamster,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  bet   Shattuck 

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Galindo  Mary  Miss,  res   n   s  Forty-sixth  bet  Shattuck   ave 
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Gall ,  clerk  Fibush  Bros,  res  319  Sixth 

Gallagher  Bernard,  employe   Contra  Costa  Water  Co,   res 

427  Hawthorne  ave 
Gallagher  Chas  E,  propr  Gallagher  Transfer  Co,  cor  Broad- 
way and  Eighth,  res  New  Broadway  and   361   Twenty- 
second 
Gallagher  Daniel  (Crist  &  Gallagher)  res  1431  Filbert 
Gallagher  Edward,  nail  worker,  res  1953  Magnolia 
Gallagher  Eunice  Miss,  teacher  Peralta  District  School,  res 

Humboldt  ave  nr  Alcatraz 
Gallagher  James,  stone  mason,  res  1953  Magnolia 
Gallagher  James,  electrician,  res  La  Clede  House 
Gallagher  James,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  1328  Myrtle 
Gallagher  John,  capitalist,  res  768  Seventh 
Gallagher  John,  res  1328  Myrtle 
Gallagher  John,  clerk  Neil  Gallagher,  res  1716  Telegraph 

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Gallagher  Mary  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  Forty-third  and  Grove 

Gallagher  Michael,  laborer,  res  7~s  Third 

Gallagher  Michael  Jr,  laborer,  res  742  Linden 

Gallagher  Michael,  groceries,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Linden,  res 

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Gallagher    Neil,    groceries,    wines    and  liquors.   1722    Tele- 
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Gallagher  Patrick,  res  742  Linden 
Gallagher  Pete,  plumber  and   gasfitter  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res 

1330  Fontainblen  ave 
Gallagher  Stephen,  expressnan,  res  1515  Brush 
Gallagher  Thomas,  nail  worker,  res  1953  Magnolia 
Gallagher  Thomas,  employe   Pacific  Iron  and    Nail  Co,  res 

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Gallagher  Thomas   J,  clerk   JAS    A   JOYCE,  res    427 

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Gallagher  Timothy,  res  1722  Telegraph 
Gallagher   Transfer   Co,  San   Francisco,  Oakland  and  Ala- 
meda, Charles  E   Gallagher  propr,  cor   Broadway  and 
Eighth 
Gallagher  William,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  I 

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Gallant  Catherine  F  Miss,  res  124  Louisa 
Gallant  David  I,  printer  Oakland  Enquirer^  res  124  Louisa 

ill  ant  Ignatius  1).  res  124  Louisa 
Gallant  Martha  A.  3earnstr<  ss,  r<  -  12  1  Louisa 
Gallant  Mary  .1  Miss,  dressmaker, res  12  1  Louisa 
Gallant  Peter,  carpenter,  res  12-1  Louisa 
( rallen  Bessie  M iss,  res  s<|  1  Brush 
illcn  Daniel,  laborer,  res  804  Brush 
illen    I  P,  employe  California    Cotton    Mills  Co.  res 

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illen   James   W,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,- 

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illey  Ros<   Mrs,  dressmaking,  L009  Franklin,  res  same 
Hi  Louis,  fruit  and  819  Broadway,  res  same 

lligan  John,  carpenter,  res  L912  Myrtle 
ligan  Theresa  Miss,  rea  1912  Myrtle 
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<  fallinann  .1  F,  carriage  painter  Sohsl  A  Bro,  res  758  Fifth 

Hivan  Mary  Mi  \  1014  Third 

Gall  line  man  O  E  L  &  M   Co,  res  658  Webster 

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Galvin  James,  carriage  maker  and  blacksmith,  511  and  513 

Fourteenth,  res  1518  Broadway 
Galvin  John  H,  clerk  James  Galvin,  res  1690  Broadway 
Gamble  Frank,  real  estate  and  insurance  agt,  469  Ninth 
Gamble  Frank  B,  bookkeeper  James  Gamble,  res  Piedmont 
Gamble  Henry,  pattern  maker,  res  1070  E  Nineteenth 
GAMBLE    JAMES,    real    estate,    insurance     and 

notary  public,  469  Ninth,  res  Piedmont 
Gamble  John,  laborer,  res  1070  E  Nineteenth 
Gamble  Leland  S,  land  agt,  469  Ninth,  res  S  F 
Gamble  Lottie  Miss,  res  1070  E  Nineteenth 
Gamp  Camille,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1419  Fifteenth 
Ganley  Edward,  laborer,  res  705  Fifth  (rear) 
Gannaw  Daniel,  laborer,  res  Florio 

Gannon  James,  laborer,  res    cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty- 
sixth 
Gannon  Martin,  res  665  E  Twelfth 

Gannon  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1464  Telegraph  ave 
Gannon  Rose  Mrs,  res  1464  Telegraph  ave 
Gans  Alfonse,  laundryman  Contra  Costra  Laundry 
Gans  Alphonse  J,  res  1635  Magnolia 
Gans  B  D,  laundrvman  Contra  Costra  Laundry 
Gans  R6bert,  res  779  Twelfth 

Gansberg  Henry,  shoemaker  F   Senram  &  Co,  res  912  Har- 
rison 
Gansberg  Henry  Jr,  cigar  maker  H  Gloy,    res  912  Harrison 
Garabrant  Charles,  machinist  O  G  L  &  H  Co,  res  663  Alice 
Garabrant  Oliver,  clerk  Geo   Black,  res  Campbell  bet  Sew- 
ard and  Eighth 
Garavatt  William,  plasterer,  res  823  E  Sixteenth 
Garaventa  Louis,  res  1080  E  Seventeenth 
Garbert  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Garbey  Eva  Mrs,  res  s  s  Fortieth  nr  Adeline 
Garbutt  John,  mason,  res  411  Ninth 
Garbutt  Maggie  Mrs,  clerk  Oakland  Dime  Delivery,  res  411 

Ninth 
Garcelon  Catherine  M,  widow,  res  1213  Madison 
Garcelon  Harris,  shipwright,  res  1267  Twenty-sixth 
Garcelon  Horace,  clerk,  S  F,  res  570  Eighteenth 
Garcelon  Nellie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  570  Eighteenth 
Garcia  Mrs,  widow,  res  NE   cor    Merced  and  Shattuck  ave 
Garcia  Adolfo,  teamster,  res  NE  cor  Merced    and   Shattuck 

ave 
Garcia  Alfred,  commission  agt  (cattle)  res  s  s  Twenty-ninth 
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Garcia  Flora  Mrs,  res  4*22  B 

Garcia  &  Bernard  (Frank  Garcia  and  Joseph  Bernard)  bar- 
bers, res  627  E  Twelfth 

Garcia  Frank  (Garcia  &  Bernard)  res  corE  Fourteenth  and 
Fifteenth  ave 

Garcia  Frank,  butcher,  res  s  s  Thirty-ninth  nr  Telegraph 
ave 

Garcia  Frederico,  laborer,  res  s  s  Thirty-ninth  nr  Telegraph 
ave 

Garcia  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  422  B 

Gard  Charles  A,  salesman,  res  1021  Twelfth 

Gard  Dena  Miss,  res  1021  Twelfth 

Gard  Emma  Miss,  student,  res  1021  Twelfth 

Gard  Harmon  N  (H  N  Gard  &  Co)  res  1021  Twelfth 

GARD  H  N  &  CO  (Harmon  N  Gard  and  J  C  Knick- 
rem)  paper  warehouse,  1153  Washington 

Gard  Minnie  Miss,  res  1021  Twelfth 

Gard  Nicholas,  mining,  res  1021  Twelfth 

Gardener  Frank,  employe  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  601 
Webster 

Gardener  George  P,  carpenter,  2  Sanders 

Gardener    Mrs,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Gardiner  Anna  Mrs  L,  res  528  Jones 

Gardiner  Anwyl  O,  painter  J  T  Gardiner,  res  319  Eleventh 

Gardiner  Bella  Mis-,  employe  Bruning  Bros,  res  1012  Pine 

Gardiner  Charles  H,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  830 
E  Fifteenth 

Gardiner  Duane  W,  messenger  American  District  Tele- 
graph ( !o,  rei  1 157  ('enter 

Gardiner  Elizabeth  <>  Mrs,  widow, res  1762  Division 

Gardiner  Prank,  laborer,  res  Si  Louis  House 

Gardiner  George  II.  student,  res  830  E  Fifteenth 

( rardiner  James  T,  painter,  1008  Franklin,  res  319  Eleventh 

Gardiner  James  T  (Torrey,  Whitman  &  Gardiner)  res  524 
Jones 

Gardiner  James  T  Jr,  painter  James  T  Gardiner,  re-  319 
Eleventh 

( tardiner  Jennie,  res  319  Eleventh 

Gardiner  John  8,  clerk  Jones'  Bazaar,  res  319  Eleventh 

Gardiner  Robert  II.  clerk  cashier's  office  Wells,  Fargo  A 
Co,  -  1     ree  830  E  Fifteenth 

Gardiner  B  P  M.  painter  James  T  Gardiner,  res  379 
Eleventh 

Gardiner  Thomas,  Coranado  Beach  Hotel,  San  Diego,  res 
I     Fifteenth 

Gardiner  Violet  Miss,  employe  Bruning  Bros,  res  l(|r_'  Tine 


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Gardiner  Wm,  confectioner  Bruning  Bros,  res   1012  Pine 
Gardiner  Wm  M,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  524  Jones 
Gardner  Cornelia  Mrs,  agt  S  T  Taylor  System  Dresscutting, 

954  Broadway 
Gardiner  Cornelia  Mrs.  agt  Lightning  System    Dress  Cut- 
ting, 954  Broadway 
Gardner  Frank,  longshoreman,  res  601  Webster 
Gardner  Hirdn  S,  engineer  SP  Co,  res  1314  Eighth 
Gardner  J  A,  res  Hotel  Merritt 

Gardner  Jerome  T,  medical  student,  res  463  E  Eleventh 
Gardner  Lottie  Mrs,  widow,  res  718  Twelfth 
Gardner  Louis  M,  foreman,  res  1184  Eighteenth 
Gardner  Mittie  E  Miss,  milliner   R  Jones,   res  577  Thirty- 
fifth 
Gardner  N  C,  res  912  Thirty-fifth 
Gardner  Robert,  land  agt,  res  463  E  Eleventh 
Gardner  Wm,  broker,  S  F,  res  861  E  Sixteenth 
Garey  John  (Garey  &  Galvin)  res  1626  Linden 
Garfield  Isaac,  capitalist,  res  468  Edwards 
Garfield  School,  Mrs  Ellen  Gibbs  principal,  Twenty-third 

ave  bet  E  Sixteenth  and  E  Seventeenth 
Garhart  L  C,  painter  P  N  Kuss 
Garin  Paul  A,    drawing    teacher    Public    Schools,    res  815 

Thirty-fifth 
Garity  John,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Garland  B  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  Bushell  House 
Garlick  Etta  F  Mrs,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1016  Four- 
teenth 
Garlick  Joshua  P,    principal    Cole    School,    res  1016  Four- 
teenth 
Garmanus  David,  clerk  Leopold  Meyer,  res  1418  Eighth 
Garms  Peter,  saloon,  res  1416  Eighteenth 
Garner  George,  tinner  Burtchaell  &  Crowley,  res  720  Harri- 
son 
Garner  Henry  (Garner  &  Son)  res  720  Harrison 
Garner  Henry  W  (Garner  &  Son)  res  720  Harrison 
Garner  &  Son  (Henry  and  Henry  W  Garner)  butchers,  SW 

cor  Ninth  and  Webster 
Garnett  J  Herndon,  pastor  Tenth  Avenue   Baptist  Church, 

ros  1418  Tenth  ave 
Garon  Louis  G,  wines  and  liquors,  553  Broadway 
Garribaidi  Joseph,  capitalist,  res  478  Twenty-first 
Garribaldi  Joseph,  laborer,  res    n    s    Forty-second  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 
Garrison  Fannie  Miss,  bookkeeper  Contra  Costa  Laundry, 
Broadway  office,  res  815  Twentieth 


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Garrison  Wm  A,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1517  Eighth 

Garrity  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1561  Fifth 

Garrity  T,  laborer,  res  Union  Hotel 

Garsiglia  Gust,  clerk,  res  529  Eighth 

Garsiglia  John,  res  Lester  House 

Garter  Fred,  barber,  res  856  Broadway 

Garthwaite  Harry,  lumber,  S  F,  res  Prospect  Heights 

Garthwaite  H  P,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  492  Edwards 

Garthwaite    W   W,  cashier    Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res 

Prospect  Heights 
Gartland  James,  foreman  California  Jute  Mills 
Gartner  Belle  Miss,  student,  res  1911  Filbert 
Gartner  Frederick  W  (McManus  &  Gartner)  fireman   No  5 

Co,  res  1911  Filbert 
Garvan  Cornelius  J,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1220  Kirkham 
Garvan    James,    employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,   1285 

Broadway 
Garvan  James,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  Taylor 
Garvello  Cailo,   marble    polisher    Amador   Marble    Co,    res 

Mountain  View  Cemetery 
Garvello  Mateo,  laborer  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Garvello  Paolo,  laborer  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Garvey  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  821  Chester 
Garvey  George,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  821  Chester 
Garvey  [sabella,  domestic,  1530  Twelfth  ave 
Garvey  James  J,  employe  8  P  Co,  n  -  B21  Chester 
Grrvey  John  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  821  Chester 
Garvey  Patrick,  res  82]  Chester 
Garvey  Thomas  F,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  82]  Chester 
Garvin  B  C   Mrs,  pea  L6]  1  Thirteenth  ave 
Garvin  .lame-,  produce,  8  F,  res  950  Brush 
( i.uvin  James,  res  L616  Taylor 
Garvin  James,  res  Park  ave  cor  Hollis,  Emeryville 
< Marvin  John,  res  829  ( 'astro 

Garvin  Minnie  Miss,  Btudent,  res  L61 1  Thirteenth  ave 
Garvin  P  A.  teacher  Clawson  School,  res  815  Thirty-fifth 
Gaskill  DeWitl  C,  capitalist,  res  L395  Harrison 
Gaskill  Geo]  civil  engineer,  res  573  Fifteenth 

kill  Herbert  D,  clerk  8  8  Jewitt,  8  F,  res  L395  Harrison 
Gaskill  Rollin  C,  ag1  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  rea  573  Fifteenth 
Gaskill    \':ini«  y   W.  sec    Railroad  Commissioners,  rea  813 

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M   Gass  Edward  D,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  561  E  Eleventh  mat 

O  ©   Gass  Laura  A  Mrs,  res  566  E  Twelfth  a 

^  *J   Gass   Louis   A,  employe  East  Oakland   Lumber  Co,  res  566  k^ 

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[3   Gast  Fred,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  West  Berkeley  =g  W 

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§3  %   Gaston  Hilan  B,  accountant,  S  F,  res  1227  Eleventh  ave  J  H 

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Gates  Charles,  fruits,  groceries  &c,  1501  Broadway,  res  same 
Gates  M  Miss,  res  557  Eleventh 
Gates  Nettie  Miss,  res  514  Albion 

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§  ""t,  Gatter  Michael,  shoemaker,  res  714  Tenth 
*3  %   Gattic  Jas,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1727  Atlantic  (up-stairs) 
§  §   Gauge  William,  gardener  A  K  P  Harmon,  res  458  Twenty- 
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Ph        Gaughram  Mary  Mrs,  res  Twenty-second,  bet  Broadway  and 
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Gaul  M  A  Mrs,  res  720  Henry 
Gaunce  Edwin  R,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1066  Wood 


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(J0  jg  Gaunce  Sarah  Mrs,  widow,  res  1014  Wood  C^ 

3  Gavazza  B,  boots  and  shoes,  533  Eighth,  res  same  • 

^m  &■  Gavello  Lena,  domestic,  1310  Eighth  fcH 

>|  Gaver  Augustus,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1426  Eighth  h-a 

Gavica  Henry,  messenger  Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co,   res  Te-  H 

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■U  Q)  Gawley  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1009  Franklin,  res  same  ^md 

HI  «  Gay  David,  carpenter,  res   134  Hannah  f** 

^  (A  Gay  Robert,  butcher,  res  853   Myrtle  ^ 

U  Gry  Walter,  clam  merchant,  water  front  foot  of  Grove  ft© 

UJ  S  Gay  Wm  (Bennett,  Knowlton  &  Co)  res  450  First  ^ 

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Gazolo  Victor,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1815  Short 

Geagan  Philip,  teamster,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 

Gearing  Frederick,  foreman,  American  Sugar  Refinery,  S  F, 

res  1721  Seward 
(u-ary  Annie  B  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1713  Adeline 
Geary  Catherine  Mrs,  widow,  res  1713  Adeline 
(nary  Charles  L,  student,  res  1713  Adeline 
Geary  George,  student,  res  1713  Adeline 
Geary  H  K,  boots  and  shoes,  2961  Telegraph    ave,    res  NW 

cor  Humboldt  and  Merced  ave 
Geary  John,    sewer    contractor    1172    Broadway,    res    1626 

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Geary  Maurice,  driver  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  459  Sixth 
Geary  Maurice  E,  employe  Nail  Works,  res  459  Sixth 
Geary  Mary  Miss,  res  1403  Thirteenth 
Geary  May  Miss,  domestic,  res  cor  Excelsior  and  Lake  Shore 

ave 
Geary  Sarah  Mrs,  res  2429  Telegraph  ave 
Geary  Thomas  W,  employee  S  P  Co,  res  1217  Cypress 
Geary  Thomas  W  Jr,  apprentice    Robert  J  Beebe,  res  1217 

Cypress 
Geary  W  P,  agt  S  P  Co,  Brooklyn  Station,  res  1713  Adeline 
Geaser  John,  tinsmith,  res  2320  Grove 
Gebhardl  Jane  Mrs,  res  600  Seventeenth 
fieddes  Alexander  C,  propr  New    York    Bakery    and    Ice 

Cream  Saloon,  908  Broadway,  res  271  Eighth 
Geddes  Peter,  driver  New  York  Bakery,  res  271  Eighth 
Gedry  C,  helper  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1713 

Adeline 

Elizabeth  Mrs,  vest  maker  M  J  KELLER,  res  362 

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P  Barton  (Barackman  &  Gee)  res  362  Tenth 
ekie  James,  fireman  California  Jute  Mills 
ekie  James,  fireman  8  P  Co,  res  762  Eighteenth 
gax  Henry  F,  carpenter,  res  Eureka  Hotel 
Gehl  Louis,  cigar  maker  A  A  Kraft,  res  L468  Seventh 
ihlich  Bettie  Miss,  derk,  res  L464  Thirteenth 
•  hr  L  II,  collector,  8    F,  res  BE  cor  Fourth  and  Broadway 
I  tahring  E,  cook,  res  51  7  Ninth 

Gehrmatl   Herman,  laborer,  res  1S(>()  Division 

Gelardo  Giovanni,  laundryman  Contra  Oosta  Laundry 

lardo  Louis,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
<  folder  I  tavid,  res  S">1  Broadway 
Gelder   David   V,  cigar   uafr,  L261    Ban   Pablo   ave,  rea  957 

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Gellerson  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  936  Union 

Gelette  Wm  D,  civil  engineer,  res  1*22  E  Twelfth 

Gelwicks  D  W  Mrs,  artist,  504  Thirteenth,  res  1009  Madison 

Gelwieks  Frances  S  Mrs,  artist,  res  1009  Madison 

Gem  Saloon,  Daniel  Ferguson  propr,  836  Broadway 

Gern  Saloon,  Rodgers  Bros  proprs,  625  E  Twelfth 

Gemmell  Minnie  Miss,  res  869  Filbert 

Gemmell  Stuart  F,  plumber  James  Wilson,  res  869  Filbert 

Gemmell  William,  clerk,  res  869  Filbert 

General    German  School   Association,  H    J    Sohst   pres,  M 

Ongerth  prin,  Gus  Folte  sec,  778  Ninth 
Gentry  John  W,  car  inspector  OCR  Co,  res  512  Sixth 
Gentry  M  A  Mrs,  res  1003^  Broadway 
GENTRY    N"    K,    proprietor    and    manufacturer    of 

Ka-Ti-La  Cream,  1003-j-  Broadway,  res  same 
Genung  James  E  (Whalley  &  Genung)  res  529  Sixteensh 
George  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1621  Sixteenth 
George  Antone,  laborer  S  I-  Co,  res  720  Chester 
George  C  L,  clerk  George  W  McKeandl,  res  519  Eighth 
George  Edwin  L,  expressman,  res  533  Twenty-fifth 
George  Frank,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  705  Campbell 
George  Henry,  carpenter,  res  356  Tenth 
George  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Sev- 
enth, res  1621  Sixteenth 
George  Joseph  M,  painter,  res  1621  Sixteenth 
George  Leonard  (Sherman,  Clay  &  Co,  S  F)  1801  E  Four- 
teenth 
George  Robert  H,  clerk  Oakland   Gas,  Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  912  Filbert 
George  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  410  Tenth 
Gerald  Carlos,  res  1132  Linden 
Gerald  Marshall  N,  res  1067  Sixteenth 
Gerald    Peter,   butcher,   res   Crawford    nr   San    Pablo   ave, 

Golden  Gate 
Gercken  W  F,  mainer,  res  694  Brush 
Gergens  Louis,  mill  hand,  res  1785  William 
Gerhardy  Otto,  sign  writer  V  P  Mitchell,  res  Bay 
Gerity  John  B,  messenger  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph  Co, 

res  1924  San  Pablo  ave 
Gerity  Sarah  Mrs,  groceries,  1924  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Gerity    Thomas,    apprentice    Fibush    Bros,    res     1924    San 

Pablo  ave 
Gerken  Joe,  hod  carrier,  res  St  John  House 
Gerken  Peter,  driver  Gallagher's  express,  res  cor  Broadway 
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Gerkin  Ernest,  employe   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  694 

Brush 
Germain  A  F  Mrs,  res  1711  William 
Germain  Alfred,  carpenter,  res  704  Webster 
German  American  Insurance    Co,    Strong  &    Co   agts,  470 

Ninth 
German  Evangelical  Church,  H  Brauer  pastor,  1013  Clay 
German    Evangelical    Lutheran    Zion    Church,  Rev    J    H 

Theiss,  pastor,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Thirtieth 
GERMAN  INSURANCE    CO  of  Illinois,  Har- 

raon  &  Sears,  H  Griffin's  Agency,  958  Broadway 
German  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  Frederick   Bonn 

pastor,  528  and  530  Seventeenth 
German  Saloon,  Gust  Williams  propr,  1055  Thirteenth   ave 
Germandson  S  P,  employe  Burn  ham-Stan  deford  Co 
Germania  Council   No   66,  United   Friends   of  the   Pacific, 

Germania  Hall,  834  Webster 
Germania  Hall,  834  Webster 

Germanus  David,  banker  and  broker,  S  F,  res  1418  Eighth 
Gernreich  Paul  F,  clerk  Gernreich  &  Thomburgh,  res  1476 

Eighth 
Gernreich  &  Thomburgh  (William  Gernreich  and   Morgan 

K  Thomburgh)  grocers,  1476  Eighth 
Gernreich    William   (Gernreich  &  Thomburgh)    n 

Eighth 
Gerrish  James  L,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  920  Center 
Gerrish  Nellie  M  Miss,  res  920  Center 
Gerrish  Wm  J,  clerk.  S  F,  res  920  Center 
Gerst  Frank  T,  contractor  and  builder,  res  520  Fifth 

•hell  Bartlett,  fanner,  rea  828  Thirtieth 
Getchell  Elmira  Mr-,  re-  7">1  Market 
Getchell  Prances  A  Mi--,  re-  57  I  Sycamore 
Getchell  Frederick,  real  estate,  469  Ninth,  res  The  Bunswick 
Getchell    Henry  <;.  trimmer  <)   E   L  &   M  Co,  res  Second 
bel  Harrison  and  Webster 
tchell  Lavina  R  Mrs,  rea  574  Sycamore 
Getchell  Kan  some   N",  wood   and  coal,  8E  cor   Fourth   and 

Grove,  rea  7~>"»  <  trove 
Getchell  Sumner,  carpenter,  res  751  Market 

tchell  Wim. .-Id  .!.  derk  C  M  Wrrill.  rea  751  Market 
<  reorge  -l .  salesman  K  asl  's,  rea  S  F 
Gethorn  Q  II.  clerk,  8  F,  rea  L023  Chester 
i reto  Joseph,  n  -  !  063  E  Nineteenth 

bo  Manuel,  laborer,  res  L059  E  Nineteenth 
Gettinga  Lillian  D,  carpenter,  res   w  -   Telegraph    ave 
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Genshlea  George,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Geyer  Philip,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Ghighone  Vincente,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell   Mound  Station 
Ghiozzi  Lorenzo,  gardener  and  wine  cellar,  res  823   Center  j 
Ghirardelii  A  (A  Ghirardelli  &  Co)  res  701  Market 
Ghirardelli  &  Co  (A  Ghirardelli  and  A  Metastazio)  701  Mar- 
ket 
Ghirardelli  G,  grocery,  cor  Myrtle  and  Fifth,  res  same 
Ghirardelli  Domingo   (Ghirardelli   &   Sons,   S  F)  res   1151 

Poplar 
Ghirardelli  Joseph  X,  chocolate  mfr,  S  F,  res  1064  Twenty- 
second 
Ghirardelii  Louis,  chocolate   mfr,  S   F,  res   676  Eighteenth 
Ghiorzo  Edward,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Ghiorzo  Guiseppe,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Giacometti  Baptiste,   employe  Swiss   Italian   Paste   Co,  res 

2566  Telegraph  ave 
Giacometti  Louis,  emplove  Swiss  Italian  Paste  Co,  res   511 

Fifth 
Giamboni  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1714  Seward 
Gibb  Al,  blacksmith   Lebrecht  &  Lawton,  res   co   rD wight 

Way  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Gibb  Archibald,  carpenter,  res  310  Second 
Gibbons  Mark  F,  ship  carpenter,  res  833  Peralta 
Gibbons  Patrick,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1473  Seventh, 

res  same 
Gibbs  Charles,  res  817  Seventeenth 
Gibbs  Ellen  Mrs,  principal  Garfield  School,  res  680  Thirtv- 

forth 
Gibbs  Ina  Miss,  employe  Cotton  Mills,  res  1053  Fifth  ave 
Gibbs  James  Alfred,  millwright,  res  817  Seventeenth 
Gibbs  Josiah  S,  carpenter,  res  1721  Chase 
Gibbs  Samuel  L,    genl    mdse,    2102    Peralta,  res  same 
Gibbs  V  T,  general  agt,  459  Ninth,  res  515  E  Eleventh 
Gibbs  &  Williams  (William    T  Gibbs   and  G  J  Williams) 

horseshoers,  958  Franklin 
Gibbs  Wm  C,  adjuster  of  marine  losses,  S  F,  res  154  Third 
Gibbs  Wm  H,  machinist,  res  2102  Peralta 
GIBBS  WILLIAM  T,  agent  Centennial  Copying 
Book  and  Ink,  459  Ninth,  and  Gibbs    &  Williams,  res 
515  E  Eleventh 
Gibbs  Wm  T  Jr,  blacksmith  John  B   Redding,  and  fireman 

Engine  No  2,  res  967  Franklin 
Giblin  George  Jr,  bartender,   res  High  St  Exchange,  Mel- 
rose 
Giblin  George,  propr  High  St  Exchange,  Melrose 


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Giblin  Margaret  Mrs,  res  Winsor  Hotel 
Gibson  A  L,  employe  Lake  Merritt  Boat  House,  res  same 
Gibson  Andrew,  laborer  Price   &   Gutterson,  res  1726  At- 
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Gibson  Edwin  F,  carpenter,  res  489  Prospect  ave 
Gibson  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1356  Fifteenth 
Gibson  Elmer,  clerk  Scott  &  Sullivan,  res  489  Prospect  ave 
Gibson  E  M  Hon,  judge  superior   court,  dept  2,  res  Hayes 

Canyon 
Gibson  Everett  L,  clerk  Scott    &   Sullivan,  res  489  Prospect 

ave 
Gibson  Howard  D  W,  res  546  Twenty-fourth 
Gibson  John,  machinist,  res  56S  E  Twentieth 
Gibson  Mary  Miss,    laundress    Contra   Costa   Laundry,   res 

1314  Fifteenth 
Gibson  M  M  Dr,  res  Redwood  Road 
Gibson  Robert,  carpenter,  res  1410  West 
(riltson    Wallace    J,    clerk    Dr    Pinkerton,    res   Clarendon 

House 
Gibson  Win,  expressman,  res  1652  Fourteenth 
Gideon  Ed  G,  cook,  res  517  Ninth 
(Jidley  Josephine  Mrs,  res  610  Ninth 
GIER    &     SCHULZE     (Theodore    Gier  and  Max 

Schulze)    dealers   in  groceries  and  provisions,   wines, 

liquors,  &c,  1247   &  1251    Broadway,  tel  359,  NE  cor 

Third  &  Linden,  tel  261,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Adeline, 

tel  372 
I  rier  Theodore  (Gier  &  Schulze)  res  853  Adeline 
Gieriesch  Wolfgang,  carpenter,  res  1179  Sixteenth  ave 
GIESCHEN  H  F,  butcher,  466   Eleventh,  res  1001 

Webster 
Gieschen  House,  Mrs  Mary  Hayes  propr,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Broadway 
Gieschen  I,  E,  bookkeeper  II  F  Gieschen,  res  Piedmont 
Giece  Louis,  saloon,  836  Webster,  res  1751  Seventh 
Giese  L<>ui~.  artist,  res  1751  Seventh 

-<•  Otto,  propr  West  Oakland  Hall,  S\V  cor  Seventh  and 

Wood,  re-  1 75 1  Seventh 
Gilford  Arathusa  Mi  —  ,  res  352  E  Fourteenth 
Gifford  Edward  L,  Balesman  W  W  Montague  &  Co,  SF.res 

531  Kennedy 
Gifford  Ellen  Mrs,  rea  L259  West 
Gifford  <>  E  Mrs,  rea  628  Fourteenth 
Gifford  r  1".  r<     L2  9  Wesi 
Gifford  Rufus,  rei  Butler  ave,  Golden  Gate 


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Gilford  Seymour  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  261  Henry 

Gifford  Wm  B,  artist,  S  F,  res  Chase  off  Pine 

Gifford  Wm  L,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  861  Henry 

Gifford  Wm  M,  wholesale  stock  dealer,  res  628  Fourteenth 

Gil  Hyacinth,  carpenter,  res  1362  Fifteenth 

Gilardi  Louis,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1413 

Twelfth 
Gilardi  Mateo,  res  1413  Twelfth 

Gilardin  Alexander,  teamster,  res  1068  E  Fourteenth 
Gilardin  Alexander  J,  laborer,  res  812  E  Fourteenth 
Gilardin  Eugene,  laborer,  res  1068  E  Fourteenth 
Gilardin  Joseph,  plumber  J  J  Casey,  res  814  E  Fourteenth 
Gilardin  Victor,  butcher,  1121    Thirteenth    ave,  res  1068  E 

Fourteenth 
Gilbert  Anna  S  Miss,  teacher    Mills   College,  res  1453  Lin-    £/} 

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Gilbert  A  C,  real  estate,  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway,  res  813 

Harrison 
GILBERT  A  C  &  CO  (A  C    Gilbert)    real    estate 

420  Eighth 
Gilbert  Charles,    Sterling    Furniture    Co,  S  F,  res  E    Thir- 
tieth 
Gilbert  Ella  M  Miss,  res  1263  Webster 
Gilbert  Hiram,  res  1453  Linden 
Gilbert  John  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1727  Twelfth 
Gilbert  Kate  Miss,  teacher,  1263  Webster 
Gilbert  Miranda  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  1263  Webster 
Gilbert  Nels,  carpenter,  res  865  Henry 
Gilbert  Pierre  A,  music  teacher  and  piano  tuner  Kohler  & 

Chase,  res  Playter  Block  H 

Gilbert  Rosa  Miss,  res  961  Clay 

Gilbertson  John,  agt  S  F  Laundrv,  res  594  Thirty-fourth 
Gilbrook  M  C  Mrs,  res  558  Third" 
Gilchrist  John,  surveyor,  res  504  Fifteenth 
Gilcrest  Frank  M,  special  agt  New  Zealand  Insurance  Co,  S 

F,  res  1123  Linden 
Gilcrest  William  M,  deputy  county  clerk  and  clerk  superior 

court,  res  820  Fifteenth 
Gilham  Frank  M,  res  1122  Eighth 
Gill  Aggie  Miss,  res  258  Fifth 
Gill  Edward,  nursery,  s    s    Twenty-eighthfbet  Myrtle  and 

Linden,  res  same 
GILL  EDWARD  C,    nurseyman    Edward    Gill,  cor 

Twenty-eighth  and  Linden 
Gill  Evan,  stair  builder,  res  866  Campbell 
Gill  Frank,  res  258  Fifth 


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Fifth 
Gill  John,  gardener,  res  613  E  Eleventh 
Gill  John,  track  walker  S  P  Co,  res  717  Linden 
Gill  John,  nurseryman  Edward  Gill,  cor  Twenty-eighth  and 

Linden 
Gill  John  F,  railroad  news  agt,res  717  Linden 
Gill  Joseph  T,  jeweler,  res  717  Linden 
Gillam  Jefferson  D,    traveling    salesman   DeAVitt,   Kittle    & 

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Gillan  F  M,   saddler    and    harness  maker,  S    F,    res    112*2 

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Gillam  Mary  Miss,  res  985  Campbell 
Gillespie  A  S,  blacksmith,  res  73S  Myrtle 
Gillespie  Jacob,  laborer,  res  909  Fifth 
Gillespie  John,  laborer,  res  802  Clay 
Gillespie  Katie  Miss,  res  738  Myrtle 
Gillespie  Mamie,  waitress,  The  Arlington 
Gillespie  Maria,    employe    California    Hosiery  Co,   res    720 

Fourth 
Gillespie  Mary  Mrs,  its  720  Fourth 
Gillespie  Nathan,  dome-tic.  1030  Fifth  ave 
Gillespie  Nellie  Miss,  res  738  Myrtle 
Gillespie  Nellie,  waitress,  The  Arlington 
Gillespie  Robert,    machinist    Oakland    Cable   Co,    res    172" 

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Gillett  Annie  Mrs,  res  SE  Second  and  Oak 
GILLETT  CHARLES  E,  secretary  Oakland   Ma- 

Bonic  Temple  Association,  508Twelfth,  res  same 
Gilley  George,  Bea  captain,  res  957  Pine 
( rillian  Frank,  res  1 014  Webster 
Gillie  John,  coachman,  res  L557  Seventh 
(iilliek  Annie,  domestic,  res  105]  Market 
Gillig  Fred,  tailor  M  J  Ilealy,  res  Winters  Hotel 
Gilligan  Annie  Mrs,  res  L67  Seventh 
Gilligan   Daniel,    laborer   S  P  Co,  round    house, 

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Gilligan  Edward,  collector  Pacific-Street    Wharf, 

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Gillrgan  Edward,  clerk,  S  F,rea  368  Fourth  (rear) 
Gilligan  Jam         irdener,  res  L67  Seventh 
Gilligan  Jai  irdener,  res  353  Fourth  (rear) 

Gilligan  .lain.-,  laborer,  pes  669  E  Twelfth 
Gilligan  James  Jr,  polisher   City    Brass    Works,    res    L67 

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P*  Gilligan  Nellie  Miss,  res  167  Seventh 

*£  Gilligan  Thomas,  tinner  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  167    Seventh 
j  Gillin  Margaret  Mrs,  artist,  res  501  E  Fifteenth 
80  Gillum  Benj  T,  canvasser,  res  1746  Filbert 
&  Gilman  Charles,  warehouse,  S  F,  res  170  Ninth 
I  Gilman  Charles  A,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
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Gilman  John,  millwright,  res  Areata  House 
5J   Gilman  Edward,  capitalist,  res  170  Ninth 

;  Gilman  E  Mrs,  res  170  Ninth 
^  Gilman  Philip,  res  170  Ninth 

Gilman  S  M,  dentist,  Central  Block,  room  4,  res    462    Pros- 
pect 
Gilmartin  Charles  M,  teamster,  res  1399  Thirteenth 
r:     Gilmartin  John,  laborer,  res  1399vThirteenth 
£T     Gilmartin  Thomas  E,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1399  Thirteenth 
y*     Gilmore  Annie  Miss,  compositor  Tribune,  res    863    Twenty- 
second 
^*     Gilmore  Edward,  student,  res  863  Twenty-second 
^J     Gilmore  Ella  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  863  Twenty-second 
\Ji     Gilmore  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  res  863  Twenty-second 
'  Gilmore  Geo  C,  upholsterer,  653  Washington 
Gilmore  John  S  ( J  S  Gilmore  &  Co)  res  863  Twenty-second 
Gilmore  Joseph  W,  agt  Wheeler  &,  Wilson  Sewing  Machine 
J^>  Co,  res  270  Seventh 

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pr]   .  Gilmore  M,  laborer,  res  618  Fifth  (rear) 
mi     Gilmore  Minor  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  865  Center 
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— r—^i  Gilmore  Thomas,  fireman  S  P  Co,    res    Commercial   Union 
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Gilmore  Thomas,  gardener  Mrs  S  G   W    Baldwin,    res  930 

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Gilmore  Thomas,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  328  E  Eighth  i 
Gilmore  Wm  J,  railway  news  agt,  res  863  Twenty-second 
Gilmour  Christiana  Mrs,  res  559  Caledonia  ave 
Gilmour  David,  lumberman,  res  Oakland  House 
Gilmour  Florence  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Gilmour  Geo  W,  foreman  Jones  &  Co,  S  F,  res  59  Valley 
Gilpin  Zachray  T,  city  treas  and   tax  collector,  City  Hall, 
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Gilson  Carrie  G  Mrs,  music  teacher.  -         »r   Jefferson    and 
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f!j  Z  Gilson  G        si      leman  James  Taylor,  res  567  E  Twelfth 
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Glancey  B,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Eleventh  and  Franklin 
Glanser  Henry,  night  watchman,  res  High 
Glanville  Laura  Miss,  res  1271  Eighth 
Glanville  Wm,  shoe  factory,  S  F,  res  1271  Eighth 
GLASCOCK  JOHN  R,  attorney-at-law  and  mayor 
City  of  Oakland,   rooms  52-55,  969  Broadway,  res  829 
Jackson 
Glasheen  Edmund,  blacksmith  OCR  Co,  res  841  Webster 

H  feD  Glavin  Patrick  (Garey  &  Glavin)  res  653  Alice 

'  Glaze  Andrew  J  (Glaze  Bros)  res  1071  Twelfth  ave 
Glaze  Bros  (John  Wand  Andrew  J)  butchers,  617  E  Twelfth 
Glaze  John  W  (Glaze  Bros)  res  cor  617  E  Twelfth 
Gleason  D,  laborer,  S  P  Co,  res  Thirteenth  and  Center 
Gleason  Douglas  E,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res   1459   Thir- 
teenth 
Gleason  Harry  P  Mrs,  nurse,  1664  Broadway 
Gleason  Harry  P,  clerk,  res  1664  Broadway 
Gleason  Mabel  Miss,  res  1459  Thirteenth 
Gleason  Mamie  Miss,  res  1526  Market 
Gleason  Michael  J,  oakum  spinner,  res  1526  Market 
Gleason  Ruggles,  carpenter,  res  1459  Thirteenth 
Gleeson  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1823  Goss 
Gleeson  Mary  Mrs,  res  375  Fifth 
Gleeson  Wm  Rev,   rector  St    Anthony's  Church,    res    1267 

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!  Gleibe  George,  moulder  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  S  F 

PS  |  Gleichman  J,  cigar  maker  H    Clement    &  Co,    res    Galinda 

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f£{  ;  Gleiner  John  F,  carpenter,  res  1629  Atlantic 

^^    Glenn  A  G,  Columbus  Buggy  Co,  res  1305  Julia 

Zd    Glenn  Frank  W,  binder  Pacific  Press,  res  719  Eleventh 

l^g  |  Glenn  James  T,  real  estate  457  Ninth,  res  953  Castro 

f£k  I  Glenn  John  Q,  Columbus  Buggy  Co,  S  F,  res  1311  Julia 

Glenn  William  C,  agt  Columbus  Buggy  Co,   res    Twelfth  nr 

Railroad  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Glenn  William  X,  emyloye  Pacific   Press,  res  719  Eleventh 
Glennan  Essie,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res  1364 
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Glennan  Mary,  employe  Levi  Strauss  &  Co,  S    F,  res    1304 

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Glennan  Wm  J,  treer  Wentworth    Boot    and    Shoe    Co,  res 
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GLENS  FALLS  INSURANCE  CO  OF 

GLENS  FALLS,  NY,  Harmon  &  Bears, H Griffin's 
new   (.»">8  Broadway 
Glevin  Antone,  brewer  Washington  Brewery,  res  820  Union 
Glidden  Alberl  M,  ship  carpenter,  S  F,  res  2144  Chestnut 
(Hidden  Georgie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  2144  Chestnut 
Glines  Byron  A.  res  664  Eighteenth 
Glines  Fred  D,  clerk  Wm  J  Dingee,  res  664  Eighteenth 
Glines  II  A.  druggist  II  A  ('lines  &  Co,  res  979  Cypress 
GLINES  H   A  &  CO,  (H  A  Glines)  druggists,    X\V 
cor  Seventh  and  Center 

ssen  William,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,    res    Ala- 
meda 
Clover  Andrew,  clerk  Ninth  Street  Livery    Stable,   res    B70 

Castro 
Glover  Clara  E  Miss,  res  1250  Franklin 
Glover  Emma  Miss,  res  202  E  Fifteenth 
Glover  Henderson  I,  rancher,  res  Bray  ave,  Fruit  Vale 
Glover  James  F,  student,  res  202   E  Fifteenth 
tnes  R,  surveyor,  res  1250  Franklin 
Glover  James  S,  laborer,  res  202  E  Fifteenth 
rJohn,  shoemaker,  res  202  E  Fifteenth 
Glover  Lena  Miss,  res  202   E  Fifteenth 
Louisa  Miss,  res  202  L  Fifteenth 

Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  844  West 
Glover  Robert,  Ninth  Street    Livery    Stable,   570  Ninth, 

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Glover  Robert  O,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  <4  Co,  res  870  Castro 
Gloy  Henry,  cigar  mfr,  832  Webster,  pea  7.">,.»  Myrtle 
Gluhan  Antone,  third  cook  Posl  Office  Restaurant,  res  17(.m» 

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Glunz  Anna  Miss,  res  932  Magnolia 

Glunz  Christian,  broom  mfr,  8  F,  Magnolia 

(Jinn/'  salesman   Christian   (Jinn/..  S    F,   res    1354 

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Glyn  Richard,  door    maker   California    Door   Co,    res  Mil 

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Godby  Anne  Mrs,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Park  ave  and  Julia 
Goddard  Clark  L,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1326  Chestnut 
Goddard  Emlen  A,  card  writer  and  penman,  871  Broadway 
Goddin  Peter,  teamster  V  L  Fortin,  res  American  House 
Godegast  Henry,  cigar  maker,  res  1640  Telegraph  ave 
Godfrey  C,  longshoreman,  res  600  Castro 
Godfrey  Dennis,  driver  Gallagher  Transfer  Co,  res  cor  New 

Broadway  and  Twenty-second 
Godfrey  George,  res  961  Market 
Godson  J  Mrs,  res  702  Eleventh 
Goerke  Gottfried,  foreman  Oakland   Brewery,  res  1577  San 

Pablo  ave 
Goerner  A  S  Mrs,  res  811  Isabella 
Goerner  Christian,  painter,  Seventh,  res  811  Isabella 
Goetsche  Harry,  engineer,  res  1070  E  Twenty-first 
Goetz  Henry  J  R,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1313  Eleventh  ave 
Goff  Harvey  Y,  drughtsman  Charles  Mau,  res  518  Eighth 
Goff  Henry  F,  engineer  tug  Lottie,  res  278  E  Tenth 
Goff  J  J,  carpet  laver,  S  F,  res  518  Eighth 
Goff  J  L  Mrs,  res  518  Eighth 
Goff  Lucius  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  278  E  Tenth 
Gohrman  Catherine  Mrs,  res  991  Willow 
Gohrman  John  C,  clerk,  res  991  Willow 
Gohsen  Charles  M,  painter,  res  1868  Seventh 
Goldberg  Benjamin,  cutter    Wentworth    Boot  and  Shoe  Co. 

res  173  Eighth 
Goldberg  David,  student  Sackett  School,  res  1101  Adeline 
GOLDBERG  &  HART  (William  L  Goldberg  and 
Joseph  J    Hart)   real    estate    investment    and    general 
agents  Security    Building    and    Loan    Association,  469 
Ninth 
Goldberg  Isaac,  tailor  Harris  Bros,  res  173  Eighth 
Goldberg  Louis,  res  504  Fifteenth 
Goldberg  Morris,    capitalist,    res    966    E    Twenty-seventh, 

Highland  Park 
Goldberg  Simon,  tailor  Jos  Harris,  res  173  Eighth 
Goldberg  William  L  (Goldberg  A  Hart)  res  2258  San  Pablo 

ave 
Golden  Eagle  House,  Mrs    E    H    Ranlett    propr,    1311   San 

Pablo  ave 
Golden  Gate  Congregational  Church,   Rev  W  II  Cooke  pas- 
tor, cor  Thirty-fourth  and  Adeline 
Golden  Gate  Hotel,  J  H  Rourke  propr,  Stock  Yards 
Golden  Gate  Lodge  No  56  Switchmen's  Mutual  Aid  Associa- 
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Golden  Gate  Post  Office,  DrD  A  Hogdhead  postmaster,  cor 
San  Pablo  and  Klinker  aves,  Golden  Gate 

Golden  John,  res  Winthrop  House 

Golden  Rule  Flour  Mills,  B  E  Hickok   &   Son  proprs,  411- 
417  Third 

Golden  Rule  Market,  W    Cron    &    Son  proprs,  1150  Wash- 
ington 

Golden  Rule   Restaurant,    Mrs    B    Reynolds    propr,    609  E 
Eleventh 

Goldman  S,  barber  C  C  Busse,  res  1895  Telegraph  ave 

Goldsborough  W    L,    barber    James    Washington,    res   SOS 
Jefferson 

GOLDSMITH  HENRY,   men's  furnishing  goods, 
(.M);]  Washington,  res  462  Twenty-second 

Goldsmith  John,  driver,  res  Park  ave  cor Hollis, Emery ville 

Goldsmith  Paul,  reporter  Eveding  Tribune,  res  Blake  House 

Goldson  Henry,  student,  res  1105  Broadway 

Goldson  L  Mrs,  physician  and  surgeon,  1105  Broadway,  res 
same 

Goldstein  Maurice,  junk  peddlar,  res  -'24. Second 

(Jolly  Jjeon,  mgr  Standard  Soap   Co,  S   F,  res  1102   Myrtle 

Gomas  John  K,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Gomas  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Gomee  John,  laborer,  res  1872  Division 

Gomes  John,  sale-man  Harris  &  Beel,  res  361   Tenth 

Gomes  John,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co 

Gomes  Mansel,  laborer  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  cor 
Dalton  ave  and  Green,  Stock  Yards 

Gomes  Manuel,  laborer,  res  234  Harlan 

Gomes  Mary  Miss,  res  cor    Dalton    ave   and    Green,  Stock 
Yards 
'  Marion,  laborer,  res  162  Second 

Gonzales  Prank,  laborer,  res  686  Twenty-seventh 

Gonzales  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

( ronzales  Manuel,  laborer  s  P  Co 

<  ronzales  Marl  in,  res  L718  Lincoln 
Gonzalez  John,  laborer,  res  Prescotl  Hou 
Gonzalez  Julian,  laborer  Taylor  &  Co,  res  416  Third 
( ionzalves  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Gonsalves  Josef  K  (Mendonsa  &  Gonsalves)  res   81  1    Castro 

<  ronzalves  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

>ch  John  1 1 .  musician,  res  1  775  ( rosa 
»od  Adam,  machinist ,  ree  I  270  Mon n 
Good  Annie  Miss,  laundi        I  outra  Costa  Laundry 

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Good  John  G,  house  painter,  res  1058  Twenty-fourth 

Good  Michael,  laborer,  res  1724  Pacific 

Good  Robert  W,  boots  and  shoes,  San  Pablo  ave  nr   Klink- 

ner  ave,  Golden  Gate,  res  same 
Good  Samuel  L,  machinist,  res  1270  Monroe 
Good  Thomas,  poultry  dealer,  res  1667  Atlantic 
Good  Will  Kindergarten,  Miss   Winnie   McFarland   princi- 
pal, w  s  Filbert  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Goodall  Edwin  (Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1170  Mad- 
ison 
Goode  J  A,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Goodenough  Horseshoeing    Shop,   A    McAuley    propr,  509 

Eighth 
Goodenough  Simon   Rev,  pastor  First  Universalist   Church 
Goodfellow  Bessie  Miss,  asst  directory  clerk  Oakland  post- 
office,  res  1353  Webster 
Goodfellow  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1859  Division 
Goodfellow  Kittie  Miss,  res  1353  Webster 
Goodfellow  Mary  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1854  Division 
Goodfellow  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1854  Division 
Goodfellow  Milton  J  Mrs,  res  1353  Webster 
Goodfellow  Thomas,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1854  Division 
Goodfellow  William  S,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1363  Sixth   ave 
Goodhue  Myra  Mrs,  res  770  Ninth 
Goodman  Alexander,  glazier,  res  803  Jefferson 
Goodman  Chas  S,  mfrs'  agt,  S  F,  res  1453  Tenth  ave 
Goodman  George,  artificial  stone,  S  F,  res  572  William 
Goodman  J,  collector  A  &  A  Baker,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo 
Goodman  John,  harness  cleaner  Hunt  Bros,  res   514  Four- 
teenth 
Goodman  Mary  L  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  617  E  Twelfth  (rear) 
Goodmunsen  I  Mrs,  widow,  res  503  E  Twenty-fourth 
Goodrich  Addison,  machinist,  res  E  Sixteenth  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth  aves 
Goodrich  E  S  Mrs,  res  1513  Telegraph  ave 
Goodrich  Frank  D,  butcher  M  M  Samson,  res  161  Third 
Goodrich  Sidney  E,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 
Goods  Thomas,  poultry  dealer,  1713  Broadway 
Goodsell  Dora  R  Miss,  res  456  E  Twelfth 
Goodsell  Jacob  Mrs,  res  1517  Eighth 
Goodsell  Jake,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  456  E  Twelfth 
Goodsell  Virginia  C  Miss,  res  456  E  Twelfth 
Goodsight  Lena  Miss,  domestic  C  F  Schulz,  res  819  Castro 
Goodspeed  Pembroke,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1777  William 
Goodwill  Branch   of  the   First  Congregational  Church,  w  s 
Filbert  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 


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-£  Goodwin ,  clerk  Broadway,  res  1603  Bru-h 

LLi  Goodwin  Emma  Miss,   bookkeeper    Eiben  A:   Nor,  res   ! 
2  Wood 

r—  Q  Goodwin  F  J,  bookkeeper  Pierce  &  Co,  res  Brayton  Block 
CO  2,  Goodwin  Frank  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  re-  ,,N7  Wood 
LxJ  <£  Goodwin  F  W.  cooper,  res»669  Adeline 
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Goodwin  Louise  Miss,  res  502  Eleventh 


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Goodwin    William    B,  special  police  officer,  res   522  Thirty- 
fifth 
Goodwin  Wm   D,  delivery   clerk   Wm  P   Wheeler,  re-    522 

Thirty-fifth 
Goodwin  William  F,  cooper,  Monterey,  r  I  Adeline 

odwin  William  L,  contractor,  res  1109  Campbell 
•Id  Frances  J  Miss,  res  1013  Linden 
Id  Sarah  Mr-,  re-  1013  Linden 
Goos  Peter,  carpenter  SP<  a  1651  Seventh 

Gordan  Bros  (Robert  Gordan)  merchant  tailor-,  and  direct 
importers  of  woolen  goods,  cor  Fourteenth  and  Broad- 
way 
irdan  Robert  (Gordan  Bros)  res  S  F 
Gordan  A  I),  agl    Geys<  r  Soda  Water,  s  F.  res  4S1   Twenty- 
fourth 
Gordon  Alex  P,  gripman  <  >  C  R  Co,  i   -  $50  [sabella 

rdon  Grertrude  Miss,  res  L202  Harrison 
GORDON  HARRY  F,  mai  Mutual  Fire 

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>rdoB     James,    inmate    Industrial    Home    for    the    Adult 
Blind,  res  same 
Gordan  J  SG  JSG   Gordon)  real  estate  and   insur- 

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don  .Ml.  carpenter,  res  I'M 9  Magnolia 
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rdon    M    E    M  machine    teach  I      ard 

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rdon  N  Henry, insurance,  9  F,rea  L202  Harrison 

ni-    A,  builder  and  contractor,  res  1<'H»  Twenty- 
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Gorham  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 

Gorman  A,  painter  P  Kuss 

Gorman  Bessie,  domestic,  979  Cypress 

Gorman  Charles,  paper  hanger  McGovern  &  Cahill,  res  1613 

Myrtle 
Gorman  J  F,  painter,  res  758  Sixth 

Gorman  John,  helper  George  Christman,  res  San  Leandro 
Gorham  John  C,  painter,  res  823  Kirkham 
Gorham  Nellie  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  477  E  Eelevnth 
Gorner  Christ,  house  and   sign  painter,  359   Seventh,  res  | 

811  Twenty-fourth 
Gorrill  Addie  Mrs,  res  The  Centennial 
Gorrill  Ida  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  2431  Piedmont  ave 
Gorrell  Richard  W,  bridge  contractor,  S  F,  res  1231  Myrtle 
Gorrill  Wm  H,  student,  res  The  Centennial 
Goserud  John,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Taylor 
Gosling  Horace,  ship  carpenter,  res  1269  Twenty-sixth 
Gospel  Hall,  1656  Seventh 

Gospel  Temperance  Home,  Robert  Cook  supt,  1161  Franklin 
Gotchett  Caroline,  res  955  Seventh 
Gothie  John  W,  machinist,  res  992  Willow 
Gott   T   C   Mrs,   dressmaking,  room  16,  1004  Broadway,  res 

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Gotte  Henry,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  958  New 
Gotterke  F  W,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Gottsche  John,  foreman  James  Dallas,  res  621  Chestnut 
Gottshall  Louis  (Scotchler  &  Gottshall)  res  Berkeley 
Gotzian  Josephine  Mrs,  res  702  Eleventh 
Gough    George,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 

Forty-third  cor  Salem 
Gough  Henry  J,  laborer,  res  1625  Union 
Gough   J   G,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Gough  Thomas,  saloon,  1701  Adeline,  res  same 
Gough  Thomas,  employe  city  pound,  res  Twenty-fourth  cor 

Adeline 
Gould  Abraham  F,  teamster,  res  1666  Lincoln 
Gould  A  C  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  869  Washington  (Bang 

House)  res  same 
Gould  Charles  B  (C  B  Gould  &  Co)  res  1160  Alice 
Gould  Edward,  flour  packer  Gould  &  Williamson,   res  1666 

Lincoln 
Gould  Henry,   coachman   Mrs   M   E   Wright,   res  1317  Six- 
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Gould  Henry,  propr  Encinal  Flour  Mills,  res   1666  Lincoln 
Gould  Jesse,  truckman  office  Encinal  Mills,  res  417  Weston 

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Gould  Minnie  Miss,  res  653  Seventh 

Gould  Nelson  C,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  945  Wood 

Gould  S  Mrs,  res  870  Campbell 

Gould  Seriah  H,  merchant  tailor,  S  F,  res  855  Twentieth 

Gould  W,  teamster  Gould  &  Williamson,  res  669  Grove 

Gould  William  H,  miller  Encinal   Flouring   Mills,  res   659 

Grove 
Gould  &  Williamson  (Henry  Gould  and  Wm   Williamson) 

Encinal  Flour  Mills,  751-753  Washington 
Goulden  Ellen  Mrs,  res  620  Seventeenth 
Goulding  Carrie  Miss,  res  1067  Grove 
Gonvea  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Gove  Albion  B,  mariner,  res  2439  Piedmont  ave 
Gove  Charles  A,  grain  inspector,  S  F,  res  1456  Ninth 
Gove  Edward  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1014  Chestnut 
Gove  Frank  L,  shipping  clerk,  S  F,  res  1213  Chestnut 
Gove  John  H,  hay  press  mfr,  S  F,  res  1014  Chestnut 
Goverean  Wilfred,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res 

758  Jefferson 
Gowell  Orrin,  res  2121  E  Fourteenth 
I  rowen  J  S,  carpenter  S  P  Co 
Gowen  Mary  Mrs,  res  Girard  House 
Gowen   Sarah  Mrs,   bakery  and  notions,  1116  Center,  res 

same 
Gowing  Flora  Miss,  res  564  E  Sixteentli 
Gowing  Geo,  machinist,  res  564  E  Sixteenth 
Gowtsche  Katv  Miss,  domestic,  res  216  Thirteenth 
Graber  Annie  Mrs,  res  1321  Fifth  ' 
Graber  Emma  Miss,  res  1324  Fifth 
Graber  Louis  (Westerman  &  Uo)  res  L324  Fifth 
Graber  Thomas  F,  attv-at-law,  854^  Broadway  and  city  atty 

Berkeley,  res  Berkeley 

<  rrabner  F  G,  pes  476  Eleventh 

Grabs  August,  Fulton  Market,  L783  Seventh,  res  1824  < 
Grace    Edward,    tailor  M  J  KELLER,    res   Franklin 

Hotel 
Grace  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  1  M  Merlin  Jones  pastoi 

Cleveland  ave  ur   Telegraph   ave,   res  2428  Telegraph 

ave 

Gracey  Eugene  W,  painter,  res  .">77  E   Eleventh 
Gracey  Hatteras  S,  printer,  res  377  E  Eleventh 
racey  Mary  .1  Mrs,  res  .".77  E  Eleventh 

<  rracey  Samuel,  res  377  E  Eleventh 

Grady  Colman,  stone  mason,  res   1  L03  Third 

Grady  Dell,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  L108  Third 

( rrady  Joseph,  Btone  mason,  res  1  1  (,:>>  'Third 

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Grady  Michael,  laborer,  res  1355  Eighteenth 

Grady  Theodore,  editor    Oakland    Times,    res    853  E    Fif- 
teenth 

Graf  Louis,  employe  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res  510  Eighth 

Graff  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1067  Thirty-second 

Graff  Charles  J,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 
1067  Thirty-second 

Graff  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  res   1067  Thirty-second 

Graff  Herman,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Graff  Mary  M  Miss,  clerk  Geo  F  Xeece,  res  1067  Thirty-sec- 
ond 

Graff  Peter,  res  1067  Thirty-second 

Graffelmann  Henry,  plumber,  S  F,  res  816  Cedar 

Graffelmann  Margaret  Mrs,  res  816  Cedar 

Grafmiller  Mary  Mrs,,  widow,   res   Hallett  ave  nr  San  Pablo 
ave,  Stock  Yards 

Gragor  Wm,  teamster,  res  Second  ave  nr  Clifton 

Graham  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Graham  Camille  Mrs,  widow,  res  306  Fourteenth 

Graham  Catherine  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  276  Eleventh 

Graham  Cornelius  H,  student,  res  Temescal 

Graham  E,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  802  Wood 

GRAHAM  EDWARD  J  (People's    Express    Co) 
423  Tenth,  res  1011  Pine 

Graham  Fred,  apothecary  John  Fearn,  res  Ross  House 

Graham  George,  livery  stable,    cor   Center  and  Thirteenth, 
res  same 

Graham  Harriet  E  Miss,  res  660  Twenty-fifth 

Graham  James,  expressman,  Broadway  bet   Sixth   and  Sev- 
enth, res  362  First 

Graham  John,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1709  Chase 

Graham  John,  clerk,  S  F,  res  630  Sixteenth 

Graham  John  W,  bookkeeper  W  C  Price.  S  F.  res  526  Tenth 

Graham  Mary  Miss,  res  660  Twenty-fifth 

Graham  Mary  Mrs,  res  1408  Fifteenth 

Graham  Robert,  carpenter,  res  618  E  Seventeenth 

Graham  Robert  G,  cashier   S    P  Co,    and    trustee   Oakland 
Free   library,   res   1521  Ninth 

Graham  Wm  H,  divil  engineer,  res  1098  Thirtieth 

Graham  W  M  Mrs,  res  •*!||»>  Fourteenth 

Grain ev  Jno,  sewer  contractor,  res  828  Lvdia 

Grainey  John  F,  sewer  contractor,  res  828  Lydia 

Grainey  Joseph  E,  student,  res  828  Lydia 

Grainey  Wm  J,  butcher,  res  S2S  Lydia 

Grainger  Alex,  res  (.>73  Washington 

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Grainger  Nettie,   titter  Wentworth  Boot    and    Shoe    Co,  res 

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Grainger  Sarah  Mrs,  widow,  res  1911  Union 
Grand  Army  Hall.  E  Kraft  janitor.  419  Thirteenth 
Grand  Central  House,    Mrs    Mary    M    E  Horr    propr.  475 

GRAND  CENTRAL  LIVERY  STABLE, 

P  L   White  propr.  N  W  cor  Twelfth  and  Webster 
GRAND   CENTRAL    MARKET,  Fred    Beck- 
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Grandbois  Joseph  S,  blacksmith,  res  cor  Folsom  and  Elev- 
enth, Golden  Gate 
Grandbois  M  D,  carpenter  res  ~>60  Franklin 
Grandjean  Wm,  teacher  of  French,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Grandjeao  E    Madlle.    School  of  Art    and    Language  - 
Ninth 
andjean  Henry,  driver  S  F,  $es  1036  Peralta 
tidjean  Peter,  ivory  turner  S  F,  res  1042  Peralta 
Grandona  Jessie,  machinist  California  Jute  Mills 
Grandona  White,  mill  hand.  California  Dv  res  Thir- 

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Graney  Ambrose,  labon  ghteenth 

Graner  Char]  >r  Broadway  and  Butler 

iatherine,  M  L368   Eighteenth 

Gra  T'  m<  seal  Grange  meets  first  and    third  Saturday 

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557  Seventh 
Grant  Robert  T,  res  1406  Seventeenth 
Grant   School,  Miss    Elizabeth  Powell    principal,    NE   cor 

Broadway  and  Prospect  ave 
Grant  William,  laborar  S  P  Co 
Grant  William  M,  packer  Uentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1622  Fourteenth 
Grant  Zachariah,  hostler  Fourteenth-Street  Railway  Co,  res    L^l 

1373  Sixteenth 
Grase  Joe,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  626  Center 
I  Grases  James  E,  men's  nurse,  res  269  Fifth 
Grases  M  J  Mrs,  res  269  Fifth 

I  Grassie  M  Mrs,  laundress  Mrs  C  Coin,  res  1370  Broadway 
i  Grasso  D  &  Co,  fruit  and  vegetables,  870    Washington,    res 

408  Seventh 
Grasso  Dominico  (D  Grasso  &  Co)  res  408  Seventh 
Grafting  Emil,  florist,  res  701  Adeline 
'  Graul  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1067  Thirty-second 
|  Graupner  Richard,  bartender  Gier  &  Schulze,  res  cor  Union 
and  Seventh 
Graves  Mrs,  res  408  Thirteenth 
Graves  Alice  M  Miss,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Graves  Anton  A,  laborer  Jndson     Manufacturing    Co,    res 

216  Haven 
Graves  Arthur  A,  clerk  Tucker  &  Co,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Graves  Geo  H,  janitor  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind, 

res  567  Thirty-sixth 
Graves  Henry  P,  employe  OakLand  Planing  Mill,    res   172(.» 

Myrtle 
Graves  Jennie  L  Miss,  telegraph    operator,    S   F,   res    1729 

Myrtle 
Graves  Joseph  A,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  216 

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Graves  Mary  A  Mrs,   res  216  Haven 
Graves  Walter  E,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1729  Myrtle 
Graves  Walter    H,    student   High    School,   res   512   Seven- 
teenth 
Graves  William  H  H,  sec  N  P  Land  and    Improvement  Co, 

S  F,  res  512  Seventeenth  nr  Telegraph 
Gray  A  Mrs,  res  586  Tenth 
Gray  Anton,  laborer,  res  809  E  Twelfth 
Gray  Archie,  cash  boy  Taft  &   Pennoyer,    res    609    Seven- 
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Gray  Asaph,  buyer  Safety  Nitro  Powder  Co,  S    F,    res    254 
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res  1307  Chestnut 
Gray  Celia  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Gray  Clarence  IE  bookkeeper  Coon    &   Co.   S    F,    res    1300 

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Gray  Cormick,  res  1171  Sixteenth  ave 

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Gray  E  H,  Rev  LL  D,  res  1069  Brus 

ay  Elizabeth  Mrs.  groceries,  re?  669  Montgomery 
Gray  Emma  J  Mrs,  furniture.  4<;7  and  479  Twelfth,  res  467 

'Twelfth 
Gray  Ethel  Mrs,  res  662  E  Sixteenth 

Ly  Fannie  II  Mrs,  teacher  kindergarten,  res  754  Tenth 
ray  F!  enographer  S  K    Gas    Light    Co,    res 

304  Monroe 
<  rray  <  l<  clerk,  res  5  86  Tenth 

tractor,  res  L322  Twelfth  ai 
Gray  _<    D,  lumber  deal  8  Tenth 

Gray  Geo  B  M,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,    res    911 

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Cray  Giles  IE  atty-at-law.  S  F.  rea  754  Tenth 
Cray  Harry,  draughtsman,  re  nth 

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ay  John,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  711  Peralta 
Gray  John,  horse  dealer.  r<         9  Montgomery 
ty  John,  teamster  V  L  Fortin,  res  EOakland 
John,  shoe  mat  -1171  Sixteenth  ave 

Gray  John  J,  shoemaker  John   M  L073    Fifteenth 

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Julia  Miss,  employe  U  8  Mint,  S  F.  72  Tenth 

lis  H.  teacher,  B  I'  7  S 

I.  ui-a.  don  \  II  Walker,  res  317   Fourth  i  oth 

Mabel  T  Miss,  -  -  760  Tenth 
y  M    mie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1171  Sixteenth  ave 
Martin  L,  farmer,  res  Third  nr  College  ave 
Gray  Mai     M  675  Tenth 

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Gray  M  M  Mi  -    ••     L069  Brush 

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Gray  Robert  W,  agt  Standard  Sewing  Machine,  1167  Wash- 
ington, res  1352  Market 
Gray  Robert  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1367  Thirteenth  ave  ' 
Gray  Roscoe  S,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1053  Center 
Gray  Samuel,  painter,  res  1717  Market 
Gray  Theodore  L,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Gray  Thomas,  teamster,  res  1171  Sixteenth  ave 
Gray  Thomas  H,    foreman    car   shops    S    P    Co,  res  1304 

Monroe 
Gray  Thomas  R,  mariner,  res  355  B 
Gray  Willie,  cash  boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  675  Tenth 
Graylis  Stephen,  laborer,  res  1065  Kirkham  (rear) 
Grayson  C  J  Mrs,  res  cor  Ninth  and   Madison 
Grayson  George  Mrs,  res  714  Fourth 
Grayson  George  W  (Grayson,  Owen  &    Co)   res   cor  Ninth 

and  Madison 
Grayson  John,  hostler,  res  358  Orchard 
Grayson  Joseph,  heater  Pacific    Iron    and    Nail   Works,  res 

714  Fourth 
Grayson  Lizzie  Miss,  res  766  Seventh 

Grayson  Mamie  Mrs,  milliner  S  Silberberg,  res  714   Fourth 
Grayson  Mary  Mrs,  res  714  Fourth 
Grayson,  Owen  &  Co  (G  W  Grayson,  W  J  Owen   and  J  W 

Phillips)  wholesale   butchers,    456    Eighth    and    Stock 

Yards 
Grayson  Robert  R,  res  cor  Ninth  and  Madison 
Grayson  Wm,  res  714  Fourth 
Graystone  (The)  Mrs  A  Gage  propr,  418  Twelfth 
Grear  A  Miss,  res  511   Tenth 
Grear  B  Miss,  res  511  Tenth 
Great  American  Importing  Tea  Co,  Wm  Griffing  mgr,  1301 

San  Pablo  ave, Robert  Mott  mgr,  917  Broadway 
Greathead  Cecil  B,    traffic    dept    S   P   Co,    S   F,   res  468  E 

Eleventh 
Greathead  Mabel  Miss,  res  468  E  Eleventh 
Greathead  Nicholas   T,  employe   S  P  Co,   S    F,   res  468  E 

Eleventh 
Greaves  Grace  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  H  I  Wallace,  res  762 

Seventh 
Greaves  W,  employe  Dalziel  &  Moller 
Greaves  Wm,  tailor,  762  Seventh,  res  same 
Grebe  Wm,  cigar  maker,  res  La  Clede  House 
Greeg  A  R  M,  res  Fruit  Vale  av  nr  Hopkins 
Greeley  0  F,  yard  clerk  S  PCo,  res  1509  Ninth 
Greeley  Robert  P  M,  wood  and  hay,  res  1668  Fourteenth 
Greeley  Wiunifred  A  Miss,  res  1668  Fourteenth 

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Green  Alonzo,  mining,  res   Fruit  Vale  Station 

Green  Ambrose,  laborer,  res  1368  Eighteenth 

Green  Arthur  E,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1025  Willow 

Green  Bozinna  P,  bricklayer,  res  1514  Broadway 

Green  CatherineMrs,  widow,  res  1368  Eighteenth 

Green  Catherine  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Green  Conrad  Rev,  pastor  Evangelical  Association,  res  546 

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Green   Christopher   M,   clerk  Everts  &  Co,  res  1301  Eighth 
Green  Edmund  F,  mining,  S  F,  res  1317  Jackson 
Green  Edward  M,  artist,  S  F,  res  549  Fortieth 
Green  Frank,  machine  hand,  res  721  Fourth 
Green    Frank,    employe    East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,    res 

West  Berkeley 
Green  Fred,  employe  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  1708  Thir- 
teenth ave 
Greer  George,  laborer,  cor  Oak  and  Third 
Green  George,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  316  Tenth 
Green  George,  painter,  res  1765  Atlantic 
Green  Harry  J,  yard  master  S  P  Co,  res  363  Fourth 
Green  Henry,  res  726  Myrtle 

Green  Isaac,  clerk  Central   Lumber  Yard,  res  322  Fifth 
Green  .1  A,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  L364  Tenth 
Green  .lanes,  porter  S  P  Co,  res   111  Seventh 
Green  James  A.  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  L025  Willow 
Green  James  G,  clerk  A  II  A.ckerman,  res  S  F 
Green  Jefferson,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  2922  Maple 
Green    John,   employe    Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res   L765 

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Green  John,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

en  John,  concrete  walk  layer,  res  LOO^  Franklin 
Green  John  D,  plumber  Oel  M  Sanford,  res  1  171  San  Pablo 

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( in.-ii  John  ( ;,  Laborer,  res  1  813  Union 

Green  John  J,  painter  8  P  Co,  res  2922  Maple 

Green  Joseph,  barber  Geo  Ellis,  res  Central  Garden 

( Jreen  Lizzie  M  iss,  res  108  Thirteenth 

Green  Lizzie  Miss,  clerk  Rich  &  Merrick,  res  322  Sixth 

(,iv,  n  Louis,  upholsterer  C  Bchreiber,  i  l  Myrtle 

.  ii  Milton  J,  Insurance,  res  1  158  Broadway 
en  Minnie  Miss,  milliner  L  HBriggs,  res  408  Thirteenth 

Green  Rhoda  Mrs,  nurse,  res  L559  Broadway 

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Green  Thomas  F,  res  573  Seventh 

Green    Wm,    night    watchman    Fisher    &  Taylor,   res    560 

Franklin 
Green  William,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  House 
Green  Wm,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  House 
Green  William,  porter,  res  571  Third 
Green  William   nailer   Pacific   Iron   and  Nail  Co,   res  151 

Second 
Green  W  J  Mrs,  res  322  Sixth 
Greene  Carlton  W,  student,  res  1226  Fourteenth 
Greene  Geo  J,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1366  Eleventh  ave 
Greene  Geo  J  Jr,  blacksmith,  res  1366  Eleventh  ave 
Greene  H  E  E,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1558  Seventh 
Greene  Mabel  E  Miss,  res  1226  Fourteenth 
Greene  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  219  Twelfth 
Greene    Wm  E,  judge    superior  court,    dept    1,    res    1226 

,   Fourteenth 
Greenebaum  William,  commercial  traveler,   res  717  Tenth 
Greenebaum  W   B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  860  Washing- 
ton, res  717  Tenth 
Greenhood  Bennett,  grocer,  res  816  Fifteenth 
Greenhood  Jacob  (Greenhood  &  Moran)  res  1463  Telegraph 

ave 
Greenhood  Joseph    M,    groceries,    952    Twenty-fourth,    res 

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GREENHOOD  MAX  (Max  Greenhood  &  Co)  res 

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GREENHOOD    MAX    &  CO    (Max   Greenhood) 

dry  goods  and  fancy  goods,  1017  Broadway 
Greenhood    &    Moran    (Jacob    Greenhood    and    James   T 
Moran)  clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  1019  Broadway 
Greenhood  Rhoda  Miss,   saleslady   Sol   Greenhood,  res   633 

Fourteenth 
Greenhood  Sol,  fancy   goods,  notions  and   trimmings,  1157 
Broadway,  res  633  Fourteenth 


ml  £j    Greenlaw  Chas  E,  painter,  res  967  Washington 
JJflJ  \C    Greenlaw    Harvey,    teamster    Cape    Ann    Bakery,    res    r>()r> 
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Greenleaf  Adeline  Mrs,  res  The  Centennial 
Greenleaf  John  B,  teamster,  res  1625  Eighth  ave 
Greenleaf  Joseph  L,  stencils,  S   F,  res   Butler   ave,   Golden 

Gate 
Greenleaf  William  C,  res  Butler  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Greenlin  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  372  E  Eleventh 

Greenman   ,   employe    Judson   Manufacturing    Co,  res 

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Greenman  Ella  E    Mrs,  teacher    Durant    School,  res    1217 
Sixth  ave 

Greenough  Charles  C,  (Smith,  Greenough  &  Co,)  857  Wash- 
ing gton,  res  1946  Linden 

Greenwald  Frank,  patrolman,  res  1731  William 

Greenwood  Fred,  plasterer,  res  565  Eleventh 

Greenwood  James,  tailor,  res  1267  Wesi 

Greenwood  W,  res  Winthrop  House 

Greer  Jerome  B,  Bay  City  Dairy,  res   SW   cor   Twenty-fifth 
and  Broadway 

Greeves  F  A,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell 

Gregg    Miss,    printer    Tribune    Publishing    Co,    res     1719 
Eighth 

Gregg  A  J,  stair  builder,  res  171U  Eighth 

Gregg  Joseph,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1873  William 

Gregg  Mattie  A  Miss,  compositor  Christian  Independent,  res  j 
990  Willow 

Gregg  William,  emyloye  S  P  Co,  res  1873  William 

dreggy    John,    gardener    Industrial   Home    for    the    Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Gregory  Blanche  Miss,  student,  res  458  E  Eleventh 

Gregory  Effie  B  Miss,  student,  res  153  E  Nineteenth 

Gregory  E  McC  Mrs,  rea  533  Knox 

Gregory  Francis  B,  res  153  E  Nineteenth 

Gregory  II  E  Mrs,  res  533  Knox 

Gregory  Henry  P  (II  P  Gregory  &  Co,  S  F)   res   533   Knox 

Gregory  James  B,  res  153  E  Nineteenth 

Gregory  William,  mining,  res  13S-1  Franklin 

Gregory  Wm  F,  clerk  SP  Co,  res  861  Campbell 

Gregory  Wm  II.  res  158  E  Eleventh 

Grellman  Gust,  paper  hanger,  res  624  Second 

Gremke  Henry  F.  res  530  Thirty-eighth 

Gremke  Lizzie  Miss,  res  530  Thirty-eighth 

Gremke  Richard,  artist,  res  530  Thirty-eighth 

Green  hall ,  res  Twelfth  nr   Railroad   ave,  Golden   Gate 

Gressle]  Charles  A.  barber  and  oculist,  707  E  Twelfth,  res 
9a  in  e 

Greub   Charles,  blacksmith,  res   Dalton  ave   qi   Ban    Pablo 
ave,  < tolden  <  kite 
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Greub  John,  milk  dealer,  res  Dalton  ave  nr  San  Pablo   ave' 
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Greub  Otto  G,  instrument  maker,  S   r.    res    Dalton    ave    nr 
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Greub  Paul,  res  Dalton  ave  m  San  Pablo   ave,  Golden  Gate 

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Greub  Pauline  Miss,  cashier  Julius  Fisher,  res  Dalton   ave 

nr  San  Pablo  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Greub  Sophie  Miss,  res  Dalton  ave  nr  San  Pablo  ave  Golden 

Gate 
Greve  Charles,  driver  Krattiger  &  Muller,  res  E  Oakland 
Grega  Manuel,  laborer,  res  724  Henry 
Gribble  Charles,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  726  Union 
Gribble  John  T,  res  2240  Adeline 
Griep  Ellen,  domestic,  res  1214  Filbert 
Grieser  John,  shoemaker,  420i  Eleventh,  res  same 
Grieves  Frank  A,  painter,  res  1788  Seventh 
Grieves  Matthew,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1788  Seventh 
Grieves  Wm,  pile  driver,  res  1788  Seventh 

Griffin ,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

|  Griffin  Benj,  clerk  J  S  Gilmore  &  Co,  res  Blake  House 
Griffin  Carlos  P,  door  maker  California  Door    Co,  res    1161 

Peralta 
Griffin  Charles  D,  mining  engineer,  res  1379  Jackson 
|  Griffin  C  R,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007-1009  Broadway 
Griffin  Daniel,  harness  maker  Daniel    O'Keefe,    res    621   E 

Twelfth 
Griffin  Edwin,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1718  Chase 
Griffin  Erick  M,   mill   hand    California   Door    Co,    res    664 

Eighteenth 
Griffin  Frank  W,  res  1379  Jackson 
GRIFFIN  H,  insurance   agency    (HARMON  & 

SEARS)  958  Broadway 
Griffin  James,  s   ip  carpenter,  res  1211  Seventh 
Griffin  J  D,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1314  Eighth 
Griffin  Jessie  Mrs,  res  602  Eighteenth,  E  Oakland 
Griffin  John  D,  engineer  N  P  R  R,  res  1314  Eighth 
Griffin  Leander,  res  1161  Peralta 

Griffin  L  R  Mrs,  teacher  High  School,  res  566  Eleventh 
Griffin  Malinda  C  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1314  Eighth 
Griffin  Martin  C,  carpenter,  res  s  s  Sherman    ave    nr    Tele- 
graph ave 
Griffin  Mary  K  Miss,  res  1379  Jackson 
Griffin  Maurice  E,  res  1379  Jackson 
Griffin  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  888  Cedar 
Griffin  M  J,  driver  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075   San    Pablo 

ave 
Griffin  Patrick  Rev,  asst  rector  Church  of  the  Sacred  Heart 

of  Jesus,  res  Fortieth  bet  Grove  and  West 
Griffin  S  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1379  Jackson 
Griffin  Thomas,  bookkeeper  Golden  Gate  Chemical   Works, 

S  F,  res  510  Fifth 


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Z  Griffin  Wm  F,  carpenter,  res  563  E  Sixteenth 

Griffin  William,  clerk,  res  261  Ninth 

Griffing  Wm,  mgr  Great  American  Importing   Tea  Co,  S  F, 
res  1935  Broadway 

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Griffith  Edward,  candy  maker  0  C    Coiner    &   Co,    res    542 

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Griffith  Wm  A,  carpenter,  res  542  Twentieth 
H  O  Griffiths  Allen,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1009  Cypress 

Griffiths  David  D,    civil    engineer    S  P  Co,    res    1514    San 

Pablo  ave 
Griggs  Charles  E,  foreman  composing  room    Pacific    Press, 

res  1003  Chester 
I  Griggs  Ensign,  res  1003  Chester 
i  Griggs  Julia  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1003  Chester 
yr*         Grigsby  Byron  L,  student,  res  1217  Market 
,  Grigsby  Erasmus  D,  ranch  owner,  res  1217  Market 

^'  Grigsby  Laura  S  Miss,  res  1217  Market 
Grigsbv    Lillie    J    Miss,    stenographer  Carey    Howard,    res 
1217  Market 
H|  Grigsby  Warren  M,  student,  res  1 217  Market 
Grimaud  Rosine,  laundress   Mme  Chaplain,  res  Sunnyside 
—  House 

^^    Grimaud  Virgile,  tailor,  317  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
^^    Grimelman  Frederick,  saloon,  S  F,  res  Todd,  Lorin 
kdj    Grimes  Everett  M,  Napa  Valley  Wine   Co,  S   F,  res  cor  E 

S  Fourteenth  and  Fifth  ave 

Grimes  Harry,  cash  boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  423  Sixth 
Grimes    Howard    A,    salesman    Taft  &    Pennoyer,   res   423 
Sixth 
^       Grimes  Thad  K.  salesman  Dalziel  A  Moller,  res  1278  Fourth 

j^l    Grimm  August,  tanner  J  S  Derby,  res  1276  Seventeenth  ave 
l^^j    Grimme  Charles,  clerk  Shehan  Bros,  and  extra  man  Engine 

WCo  No  2,  res  413  Ninth 
Grimwood  A  I>.  mgr  California  Title,  Trust  and  [nsurance 
Co,  21".  Sjiiixiiin',  S  F,  res  c(ir  K   Fourteenth  and  Ade- 
line 
H    Grimwood  Charles,  student,  res  cor  E  Fourteenth  and  Ade- 
line 
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Grisel  George,  machinist,  S  F,  res  Eleventh  nr  Railroad  ave, 
Golden  Gate 

Griser  John,  shoemaker,  res  420  Eleventh 

Griswold  Charles  P,  auditing  clerk  S  P  Go,  res  1375  Eighth 

Griswold  J  H,  supt  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  cor  Kirk- 
ham  and  Fourteenth 

Griswold  Martha  Mrs,  res  1614  Eighth 

Groats  Emma,  domestic,  1019  Filbert 

Groenert  Frank,  gardener  Charles  Haselbacher,  res  same 

Groff  Charles,  painter,  res  714  Castro 

Groff  Gus,  painter,  res  714  Castro 

Grogan  James,  shoemaker,  res  660  E  Fifteenth 

Grogan  William,  res  1616  Seventeenth 

Grogan  Wm,  res  317  Third 

Grondona  Carl,  vegetables,  res  Thirteenth  nr  Wood 

Grondona  Dominico,  gardener,  res  Thirteenth  nr  Wood 

Grondona  Jesse,  fireman  California  Jute  Mill,  res  Wood  nr 
Thirteenth 

Grondona  Joseph,  engineer,~res  Wood  nr  Thirteenth 

Grondona  Joseph,  coffee  roaster,  S  F,  SW  cor  Wood  and 
Thirteenth 

Grooth  Charles,  engineer,  res  1S13  Goss 

Gros  Henry,  jeweler  California  Jewelry  Co,  res  1685  Eighth 

Grosjean  Chas,  foreman  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  518 
Third 

Gross  Anita  Miss,  res  1340  Kirkham 

Gross  Anton,  student,  res  1334  Kirkham 

Gross  Charles  W,  carpenter,  res  1334  Kirkham 

Gross  Charles  W  (Gross  &  Reichert)  res  806  Grove 

Gross  Emma  Miss,  res  1340  Kirkham 

Gross  George  E,  marble  cutter  Wm  Gross,  res  1340  Kirk- 
ham 

Gross  Joshua  F,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Chase  and  Wood 

GROSS  &  REICHERT  (Charles  W  Gross  and  John 
A  Reichert)  mattress  makers  and  upholsterers,  461-3 
Fourth 

Gross  William  G  C,  Monumental  Marble  Works,  855 
Franklin,  res  1340  Kirkham 

Grosshans  John  D,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1300  Tele- 
graph ave,  res  same 

Grossmayer  M  H,  S  F,  res  1453  Telegr  iph  ave 

Grosso  C,  carriage  and  wagon  blacksmith,  555  Fourth,  res 
same 

Groth  John,  barkeeper   Jno  C  Behrmann,  res  367  Franklin 

Grotheer  Frederick,  deck  hand  steamer  Oakland,  res  1328 
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Grothees  J  P,  coat  maker  M  J  KEIjIiEE,   res   Eureka 
Hotel 

Grove  Ambrose,  special    police    officer,    City   Hall,  res    653 
Washington 

Grove  Edwin  D,  student,  res  545  Twenty-fourth 

Grove  Louise  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,    res    546    Twenty- 
fourth 

Grove  Samuel  E,  bookkeeper  Dewey  &    Co,  res  810    E  Fif- 
teenth 

Grove-Street  School,  Mrs  M  D  Standeford  principal,   Grove 
bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Grove  Will  C,  student  G  W  Rodolph,  res  546  Twenty-fourth 

Grover  Carrie,  domestic,  Walter  J  Mathews,  res   312   Thir- 
teenth 

Grover  Henry,  gardener  Wm  Clift,  1547  San  Pablo  ave 

GROVES  REUBEN,  nurseryman  and  florist,  Shell 
Mound  Station 

Grow  Ambrose,  horse  shoer, Michael  Sullivan,  res  653  Wash- 
ington 

Grub  Charles,  blacksmith    Frederick    &   Arth,  res   Golden 
Gate 

Gruening  Fred  E,  tailor  T  Hallahan,  res  512  Ninth 

Gruettner  Daniel,  gardener,  res    Fifth  ave  cor  E    Twenty- 
second 

Grummett  James,  watchman  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Thirty-ninth 

Grunewald  Michael,  saloon  s-"s  Washington,  res  same 

Gruning  F  E,  tailor  Brown  &  McKinnon,  res  512  Ninth 

Grush  Henry,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1413 
Fifteenth 

Guard  Reginald  T,  freight  agl  J  D  Spreckles  &  Bros,S  F,res 
L059  Eighth  a 

Guardia  Christofora  Colombo  Society.  Joseph   Polcia    ti 
meets  1 1 6  Eighth 

GUARDIAN    ASSURANCE    CO.     Alameda 
County   Branch.  A  L  Stone  manager,  L106  Broadway 
pard  Paul,  propr  Si  Louis    Restaurant    and    Hotel.    51] 
Third 

Guest  HL  Mi  1717  Chestnut 

Guider  Mrs,  ironer  Contra  Costa   Laundry,    res    1355  Eigh- 
teenth 

Guild  David,  iron  moulder  8  F.  lee  117  Helen 

Guion  C  D  M  Mi-   res  927  Filberl 

Guizo  Ramori,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Gulbiefl  Otto  employe  Prank  Rudolph,  697  Twenty-sixth 

Guldnei  Herman,  gardener,  res  363  Orchard 


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Gulgulglealmo  Orio,  laborer  PCR  quarry,  res  same 

Guillixson  Louis,  bookkeeper  Independent  Planing  Mills, 
res  1056  Third 

Gulnomo  John,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1263 
Cypress 

Gum  Willis  E,  painter  Elbert  Olney,  res  562  Seventh  (rear) 

Gums  John,  laborer,  res  1872  Division 

Gunderson  Dina  Miss,  yes  962  Thirty-fifth 

Gunderson  Sophie  Mrs,  res  118  Eddie 

Gundlach  Frederick,  confectioner  S  F,  res  1771  Lincoln 

Gunn  Charles  T,  watchman  Eagle  Box  Factory,  res  823  Isa- 
bella 

Gunn  George  W,  mariner,  res  Adeline  nr  Sutter,  Golden 
Gate 

Gunn  Gertrude  Miss,  res  912  Sixth  ave 

Gunn  John,  res  Beulah  Park,  Brooklyn 

Gunn  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  Adeline  nr  Sutter,  Golden  Gate 

Gunn  Nina  Miss,  res  1064  Fourteenth 

Gunn  Robert,  res  912  Sixth  ave 

Gunnip  Felix,  painter,  res  N  W  cor  Forty-second  and  Tele- 
graph 

Gunnip  John,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Forty- 
second  and  Telegraph,  res  same 

Gunterman  Alice  Miss,  compositor,  res  1510  Seventh 

Gunterman  Henry,  fruits,  candies,  &c,  1510  Seventh,  res 
same 

Gunterman  Wm,  candy  maker,  res  1510  Seventh 

Gunther  F  A,  music  teacher,  res  1770  San  Pablo  ave 

Guppy  Alonzo  R,  civil  engineer,  S  F,  res  1266  Eighth 

Guppy  Ella  A  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  1266  Eight!) 

Guppy  Roy  T,  student  High  School,  res  1266  Eighth 

Gurnett  A*  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  464  Twentieth 

Gurnett  Albert  G,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1278  Fourth  ave 

Gurnett  Byron,  clerk  McGovern  &  Cahill,  res  cor  Twenty- 
first  and  Telegraph  ave 

Gurnett  E  Mrs,  res  481  Twenty-first 

Gurnett  Lincoln  G,  bookkeeper  California  Paper  Co,  res  464 
Twentieth 

Gurnett  Wm  J,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  464  Twentieth 

Gurnett  Wm  J  Jr,  piano  tuner,  S  F,  res  464  Twentieth 

Gushee  George,  blacksmith  helper  S  P  Co,  res  833  Camp- 
bell 

Gustafson  Alfred,  carpenter  Independent  Planing  Mills,  res 
res  520  Eighth 

Gustafson  Charles,  dcor  maker  California  Door  Co,  res 
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Gustafson  C  0,  carpenter,  res  1369  Seventh 
Gustafson  Gus,  laborer,  res  1569  Fifth 

Gustafson  Matilda,  domestic,    cor    Fifth    ave    and    E  Four- 
teenth 
Gutierrez   Candido,  real  estate  and  mines,  res  272  Eleventh 

Gutterson ,  clerk,  S  F,  res  619  Eighteenth 

Gutterson  Arthur  L  (Price  &  Gutterson)  bookkeeper  Pacific 

Bank,  S  F,  res  952  Myrtle 
Gutterson  Fred  S,  musician,  res  952  Myrtle 
Guy  Wm,  sand  stone  carver,  res  810  Campbell 
Gwynneth  Elizabeth  F  Mrs,  res  519  E  Fourteenth 


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Haar  Herman,  clerk,  res  1470  Seventh 
Haas  G  W,  tinner,  res  734  Henry 
Haas  Jennie  Miss,  res  734  Henry 

Haas  Peter,  driver  Brooklyn  Brewery,  res  879  E  Fourteenth 
Haas*  S  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  814  Sixteenth 
Haberlin  James  J,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1813  Goss 
Haboya  Marco,  dairyman,  res  609  Adeline 
Hack  John,  electrician  S  P  Co,  res  509  Natoma,  S  F 
Backetl  Edward,  res  1303  Jackson 
Backetl  Henry,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  17S7  Seventh 
Backetl  .lame-,  bricklayer,  res  1006  Twenty-fourth 
Backetl  John,  dredger,  res  :)06  Fourteenth 
Backetl  John  1 !,  brake  man  S  P  Co,  res  649  Campbell 
Hacketf  Lindsay  8,  yard  master  8  P  Co,  rea  820  Wood 
Backetl  M  Mrs,  res  1006  Twenty-fourth 
Backetl  Maggie  Miss,  rea   1006  Twenty-fourth 
Backetl    Etosie  Miss,  button   hole  maker,  res  1006  Twenty- 
four!  h 
Backetl  8  A.  dentisl  I  L  Balsey,  res  272  Eleventh 
Backley  Samuel,  machinist,  8  F,  rea  779  Sixth 
Backworth  J,  bookkeeper,  rea  613  Ninth 
Bading  Mat,  rea  Winthrop  Bouse 
Badley  Arthur  E,  printer.  8  V.  rea  s»'»l  Twentieth 
Badley  E  Mr-,  rea  821  Adeline 
Badley  Marls  I.,  genl  agj  Pacific  Writing  Telegraph  Co, 

11  I  California,  8  I',  rea  The  Graj  stone 
Badley  R  Frank,  carpenter,  rea  864  Twentieth 
Badley  T  E,  B  1'.  rea  L311  Clay 
Badlich  Frederics  Mrs,  widow,  rea  541  Thirty-eighth 
Badlich  Louis,  candy  miV,  s  I  541  Thirty-eighth 

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Haeden  Frederica  Mrs,  res  239  Harlan 

Haelke  Clara  Miss,  res  1466  Grove 

Haelke  Helwig  L,  landscape  gardener,  res  1466  Grove 

Haelke  Laura  Miss,  res  1466  Grove 

Haesloop  Frederika  Mrs,  widow,  res  950  Kirkham 

Hafey  Mar}'  Miss,  domestic,  res  1304  Franklin 

Hagan  Peter  A,  sewer  contractor,  res   Fortieth  bet  Market       K* 

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Hagar  Edward  C,  bookkeeper  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res  ©=  ^ 

Summit  ave,  Prospect  Heights  g  £jj 

Hagarty  John,  cake  baker  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San 

Pablo  ave 
Hageman  Edward,  longshoreman,  res  604  Filbert 
Hageman   P  M,  commission  merchant,  res   cor  Park  and 

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Hager  Carl,  driver,  S  F,  res  2  Maple 
Hager  C  E,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1756  Seventh 
Hager  Fred  L,  clerk  Lewis  N  Hager,  res  2814  Telegraph  ave 
Hager  George  D,  carpenter,  res  925  Thirty-fifth 
Hager  James,  passenger  director  S  P  Co.  res  1474  Ninth 
Hager  James,  laborer  S  P  Co  o 

HAGER  LEWIS  N,  livery  stable,  wood  and  coal, 

hay  and  grain,  2814  Telegraph  ave,  res  same,  telephone 

9l!  7  bells 
Hagertv  J  D,  grocer,  res  674  E  Twenty-third 
!  HAGGERTY    DANIEL,    fruit,  poultry,  fish   and 

game,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Wood,  res  721  Myrtle 
Haggerty  George,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  1625  Grove 
Haggerty  John,  laborer,  res  709  Washington 
Haggerty  John,  res  Winthrop  House 
^  S  Haggerty  Julia  Mrs,  widow,  res  709  Washington 
'  Haggerty  L,  cleaner  S  P  Co 
Haggerty  Mamie,    employe  California    Hosiery    Co,  res  709  I   P  * 

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V  k  Haggerty  Michael,  clerk  D  Haggerty,  res  721  Myrtle 

I  >^  Haggerty  Patrick,  asst  blacksmith  W  S  &  O   T"Co,   res  721 

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Hagstrome  Anna  Mrs,  widow,  res  1219  Fourteenth 
Hagstrome  Charles  E,  laborer  S  F,  res  1219  Fourteenth 


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Hahn  Emil  J,  driver  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res    1940  Lin- 
den 
Hahn  Henry,  capitalist,  res  1662  Seventh 
Hahn  Henry  C  Jr,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1662  Seventh 
Hahn  Henry  E,  tailor,  957  Franklin,  res  same 
Hahn  Henrietta,  res  1662  Seventh 
Hahn  James  D,  tailor,  res  308  Tenth 
Hahn  John  G,  laborer,  res  1164  Thirty-second 
Hahn  William  A,  painter  and  sign  writer,    308    Tenth,  res 

same 
Haiden  Fredericks  Mrs,  res  239  Harlan 
Haight  A  E  Mrs,  res  1201  Alice 
Haight  H  H,  res  1201  Alice 

Haile  F  E,  employe  Burnham-Standeford    Co,  res  Alameda 
Haines  Chas  D,  clerk  Academy  of   Science,   S   F,   res   1004 

Ninth  ave 
Haines  Charles  W,  farmer,  res  277  Tenth 
Haines  E  A,  farmer,  res  277  Tenth 
Haines  Harriet  L  Mrs,  res  1004  Ninth  ave 
Haines  Harry  H,  student  Oakland    High    School,  res   1360 

Brush 
II ai ncs  John  J,  farmer,  res  277  Tenth 
Haines  Joseph  D,  electric  pen  writing,  S  F,  res"1004  Ninth 

ave 
Haines  Kate  Mrs.  furnished  rooms,  res  967  Washington 
Haines  S  J,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  L007  and  ion!)  Broad- 
way 
Haines  Thornton  \\\  farmer,  res  277  Tenth 
Haines  Bertha  Mrs,  nurse,  res  957  Campbell 
Hair  .Line-,  bronzer  Hal/id  &  Moller,  res  503  Eleventh 
Hair  Samuel,  plumbing   and    gasfitting,   960    Seventh,   res 

L087  Third 
Hairs  ton  Josephine  Mrs,  res  L604  Atlantic 
Hair-ton  Thaddeus  V.  porter    Pullman    Palace  Car   Co,  res 

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Haisler  <  lharles,  waiter  Smitb  A  ( '<>.  res  919  Jefferson 
Haisler  Edward,  waiter  Smith  A'  <'<>.  res  919  Jefferson 
Haker  Wm  .1-.  merchant  S  1".   res  L303  Thirteenth  ave 
Hakes  Maggi<    Mrs,  nurse    Wesl    Oakland    Home,    res   973 

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Hal  be  r!  Hugh    Jr,    foreman  New    York    Stables,    res    L213 

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Hal  be  r  I  William,  railway  mail  clerk,  S  F,  pes  L368  Frauklin 
Haldane  Wm.  carpenter  s  P  Co,  res  966  Third 
I  Lddv  Margan  i  M  iss,  res  sJ7  I  [<  nr\ 
Hale  A  M.  clean<  rSPl  !o,  res  991  Wood 


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Hale  Edward  F,  Bystol  Bay  Canning  Co,   Alaska,   res    864 

Peralta 
Hale  Harry,  res  69  Bay 
Hale  J  C,  res  585  Hobart 
Hale  Lester  M,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  1107  Tenth 

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Hale  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1107  Tenth  ave 
Hale  Rebecca  Mrs,  widow,  res  1107  Tenth  ave 
Hale  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  991  Wood 
Hale  Thomas,  steward  Union  Hotel 
Hale  Titus,  dairyman,  res  864  Peralta 
Hale  Wm,  plumber  S  P  Co,  res  1724  Twelfth 
Hale  William,  capitalist,  res  864  Peralta 
Hale  Wm  E,  Sheriff  Alameda  County,  res  1212  Castro 
Hale  Wm  H,  plumber  S  P  Co,  res  1715  William 
Hales  Digby,  res  1410  Adeline 
Haley  Ben,  clerk  Harrison  &  Boyce 
Haley  Patrick,  wharfinger,  res  814  Brush 
Haley  Stephen,  employe  Gas  Co,  res  1173  Third 
Haley  W  W,  res  Blake  House 

Hall  Agnes,  mender  California  Hosiery  Co,  res    614  Seven- 
teenth 
Hall  Annie  Miss,  res  1609  Seventh 
Hall  Anthony,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1158  Union 
Hall  Benjamin,  capitalist,  res  366  Prospect 
Hall  Carrie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  R  Mott,  res  Ross  House 
Hall  Charles  E,  towerman  S  P  Co,  res  1059  Wood 
Hall  Charles,  salesman  F  R  Stevenson  &Co,  res  Ross  House 
HALL  &  EARL  (Samuel  P  Hall  and   Guy   C   Earl) 

attorneys-at-law,  rooms  17,  18,  19,  957  Broadway 
Hall  Edward,  teamster,  res  High,  Melrose 
Hall  Edward  L,  collector  Home  Mutual  Insurance   Co,  S  F, 

res  602  E  Fourteenth 
Hall  Edward  M,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1257  Jackson 
Hall  Eppie  M  Miss,  res  568  Seventeenth 
Hall  E  T,  agt  M  J  KELLER,   1007  and  1009   Broad- 
way 
Hall  F  J,  cleaner  Oakland  Pier,  res  176S  Division 
Hall  Florence     Miss,    operator-   W    U    T    Co    branch,    900 

Broadway,  res  "2071  Webster 
Hall  Francis  W,  laborer,  res  195  Twenty-third  ave 
Hall  Frank  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Avoy  ave  and  Lusk 
Hall  Frank  J,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1672  Lincoln 
Hall  Frank  T,  student  Sackett  School,  res  2203  West 
Hall  Fred  W,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  354  E  Fourteenth 
Hall  George,  clerk,  S  F,  res  138  Helen 


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Hall  George  M,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  727  Chester 

Hall  George  W,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  572  Ninth 

Hall  Harry  E,  mfrs'  agt,  S  F,  res  1227  Myrtle 

Hall  H  E  Mrs,  res  1601  Telegraph  ave 

Hall  Henry  C,  painter,  res  1014  Webster 

Hall  Henry  M,  clerk  A  Jonas  &  Bros,  res  1361  Twelfth 

Hall  I  K,  traveling  salesman   Terrill   &  Co,   S   F,   res   w  s 

Broadway  bet  Columbus  ave  and  Vernon 
Hall  J  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  727  Chester 
Hall  Jacob  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  727  Chester 
Hall  James  (Crummy  &  Hall)  res  S  F 
Hall  James,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Twelfth 
Hall  Jennie  Miss,  res  1257  Jackson 
Halll  Job,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1451  Seventh 
Hall  John,  laborer,  res  423  Second 

HALL  JOHN  A,  grocer,  1361  Twelfth,  res  same 
Hall  John  S  (J  T  Hall  &  Co)  res  1555  San  Pablo 
Hall  Joseph,  res  1216  Chestnut 
Hall  Joseph,  shoemaker,  res  661+  Seventh 
Hall  Joseph  L,  supt  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's   quarry, 

res  same 
Hall  J  T  &  Co  (John  T  Hall)  druggists,  1451  San  Pablo  ave 
Hall  Leon  E  (Bloom  &  Hall)  res  1246  San  Pablo  ave 
Hall  L  F,  gripman  0  C  R  Co,  res  669  Twenty-third 
Hall  Mamie    D    Miss,  res  Lusk    ave    bet  Thirty-ninth   and! 

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Hall  Marian  P  Miss,  res  1041  Poplar 
Hall  Maiv  Mrs,  res  614  Seventeenth 

Hall  Mary  I)  Mrs,  res  Lusk  ave  bet  Thirty-ninth    and    For- 
tieth' 
Hall  Norman  \\\  clerk  and  ticket  agt  S  P  Co, res  w  -  Broad- 
was    bel  Columbus  ave  and  Vernon 

Hall  Otho,  insurance  clerk,  8  F,  rea  635  Fourteenth 

Hall  Pauline  Miss,  res  966   Kirkham 

Hall  of  Records,  e  -  Broadway  bel  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Hall  Robert,  music  teacher,  rea  2236  Elm 

Hall  Robert,  salesman,  rea  L95  Twenty-third  ave 

Hall  R  R,  painter  Elberl  Plney,  rea  L308  Telegraph  ave 

Hall  Samuel,  carpenter,  rea  229  Louisa 

Hall  s  A  Douglas,  helper  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
1361  Twelfth 

Hall  Samuel  P  (Hall  &  Earl)  atty-at-law,  res  L184  Four- 
teenth 

Hall  T  D,  medical  institute,  152  Eighth,  res  1 166  Broadway 

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Hall  Thomas  W,  D  D  S,  dentist,   1104  Broadway,   res   2203 

West 
Hall  William,  foreman  Crummy  &  Hall,  res  1715  Filbert 
Hall  William,  carpenter,  res  842  Twenty-ninth  (rear) 
Hall  William,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1710  Twelfth 
Hall  Wm,  driver  J  R  Mott 
Hall  Wm  H,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1823  William 
Hall  Wm  H,  taxidermist,  res  602  E  Fourteenth 
Hallahan  Aleck,  tillerman  H  and  L  No  1,  res  470  Sixth 
HAILAHAN  BROS,  (Thomas   and  Geo  D  Halla- 
han) restaurant,  854  Broadway 
Hallahan  D  J,  letter  carrier,  res  865  Harrison 
Hallahan  Eliza  Mrs,  res  712  Third 
Hallahan  Florence,  merchant  tailor,  954  Broadway,  res  856 

Harrison 
HALLAHAN  GEO    D     (Hallahan   Bros)    res   839 

Franklin 
Hallahan  John,  res  529  Third 
Hallahan  Katie  Miss,  employe   California   Hosiery    Co,  res 

529  Third 
Hallahan  Michael  J,  painter,  res  1809  Grove 
HALLAHAN    THOMAS,     (Hallahan    Bros)    res 

junction    Thirtieth,  Market  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Halle  H,  deck  hand  steamer  Alameda,  res  655  Washington 
Haller  J  P,  supt  salmon  cannery,  res  1461  Ninth 
Haller  R  G  Mrs,  res  864  Peralta 
Halleren  John,  laborer,  res  1811  Grove 

Hallett,  Bartlett  &  Dalton  (G  H  Hallett,  Pliny  Bartlett   and 
P  E  Dalton)  proprs  Contra  Costa  Laundry  Association, 
cor  Fourteenth  and  Kirkham,  office  857  Broadway  and 
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Hallett  Charles  O,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1472  Twelfth 
Hallett  Ella  Miss,  res  1222  Cypress 
Hallett  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costra  Laundry 
Hallett  Thos  A,  master  mariner,  res  1330  Adeline 
Halliden  Dennis,  employe  Chieftain   Livery  Stable,  res  830 

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Halliday  Wm,  book  agt,  res  1416  Fifteenth 
Hallo-ran  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  West  Oakland  House 
Halloran  Michael  Mrs,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Halloran  Morris,  laborer,  res  732  Chester 
Hainan  Wm  C,  finisher  City  Brass  Works,  res  473  Fourth 
Halpiri  A  Mrs,  res  1820  Atlantic 

Halpin  Dennis,  gardener,  569  Twenty-second,  res  same 
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Halpin  M  J,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1820  Atlantic 

Halpin  Robert  P,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1820  Atlantic 

Halsey  Gertrude  E  Miss,  res  178  Tenth 

HALSEY  I  S,  dentist,  1055  Washington,  rooms  5-6, 
res  178  Tenth 

Halsey  Kate  A  Miss,  res  178  Tenth 

Halsey  Wilbur  H,  asst  I  H  Halsev,  res  178  Tenth 

Halsted  James  M,  incubator  mfr,  res  1312  Myrtle 

Halverson  Annie  Miss,  res  1226  Thirtieth 

Halverson  John,  carpenter,  res  1226  Thirtieth 

Ham  Hattie  Mrs,  res  865  Center 

Ham  H  H  Mrs,  res  1409  Tenth 

Ham  John,  waiter,  res  Webers  Hotel 

Ham  Lily  Miss,  student,  res  1409  Tenth 

Hamann  August,  butcher  Rice  &  White,  res  1057  Webster 

Hamann  Bessie  Miss,  res  1057  Webster 

Hamb  Margaret,  domestic  W  Metcalf,  res  cor  College  and 
Vernon  aves 

Hamb  Katie  E  Miss,  res  911  Adeline 

I  Iamb  Wm  J,  driver  hose  cart  Fire  Co  No  5,  res  833  Thir- 
tieth 

HambletoD  Harry,  apprentice  Tribune,  res  317  Third 

Hambleton  James,  laborer,  res  170  Sixth 

Hamblin  Alice  M  Miss,  res  887  Twenty-seventh 

Hamblin  Hattie  J  Mrs,  widow,  rea  sS7  Twenty-seventh 

Hambly  Annie  M  Miss,  rea  1653  Telegraph  ave 

Ham  bright  John  J,  bookkeeper  H  Schellhaas,  res  1307  Jef- 
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Hambrighl  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1307  Jefferson 

I  [ambrighl  Lizzie  M  iss,  asst  bookkeeper,  res  1307  Jefferson 

Hamburg-Bremen  [nsurance  Co  of  Hamburg,  Martens  A 
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Hamb}  '-  carpenter,  res  1743  Filbert 

Hamby  John  W.  carpenter,  rea  L743  Filbert 

Hamegrese  Charles,  dish  washer  John  Crebbin,  169  Eleventh 

Hamel  Felicity,  teacher,  rea  11-1  Tenth 

Hamel  Leontine  Miss,  Btudent, rea  1  1-1  Truth 

1  [amel  Peter,  carpenter,  rea   L424  Ten!  b 

I  [amel  Francred,  student,  rea  1  12  l  Tenth 

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HamelinWm  ( Hamel  i  n  <&  Thibault)  rea  833  Madison 

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Hamilton  Agnes  Miss,  teacher  Cole   School,  res  1165  Jack- 
son 
Hamilton  A  L,  butcher,  res  676  Tenth 
Hamilton  Clara  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  1165  Jackson 
Hamilton  Claude,  laborer,  res  214  Third 
Hamilton  C  Y,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  308  E  Sixteenth 
Hamilton  D,  baggage  master    S    P    Co,  res  1273  San  Pablo 

ave 
Hamilton  E  J  F  Mrs,  res  Brayton  Block 
Hamilton  Edward  H,  printer  Tribune    Publishing    Co,   res 

1271  Jackson 
Hamilton  Frank,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1514  Seventh 
Hamilton  Frederick  R,  civil  engineer,  res  1165  Jackson 
Hamilton  G  Anthony,    engineer  Union   Box  Factorv,  S  F, 

res  270  E  Tenth 
Hamilton   George,    porter   Pullman    Palace    Car  Co,   res  6 

Broadway 
Hamilton  Hall,  J  C  Gilson   propr,    SE    cor  Thirteenth  and 

Jefferson 
Hamilton  Hugh  (Hamilton  &  Co)  res  1059  Clay 
Hamilton  Hugh  Jr,  res  1059  Clay 
Hamilton  J  C,  deputy  county  treas,  res  584  Twentieth 
Hamilton  John,  blacksmith,  res  1367  Tenth 
Hamilton  John,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
HAMILTON  JOHN  R,  coachman,  res  154  Lake 
Hamilton  Maggie  Miss,    saleslady  Hamilton  &  Co,  res  1059 

Clay 
Hamilton  Napier,  carperter,  S  F,  res  1517  Seventh 
Hamilton  Noble,  judge    superior  court  dept  No  1,  Alameda 

County,  res  1271  Jackson 
I  Hamilton  Oswald,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  762  Eleventh 
I  Hamilton  Robert  D,  nailer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  I 

118  Louisa 
Hamilton  W  H  H  Jr,  res  1325  Sixteenth  ave 
Hamilton  W  B,  deputy  county  recorder  Hall  of  Records,  res 

1271  Jackson 
Hamilton  W  H  H,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1325  Sixteenth  ave 

E  Oakland 
Hamilton  William,  washer  Contra  Costa  Laundrv,  res  same 

HAMILTON  WM    T,  late   HAMILTON  & 

BROWN,  undertakers,  S  F,  res  466£  Thirteenth 
Hamilton  T  A,  res  419£  Tenth 
Hamin  N,  painter  S  P  Co 
Hamlin  Austin  M,  asst  sec  Y  M  C  A,  865  Broadway,  res  668 

Seventh 
Hamlin  Earl  W,  mechanical  engineer,  res  1048  Peralta 


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Hamm  Lillie  Miss,  student,  res  1304  Eighth 

Ham  mack  C  R,  employe  Pacific   Iron    and  Nail  Co,  res  725 

Myrtle 
Hammack  Fred,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  730 

Myrtle 
Hammack  George,  laborer,  res  730  Myrtle 
Hammack  Joe,  employe  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  730 

Myrtle 
Hammack  L  H,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  730 

Myrtle 
Hammaschmedt  August,  musician,  res  521  Eighteenth 
Hammer    C    J    Miss,   teacher    Tompkins    School,    res   631 

Fourteenth 
Hammer  C  J  Mrs,  res  631  Fourteenth 
Hammer  Etta,  saleslady  G  A  Moss,  res  1503  Twelfth 
Hammer  Herman,  salesman    Taft    &    Pennoyer,  res    1503 

Twelfth 
Hammer  I  I  Miss,  teacher  Temescal  School,  mail  Temescal 

School 
Hammer  Jennie  M  Miss,  res  1503  Twelfth 
Hammer  John  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  1503  Twelfth 
Hammer  Samuel  K,  printer,  res  631  Fourteenth 
Hammerbarg    John    A,    harness    maker   Jacob   Muller,  res 

Lorin 
Hammerly  Amanda  Miss,  res  1831  Adeline 
Hammerly  Frederick,  lumber  tallier,  res  1831  Adeline 
Hammerly  John   F,  employe  Blind   Factory,  res  1831  Ade- 
line 
Haimnersehmidt  August,  painter,  res  521  Eighteenth 
Hammersley  Alfred  S,  capenter,  res  1115  E  Twenty-fifth 
Hammond  Charles, carpenter,  res  5584  Seventh 
Hammond  Charles,  stair  builder  c.  M  Blair,  res  1 001  Frank- 
lin 
Hammond  II  Mrs, ree  1762  Goss 

Hammond  Horace  A.  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  862  Chester 
Hammond  Mabel  Miss,rea  L762  Gosa 
Hammond  Rebecca  Miss,  res  320  Fourteenth 
Hammond   R    H,  -air-man    M  J   IfBTiT/BTE,  Ti 

Eighth 
Hammond  W  P,  nurseryman,  rea  562  Eleventh 
Hammond  William,  agi   Gane  Bros  A'   Co,  8   F,  rea    1()~>7 

Hampel  C  Frederick,  blacksmith  and  carriage  maker.  Ml  I 

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Hampel  Conrad  F,  baker,  761  E  Twelfth,  rea  same 
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*■  Hampel  John,  farmer,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 

Hampton    George,    laborer    California   Pottery    and    Terra 
Cotta  Co 

Hampton  James  (J  Hampton  &  Co)  res  1600  Telegraph  ave 

Hampton  J  &  Co  (James   and  John  Hampton)   wood,  coal, 
hay  and  grain,  1600  Telegraph  ave 

Hampton  John  (J  Hampton  &  Co)  res  1608  Telegraph  ave 

Hampton  John,  student  Hopkins  Academy 

Hampton  Peter,  res  Winthrop  House 

Hampton  Thomas,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  824  Chester 

Hampton  T  N,  groceries,   fruit,   cigars   and  tobacco,   1778 
Seventh,  res  same 

Hampton  W  G,  plumber,  1727  Seventh 

Hanavan  Bridget  Mrs,  widow,  res  1559  West 

Hanavan  Bridget  Miss,  res  1559  West 

Hanavan  &  Baldrige  (Mrs  E   M  Hanavan  and   Mrs  S   Bal- 
drige)  proprs  Alcazar  House,  1156  Broadway 

Hanavan  E  M  Mrs  (Hanavan  &  Baldrige)  res   1156   Broad- 
way 

Hanavan  Philip,  planing  mill,  S  F,  res  1942  Myrtle 

Hancock  Chas,  res  511  Seventeenth 

Hancock  Hall,  Wm  H  Simmons  propr,  377  Twelfth 

Hancock  Maria  Mrs,  res  511  Seventeenth 

Hancock  S  Mrs,  res  1559  Eighth 

Hand  John,  laborer,  res  726  Peralta 

Hand  Patrick,  laborer  E  Bishop,  res  513  Twenty-fourth 

Handley  George,  hod  carrier,  res  Geischen  House 

Handlos  O  A,  salesman  Nolan  &  Williamson,  res  1632  Tele- 
graph ave 

Handros  Frank,  res  1716  Pacific 

Handy  Bray  ton  E,  real  estate,  res  915  Filbert 

Handy  Joshua  B  Rev,  res  n  s  Forty-first  nr  Linden 

Handv  Lucien,  res  915  Filbert 

Handy  Wm  L,  cooper,  res  378  E  Eleventh 

Handy  Wm  L,  res  548  Caledonia  ave 

Haney  Abraham,  capitalist,  res  453  Eighth 

Hanford  Alfred,  res  Winthrop  House 

Hanford  James  M,  paymaster  S  P  Co,  res  1205  Peralta 

Hanford  Mary  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1205  Peralta 

Hanifin  J  J  (J  J  Hanifin  &  Co)  res  1403  Grove 

Hanifin  J  J  &  Co  (J  J  Hanifin  and    Frank   Kane)    saloon, 
Camron  Block 

Hanifin  J  J  Jr,  deputy  county  assessor,  res  1403  Grove 


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yj   Ilanily  Maggie   Miss,  dressmaker   Mrs   R  Galley,   res   1009 
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Hanks  John  G,  private  detective,  res  962  Clay 

Hanley  James,  clerk  M  Hanley,  res  1507  Seventh 
jjj  ^   Hanley  Julia,  domestic,  92]  Myrtle 
00  _j  Hanks  L  J,  telegraph  operator  S  P  Co,  res  1373  Ninth 
•  J  ^   Hanks  L  M  Mrs,  lodgings,  res  461  i  Fourth 
^  <  .Hanley  Martin,  salesman  Michael  Hanley,  res  1507  Seventh 
L_  O  Hanley  Mary  Miss,  bookkeeper  M  Hanley,  res  1507  Seventh 

Hanley  Michael,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1507  Seventh. 
res  same 

Hanley  Michael  J,  soda  water  maker  Taylor  &  Co,  and   ex- 
traman  Engine  Co  No  1,  res  616  Seventeenth 

Hanley  Sarah,  employe  California   Hosiery  Co,  res  1013  E 
Fifteenth 

Hanley  William  John,  letter  carrier,  res  1013  E    Fifteenth 

Hanlon  Andrew,  helper  Wm  Morck,  res  806  Third 

Hanlon  T  E,  jeweler,  res  1202  Fourteenth 
jjjJl    Hanlon  Frank, gardener  Mrs  M  F  Templeton,  Fruit  Vale 
BU    Hanlon  John,   lineman    Sunset     Telephone    Telegraph    Co. 
mm  res  806  Wood 

yj    Hanlon  Margaret  Mrs,  res  806  Wood 

Hanlon  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  806  Wood 
9  j  Hanlon  Peter,  laborer,  res  1366  Campbell 
paJ     Hanly  .John,  dry  goods,  XW  cor  Eleventh  and  Washington, 
ip— j  res  1219  Franklin 

Hanly  Patrick,  shoemaker,  res  763  Castro 

Banmer  Charles,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  West  Oakland  House 
«2         Hanna  C  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  112^  Myrtle 
»j    Hanna  A  K.  capitalist,  res  376  Durant 
0^     Hanna    Cecil    L,   traveling   freight    and    passenger   agt.  C    P 

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^Jl    Hanna  Florence  M  Miss,  res  L146  Adeline 

BE     Hanna    Howard,    mgr    Cnion  Mutual    Life  Insurance  C. 
Jj  F,  res  306  Fourteenth 

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Hanna  John,  engineer  (marine),  res  L462  Thirteenth  o  k    /( 


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Hannaford    Ed  win    T,   miller,    s    F,  res  Golden  Gate  8  2 

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Hannan  James  J,  painter,  res  1505  Brush 
tf  g  Hannan  John,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  658  Adeline 
i  Hanneman  Albert,  baker,  res  Lorin 
Hannibal  Lucy  Miss,  res  1736  Thirteenth 
Hannigan  Jerome  B,  res  136  Hannah 
3  £  Hannigan  John  P,  boiler  maker,  S  F,  res  136  Hannah 
Hannifin  Nonie  Mrs,  widow,  res  2104  San  Pablo  ave 
Hannon   Michael,  employe   Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Hanrahan  Lizzie  Mrs,  groceries  229  Third,  res  same 
Hanrahan  Peter  N,  bookkeeper  Hallahan  Bros,  res  Claren- 
don House 
Hans  George,  bookkeeper  Brooklyn  Brewery,    res    879    E 

Fourteenth 
Hansen  Andrew,  carpenter,  res  759  Jefferson 
Hansen  August,  clerk  Eiben  &  Nor,  res  943  Peralta 
Hansen  Bridget  Mrs,  widow,  res  1360  Seventeenth 
Hansen  Carl,  barkeeper  Henry  Hemingsen,   res  865  Twen- 
tieth 
Hansen  Charles,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  1120  Campbell 
Hansen  Clarence  S,  carpenter,  res  962  Madison 
Hansen  Dora    Miss,    laundress    Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 

1362  Seventeenth 
Hansen  Edward,  saloon  cor  Tenth   and  Franklin,  res  701 

Harrison 
Hansen  Ellen  Mrs,  grocer,  1269  Cypress,  res  same 
Hansen  G,  mariner,  res  1054  Third 

Hansen  G  A,  salesman  J  L  Champlin,  res  614  Seventeenth 
Hansen  G  F,  patent  sidewalk  layer,  res  416  Seventh 
Hansen  Hall,  SW  cor  Goss  and  Wood 
Hansen  Hans,  laborer,  res  1062  Twenty-fifth  aye 
Hansen  Hans  L,  carpenter,  res  1009  Campbell 
Hansen  H  Crist,  dairy,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Telegraph 
Hansen  Helen  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1420  San  Pablo  ave 
05    Hansen  Henry  D,  teamster  Fisher  &  Taylor,   res    Jefferson 
fcp  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Hansen  H  G  F,  propr  Alameda  Artificial  Stone  Co,  res   483 

Ninth 
Hansen  H  J  (Reuss  &  Hansen)  res  601  Broadway 
jm   Hansen  Hilma  Miss,  domestic,  res  1253  Alice 

Hansen  I  C  (Freese  &  Hansen,  S  F)  res  1733  Market 

Hansen  Jans,  painter,  res  463  B 

Hansen  J  E,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1120  Kirkham 

Hansen  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  1560  Eighth 

Hansen  J  T  D,  res  309  Seventh 

Hansen  Katie  Miss,  domestic  Mrs  Sather,  664  Twelfth 


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Hansen  Lawrence  B,  salesman,  res  135  Eddie 
Hansen  L  P,  tailor,  res  1061  E  Fifteenth 
Hansen  Martin,  deckhand  S  P  Co,  res  3  Maple 
Hansen  Nils,  watchman  California    Cotton    Mills,    res 

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Twenty -fourth 
Hansen    Rasmus,  waiter  ^imonsen    &    Lilienthal,    res 

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Hansen  Rohert,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  re.<  1700  Eighth 
1  Ian-en  Roy,  order  clerk  F  R  Stevenson  &  Co,   res   SE 

Tenth  and  Madison 
I  Ian-en  S  E  D,  saloon,  NE  cor  Franklin  and  Tenth,  res  703 

Harrison 
Hansen  Sophie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  14'2n  San  Pablo  ave 
Hansen  Soren,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1502 

Eighth 
Hansen  Theodore,  saloon,  cor  Tenth  and  Franklin,  res  309 

Seventh 
Han-en  Theodore,  res  1702  Thirteenth  ave 
Hanson ,  Bales  man,  res  614  Seventeenth 


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Hanson  Clara  Miss,  domestic,  res  776  Harrison 

Hanson  .1  C,  master  mariner,  res  1061  Willow 

Hanson  C  R,  employment  agt,  S   F,    res    Golden  Gate 

Hanson  Edward,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  763  Peralta 

Hanson  Edward,  machinist,  S  F.  res  115  Hannah 

Hanson  Ferdinand,  plasterer,  res  1019  Pine 

Hanson  George,  res  115  Hannah 

Hanson  .1  Edward,  Laborer  S  P  Co,  rea  673  Peralta 

Hanson  John,  maris  -  125  Eddie 

Hanson  Katherina,  dom<  L054  Tenth 

Hanson  Mamie,  domestic,  1320  Filbert 

Hanson  Otto  P,  tailor,  954  Broadway,  rea  L407  Eighteenth 

Hanson  Peter,  Laborer,  rea  Prescetf  House 

Hanson  Bophie  Miss,  laundr<  sa  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Hanson  Thomas  N  (Hanson  A  Young)  res  71]  Brush 

Hanson  W  II.  cleaner  8  P  Co,  rea  L616  Taylor 

Hanson  William,  railroad  employe  res  1 7  7  <  •  nth 

Hanson  6  Young    (Thoa    N    Hanson    and    M     1>    Young) 

saloon,  455  Eighth 
Ffftpnah  Joseph,   harness     maker    Robt    .1   Be<         rea   214 

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Happ 1  carpenter,  rea  S(|"»  Isabella 

Happ  Alfred  V.  laborer,  r<  Lydia 

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Happ  Daniel  J,  carpenter,  res  878  Lydia 

Ha;-p  Simon  J,  contractor  and  builder,  res  878  Lydia 

Harback  Louis,  carpenter,  res  224  Fourth 
i  Harbert  Miss,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Harbin  F  L  Mrs,  res  Ross  House 

Harbinson  Geo  W,  clerk  C  W  Kinsey,  res  cor  E  Twenty-first 
and  Eighth  ave 

Harbinson  Nellie  Miss,  res  cor  E  Twenty-first    and  Eighth 
eve 

Harbinson  Will,  plumber,  res  cor  E  Twenty-first  and  Eighth 
ave 

Harbinson  Wm,  clerk  H  L  Adams,   res  cor  E    Twenty-first 
and  Eighth  ave 

Harbor   View    Council    No    188  Chosen    Friends,    Golden 
Gate 

Harbour ,  vest  maker,  M  J  KELLER,  1007  Broad- 
way 

Harbor  Lodge  No  253  I  0  0  F,  meets  Wednesday  at  Frater- 
nity Hall,  cor  Seventh  and  Peralta 

Hardeman  B,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Harden  Eliza  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  941  Union 

Harden  Frank  B,  news  agt,  res  944  Poplar 

Hardenbergh  Charles  P,  cigars,  cor  E   Eleventh  and    Thir- 
teenth ave,  res  501  E  Eleventh 

Hardenbergh  Samuel  R,  employe    postofnce,   S  F,    res  976 
Jefferson 

Hardenbergh  Sarah  A  Mrs,  res  976  Jefferson 

Hardiman    John,  laborer    Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res 
Emeryville 

Hardiman  Mary  Miss,  res  Emeryville 

Harding  Franz,  propr  Brooklyn  House,  res  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond ave  and  E  Twelfth 

Harding  James  W,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  952  Kirkham 

Harding  Josiah,  gardener,  res  316  Tenth 

Harding  Mathew,  laborer,  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co, 
res  621^  Broadway 

Harding  Thos  E,  1668  Webster 

Hardman  James,  smelter,  res  1168  Eighteenth 

Haidman  James  H,  capitalist,  res  1168  Eighteenth 

Hardman  Joseph  W  (G  R  Read)  res  759  Eleventh 

Hardmeyer  Eliza  Mrs,  res  1377  Eighth 

Hardwick    Edward    F,    master   mariner,  res    954    Center 

Hardwick  Daisy  Miss,  res  954  Center 

Hardy  A  G,  res  1309  Broadway 

Hardy  Bessie  L  Miss,  student,  res  1309  Broadway 


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res  1383  Franklin 

Hardy  D  Mrs,  res  1309  Broadway 

Hardy  E  Mrs,  res  1383  Franklin 

Hardy  Emma,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  708  Eleventh 

Hardy  Harry,  res  1309  Broadway 

Hardy  Irene  Miss,  teacher  High    School,  res  1213  Jefferson 

Hardy  J,  gardener,  res  Bay  City  Hotel 

Hardy  John  J,  canvasser,  res  711  Campbell 

Hardy  Joseph,  barber  W  H  Stewart,  res  1054  Broadwav 

Hardy  J  Ross,  binder  Althof  &  Bahls,  S  F,  res  1383  Frank- 
lin 

Hardv  L  J,  capitalist,  res  713  Market 

Hardy  Lowell  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,   res  616    E  Twenty-fourth 

Hardy  Marv  A  Mrs,  res  715  Market 

Hardy  Tracy  S,  salesman  W  B  Hardy,  res  1383  Franklin 

HARDY    W    B,  bookseller  and  stationer,  961  Broad- 
way, res  1383  Franklin 

Hardy  W  Frank,  deputy  county  clerk,  res  1383  Franklin 

1 1  are  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Hare  Mrs,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res    614    Seven- 
teenth 

Hare  Charles,  bookkeeper,  res  Lorin 

Hare  James,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller'   res  S  W   cor    Elev- 
enth and  Washington 
Hare  S  J  Mrs,  res  North  Temescal 

Ilaren  James,  clerk  Joyce  &  McDonald,   res  1064  Campbell 
Haren  Michael  J,  clerk  Joyce  A:  McDonald,  res  1064  Camp- 
bell 

Harford  Andrew  J,  blacksmith,  res  1014  Webster 

Earfsl  Herman,  grocer,  1932  Broadway,  res  Bame 

Bargi  'Thomas,  carpenter,  res  Rosa  Ilea, 

Harington  Douglas  M.  res,  Golden  Grate 

Harington  Frederick  S,  clerk,  S   I\   res    Golden  Gate 

Harington  Henry  1).  clerk,  s  K,  res  Golden  Gate 

Harington  N  Adele  Mi-?,    res  Golden  Gate 

1  [arjes  I  [elen  Mrs,  res  B62  I  'heater 

Harjea  Wm,  clerk  A.raericam  BridgeCo,  res 862  Chester 

Harkina  Daniel  H,  sheet   iron    worker   Owen    C    Kirk,    r< 

L422  Sixth  b 
Harkine  Daniel  8,  plumber,  res  1  L22  sixth  ave 
Harkins  J,  peddler  lace  curtains,  <fec,  res  843  Isabella 
Harkina  John,  labor*  w  b  College  ave  ur  Hudson 

Harkina  Sarah  II  Mrs,  confectionery,  1  I ii7    Thirteenth  ave, 

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Harkinson  Charles,  capitalist,  res  1951  Grove 

Harkinson  Daniel,    clerk    Charles    Harkinson,    res    1951 

Grove 
Harkness  Fergus  M,  photographer,  556  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Harlan  Joel  M,  piano  tuner,  res  166  Sixth 
Harland  Albert,  boiler  washer  S  P  Co,  res  1422  Sixteenth 
Harley  Edward  J,  machinist,  res  1004  Pine 
Harlow  Charles  A,  salesman  Agard  &Co,  res  415  Eighteenth 
Harlow  Edward  W,  tack   maker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co, 

res  1224  Franklin 
Harlow  Frank,  laborer  J  Davis,  res  Claremont   ave  nr  Col- 
lege ave 
Harlow  L  M  Mrs,  res  562  E  Twelfth 
Harlow  Lucy  I  Miss,  res  951  Clay 
Harlow  Wm,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  College  ave 
Harlow  William  S,  under  sheriff  Alameda  County,  res  951 

Clay 
Harman  James,  carpenter,  res  2120  Union 
Harmon  Albion  K  P,  mining,  S  F,  res  1568  Webster 
HARMON  A  K  P  JR  (Harmon    &    Sears)    Park 

ave  nr  E  Fourteenth,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Harmon  Carrie,  domestic,  416  E  Fifteenth 
Harmon  Dana,  clerk  city  supt  of  streets,  res  224  Ninth 
Harmon  E  G,  carpenter,  res  722  Second 
Harmon  M  J  Mrs,  widow,  housekeeper,  res  864  Washington 
Harmon  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res   Shell  Mound  Station 
Harmon  Roberdeau,  physician  and    surgeon,   room  51,  969 
Broadway,  res  same 

HARMON  &  SEARS  <A  K  p  Harmon  Jr  ***  H 

B  Sears  Jr)  general  insurance,  958  Broadway 
Harmon  Winfield,  bookbinder    Pacific    Press,    res  1259  E 

Eleventh 
Harmonic  Society,  D  P  Hughes  director,  meets  every  Tues- 
day evening  Grand  Army  Hall 
Harms  Elmer,  clerk  J  Kornahrens,  res  1604  San  Pablo  ave 
Harms  R,  clerk,  res  870  Castro 
Harms    Richard,  employe  J  H  A  Folkers  &  Bro,  S   F,  res 

631  Fourteenth 
Harms  Samuel  A,  groceries,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1830  San 

Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Harms  W  T,  employe  J  H  A  Folkers  &  Bro,   S   F,  res  631 

Fourteenth 
Harnett  Ben,  driver  Orlando  Bemis 

Harnett  Charlotte  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1271  Fifth  ave 
Harnett  William  J  P,  cashier  Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co,  res 

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Harney  James  T,  fruit  peddler,  res  516  Forty-fifth 

Harney  Robert,  gasfitter  J  A  C  Macdonald 

Harney  Wm  J,  fruit  peddler,  res  s  s  Forty-fifth  bet  Grove 
and  Telegraph  ave 

Harper ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Harper  A  M  Mrs,  res  1151  Harrison 

Harper  Fred  W,  iron  molder,  res  921  Twenty-fourth 

Harper  J  Mrs,  propr  Harper's  Exchange,  NW  cor  Telegraph 
ave  and  Thirty-ninth,  res  same 

Harper  Leroy  R,  engineer,  res  1151  Harrison 
I  Harper  Walter,  canvasser,  res  1018  Twelfth 
i  Harraher  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1319  Twelfth 
|  Harrell  Alfred  Mrs,  res  567  Eleventh 
j  Harrell  L  A  Mrs,  res  567  Eleventh 
j  Harrell  Lizzie  Miss,  res  567  Eleventh 

Harries  William  H,  banker,  S  F,  res  1361  Jackson 

Harrigan  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  964 
Third 

Harrigan  John,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1687  Seventh 

Ilarriinan  Frank  G,  bookkeeper  Pacfiic  Coast  Planing  Mills, 
res  1383  Broadway 

Harrington   Charles,  driver  Pione.r  Soda  Works,  res  Ave- 
nue House 

Harrington  Charles  H,  cigar  maker,  res  1012  Webster 

Harrington  C  F,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  res  1012  Webster 

Harrington   Cornelius,  helper  J  A  C   MacDonald,  res   1393 
Chestnut 

Harrington  Daniel  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  755  Market 

Harrington  George,  res  328  E  Fourteenth 

Harrington  J,  blacksmith,  res  East  Oakland  Hotel 

Harrington  James  R,  fruit  peddler,  603  Webster,  res  8  F 

Harrington  .1  E)  Mrs,  res  L313  Clay 

Harrington  Jonn,  res  957  Campbell 

Harrington  John  F,  butcher,  973  Third, res  755  Market 

Harrington  .Julia  Mrs,  res  712  Linden 

Harrington  Martha  (J  Miss,  student,  res  1012  Webster 

Harrington  Mary  Miss,  res  306  Thirteenth 

Harrington  Mary  Ada  Miss,  clerk  Tafl  ft  Pennoyer,  res  1012 
Webster 

Harrington    Michael,  night   fireman  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail 

Co,  1  Linden 

Harrington  Phineas,  rea  L9J ;,>('>  Linden 

Harrington  T,  laborer  8  I*  Co,  res  756  Market 

Harrington    Thomas    F,  bookkeeper  Fisher   &  Taylor,  res 

567  Sixth 
Harrington  Timothy,  employe  8  I*  Co,  r<         -  Market 

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Harrington  Wm,  apprentice  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1781  Wil- 
liam 

Harrington  Wm  C,  physician,  res  1426  Tenth  ave 

Harrington  W  S,  res  1426  Tenth  ave 

Harrington  W  S,  carpenter,  res  1016  Brush 

Harris  A  Mrs,  res  1132  Adeline 

Harris  Agnes  Miss,  supt  The  Athenaeum,  res  Eighth  bet 
Wood  and  Pine 

Harris  Albert,  barber  Sylvester  Jacobs,  res  1811  Grove 

Harris  Annie  H  Mrs,  res  1164  Peralta 

Harris  &  Baker  (John  Harris  and  T  A  Baker)  native  wines, 
City  Market 

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Harris  Bessie  Miss,  compositor,  S  F,  res  1319  Tenth 
Harris  Bessie  Miss,  res  1240  Adeline 

Harris  Chas  A,  King  Publishing  Co,  S  F,  res  268  E   Tenth 
Harris  Clara  Mrs,  widow,  res  829  Oak 
Harris  Edith  R  Miss,  res  1319  Tenth 
Harris  Edward  A,  broommaker,  res  1778  Division 

Harris  Edward  A,  clerk Cameron,  res   1766   Division 

Harris  Edwin  F,  clerk,  res  829  Oak 

Harris  E  J,  traveling  agt,  Portland,  Oregon,  res  1322  Tenth 

ave 
Harris  Eliza  G  Miss,  res  829  Oak 
Harris  Emma  L  Miss,  res  1003  Fifth  ave 
Harris  Francis,  canvasser,  res  831-J-  Magnolia 
Harris  Frank,  res  265  Twelfth 
Harris  George,   porter    Pullman    Palace    Car    Co,    res    808 

Jefferson 
Harris  George,  dentist,  res  690  E  Thirty-second 
Harris  George  D,  sec  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res  S  F 
Harris  George   L,  chief  engineer   steamer  Arago,  res   1215 

Brush 
Harris  George  T,  carpenter,  res  804  Franklin 
Harris  George  W,  saloon,  res  690  E  Thirty-second 
Harris  Jacob  L  (Harris  &  Beel)  res  214  Twelfth 
Harris  John  (Baker  &  Harris)  res  413  Twelfth 
Harris  John  A,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  814  Twentieth 
Harris  John  F,  ship  carpenter,  res  1319  Tenth 
Harris  Joseph,  cook,  res  254  Hollis 
HARRIS  JOSEPH,  clothing,  merchant  tailor  and 

men's  furnishing  goods,  915  Broadway,  res  212  Twelfth 
Harris  Joseph,  cook,  1725  Fourteenth 


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Harris  Lillian   Miss,   teacher   kindergarten,   SW    cor    Goss 
and  Wood,  res  Eighth  bet  Wood  and  Pine 

Harris  Lillie  Miss,  res  1164  Peralta 

Harris  M  C  Rev,  supt  Japanese  Mission,  1253  Jefferson,  res 
318  Eddy,  S  F 

Harris  Mark  (Lewis  Packing  Co,  S  F)  res  591  Sycamore 

Harris  May  Miss,  res  1322  Tenth  ave 

Harris  M   H    Mrs,  lodging   house,  860  Broadway,  res  same 

Harris  Minnie  Miss,  saleslady  S  E  Brookes,  res -967  Broad- 
way 

Harris  Nellie  Miss,  teacher  violin,  res  265  Twelfth 

Harris  Sabin,  farmer,  res  265  Twelfth 

Harris  Sarah  Mrs,  teacher  mental  science,  res  Henry  House 

Harris  S  E  Mrs,  res  963  Harrison 

Harris  Stephen,  shipping  clerk  P   M  S   S   Co,  S  F,  res  829 
Oak 

Harris  Stephen  D,  miner,  res  1279  Eighth  ave 

Harris  William,  res  716  Henry 

Harrison ,  res  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Harrison  Benj,    engineer    steamer    Tillamook,    res    462     E 
Twelfth 

Harrison  &  Boyce  (T  G  Harrison  and  S  B  Boyce)  groceries, 
411  Twelfth  and  1143  E  Fourteenth 

Harrison  Edward  S,  traveling   passenger  agt,  S  F,  res  L667 
Seward 

Harrison  John,  machinist,  pea  714  Eighteenth 

Harrison  Joseph  M,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  17-_!1 
Myrtle 

Hani-. >n  L  A  Mrs,  res  Wmsor  Hotel 

Harrison  Minnie  Miss,  res  462  E  Twelfth 

Harrison  M  L  Mrs,  pea  L710  Nineteenth  ave 

Harrison  Robert,  detective,  rea  L375  Seventh 

Harrison  School,  Misa  II  M  Mullen  principal,  SWcor  Har- 
rison and  Fourth 

Harrison   Simon   X,  contractor  and  builder,  NW  cor  Shat- 
tuck  ave  and  Forty-ninl  h,  res  same 

Harrison-Streel    Baptist  Church,  Rev  W  T  Fleenor  pa-tor. 
Harrison  be1  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Harrison  Thomas  G  (Harrison  &  Boyce)  rea  962  Market 

Harrison  William  B;  Bhip  caulker,  S  F,  rea  L713  Seward 

Harrod  Joseph  A., janitor,  res  L631  Myrtle 

Harrold    Frank   (cashier   Well  man,  Peck   &   Co,  8    F)  res 
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Harrold  James,  commission  merchant  525  Front,   S  F,   res 

1307  Monroe 
Harrold  James  H,  salesman    Wheaton   &   Luhrs,  res  1305 
Monroe 
tf  Harrold  Lizzie  C  Miss,  res  1307  Monroe 
P  Harrold  Mamie  L  Miss,  res  1307  Monroe 
rf  Harrower  Henry,  carpenter,  res  1369  Tenth 
.!  Harrower  Jessie  Miss,  res  1369  Tenth 
Wj  Harrower  Robert,  farmer,  res  672  E  Twenty-fourth 
Harrower  Robert  Jr,  res  672  E  Twenty-fourth 
Hart  A  C,  student  R  W  Meek,  1169  Broadway 
Hart  Ben,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  451  E  Tenth 
Hart  Chas,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  451  E  Tenth 
W  Hart  Charles  F,  sugar  mills   Sandwich   Islands,  res  Second 
e  of  College  ave 
Hart  Daniel,  saloon  622  Broadway,  res  same 
Hart  Edward  H,  clerk  VV  B  Hardy,  res  954  Campbell 
Hart  E  H,  insurance,  S  F,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 
Hart  Ellen  D  Miss,  res  451  E  Tenth 
Hart  Frances  S  Miss,  res  1069  Market 
Hart    Frederick,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing  Co,  res 

'Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Hart  George  R,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  765  Eleventh 
Hart  Hattie  M  Miss,  res  1069  Market 
Hart  Helen  W  Mrs,  res  1855  Telegraph  ave 
Hart  Jackson,   grain  commission   merchant,  S  F,  res  1069 

Market 
Hart  John  A,  funeral  director  Henry  Evers,  res  863  Wash- 
ington 
Hart  John  C,  press  boy  Tribune,  res  451  E  Tenth 
Hart  Joseph  J  (Goldberg  &  Hart)  res  954  Campbell 
Hart  J  Withrow,  clerk  Pacific  Bank,  S  F,  res  1069  Market   ^ 
Hart  Louis,  salesman,  1063  Broadway 
Hart  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  451  E  Tenth 

Hart  Mary  J  Miss,  employe   California   Hosiery  Co,  res  451 
.|  |  E  Tenth 

QJiHart  Mary  Miss,  student,  res  1069  Market 
u  Hart  Nellie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  451  Tenth 
"3'  Hart  Richard  B,  errand  bov   Tribune,  res  451  E  Tenth 
1  Hart  S  J  Mrs,  res  858  West 
Hart  William,  salesman  White    Sewing    Machine    Co,    res 

Henrv  nr  Seventh 
Hart  WmL,  res  1069  Market 

Hartford  Andrew  J,  blacksmith,  res  1014  Webster 
Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co,  of  Hartford,    Conn,    Strong    & 

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Z  Hartley  John  W  F,  physician,  S  F,  res  914  Magnolia 
r™  Q  Hartley  Maggie  Miss,  chambermaid,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
U)  21  Hartman  Jules,  propr  Boulevard  Boat  Landing,  Lake    Mer- 
ritt,  E  Twelfth,  res  same 

Hartman  William,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  227  Eighth 

Hart m an n  Emma  Miss,  res  1425  Eleventh 

Hartmann  Henry  J,  ship  carpenter,  res  1425  Eleventh 

Hartmann  John,  shipwright,  res  883  Bay 

Hartnett  Casilear  M,  res  tiSZ  Thirteenth 

Hartshorn  Emma  Miss,  res  769  Eighth 

Hartson ,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1559  Seventh 

Hartstone  Harry,  driver  C  Jaenicke,  res  S15  Broadway 

Hartwell  Mrs,  res  854  Brush 

Hartv  Alice  Miss,  res  822  Twenty-first 

Harty  Ellen  Mrs,  res  614  Filbert 

Harty  Katie  Miss,  res  822  Twenty-first 

^    Harty  Maggie  Miss,  res  822  Twenty-first 
Harty  L  Mrs,  res  1403  Grove 
Harty  Maurice,  laborer,  res  822  Twenty-first 
H    Harty  Robert,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  734  Linden 
Harty  Sophie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1477  Fifth 
kg    Hartz  Fred,  employe  Judson  Iron  Works,  res  511  Third 
^g       Hart/.  John,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  L868  William 
g;    Harvey  Amelia  Miss,  res  1064  Wood 
p^l    Harvey  Ben  F,  engineer    tug     Water    Nymph     res    698    E 

S  Eighteenth 

Barvey  Delino,  blind  maker  California  Door   Co,   res  Ala- 
meda 
Harvey  Dora  F,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  1770  Eighth 
1  [arvey  ( reorge,  engineer  S  P  Co.  rea  cor  Twelfth  and  ( rrove 
-  Harvey  Geo  H,  captain  tug  Monarchy   res   519   E   Twenty- 

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^|    Harvey  John  J,  plumber  and  gasfitter  .1  C  Bullock,  res  1770 

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Harvey  Jonah,  gardener,  rea  L064  Wood 
Harvey  Leroy  G-,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  rea  L128  Filbert 

W    Harvey  0  F,  principal  Fruit  Vale  School,  rea  680  Tenth 
Harvey  R  A.  employe  II  (J  Smith,  pea  1770  Division 
Harvey  S  B  Mrs,  rea  71  1  Fourteenth 
S    Harvey  Susan,  widow,  rea  711  Fourteenth 
Harvey  William,  carpenter    William    Christen,    rea    1770 
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Harwood  Martha  Mrs,  res  1617  Twelfth 

Haselbacher  Charles,  florist,  n  s    Fortieth   nr    Adeline,  res 
same 

Haselbacher  John  A,  brush  mfr,  res  n  s   Fortieth    nr  Ade- 
line 

Hashford  Wm,  res  Winthrop  House 

Haskell  E  F,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1025  Chester 

Haskell  E  T,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  868  Chester 

Haskell  Noyes  P,  res  1558  Eighth 

Haskell  0  P,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  313  Sixth 

Haskell  Walter  S,  lather,  res  1518  Telegraph  ave 

Haskin  Enoch  W,  railroad  ticket  agt,  res  660  Fourteenth 

Haskins  C  W,  res  776  Eleventh 

Haslett  J  W,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  829  Peralta 

Hasmer  James  P,  carpenter,  res  860  Harrison 

Hassar  M  Mrs,  res  720  Castro 

Hassard  Henry  H,  reporter  RG  Dun  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1108  E 
Twenty-second 

Hassard  Richard,  gardener,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Hassinger  Samuel,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

Hassinger  S  K,  res  Bushell  House 

Hassler  Anton,    machinist    California    Door    Co,    res    1575 
Eighth  ave 

Hassler  Lawrence  J,  photographer  F  B  Rodolph,    res   1575 
Eighth  ave 

Hast  Edward  S,  accountant  Bank  of  California  S  F,  res  1828, 
Nineteenth  ave 

Hastie  John,  baker,  res  529  Eighth 

Hastings  ,  res  362  Tenth 

Hastings  Alice -Mrs,  res  841  Thirty-third 

Hastings  Joseph,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  565  E  Twenty-first 

Hastings  Samuel  J,  stenographer,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Haswell  Charles  R,  clerk  J  H  Mallett,  res  866  Chester 

Haswell  F  B  Mrs,  teacher  piano,  461  Ninth,  res  576  Thirty-  i 
fourth 

Haswell  Frederick  B,  real  estate  461  Ninth,  res  576  Thirty- 
fourth 

Haswell  Wm  P,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  866  Chester 

HATCH  ALBERT  J,  manager  Pacific  Postal  Tele- 
graph  Cable  Co,  950  Broadway,  res  864  Washington 

Hatch  Annie  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1025  Seventh  ave 

Hatch  Asa  D,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1221  Chestnut 

Hatch  B  Mrs,  res  542  Charter 

Hatch  Charles  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  536  Simpson  ave 

Hatch  Emeline  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1717  Chase 

Hatch  Emma  F  Miss,  res  1221  Chestnut 


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Hatch  George,  barkeeper  Howard  Shaw,  res    1067  Twenty- 
eighth 

Hatch  Gertrude  A  Miss,  res   1717  Chase 

Hatch  Grace  Miss,  res  1025  Seventh  ave 

Hatch  Hiram  E,  contractor  1717  Chase,  res  same 

Hatch  Jabez,  capitalist,  res  1108i  Broadway 

Hatch    James    L,    correspondent    S  F   Chronicle,    res   1065 
Twelfth  ave 

Hatch  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  10<i7  Twenty-eighth 

Hatch  Minnie  L  Miss,  res  536  Simpson  ave 

Hatch  Wm  K,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1065  Twelfth  ave 

Hatfield  Andrew  D,    real  estate,    Fresno,    res  822    Twenty- 
seventh 
Ilatiield  George  R,  bookkeeper,  res  1260  Fifth  ave 

Hathaway  Fred,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1409  Castro 

Hatlich  F  Mrs,  res  541  Thirty-eighth 

Hatlich  Louis,  candy  maker,  S  F,  res  541  Thirty-eighth 
Hatton  Joseph,  barber,  974  Seventh,  res  same 

Hatton  Joseph  A,  barber,  res  737  Filbert 

Hatton  J  S,  janitor  S  F,  res  737  Filbert 

Hatton  S  H  Mrs,  res  737  Filbert 

Hatton  Thomas,  foreman  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  762 

Fourth 
Hatton  Thomas  F,  foreman    yard    Pacific    Iron   and   Nail 

Works,  res  762  Fourth 
Hatton  Walter,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Hat/  John,  machinist  1'  S  Co,  res  1868  William 
Hauer  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  cor  Clement  ave  and  Martin 
Baug  Friederich  W,  machinist  Gustav Haug, res  1  105  Eigh- 
teenth 
Baug  Gustave  A.  machinist,  res  1405  Eighteenth 
Baughlund  Andrew,  carpenter,  S  F,  1408  Tenth,  (rear) 
Bauptstuck  Robert,  shoemaker,  603  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Baural  Vincent, liquors,  469  Seventh 
Eaure Honore,  waiter   Barnum    Restaurant,    res    BE    cor 

Broadway  and  Seventh 
Bauschildl  Henry  C  T,  watchman  .)    F   Young,  res    Bay- 
wards 
I [austrauser  I.  carpenter  W  T  Witch 
Bavelio  W  G,  conductor  S  P  t1".  res  66]  Ninth 
Haven  Charles,  traveling  salesman,  rea  s"7  Market 
1 1 ;i yen  Charles  D  Jr,  Oakland  Cycle  Co,  res  cor  Eighth  and 

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Haven  Clarence,  tinsmith,  res  s,|7  Market 
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Haven  Fred  L,  Liverpool,  London  and  Globe  Insurance  Co, 
S  F,  res  177  E  Fourteenth 

Haven  Henry,  bookkeeper  Eagle  Oil  and  Refining  Co,  S  F, 
res  807  Market 

HAVEN  INSTITUTE,  Miss  Ella  Hill  proprietor 
and  manager,  906  Broadway 

Haven  James  M,  att}T-at-law,  S  F,  res  1329  Harrison 

Haven  Mattie  E  Miss,  res  1329  Harrison 

Haven  School  (The)  Miss  Ella  Hill  propr,  rooms  83-84,  906 
Broadway 

Haven  Thomas  E,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1329  Harrison 

Havens  Albert  W,  sec  Consolidated  Virginia  Mining  Co,  S 
F,  res  1661  Webster 

Havens  Charles  D,  mgr  Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe 
Insurance  Co,  res  Eighth  bet  Adeline  and  Linden 

Havens  Charles  D  Jr,  insurance  clerk,  res  Eighth  bet  Ade- 
line and  Linden 

Havens  Charles  M  Mrs,  res  991  Wood 

Havens  Edward,  insurance  clerk,  res  Eighth  bet  Adeline 
and  Linden 

Havens  Frank  C,  pres  Home  Benefit  Life  Association,  res 
Vernon  Heights 

Havens  Frank  J,  insurance  solicitor  H  T  Smith,  res  Blake 
House 

Havens  H  H,  atty-at-law,  res  Blake  House 

Havens  H  H  Mrs,  state  corresponding  sec  W  C  T  U,  res 
Blake  House 

Havens  H  Roscoe,  atty-at-law  and  deputy  county  assessor, 
res  Blake  House 

Havens  John  F,  atty-at-law,  864i  Broadway,  res  820  Fif- 
teenth 

Havens  John  W,  teller  Pacific  Bank,  S  F,  res  Blake  House 

Havens  Lawrence,  student,  res  Eighth  bet  Adeline  and  Lin- 
den 

Havens  Wm  P,  clerk  Commercial  Union  Insurance  Co,  res 
1116  Adeline 

Havey  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 

Havlin  W  G,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1724  Twelfth 

Hawes  Helen  B  Miss,  res  603  E  Fourteenth 

Hawes  Leon,  cigar  maker  R  Kuerzel,  res  West  Berkeley 

Hawes  Margaret  H  Miss,  res  603  E  Fourteenth 

Hawes  Wm  H,  master  mariner,  res  603  E  Fourteenth 

Hawk  George  F,  sec  Oakland  Trotting  Park,  res  Emery- 
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.Hawkes  Ann  Mrs,  res  812  Myrtle 

Hawkes  Charles  H,  carpenter,  res  713  Center 

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^  Hawkes  John,  employe  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res 

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^  Hawkes  Minnie  Miss,  res   S12  Myrtle 
I—  Q   Hawkes  Robert  H,   clerk    Kirkland  &  Trowbridge,   res    812 
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Hawkins  Grace  Miss,  res  619  E  Nineteenth 

Hawkins  James,  bookkeeper,  res  575  Kennedy 

Hawkins  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1115  Willow 

Hawkins  Mary  Miss,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1115  Willow 

Hawkins  M  E  Mrs,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1779  Goss 

Hawkins    Thomas,  employe  California    Door  Co,  res   1115 

Willow 
Hawkins  Walter  L,  mining  and  real  estate,  res  1779  Goss 
Hawkins  Waverly  C,  res  966  Kirkham 
Hawley  Calvin  H,  tallyman  S  P  Co,  res  1669  Seward 
Hawley  Charles  (Hawley  Bros,  S  F)  res  Kelsey  House 
Hawley  J  D  Mrs,  matron  Hopkins  Academy,  res  same 
Hawley  Prank  E,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  same 
Hawley  George  B,  student,  res  1118  Seventh  ave 
Iawlev  George  F  (Hawley  Bros,  S  F)  res  Prospect  Heights 
Iawley  .)  C,  res  1016  Tenth  ave 
Iawley  II  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  1118 Seventh  ave 
Iawley  Jacob  C, lumber,  S  F,  res  522  Knox  Place 
[awley  L  H,  clerk  Hawley   Bros,  S  F,  res  2100  Telegraph 
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Iawley  Lydia  M  Mrs,  res  1220  Fruit  Vale  ave 

[awley  Marion  E3  Miss, res  1 1  is  Seventh  ave 

Iawlev  Mary  A  Mis-,  res  522  Knox  Place 

[awley  Wm  N,  rea  L307  Market  g 

Iawley  W    X.  dry  goods  and    notions  H26   Thirteenth  aV9,    $ 

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Haworth  Thomas  J,  pattern  maker,  8  F,  rea   1314  Filbert 
1  |;iw  -  L,  helper  Jeffress,  M  itchell  A  ( lo 
Hay  Alison*  Mrs,  physician,  826  Webster,  res  same 
Hayden  C  D,  helper  Jeffress,  Mitchell  iV  Co 
Hayden  Ja  porter  8  P  Co,  rea  l  L20  Third 

Hayden  Michael,  Laborer  8  P  Co,  rea  309  Second 

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THE  HARTFORD  RECORD: 
Chicago,    1871,    Paid    $1,933,562 

Boston  1872,  Paid  $485,316 

Virginia    City,   Paid    $67,562 

St.  John,  N.  B.,  Paid,  $137,628 
Grand  Total  for  90  Years,  $35,000,000. 


PACIFIC    DEPARTMENT: 

California,    Oregon,    Nevada,    Washington  Territory, 

Idaho,     Utah,     British    Columbia, 

Hawaiian     Islands. 

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OAKLAND. 


Seventy  Ninth  Annual  Statement 

JJartford  Fire  Jhsuarnce  (Jo. 


OF    HARTFORD,    COXX. 

January  1st,  1889. 


ASSETS. 

Cash  on  hand,  in  Bank  and  Cash  Items %    648,856  52 

Cash   m    hands   of   Agents   and  in    course  of 

Transmission   384,652  (.»<> 

Rents  and  accrued  Interest •Jo.»'>7,.>  45 

Real  Estate  Unincumbered 543,675  60 

Loans  on  Bond  and  Mortgage  (1st  lien) 1,183,000  00 

Loans  on  Collateral  Security 53,500  00 

Lank  Stock,  Hartford,  Market  Value 310,736  00 

New  York,             "           305,365  00 

Boston,                   "           82,300  00 

Albany  and  Montreal  M'kt  Value  8 3,375  00 

Uailroad  Stocks 608,6  10  00 

State,  City  and  Railroad  Bonds 1,300,900  00 

United  states  Bonds 221,400  00 

Totiil  Assets $5,750,080  47 


Cash  Capital $1,250,000  00 

Re-Insurance   Reserve    2,014,565  44 

Outstanding  Claims 251,532  1  1 

Policy  Solders'  Surplus 3,483,982  59 

Net  Surplus           2,233,982  59 

I iicr«  ase  in  Net  Surplus 297,722  7^ 

[ncrease  in  Gross  Assets    461,476  50 

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Hayes  Anna  H  Miss,  res  cor  Watson  ave  and  Brooklyn 
Hayes  C  E,  clerk  Pacific  Improvement  Co  S  F,  res   527  E 

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Hayes  Chas  D,  res  cor  Watson  ave  and  Brooklyn 
Hayes  &  Co  (Henry,  James  and  L  Brooks)  wholesale  butch- 
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Hayes  D  D,  supt  Pacific  Coast  Fire  Apparatus  Co,  res  Fruit 

Vale  ave 
Hayes  Daniel  E,  employe  Fulton  Iron  Work,  S  F,  res  909 

Linden 
Hayes  Edith  W  Miss,  res  cor  Watson  ave  and  Brooklyn 
Hayes  H,  upholsterer  McGovern  &  Cahill 
Hayes  Harry  P,  grainer,  res  1511  Broadway 
Hayes  Henry  (Hayes  &Co)  res  626  E  Fourteenth 
Hayes   James,    blacksmith    San    Pablo  ave    nr  Powell,  res 

Wilder  nr  San  Pablo  ave,  Golden  Gate 
Hayes  James,  blacksmith,  S  F  Tool  Co,  res  Golden  Gate 
Hayes  James,  student,  res  822  Willow 
Hayes  Johanna  Mrs,  variety  store,  822  Willow,  res  same 
Hayes  John,  farmer,  res  1415  Brush 
Hayes  John  B,  res  1511  Broadway 
Hayes  John  F,  teamster  Whittier,   Fuller  &  Co,  res  1511 

Broadway 
Hayes  John  J,  shirt  cutter  M  J  KELLER,  res  1432 

Linden 
Hayes  L  J  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  res  356  Tenth 
Hayes   Martin,    messenger  M  J  KELLER,   res    1510 

Third 
Hayes  Mary  Miss,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Salem 
Hayes  Mary  Mrs,  propr  Gieschen  House,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Broadway 
Hayes  Mary  Mrs,  res  1510  Third 
Hayes   M   C,   candies  and  varieties,  Market-Street  Station, 

res  769  Market 
Hayes  Michael,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Salem 
Hayes  Patrick,  laborer,  res  859  Milton 
Hayes  Peter,  laborer,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Salem 
Hayes   Raymer  W,  driver  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  1511 

Broadway 
Hayes  Rosa  Miss,  res  527  E  Eleventh 
Hayes  Thomas,  stone  cutter  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  John 

nr  Piedmont  ave 
Hayes  Thomas  A,  mgr   Main  &  Winchester,  S  F,  res  1407 

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Hayes  William  J,  parcel  wrapper  M  J  KELLER,   res 


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Hayes  Wm  P,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  870  Campbell 

Hayu  Richard,  music  teacher,  res  757  drove 

Hayne  Mary  Miss,  res  757  Grove 

Haynes  Abagil  Mrs,  res  1107  Tenth  ave 

Haynes  Benj,  real  estate.  S  F,  res  1518  Seventh  ave 

Haynes  Benj  W,  clerk,  res  151 S  Seventh  ave 

Haynes  Daniel  P,  teacher  Fields  Seminary,   res  544  Twen- 
tieth 

Haynes  G  E,  dentist  R  H  Cool,  res  S  F 

Haynes  Hiram  A,  ship  carpenter,  res  1866  Division 

Hays  Annie  E,  vocalist,  res  1672  Lincoln 

Hays  District  School,  Miss  Etta  Ellerhorst  teacher 

Hays  Henry,  extraman  Engine  Co,  No  2 

Hays  James,   plumber,  windmill   repairer   &c,  res  2  Forty- 
fourth 

Hav-  Montgomerys  expressman,  res  2  Fortv-fourth 

Hays  W  P,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  S70  Campbell 

Hayselden  Annie  Mrs,  res  360  E  Sixteenth 

Hayward ,  gardener,  res  Areata  House 

Hazelton  Harry  H,  clerk  H  W  Hill,  res  901  Washington 

Hazelton  William,  printer,  S  F,  res  984  Willow 

Hazely  William,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res 
764  Fourth 

Hazlett  George,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Hazletl  M  A  Mrs,  res  2041  Linden 

Hazlett  William  J,  employe  Pacihc   Iron   and   Nail  Co.  764  ^^l 
Fourth 

Heacock    Benjamin,    miller    Golden    Rule    Flour  Mill,  res 

1 156  Madison 
Heacock   H    B  Rev,  pastor  Eighth  Avenue  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  res  1319  Eighth  ave 
Heacock  M  A  Mi--,  res  1319  Eighth  ave 
Head  C  P  Mrs,  res  760  Tenth 

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Head  William,  butler,  res  L376  Madison  r* 

Heald  Allen,  mining,  re-  L120  Ninth  a\  h 

II. iald  Fred  8,  carpenter,  res  L120  Ninth  ave  J3 
Heald  Geo  H,  shipping  clerk  Pacific   Press,  res  ssl    Milton  |' 
Healey  Annie   Miss,*  laandress  Contra  Costa   Laundry,  n 
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Healey  .lane-  Jr,  newsboy,  res  736  Linden 
Healev  John,  Laborer  East   Oakland    Brick    Yard,  res    l  ll;> 

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Healey  Maggie,  domestic,  949  Filbert 

HEALTH  OFFICER,  Daniel  D  Crowley,  Fifteenth 

rear  of  City  Hall 
j;  Healy  Abraham,  wiper  S  P  Co,  res    NE    cor    Forty-fourth 
.<$  and  Grove 

Healy  Charles  S,  bookkeeper,  res  1261  Eleventh,  E  Oakland 

Healy  Clara  Miss,  res  861  Harrison 

Healy  E  Mrs,  res  708  Eleventh 

Healy  Edward  M,  tailor  M  J  Healy,  res  861  Harrison 

Healy  J  Mrs,  res  2  Forty-third 

Healy  Jesse,  res  1012  Clay 

Healy  J  H,  physician,  res  1012  Clay 

Healy  John,  artist  and  paper  hanger   McGovern   &  Cahill, 

res  861  Harrison 
Healy  Joseph,  painter,  res  861  Harrison 
Healy  Joseph,  painter,  res  Newland  House 
Healy  Henry,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  731^  Henry 
Healy  Maria  Miss,  carpet    sewer  McGovern  &    Cahill,  res 

861  Harrison 
Healy  Maurice  J,  merchant  tailor,  1069   Broadway,  res   861 

Harrison 
Healy  Michael,  driver  O  C  R  Co,  res  2  Forty-third 
Healy  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1810  William 
Healy  Patrick  J,  laborer,  res  1323  Myrtle 
Healy    Richard,    driver    O   C  R  R  Co,  res   2   Forty-third 
Heaney  Annie  Miss,  laundress,  res  1218  Cypress 
Heaney  Honora  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 

1218  Cypress 
Heaney  Kate  Miss,  res  856  Jefferson 
Heaney  Sarah  Mrs,  janitress  Grove  Street   School,   res  856 

Jefferson 
Hearsey  Mason  E,  machine  hand,  S  F,  res  1128  Myrtle 
Hearst  J  W,  letter  carrier,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 
Hearther  Chas,  barber  A  Kieso,  res  Fifth  nr  Broadway 
Heath  High  O,  plasterer,  res  960  Clay 
Heath  Virginia  D  Miss,  teacher   Lincoln  School,  res   1812 

Taylor,  S  F 
Heath  Walter,  house  decorator,  res  858  Clay 
Heather  Lily  Miss,  res  1164  Peralta 
Heather  Seaton,  res  The  Arlington 
Heaton  Jennie  M  Miss,  res  1225  Webster 
Heaton  Mary  C  Miss,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1216  Fil- 
bert 
Heaton  Thos  L  Prof,  res  Blake  House 
Heaton  Warran,  traveling  insurance  agt,  res   1216  Filbert 


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Heaton   Warren    D,    capitalist,    1106    Broadway,    res    1225 

Webster 
Heavey  Hugh,  laborer,  res  674  Twenty-sixth 
Heavey  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  1261  Center 
Heckell  W  F,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  914  Pine 
Heckert  Henry,  sub-foreman  S  P  Co 

Heckert  William  baker  New  York  Bakery,  res  408  Ninth 
Heckman  Ernest,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1675  Atlantic 
Heckrnan  Frank  F,  apprentice  California  Electrical  Works, 

res  1722  Twelth 
Heckmen  Francis  C,  boot  and  shoemaker,  859  Hood,  res 

1720  Twelth 
Heckman  Lena  Miss,  res  1675  Atlantic 
Heckman  Wm,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1675  Atlantic 
Heckman  Wm  Jr,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1675  Atlantic 
Hecox  C  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1104  Broadway,  res  same 
Hedberg  Fred,  coachman  S  M  Babbitt,  res  1954  Webster 
Hedemark  A,  capet  layer  McGovern  &  Cahill,  res  E  Nin- 

teenth  nr  Twentieth  ave 
Hedges  E  R,  druggest  Merriman  Manufacturing  Co,  res  219 

Tenth 
Bedman  Emma,  domestic,  1331  Chestnut 
I l<-duck  Lyman,  dentist,  res  970  Twenty-sixth  a\ 
Heduck  Walter  M,  res  970  Twnety-sixth  ave 
Beebner  Theresa  Miss,  res  661  Grove 
Heelan  John,  laborer,  res  710  Twenth -seventh 
II     riian  John,  laborer,  rea  Franklin  Hotel 
II<<  aey  Anne  Mrs,  res  711  Sixth 
Beeney  Rich,  teamster,  rea  Franklin  Hotel 
Heei-  Herman,  rea  89]   Bay 
Beeseman    Charles  J,  clerk    C  &  A   Nordhausen,  res    563 

Fourteenth 
Besseman  Gerhard  F,  salesman  C  &  A  Nordhausen.  res  563 

Fourteenth 
lb  Miii  II  M ,  furniture  dealer,  754  Seventh,  res  s~>7  Brush 
Befty  Berger,  employe  8  P  Co,  pea  s||l  Willow 
Befty  Carrie  Mi  —  ,  bookkeeper  Davis    Bros,   S  F,   rea  s,,t> 

Franklin 
Befty  Emma  Mrs,  teacher,  rea  806  Franklin 
Befty  G,  employe  8  P  Co,  rea  S(,l  Willow 
Befty  Mathias,  carpenter,  pea  B06  Franklin 
I  [egadorn  <  h  l  247  Fontainbleau  a\  i 

.in  John,  carpenter,  pea  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Nfoa  ave 
Beider  Ern<  ign  writer  Al  Wood,  rea  l~r_'  Seaward 

Beider  Frank  B,  clerk  Geo  B  Flint,  rea  L504  San  Pablo  ave 
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Heider  William,  student  R  H  Cool,  res  1504  San  Pablo   ave 

Heidt  Jacob,  poultry  rancher,  res  Commercial  Melrose 

Heier  Henry,  farmer,  res  825  Filbert 

Heim  J  J  bookbinder,  res  St  John 'House 

Heim  Julius  F  H,  (Swenarton  &  Heim,  S  F)  res  1336  Fil- 
bert 

Heiman  Isaac,  peddler,  res  267  Third 

Heimbold  Eva  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  N  Larymance,  res  1411 
Franklin 

Heimbold  Julius,  contractor,  res  1411  Franklin 

Heinay  Sarah  Mrs,  res  1157  Franklin 

Heine  Adolph,  Home  Bakery,  1263  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Heinimann  Emma  Miss,  res  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  E 
Twenty-seventh 

Heinimann  John  M,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  cor  Twenty- 
third  ave  and  E  Twenty-seventh 

Heinimann  M  Dr,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  cor  Twenty- 
third  ave  and  E  Twenty-seventh 

Heino  Julius,  Dentist  A  F  Merriman  &  Son  res  S  F 

Heino  Louis,  plumer,  J  G  Poorinan,  res  909  E  Fourteenth 

Heinold  Conrad  bookkeeper,  res  542  Webster 

Heinold  John  M,  saloon,  542  Webster,  res  305  Second 

Heinrich  Charles,  tailor,  res  562  Sixth 

Heitmann  William  D,  roller  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works, 
res  665  Webster 

Held  Ernest,  barber,  S  F,  res  489  Orchard 

Held  George  C,  clerk  Metropolitan  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
816  Chester 

Held  John,  bartender  Kuhnle  &  Muller,  res  816  Chester 

Held  Justus,  -stock  raiser,  res  1666  Telegraph  ave 

Heleker  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  736 
Henry 

Heleker  Joseph,  employe  Pacific  Iron    and   Nail    Co,    res 
736  Henry 

Heleker  Peter,  laborer,  res  736  Henry 

Helems  Edith,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and    Shoe    Co,    res 
Pullman  House 

Helems  E  J  Mrs,  fitter   Wentworth    Boot    and    Shoe    Co, 
res  Pullman  House 

Hellend  Maurice,  painter,  res  1409  Twelfth 

Heller  Paul,  nailer    Pacific    Iron    and    Nail    Co,    res    969 

Fifth 
Hellman  Bertha  Miss,  res  1460  Linden 
Hellman  Isaac,  cleaner  S  P  Co 
Hellman  Jacob,  res  716  Seventh 
Hellman  Regina  Mrs,  varieties,  1684  Lincoln 


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Hellinan  Solomon,  tailor,  res  1460  Linden 

Hellocker  Lizzie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Helman  M  J,  machinist,  S  F,  res  713  Jefferson 

Helmeg  Martin,  laborer,  res    LTnion    ave    nr    Green,    Stock 

Yards 
Helmke  Bros  (Conrad  and  John)  grocers,  1552  Broadway 
Helmke  Charles  (Helmke,  Graber  &  Westerman,  S    F)   res 

1173    Seventh 
Helmke  Conrad  (Helmke  Bros)  res  407  Twenty-second 
Helmke  John  (Helmke  Bros)  res  1554  Broadway 
Helsel  Cora  Miss,  res  77i>  Twelfth 
Helsel  Henrv  C,  cabinet  maker,  res  1202  West 
Helsel  Ida  B^Mrs,  res  1202  West 
Helsel  Samuel  J,  employe  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,    res 

Twelfth 
Hemenway  Eleanor  Miss,  res  613  Eighteenth 
Hemenway  E  T  Mrs,  res  613  Eighteenth 
Hemmers  Otto  C,  laborer   Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res 

Golden  Gate 
Hemphill  Chas  F,  baker,  res  755  Clay 
Hemphill  Uriah,  res  755  Clay 
Hemphill  William  C,  employe    Judson    Manufacturing   Co, 

res  Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Hempstead  M  A  Mrs,  res  729  Tenth 
Hempstead  M  C  Mrs,  res  729  Tenth 
I  Unas  M  &  Co  (M   Henas    and   A    F    Cordoza)    groceries, 

liquors  and  cigars,  930  E  Fourteenth 
Henas  Manuel  (M  Henas  &  Co)  res  930  E  Fourteenth 
lUncka  Theodore,  laborer,  res  L860  Division 
Henderson  -      — ,  painter  Win  II    Weilbye 


Henderson  A  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  notions,  etc,  1503  Seventh, 

rea  same 
Henderson  Agnus  V  Miss,  res  1067  Willow 
Henderson  B  A   Miss,   milliner    Lerov    II    Briggs,    res    483 

Twenty-fifth 
Henderson  Chas,  porter  S  Plante,  res  664  Fourth 
Henderson  Charles  E,  letter  carrier,  res  1 1 L6  Broadwaj 
Henderson  Daniel  D,  carriage  painter    Frederick   A    Arth, 

re-  .".1  1    Seventh 

Henderson  David  M,  bookkeeper,  8  F.  n  Edwards 

Henderson  I  > w i l:  1 » t  A.,  carpenter, rea  L067  Willow 
Henderson  George   I.,  salesman  Huntington,  H«»pkin>  Co, 

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Henderson  George W,  house  mover,  re-  L906  Broadwaj 


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HENDERSON  &  GIBASD  (Win  J  Henderson 
and  John  P  Girard)  proprs  Brunswick  Billiard  Parlors, 
472  Ninth 

Henderson  Harry  H,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  481  Twenty- 
fifth 

Henderson  Henry  E,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  810  Harrison 
Henderson  Herbert,  laborer,  res  1906  Broadwray 
Henderson  James,  expressman,  res  1503  Seventh 
Henderson   John    H,  collector    Kenton  Coal    Co,   res    767 

Alice 
Henderson  Julia  M,  domestic,  923  Linden 
Henderson  K  A  Mrs,  res  762  Willow 
Henderson  M  A  Dr,  res  1519  Fifth 
Henderson  M  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1055  Washington 
Henderson  Oliver   P,  dental  student  Dr  C  S  Lane,  res  970 

Jefferson 
Henderson  Rebecca  T  Miss,  res  859  Castro 
Henderson  Samuel,  teamster  Renton  Coal  Co,  res   Winters 

Hotel 
Henderson  Thomas,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
HENDERSON  THOMAS  H,  agent  Renton  Coal 

Co,  413  Tenth,  res  767  Alice 
Henderson    Thomas    N,    pattern    maker    S    P    Co,  res   483 

Twenty-fifth 
Henderson  T  J,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res  Vernon  Heights 
Henderson  William,  mariner,  res  246  Eddie 
Henderson  Win  J  (Henderson  &  Girard)  res  Ross  House 
Hendricks  Charles,  tailor,  res  562  Sixth 
Hendricks  Edward,  butcher,  res  Golden  Gate 
Hendricks  Eunice,  res  1161  Peralta 
Hendricks  Sarah  E,  res  1161  Peralta 

Hendricks  Victoria  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Hendricksen  Christian,  first  cook  Industrial  Home  for  the 

Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Hendricksen  M,  second  cook  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Hendricksen  Kirstine  Mrs,  widow,  res  710  Twenty-ninth 
Hendrickson  Chas  E,  letter  carrier,  res  La  Clede  House 
Hendrickson  Christian,  laborer,  res  1605  Myrtle 
Hendrickson  George  R,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1367  Twelfth 

ave 
Hendrickson  W  D,  letter  carrier,  res  La  Clede  House 
Hendrix  Josie  H  Mrs,  widow,  768  res  Fifteenth 
Hendry  Joseph,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  516  Seven- 
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Hendry  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  516  Seventeenth,  res  same 
Henery   Thomas,  inmate  Industrial    Home    for   the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Henessey  John,  plumber,  res  1522  Fifth 
Henessey  James,  salesman  J  C  Nichols  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1820 

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Henessy  Morris,  tanner,  S  F,  res  1820  Goss 
Henessy  Win,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1522  Fifth 
Henessv  Win  J,  cabinet  maker  Union  Iron  Works,  S  F,  res 

1820  Goss 
Henken  Fred,  employe  Arder  Bros,  res  SE   cor  Eighteenth 

ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
Henken  J  F,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Eighteenth  ave 

and  E  Fourteenth 
Henken  Linda  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Eighteenth  ave  and  E  Four- 
teenth 
Henken  Minnie  Miss,  res  SE    cor    Eighteenth    ave    and  E 

Fourteenth 
Henker  Theodore,  laborer,  res  1860  Division 
Henn  Mrs,  washerwoman,    res  1005  Twenty-second  (rear) 
Henheberry  A  J,  teamster,  res  1814  Taylor 
Henneberry  James  D,  teamster,  Broadway  nr  Seventh,  res 

1814  Taylor 
Henneberry  Martin,    moulder    Phoenix    Foundry,    res   cor 

Third  and  Market 
Henneberry  Minnie  A  Miss,  res  167")  Twelfth 
HENNEBERRY    THOMAS     P,     proprietor 

Phoenix  Foundry,  627  Market,  res  1675  Twelfth 
Henneger  Nicholas,  res  412  Twenty-sixth 
Hennessey  Agnes  Mrs,  widow,  teacher  art  work,  802  Alice, 

res  same 
Hennessey  Frank,  res  767  Alice 
Hennessey  John  II.  plasterer,  360  Third 
Hennessey  Margaret  Mrs,  domestic  Mr    Fitzgerald,  res  313 

Fourteenth 
Hennessey  James,  laborer,  rea  351  Prospect 
Hennessey  May  Miss, res 351  Prospect 
Hennessey  M  J,  rea  35]  Prospect 
Hennessy  Simon,  laborer,  res 351  Prospect 
Hennig  Frederick  M,  head  gardener  James  Hutcheson,  rea 

L814  Telegraph  ave 
Henning  Abel,  gas  fitter,  rea  730  Webster 
Henning  Carl,  tailor  0  W  Norwell,  8  F,  res  L723  Eighth 
Henning  Edward,  clerk   MANNING  &  SON,  res 

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Henning  Henry  A.  machinist,  8  F,  res  L020  Willow 

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Henning  John  B,  carpenter,  res  1020  Willow 

Henning  Thomas,    gas    engineer    Oakland  Gas    Light  and 

Heat  Co,  res  830  Webster 
Henninger  Fred,  shoemaker,  1309  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Henninger  John  A,    propr  Grand  Western  Hotel,  1756  and 

1758  Seventh 
Hennings  Annie  C  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  1652  Four- 
teenth 
Hennings  Henry,  clerk  Richard  Rademann,  res  1020  Third 
Hennings  John,  barkeeper  J  Kayser  &   Co,  res  cor  Seventh 

and  Franklin 
Hennings  M,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1652  Fourteenth 
Hennings  Martin  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1652  Fourteenth 
Hennings  Michael  N,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1652  Fourteenth 
Hennings  Mollie  C,  asst  bookkeeper  Kahn's,  res  1652  Four- 
teenth 
Hennings  Robert  A,  res  1652  Fourteenth 
Henon  Charles  W,  brick  mason,  res  358  Seventh 
Henon  Paul,  apprentice  brick  mason,  res  358  Seventh 
Henrichs  August,  wine  merchant,  S  F,  res  950  Kirkham 
Henry  Alice  E  Miss,  artist,  res  1303  Jefferson 
Henry  Ashmun  C,  pres  California  Bank  and  Trust  Co,  res 

1221  Harrison 
Henry  C  Mrs,  dressmaker   Carrie    Schall,   res    533    Seven- 
teenth 
Henry  Carlile,  salesman    White    Sewing    Machine    Co,    res 

1221  Harrison 
Henry  Chas,  tailor  M  J  KELLER,  res  562  Sixth 
Henry  Chas  A,  bookkeeper  California    Bank  and  Trust  Co, 

res  1221  Harrison 
Henry  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  559  Sixth 
Henry  Etta,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  559  Sixth 
Henry  George,  plasterer,  res  1666  Broadway 
Henry  George,  car   driver    Fourteenth  Street    Railway,  res 

1814  Fifteenth 
Henry  Geo  S,  clerk,  res  1221  Harrison 
Henry  House  (lodging)  Chas  E  Eliot  propr,  462  Ninth* 
Henry  Ida  B  Miss,  res  1303  Jefferson 
Henry  J  G,  res  1111  Tenth 
Henry  M  A  Mrs,  res  1303  Jefferson 
Henry  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 
Henry  Saml  S,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1303  Jefferson 
Henry  T  Sherman  (Weitman  &  Henry)  res  504  Fifteenth 
Henry  Walter  H,  student  University  of  California,  res  1221 

Harrison 
Henry  William,  machinist,  res  1624  Linden 


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Henry  Wm  A,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1303  Jefferson 
Heuscb  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Henseler  Ann  B  Mrs,  res  919  Thirty-sixth 
Henseler  Louisa  Miss,  res  919  Thirty-sixth 
Hensev  Samuel,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Goss  and  Willow 
Heushaw  Edward  T  (Taylor  &  Co)  res  1221  Linden 
Henshaw  Fred  W,  res  1504  Fourth  ave 
Henshaw  John  C,  lumber  dealer,  res  1221  Linden 
Henshaw  Sarah  E  Mrs,  res  941  Myrtle 
Henshaw  Tyler,  cashier  S  F,  res  941  Myrtle 
HENSHAW  WM  Gr,  manager  Wm  J  Dingee,  and 
vice-president    Union   Savings    Bank,   res  276  E  Four- 
teenth 
Hensler  Louise  Miss,  laundress  Troy  Steam  Laundry 
Hensley  John,  carpenter,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 
Henton  Griffith,  carpenter,  res  242*2  Telegraph  ave 
Hepburn  A  L  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  Nucleus  House 
Hepburn  Rufus,  contractor,  res  804  Washington 
Herbert  Joseph,  car  driver  Fourteenth  Street  Railway  res 

1164  Peralta 
Herbert  Paul  W,  wood  carver,  S  F,  res  L456  Third 

HERBERT  &  SONDERLEITER  (Theodore 

Herbert  A:  Frank  Sonderleiter)  saloon,  47  <   Ninth 
Herbert  Theodore  (Herbert  &  Sonderleiter)  res  152  Fifth 
Herbert  W,  employe   Burnham-Standeford  Co  £3 

Herbert  II  A,  contractor,  res  358  Seventh  fQ 

Herbsl  Joanna  Mrs,  res  Forty-seventh  nr  Salem  o 

Herchival  J  II,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  The  Centennial 
Herd  Gertrude  Miss,  teacher,  res  490  M<  rriraac 
Herd  John,  clerk  Brown  A:  Craig,  8  F,  res  490  Merriraae 
Herd  Lillie  Miss,  teacher  Shasta  County,  res  490  Merriraae 
Herd  Lucy  M  iss,  res  490  Merriraae 
Herd  Nellie  Miss,  stenographer  Stocker  &  Holland,   res  490 

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Herden  Adolph,  painter,  res  519  Twenty-second 
Hergel  Harry,  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  L 266  San  Pablo 

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Bering  Anna  M  Mrs,  res  1  lh'»'.  San  Pablo  ave 
Herlitz  Hermann,  laborer  8  I*  Co,  res  1515  Fifth 
I  [erlitz  Robert,  miller,  s  F,  res  ( lolden  I  rate 
Herman  Andrew,  clerk,  8  F,  res  1372  Eighth 
Herman  M  A  Mrs,  res  610  Twelfth 
Herman  Marian  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  761  Fifth 
Herman  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  »'»n»'>  Eighteenth 
Hermann  Elias  S,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  761  Fifth 
Hermann  John,  saddler  R  .1  Beebe,  res  273  Sixth 

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Hermann  Meyer,  salesman  Abrahamson  Brothers,  res  761 
Fifth 

HERMITAGE  HOUSE,  Leon  Faure,  proprietor, 
terminus  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Hern  J  J,  printer  Tribune  Pub  Co,  res  St  John  House 

Hernan  M  H,  atty-at-law,  rooms  9-10,  906  Broadway,  res 
710  Fifteenth 

Hernandes  Manuel,  asst  foreman  Alameda  Macadamizing 
Co's  quarry,  res  same 

HERON  ERNEST  Af  real  estate  and  insurance, 
1050  Broadway,  res  572  Tenth 

Heron  Kate  Miss,  res  508^  Fifteenth 

Herr  Edward,  hackman  McCleverty  &  Noblett,  res  358  Sev- 
enth 

Herrick  Alice  F  Miss,  teacher,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Annie  M,  teacher,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Bertha  F  Miss,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  D,  employe  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  Grand  Cen- 
tral House 

Herrick  E  M,  lumber  merchant,  res  2081  Webster 

Herrick  Florence  L  Miss,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Lucy  A  Miss,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Margaret  C  Miss,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Wm  A,  teller,  S  F,  res  1302  Twelfth 

Herrick  Wm  F,  Commercial  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res  1302 
Twelfth 

Herrington  Charles,  driver  soda  mfrs,  res  1273  San  Pablo 
ave 

Herrman  Albert,  cigar  maker  RKuerzel,  res  613  Fifteenth 

Herrott  Margaret  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1012  Ninth  ave 

HERRQD  WILLIAM  (Wright &  Herrod)  res  1265 
Franklin 

Hersch  Ben,  cigar  maker  Fibush  Bros,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Hersey  &  Chloupek  (E  A  Hersey  and  Vincent  Chloupek) 
City  Brass  Works,  477  Fourth 

Hersey  E  A  (Hersey  &  Chloupek)  res  466^  Thirteenth 

Hersey  Frederick  H  (S  Foster  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1252  Frank- 
lin 

Hershberg  Belle  Miss,  res  1362  Grove 

Hershberg  H  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  508  Seventh 

Hershberg  P  Mrs,  res  1362  Grove 

Hershfield  &  Burnette  (John  J  Hershfield  and  Charles  J 
Burnette)  saloon,  406  Seventh 

Hershfield  John  J  (Hershfield  &  Burnette),  res  406  Seventh 

Hershpring  David,  res  213  Second 

Hershpring  Isaac,  peddler,  res  213  Second 


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bberd  II  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  L216  Seventh 

ckethier  Richard  E,  res  617  Ninth 

ckman  L  Mrs,  res  i  :;i>o  Madison 

ckmaD  L  M.  capitalist,  res  1300  Madison 

ckman  Louisa  A  Mrs,  res  L52J  Eighth 

ckey  Andrew,  res  555  Twenty-second 


Herst  John  W,  mail  carrier,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 
Herst  Mary  J  Mrs,  dressmaker  SOI  Twenty-sixth,  res    same 
Herst  William,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 
HEEZER  GEORGE  A,    Palace    Drug^  Store,    SE 
cor  Twentieth  and  San  Pablo  ave,  res   1490  San  Pablo 
ave 
Herzog  Otto  H,  clerk  Gier  &  Schulze,  res  616  Twelfth 
Heslep  Jos  W,  car  cleaner,  res  1162  Fifth 
Hespe  Fred,  shade  maker  McGovern  &  Cahill,  res  803  Castro 
Hespe  Frederick,  carpet  layer  Christian  Schireiber,  res  677 

Sixth 
Hess  Adolph,  hostler  El  Dorado  Stable,  res  377  Eleventh 
Hess  Louis,  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel 
Hess   L  P,    physician  and   surgeon   rooms   S   and  9   1103^ 

Broadway,  res  20  and  21  Coleman  Block 
Hess  Will  F,  printer,  res  404  Fifth 

Hesson  M,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1430  Third 
Hetkes  Robert,    artificial    stone    mfr,    office  and    res    1691 

Eighth 
Heverin  Mamie  Miss,  res  862  Twenty-first 
Heverin  Patrick,  sewer  contractor,  res  862  Twenty-first 
Heverin  Thomas,  sewer  contractor,  res  862  Twenty-first 
Hewes  Charles  L,  clerk  Pierce  &  Co,  res  The  Arlington 
Hewes  Charles  W,  accountant,  res  The  Arlington 
Eewett  M  D,  res  1014  Webster 

Hewitt  Charles  H,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960  Twen- 
ty-ninth 
Hewitt  Grace  Miss,  res  1216  Filbert 

Hewitt  Libby  Miss,  milliner  Kahn   Bros,  res   1103^  Broad- 
way 
Hewlett  Henry  II,  student,  res  476  E  Eighteenth 
Hewlett  Louis,  hay  and  grain,  1116  Eighth    ave,  res   476  E 

Eleventh 
Hexer  Louis  M  Miss,  nurse,  res  1339  Alice 
I  lever  Chas,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Beyer  Henry,  baker,  res  Pacific  bel  Wood  and  Pine 

Heyman   Henry,  music  teacher  Field  Seminary 

Heywood  II .  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  West  Berkeley 

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Hickey  Daniel,  wiper  S  P  Co,  res  260  Fourth 

Hickey  Geo  C,  compositor  Morning   Times,  res  512  Eighth  \ 

Hickey  Hannah  Mrs,  res  Spring  nr  Adeline 

Hickey  John,  iron  moulder,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 

Hickey  John  D,  engine  wiper,  res  323  Ninth 

Hickey  Katie  Miss,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 

Hickey  L  F  &  Co  (Lawrence   F    Hickey)  carpet   cleaning 

works,  361  Thirteenth 
Hickey  Mary  Miss,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 
Hickey  Patrick,   foreman   freight    dept   S    P  Co,  res    1258 

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Hickey  Theresa   Miss,    telegraph    operator,    S    F,    res    930 

Peralta 
Hickey  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  1258  Fifth  ave 
Hickies  Wm  W,  miner,  res  1853  Union 
Hickling  Annie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1661  Seward 
Hickling  Thomas,    carpenter    Oakland    Planing   Mills,    res 

1661  Seward 
Hickling  Wm,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1559  Seventh 
Hickman  I,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1621  Eighth 
Hickman  R  D,  res  1006  Franklin 
Hickmott  A  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  Winsor  Hotel 
Hickok  B  E  (B  E  Hickok  &  Son)  res  1166  Madison 
Hickok  B  E  &  Son  (B  E  and  C   T  Hickok)   proprs  Golden 

Rule  Flour  Mills,  411-417  Third 
Hickok  C  T  (B  E  Hickok  &  Son)  res  660  Fourteenth 
Hickox  John  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1014  Broadway 
Hicks  Jennie  C  Miss,  teacher  of  elecution,  res  1216  Eighth 
Hicks  John,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

Exchange  Hotel 
Hieatt  H  C,  master  mariner,  res  The  Arlington 
Hientermeyer  Frank,  salesman  S  F,  res  1314  Linden 
Hientermeyer  John,  printer  Enquirer,  res  1314  Linden 
Hierlihy,  Bell  &  Co  (T  L  Hierlihy  and  A  P  Bell)  propr 

Pioneer  Planing  Mill,  SW  cor  First  and  Broadway 
Hierlihy  T  L  (Hierlihy  Bell  &  Co)  res  Alameda 
Higbie  Alfred  T,  carpenter,  res  1216  Twentith  ave 
Higby  Charles  B,  res  2143  Elm 
Higby  Eben  J,  apprentice  S  F  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Edward  P,  student  Sackett  School,  res  2133  Elm 
Higby  Ellen  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Ellen  M  Miss  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Joseph  R,  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Ruth  Miss,  student,  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Sadie  L  Miss,  student,  res  1058  Kirkham 
Higby  Wm,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1058  Kirkham 


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Higgins  James,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1511  Fifth 
Higgins    Albert    H,   commission  merchant   S  F,   res   1163 

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Higgins   Alexander,   door    maker   California    Door  Co,  res 

1781  Walsh 
Higgins  Arthur,  bar  tender,  res  1004  Third 
Higgins  1)  Mi-s,  res  1447  Chestnut 
Higgins  Bernard,  dairyman,  res  823  Sixteenth 
Higgins  Bridget  Mrs,  res  1447  Chestnut 
Higgins  Dennis,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1570  Third 
Higgins  Elisha,  lumber  merchant  S  F,  res   67S  Thirteenth 
Higgins  Emma  Miss,  res  127S  Seventeen 
Higgins  Eugene  L,  contractor  and  builder,  Sycamore 
Higgins  Harvey  G,  artesian  well  borer,  res  554  Thirty-ninth 
Higgins  H  E,  res  Park  ave  cor  Hollis,  Emeryville 
Higgins  Henry  E,  carriage   painter  Oakland  Carriage  Co, 

res  Randlett  House 
Higgins  Ida  Miss,  nurse,  res  2315  Peralta 
Higgins  James,  hostler  Dashaway  Stables,  res  370  Eleventh 
Higgins  John,  tracklayer  S  P  Co,  res  127S  Seventeenth 
Higgins  John,   employe   Oakland  Planing   Mills,   res   13S5 

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Higgins  John  W,  farmer,  res  554  Thirty-ninth 
Higgins  Joseph  B,  salesman  S  F,  res  1447  Chestnut 
Higgins  Lewis  T,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Sycamore 
Higgins  Michal,  miner,  1267  E  Eleventh 
Higgins  M  Mrs,  res  1511  Fifth 
Higgins  S  A  Mrs,  res  833  Magnolia 
Higgins  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res 

Higgins   Walter  F,  mate  steamer  Silverspring,   res  840  Sev- 
enteenth 
Higgins  William  II.  carpenter,  res  938  Thirty-fourth 
Higgs  Elizabeth  Mrs,  baker,  1319  San  Pablo  ave  res  same 

£8  Henry,  res  1319  San  Pablo  ave 
High  William  II,  note  clerk  Union  National  Bank,  res  L432 

Webster 
High  Wm  II  Jr,  note  clerk  Union  National  Bank,  res    1432 

Webster 
Higham  Brothers  (Elijah  and  John  Higham)  real  estate  and 

insurance,  17  1  Tent  h 
Higham  Elijah,  res  L003  ( Hay 

Higham  John,  real  estate,  1  Sutter,  B  P,  res  563  Twentieth 
1 1  igham  Josephine  M  rs,  res  L003  ( 'lay 
Higham  Violetta  .1  Miss,  pea  LOOS  Clay 
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Higuera  John,  farmer,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Grove 

Higuera  Manuel,  barber  W  C  Fleischhauer,  res  374  First 

Higuera  Paula  Mrs,  widow,  res  660  Alice 

Higuera  Samuel,  painter,  res  660  Alice 

Higuera  Thomas,  driver  city  water  cart,  res  660  Alice 

Hilborn  Grace  Miss,  res  354  E  Fourteenth 

Hilborn  Samuel  G,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  354  E  Fourteenth 

Hildebrand  George  D,  agt,  S  F,  res  2013  Brook 

Hildebrand  Nannie  Miss,  res  513  Sixteenth 

Hildebrand  S  J,  head  miller  National  Mill,  S   F,    res    1019 

Brush 
Hildibrand  N  J  Miss,  res  763  Webster 
Hilken  Daniel,  fireman   S  P  Co,  res    SE    cor    Dover    and 

Merced  ave 
Hilkert  Bessie  Miss,  clerk  Wm  J  F  Laage,  res  516   Seventh 

Hill /carpenter,  res  517  Sixth 

Hill  A  B,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  316  Tenth 
Hill  Annie  Miss,  teacher  The  Haven  School,  res  539  Thirty- 
sixth 
Hill  Arthur  B  (Horace  Davis    &    Co,    S    F)    res    1081    E 

Twenty-third 
Hill  Augustus,  clerk  New  York    Tea    Co,   res     1607    New 

Broadway 
Hill  Christian  C,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  242  Eddie 
Hill  Chauncey  K  (C  K  Hill  &  Co)  res  906  Broadway 
HILL  C  K  &    CO    (Chauncey    K    Hill)    architects, 

Blake  &  Moffitt  Building,  906  Broadway 
Hill  David,  lather,  res  1577  Market 
Hill  Edgar  A,  surveyor,    city    engineer's    office,    res    493 

Plymouth  ave 
Hill  Edward,  artist,  res  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Gaskill 
HILL  ELLA  MISS,  proprietor  and  manager  The 

Haven  Institute,  906   Broadway,  res  539  Thirty-sixth 
Hill  Emma  Miss,  res  1577  Market 

Hill  Eva  Miss,  hair  dresser  S  M  Abbott,  res  1577  Market 
Hill  George  (Geo  Hill  &  Co)  res  1382  Telegraph  ave 
Hill  George    &    Co    (George     Hill    and    Richard    Cowell) 

wholesale  fruit  and    produce    and    commission    agts, 

475  Eleventh 
Hill  Harry,  clerk  Geo  Hill  &  Co,  res  1382  Telegraph  ave 
Hill  Henry  B,  carpenter,  res  1426  Eleventh 
Hill  Henry  L,  carpenter,  res  825  Kirkham 
HILL  HENRY  W,  druggist,  901   Washington,   res 

Winsor  House 
Hill  Howard,  res  539  Thirty-sixth 
Hill  James,  variety  store,  1690  Eighth,  res  same 


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Hill  James,  night  watchman  City  Hall,  res  818  Clay 
Hill  J  Clayton,  clerk  B  &  B  deptS  P  Co,  res  218  Tenth 
Hill  John  A,  clerk  New  York  Tea  Co,  res  1607  Broadway 
Hill  John  B,  clerk  Geo  Hiil  &  Co,  res  1382  Telegraph  ave 
Hill  John  H,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  Telegraph  ave 
Hill  Robert  L  Jr,  student,  res  564  Fourteenth 
Hill  Minnie  Miss,  piano  soloist,  res  1382  Telegraph  ave 
Hill  M  R  Mrs,  res  539  Thirty-sixth 
Hill  Osmar,  carpenter,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Hill  Pleasant,  cook,  res  1868  Seventh 

Hill  R  L,  physician  and  surgeon  (homeopathist)  564  Four- 
teenth res  same 
Hill  Robt  B,   asst  bookkeeper  White   Bros,  S    F,   res   1315 

Eleventh  ave 
Hill  Samuel,  res  1072  Eighteenth 
Hill  Thorns,  artist,  res  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Gaskill 
Hill  Thomas  C,  artesian  well  borer,  res  825  Kirkham 
Hill  Win,  expressman,  res  1577  Market 
Hillam  Allan  J,  cash  boy,  res  1248  Center 
Hillam  James,  plasterer,  res  1248  Center 
Hillam  Jane  E  Miss,  fitter  Wentworth   Boot  and  Shoe   Co, 

res  1248  Center 
Ililler  Caroline  A  Mrs,  res  1305  Franklin 
HIIililER    M   E   MRS,   milliner   and    dressmaker, 

1115  Washington,  res  663  Twelfth 
Sillier  Theodore,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  834  Cedar 
Hilling  Addie  Miss,  res  673  Thirty-fourth 
Hilling  Eugene  H,  plumber,  res  673  Thirty-fourth 
Billing  Lila  Miss,  res  673  Thirty-fourth 
Hilling  Susie  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  673  Thirty-fourth 
1 1  ill  man  Grafton,  salesman  Seott   Bros,  res  L156  Union 
Billman  James  R,  bartender  Thomas  Crowley,  res  329  Fifth 
Hills  Austin  II,  commission  merchant,  S  P,  res  L558  Eighth 
Hills  E  l>.  res  L375  Tenth  ave 
Hills  Luther  B,  conductor  O  0  R  Co,  res  669  Twenty-third 

HILLYARD   MINOR,   wood,  coal,  hay  and"  -rain. 

L300  >an  Pablo  ave  res  L320  Castro 
Ilillvard   Peter,   bootblack     Brooklyn    Station,   res    Union 

Hotel 
Hilton  Carrie  Miss,  res  L209  Market 
Hilton  Charles  W,  clerk  8  P  Co,  8  V.  res  r_,<»,.»  Market 
Hilton  Emma  M         eacher  Duranl  School,  res  572 Tenth 
Hilton  Emma  Miss,  teacher  German,  Depue  ft   Aydelotte's 

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Hilton  Grac<    Miss,  res  L209  Market 
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Hilvorsen  John,  carpenter,  res  1226  Thirtieth 

Himes  Ernest,  carpenter,  res  973  Washington 

Hincheon  John,  res  555  Broadway 

Hinchman  W  H,  propr  Oakland  Trotting  Park,    Hollis    nr 
Park  ave,  Emeryville 

Hinckley  Chas,  clerk,  res  862  Chester 

Hinckley  D  B,  Fulton  Iron  Works,  S  F,  res  Fruit  Vale   ave 

Hinckley  Edward  R,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Hinckley  Fritz  W,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Hindman  E,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Hinds  Firman  D,  res  827  Castro 

Hinds  Francis  Patrick,  carpenter,  res  1432  Linden 

Hinds  Hiram  C,    compositor    Oakland   Enquirer,  res  1358 
Brush 

Hinds  Wiley,  ranch  owner,  res  1733  Myrtle 

Hine  Edward,  tailor,  res  775  Twenty-second 

Hine  Grace  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  775  Twenty-second 

Hine  Jacob  D,  tailor  Greenhood  &  Moran,  res  775  Twenty- 
second 

Hines  James  J,  carpenter,  res  410  Tenth 

Hines  W  H,  carpenter,  res  161  Third 

Hines  Bertha  Miss,  res  957  Campbell 

Hines  John  C,  stereotyper,  S  F,  res  1271  Eighth  ave 

Hinkle  Eveline  Miss,  res  525  E  Eleventh 

Hinkle  J  M,  physician  S  F,  res  525  E  Eleventh 

Hinkley  John  L,  salesman  C  W  Knox 

Hinman  Albert  F,  res  968  Fifth 

Hinman  Bessie  Miss,  student,  res  968  Fifth 

Hinman  Gertrude  L  Miss,  teacher  of  vocal   music,    res  632 
Eighteenth 

Hinman  Henry    L,  clerk   Whitney,    Standard    &  Oakland 
Transfer  Co,  res  968  Fifth 

Hinman  Louis  A,  clerk  Kast  &  Co,  res  968  Fifth 

Hinman  Mary  E  Miss,  res  632  Eighteenth 

Hinsdale  Charles  W,  train  dispatcher  S  P  Co,  res  1011  Lin- 
den 

Hinsdale  D  C,  deputy    city  auditor,  res  1136  E  Seventeenth 

Hintermeyer  Frank,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1314  Linden 

Hintermeyer  John    F,    compositor    Oakland  Enquirer,    res 
1314  Linden 

Hinton  M  A  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  1514  San  Pablo  ave 

Hinton  0  S  Mrs,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 

Hinz  William  wholesale  milliner,  res  679£  Sixth 

Hirsch  B,  cigar  maker,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Hirsch  Hermann,  cabinet  maker,  res  2072  Market 

Hirschberg  Mary  Mrs,  res  316  Ninth 


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Hirshbaum  Moses,  clerk    M   Scharman,  res  1067  Broadway 
Hirsh berg  Alex  (Hirshberg  Oc  Quigley)  res  316  Ninth 
Ilirshberg  D  Miss,  clerk  A  II  Ackerman,  res  316  Ninth 
BLirshberg  David  S,  res  1456  Castro 

HIRSHBEEG  &  QUIGLEY  (Alex  Hirshberg 
and  Charles  E  Quigley),  cigars  and  tobacco,  970  Broad- 
way 

Hirst  A,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  815  Wood 

Hirst  H  N,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  815  Wood 

Hirst  J  W,  mail  carrier  res  801  Twenty-sixth 

Hirst  Mary  J  Mrs,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 

Hirst  William,  compositor,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 

lliscox  Lester  B,  foreman  Eagle  Box  Factory,  res  1076  Four- 
teenth 

Hiscox  Richard  A,  bookkeeper  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing 
Co,  res  1076  Fourteenth 

Hitchcock  Chester,  capitalist,  res  2431  Piedmont  ave 

Hitchcock  E  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,  rer  Winsor  House 

Hitchcock  Gsorge  W,  chief  engineer  steamer  Dora,  res  360 
E  Seventeenth 

Hitchcock  Mary  Miss,  res  1214  Clay 

Hitchcock  Mary  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  530  Hobart 

Hitchcock  M  C  Mrs,  res 530  Hobart 

Hitchcock  P  M  Mrs,  dressmaker  1214  Clay,  res  same 

Hite  Abram  E,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

HOAG  CHAS  P,  clerk  Home  Security  Building  and 
Loan  Association,  res  Berkelev 

Hoag  E  J,  res  1020  Jefferson 

Hoag  Florence  F  Miss,  res  1020  Jefferson 

Hoag  Frank  0,  machinist,  S  F,  res  L066  Tenth 

Hoag  James  K,  flagman  Thirteenth  and  Webster  street 
crossing,  res  Weber  I  Intel 

Una-  .Jonathan,  janitor  Second  Congregational  Chureh.  res 
985  Campbell 

Hoagland  R  H.  U  S  pay  office,  S  F,  res  405  F  Eleventh 

Hoard  8  A  Mis,  res  L013  sixth  ave 

Hobart  Anna  Mr-,  rea  217  Sixteenth 

Hobarl  Benj  F.  salesman  Hawley  Bros,  8  F,  rea  513  E 
Fifteenth 

II,, hart   Charles   H,  pa-tor   Firs!    Baptisl   Church,  res  914 

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IF, bait  John  A  Mrs,  rea  L262  Webster 

Hobarl  John  II,  Lumber  surveyor,  S  F,  rea  217  E  Sixteenth 

I  Iohart  Joseph  l».  nailer  Stock  Yards 

Hobba  ('  A.  painter  8  P  Co,  rea  177s  Division 

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Hobbs  Henry,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  758  Castro 

Hoblit  Lillie  F  Miss,  res  1001  Grove 

Hobson  Benjamin  Y,  painter,  res  1409  Fifteenth 

Hobson  C  F  Mrs,  res  1087  E  Twenty-seventh 

Hobson  F  O  L,  clerk  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  Berkeley,  res 

Atherton  nr  Alston  Way 
Hoburn  Joseph,  lather,  res  1735  Union 
Hockev  Henrv  G,  Bank  of  British  North  America,  S  F,  res 

977  E  Twenty-eighth 
Hocking  Albert  E,  sash  and  blind  maker,  res  716  Market 
Hocking  E  B,  city  gardener,  res  716  Market 
Hocking  Lillie  Miss,  res  710  Market 
Hoddy  E  S  Mrs,  res  1165  West 

Hodgdon  S  J  Miss,  teacher   Durant    School,  res  431  Haw- 
thorn ave 

Hodge ,  painter,  res  672  E  Thirty-third 

Hodge  Charles,  helper  Brooklyn  restaurant,  res  same 
Hodge  John  R,  contractor,  res  1375  Sixteenth  ave 
Hodges  Bert  S,  clerk  C  M  Verrill,  res  1717  Lincoln 
Hodges    George,   millwright.  S  F,  res  1717  Lincoln 
Hodges  Gertrude  E  Miss,  res  1717  Lincoln 
Hodges  Selden,  res  1717  Lincoln 

Hodgetts  Christopher  W,  blacksmith,  res 4754  Seward 
Hodgkins  Andrew  L,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  65S  Twentv- 

Sixth 
Hodgkins  Edwin  A,  sign  painter  1752^  San  Pablo  ave,  res 

688  Twenty-sixth 
Hodgkins  Mary  R  Mrs,  res  658  Twenty-sixth 
Hodgkins  Minnie  R  Miss,  res  658  Twenty-sixth 
Hodgkins  St  Clair,  night  officer  police  patrol  wagon,  res  658 

Twenty-sixth 
Hodgkiss  George,  doorkeeper  Pacific  Stock  Exchange,  S  F, 

res  636  Chestnut 
Hodgshead  D  A,  physician  and  post-master,   Golden   Gate, 

res  same 
Hodgshead  B  L,  principal   Bay  District  School,  res  Golden 

Gate 
Hodgson   Wm,   pipe   organ '  maker   Whally  &  Genung,  res 

529  Sixteenth 
Hodkins  Edwin,  bookkeeper,  res  1723  Goss 
Hodkins  Louis,  glove  cutter  M  W  Hodkins,  res  1718  Seventh 
Hodkins  Mandolin  W,  glove  mfr,   1718   Seventh,   res  1723 

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Hoenig  E  J,  res  1148  E  Fourteenth 

Hoenisch  Alex,  upholster,  509  Fourteenth  res  1571  Filbert 
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yj  Hof  John,  fruit,  405  Fourteenth,  res  same 
2  Hofer  Grandjean  Mrs,  artist,  res  1166  Market 
^  ^  Hofer  Hermann, "litho-printer,  S  F,  res  1166  Market 
J}  I~  HofF  John,  fruit  stand,  405  Fourteenth,  res  same 
111  ^  Hoff  John,  clerk,  res  621^  Broadway 

GO  _j  Hoffman ,  carpenter,  res  Areata  House 

•j  s^  Hoffman  Anthony  G,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  109  Hannah 
T  <  Hoffman  D  G,  carpenter  S  P  Co 

(—  O  Hoffman  Edward,  commission  merchant  and  groceries,  S  F, 
n  res  942  Union 

fjj        Hoffman  E  L,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

j  Hoffman  Frank,  driver  Brooklyn  Brewery,  res  rear  E  Four- 
CO  teenth  (921) 

Hoffman  George  J,  architect  Eagle  Planing  Mills,  res  1057 
CO  Alice 

D      '  Hoffman  Hugo  (John  Kavser   &  Co)  res   cor  Seventh   and 
Q-  Franklin 

Hoffman  Louis,  driver  hose  reel,  res  516  Fifteenth 
mJ    Hoffman  Walberger  Mrs,  res  213  Fourth 
UpJ    Hoffman  Wm,  student,  res  519  Eighth 

mm    Hoffmann  ,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Forty-fifth  bet  Telegraph 

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I  Hoffmann  Joseph,  res  956  Campbell 
9    Hoffmann  William,  cabinet  maker,  res  626  Thirty-sixth 
mtd    Hoffner  Richard,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  911 
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IIofTschneider  Anne  Miss,  res  cor  E  Thirty-fifth  and  Sumner 

Hoffsehneider  Arthur,  printer,  res  cor  E  Thirty-fifth    and 
■P  Sumner 

^^    Hoffsehneider  William   (Winterburn  ct  Co,  S  F)  res  cor  E 
g^4  Thirty-fifth  and  Sumner 

^^|     Hoffsehneider  William    Jr,   printer,  res   cor   E   Thirty-fifth 
|k  A  and  Sumner 

3C    IIoflenLS  Frederiek,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1666  Taylor 
pi  ,2    Hofleng  Mary  Miss,  res  L666  Taylor 

yrj     1 1  <  >  f  - :  i  ^  Christ,  buteher,  res  ~>7f>  Third 

^*  ••  Elofsaa  George,  butcher,  res  576  'Third 
Hogan  Augustus,  res  2046  Union 

H    Hogan  Edward  M,  plumber,  rea  L314  Market 
Hogan  E  W,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  rea  585  Hobart 
Hogan  Jennie  M  iss,  rea  93  I  I  Fnion 
I  [ogan  John,  rea  658  Webster 

P"H     Iln-;in  .1  T.  street  -  j » ri  n  k  ler,  res  'Jin  Seventh 

^m    Hogan  Julia  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  2046  Union,  res  same 
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Hogan  Maria  Mrs,  res  806  Jackson 

Hogan  Michael,  shoemaker,  res  2046  Union 

Hogan  Thomas,  shirt  maker,  S  F,  res  1782  Taylor 

Hogan  T  P  (Humboldt  Lumber  Co)  res  567  Eighth 

Hogarty  James  D,  shoemaker,  res  410  Second 

Hogarty  John  J,  butcher  Victor  Gilardin,  res  821  E  Four- 
teenth 

Hogarty  Joseph  B,  veterinary  surgeon,  res  821  E  Four- 
teenth 

Hogarty  William  E,  plumber  Frank  Fisher,  res  821  E  Four- 
teenth 

Hoggarty  James  D,  res  410  Second 

Hogue  Nellie  Mrs,  saleslady  J  G  Spence  &  Co,  res  1401  San 
Pablo  ave 

Hoguet  George  W,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1618  Linden 

Hoisington  J  A,  res  639  Ninth 

Holbrook  E  A,  genl  traffic  agt  Chicago  and  Northwestern 
R  R  Co,  S  F,  res  107  Thirteenth 

Holcomb  Mrs,  res  1055  Washington 

Holcomb  Lulie  Miss,  res  522  Seventeenth 

Holcomb  Myron  T,  bookkeeper  E  A  Heron,  res  1416  West 

Holcomb  Susie  Miss,  res  522  Seventeenth 

Holcomb  Wm  A,  grain  merchant,  S  F,  res  522  Seventeenth 

Holden  Charles,  plumber  Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co,  res  615 
Fifth 

Holden  Claia  S  Mrs,  res  1053  Fifth  ave 

Holden  D  Oliver,  physician,  1554  Central  ave,  Alameda 

Holden  Geo  R,  res  1053  Fifth  ave 

Holden  Harold,  clerk,  res  1053  Fifth  ave 

Holden  S  P,  sec  Malthine  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Saucelito 

Holden  Thomas  L,  operator  Tower  4,  S  P  Co,  res  1617 
Twelfth 

Holdener  F  J,  machinist  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1151 
Washington 

Holdsworth  Geo  N,  painter,  res  Nucleus  House 

Holdsworth  Jesse  B,  student  G  H  Kriechbaum,  res  Nucleus 
House 

Holewik  Paul,  shoemaker,  res  1307  E  Tenth 

Holiday  Jno  M,  res  415  E  Twelfth 

Holland  Ada  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  H  T  Wallace,  res  1537 
Curtis 

Holland  Annie  Miss,  employe  Merriman  Manufacturing  Co, 
res  403  Ninth 

Holland  A  P  (Stocker  &  Holland)  res  1170  Eighth 

Holland  Arthur,  law  student,  res  1012  Chestnut 

Holland  Dennis,  detective,  res  1503  Eighth 


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Holland  Henry  A,  auditor    Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  269 

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Holland  James,  res  812  Brush 

Holland  Jerry,'  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Holland  John,  salesman    Kennedy  Quinlan    &    Co,  res  Ga- 

lindo  Hotel 
Holland  John,  lumber  piler  Taylor  &  Co,  res  764  Brush 
Holland  John,  salesman  Kennedy,   Quinlan    &   Co,  res  Ga- 

lindo  Hotel 
Holland  John  C,  plasterer,  res  267  Sixth 
Holland  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  764  Brush 
Holland  Michael  Jr,  clerk,  res  764  Brush 
Holland  Sadie  Mrs,  res  403   Ninth 

Holland  T  J,  telegraph    operatoi    \Y  Holland,  res  403  Ninth 
Holland  W  B,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  267  Sixth 
Holland  W  D,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Hollander  Joseph,  res  The  Arlington 
Holleran  Mary  Mrs,  res  1719  Atlantic 
Holies  Harry,  japaner,  S  F,  res  1472  Fifth 
Holliday  Albert,  carpenter,  res  156Athol  ave 
Holliday  Beulah,  compositor  Pacific  Press 
Holliday  E  B,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  718  Eleventh 
Holliday  Fred,  carpenter,  res  40  E  Nineteenth 
Holliday  James  E,  carpenter,  ;es  326  E  Eighth 

olliday  James  K.  carpenter,  i  6  E  Eighth 

oil iday  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  326  E  Eighth 

olliday  Wm,  res  L56  Athol  ave 

ollingsworth  James,  butcher,  L665  San  Pablo  ave,  n  -  I 
Twenty-sixth 

ollitz  Henry,  sailor,  res  1515  Fifth 

ollmann  Chas  II.  clerk  Walter  Meese,  res  805 Castro 

ollmann  Mary  Mrs,  res  s,|">  Castro 

ollocher  Michael  I>.  salesman,  res  L316  Grove 

ollorau    John,    laborer   Judson    Manufacturing    Co, 
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ollorau  Lena  Mi  \ 537  1  lurl Is 

ollorau  Margarel  Mrs,  res  L537  Curtis 

olloran  Mark,  laborer,  res  L519  Curtis 

ollorau  Michael,  laborer  Judson    Manufacturing    Co, 
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olloway  Walter  8,  painter  Robert  Jeffress,  n  b  953  Wo  >d 

oily  \\  i         ppenter,  res  L012Third 

ollywood  Andrew,  clerk,  8  1",  res  L668  Twelfth 

ollywood  Joseph,  clerk,  8  F,  res  L610  Twelfth 

olm  Ed  Mrs,  rep<  rter  W  C  T  l".  res  519  Eighth 

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Holman  A  M  L  Mrs  (Holman  Packing  Co)  res  1920  Filbert 

Holman  Packing  Co  (Mrs  AML  Holman  and  E  M  Adams) 
mfrs  vinegar  and  pickles,  1374-1376  Fifth 

Holmber  John,  res  720  Center 

Holmes ,  res  Kelsey  House 

Holmes  Mrs,  employe  shoe  factory,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Holmes  Alice  Miss,  res  987  Center 

Holmes  Ann  Mrs,  notions,  1911  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Holmes  Ann  E  Mrs,  res  778  Eleventh 

Holmes  C  M  Miss,  teacher  elocution,  res  1459  Grove 

Holmes  Edith  Miss,    emplove    shoe   factorv,    res    Pullman 
Hotel 

Holmes  Eunice  C  Miss,  res  2131  Telegraph  ave 

Holmes  F  L,  plumber,  res  The  Olive 

Holmes  Fred  L,  solicitor  Pacific  Press,  res  1312  Thirteenth 
ave 

Holmes  G  C  Mrs,  res  1459  Grove 

Holmes  Ida,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1022    Wil- 
low 

Holmes  James,  engineer,  res  215  Eddie 

Holmes  John  E,  carpenter,  res  1911  San  Pablo  ave 

Holmes  John  E  Jr,  printer  Times  res  1216  Kirkham 

Holmes  John  M,  agt  Hartford  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res   2131 
Telegraph  ave 

Holmes  Lizzie  M  Miss,  res  1525  Broadway 

Holmes  M  B  Mrs,  res  528  Jones 

Holmes  Melvin  W,  storekeeper  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res   553  Al- 
bion 

Holmes  R  D,  res  Emeryville 

Holmes  Robert,  agt,  res  816  Thirty-fifth 

Holmes  Samuel  0,  engraver,  S  F,  res  120  Louisa 

Holmes  Silas  J,  civil  engineer,  S  F,  res  776  Eleventh 

Holmes  Silas  M,  railroad  contractor,  S  F,  res  1213  Eleventh 
ave 

Holmes  SM  Mrs,  res  776  Eleventh 

Holmes  Walter  G,  atty-at-law,  S  F.  res  1311  Eighth 

Holmstrom  Ed  (Ed  Holmstrom    &    Bro)    res    666    Twenty- 
sixth 

Holmstrom  Ed  &  Bro  (Ed   and    Frank)   blacksmiths,   1607 
San  Pablo  ave 

Holstrom  Frank  (Ed   Holstrom   &    Bro)    res    673    Twenty- 
seventh 

Holt ,  carpenter,  res  368  Fifth 

Holt  Charles  H  (Holt   Bros,    S    F)   hardwood    lumber,    res 
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Holt  George  A,  ship  master,  S  F,  res  1070  Campbell 

Holt  Hannah  Miss,  res  The  Centennial 

Holt  Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  935  Pine 

Holt  Myra  Miss,  res  The  Centennial 

Holt  Newton  A,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  176S  William 

Holt  J  C  Mrs,  res  649  Campbell 

Holton  May  Miss,  saleslady  Kahn  Bros,  res  711  Brush 

Holton  S  Mrs,  res  602  E  Eighteenth 

HOLTZ    WILLIAM,    justice   of  the    peace,    1542 
Webster 

Holzmann  Philip,  butcher   Fred   Kuhnle,  res  765  Twenty- 
first 

Homage  Ella  Mrs,  res  Park  ave  nr  Hubbard,  Emeryville 

Homager  Henry,  res  759  Seventh 

Homan  Caroline  Mrs,  res  609  Tenth 

Homan  C    H,    veterinary    surgeon    People's    Express    CVs 
Stables,  cor  Market  and  Tenth 

Homan  E  J  Miss,  forelady  Kahn  &  Sons,  res  Jefferson 

Home  for  Aged  Women,  established  1882.  Situated  s  s 
Linden  bet  Telegragh  ave  and  Broadway.  Under  the 
management  of  Ladies'  Relief  Society  of  Oakland.  Mrs 
Clara  Case  matron 
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Broadway 

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COS  Alameda  County  branch,  H  F  Gorden  manager, 
900  Broadway 
Home  Security  Building  and  Loan  Association   of  Alameda 
County,  J  Greenhood  pres,  Chas  K  Clark  sec,  465  Ninth 
I  Homer  Louis,  cook  II  J  Pfeil,  res  702  Broadway 
Hooe  Bernard  F,  student,  res  960  Clay 
Hooe  David  P,  letter  carrier,  res  960  Clay 
Hooe  Headlev  S,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  S  F,  res  960  Clay 
Hooe  S  C  Mrs,  res  960  Clay 
Heoga  Win  E,  Btudent,  69  Valley 
Hoogs  Wm  W,  real  estate,  s  Vyw>  69  Valley 
HOOK    ELIJAH,  furniture  and  carpets,  1108-1110 
Broadway,  factory   cor  Harrison   and    Fourteenth,  res 
961  Madison 
Hook  Henry  P,  Balesman  E  Hook,  res  961  Madison 
Hook  and  Ladder  Co  No  1.  468  and  470  Sixth 
Hook  Walter  E,  physician   and  Burgeon,  res  SE  cor  Elev- 
enth and  .lack-on 
Hook  Wm  1\  mgr  E  Hook,  res  1229  Franklin 
Hooley  Cornelius  (Doody  A  Hooley)  res  La  Clede  How 
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5|  Hooper  C   L  Capt,   U    S  revenue  cutter    Corwin,  res    1020 
Jefferson 
Hooper  W  H,  res  759  Eighth 
Hoos  Stephen,  floorman  Dexter  Stable,  res   1013   Franklin 
Hope  Charles,  gardener,  res  Broadway  nr  Bird 
Hope  John,  employe  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res    Com- 
mercial Union  Hot^l 
Hope  John  W,  carpenter,  res  588  Twenty-fifth 
Hopken  Albert,  grocer,  1301  Center,  res  same 
Hopkins  A  B  (Armstrong  &  Hopkins)  res  Wilcox  Block 
Hopkins  Academy,  W  W  Anderson  principal,  cor  Telegraph 
ave  and  Broadway  and  Hawthorne  and  Plymouth  aves 
Hopkins  Annie  C  Mrs,  res  366  Tenth 
Hopkins  Caspar  T,  real  estate,  res  1220  Webster 
Hopkins  George  E,  res  1422  Seventeenth 
Hopkins  G  W,  traveling  salesman,  res  Kelsey  House 
Hopkins  Henry    C,    bookkeeper   Torry,    Whitman    &  Gar- 
dener, res  366  Tenth 
Hopkins  H  S,  foreman  F  C  Knowles  &  Co,  res  653  Seventh 
Hopkins  Hugh,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  729  Fifth 
Hopkins  John  B,  carpenter,  res  579  Kennedy 
Hopkins  Marcuse,  carpenter,  res  1054  Fourteenth 
Hopkins  Margaret  Mrs,  groceries,  res  729  Fifth 
Hopkins  O  K  Mrs,  widow,  res  914  Tenth 
Hopkins  T  C  Miss,  compositor  F  H  Sloan,  res   1670  Eighth 
Hopkins  Thomas,  machinist,  S  F,  res  729  Fifth 
Hopkins  Wm  F,  student  Sackett  School,  res  914  Tenth 
Hopner  R,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Hoppe  John  C,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1424  Eighth 
Hoppe  Lulu  Miss,  res  1424  Eighth 
Hoppe  Minnie  Miss,  res  E  Twenty-seventh,  bet  Central  and 

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Hoppe  Reinhold,  cutter,  res  E  Twenty-seventh  bet  Central 

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Hoppen  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res  1322  Harrison 
Hopper  Lefebvre  Mrs,  teacher  French  and  music,  res  565 

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Horan  John  W  H,  furniture,  S  F,  res  17l4£  Seventh 
Horgan  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1557  Seventh 
Horgan  Sylvester,  carpenter,  res  712  Henry 
Hormull  Katie,  domestic,    911  Linden 
Horn  Charles  L,  res  1001  Fifth 


Horn  Frederick  M,  gardener,  res  834  Sixteenth 
Horn  John  V,  cigar  maker,  res  1001  Fifth 
Horn  T  L,  tobacconist,  S  F,  res  759  Eighth 


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Hornburger  E  E,  cigar  maker,  res  lf>0 H  Eighth 

Hornby  Win,  artificial  stone  nifr  S  F,  res  550  Thirty-lift h 

Home  John  M,  bookkeeper  Jute  Mill,  res  312   E   Sixteenth 

Hornick  Edward,  cigar  maker,  res  1462  Telegraph  ave 

Hornick  'Ethel  Miss,  student,  res  1322  Tenth 

Hornick  Gussie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res    1462   Telegraph  ave 

Hornick  Nora  II  Mrs,   teacher  Lafavette    School,  res    1322 

Tenth 
Horning  P  Mrs,  res  561  Sixteenth 
Horning  G  Jr,  res  561  Sixteenth 
Hornung  Gustave,  student,  res  561  Sixteenth 
Hornung  P  Mrs,  res  561  Sixteenth 
Hornung  Rudolph  F,  piano  maker,  res  McCall  nr  Mariposa 

ave 
HOBB  MARY  E   MRS,  lodgings,  475  Ninth,  res 

same 
Horrell  Laura  A  Miss,  clerk  post-office,  S  F,  res   1354  Grove 
Horrell  Sarah  N  Mrs,  res  1354  Grove 
Horrocks  Isabella  Mrs,  res  817  Markel 
Horstman  C  Mrs,  varieties,  1422  San    Pablo  ave.  res  same 
Horswill  Frank  II,  student,  res  1216  Chestnut 
Horswill  Fred  J,  mining,  res    1216  Chestnut 
Horten  Josephine,  cook,  res   1604  Atlantic 
Eorton  Amanda  CMrs,  principal  Piedmont  School,  res  L630 

Eighth 
Horton  C  E,  painter  Elberl  Olney 
Ilurton  Darius,  painter,  res  518  Sixth 
Borton  E  Miss,  res  81  1  Willow 
Horton  Francis  A.   I)  1)  pastor   First    Presbyterian  Church 

res  1  25  1  Franklin 
Morton  Geo  W,  principal  Lincoln  Grammar  School,  res  1630 

Eighth 
Horton  R  Miss,  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  Alameda 
Horton,  MISS  HORTON'S  SCHOOL,   M    coi 

Filbert   and  Twelfth,  Miss  Sarah   W  Horton   principal, 

rea  964  Eighteenth 
Horton  Sarah  W  Miss,  principal   Mi-^  Morton's  School,  res 

964  Eighteenth 
Ho  i  I.  Sixth  bel  Broadway  and  Washington, .  I  Flan- 

aery  foreman 
Hoskins  Edward  Mrs,  rea  769  Jefferson 

mer  Abel  (C  F  Knowles  &  Co,  S  F)  res  763  Clay 
Hosmer  Frank  \\  .  printer,  res  860  Harrison 
Hosmer  George  W,  bookkeeper  8  F,  res  860  Harrison 
II     nicr  James  P,  employe  8  I*  Co,  rea  v<'»"  Harrison 

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Hossock  D,  laborer  Mountain  View  Cometary, res  same 
Hostetter  Frank,  foreman  Hayes  &  Co,  res  1229  Thirteenth 

ave 
Hoswell  Mary  A,  widow,  res  1209  Adeline 
Hotehkiss  Oliver  E,  real  estate,  463  Ninth,  res  700  Thirty- 
fourth 
Hotchkiss  Thaddeus  S,  broker  S  F,  res  664  Eleventh 
Hotehkiss  Wm  J,  machinist  S  F,  res  971  Cypress 
Hotel  Del  Monte,    J  C  Sullivan  manager,  cor  San  Pablo  ave 

and  Folsom,  Golden  Gate 
Hotel  Merritt,  F  J  McLaughlin  propr,  404  Twelfth 
Hottel  D  W,  teamster  Hays  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 
Hottle  Willard,  res  Green  nr  Hallett  ave,  Stock  Yards 
Houck  Fred,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  654  Clay 
Houck  M  Mrs,  dressmaker  Lehnig  &  Wagner,  res  654  Clay 
Houck  Samuel  A,  street  car  driver  S  F,  res  654  Clay 
Houettne  Constant,  gardner,  res  s  s  Forty-eighth    nr  Shat- 

tuck  ave 
Hough  E  S,  res  1271  Eleventh  ave 
Hough  Eugene,  painter  P  N  Kuss 
Hough  George  W,  carpenter,  res  1420  Franklin 
Hough  Lvdia  Miss,  salesladv  W  J  Spencer,  res  1420  Frank- 
lin 
Hougha  H  D,  engineer,  res  379  Fifth 
Houghan  H  D  Mrs,  lodgings,  res  379  Fifth 
Houghton  George  F,  res  833  Clay 
Houghton  Harry  B,  secretarv  Home  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 

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Houghton  Kate,  housekeeper  Wm  Woodward,  cor  Seventh 

ave  and  E  Twenty-fifth 
I  Houghton  Katie  V,  dressmaker,  res  833  Clay 
Houghes  William,  donkey  engineer,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Houghton  Miles  K,  city  wharfinger,  res  833  Clay 
Hourat   Vincent,  saloon,  459   Seventh,  res   cor  San   Pablo 

ave   and  Twenty-eighth 
Houriet  C  L,  res  1369  Brush 
Houriet  William  T,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and  optician,  1224 

San  Pablo  ave,  res  620  Eighteenth 
House  Irene  Miss,  student,  re<  000  E  Twelfth 
House  Melvin  T,  collector  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  res 

261  Twelth 
Howard  Ashton,  blacksmith,  928  Magnolia 
HOWARD  CAET,  attorney-at-law  and  notary  public 
1003^  Broadway,  and  president  board  of   trustees  Oak- 
land Free  Library,  res  819  Fifteenth 
Howard  Charles  M  (Howard  cfe  Conroy)  res  Union  Hotel 


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Howard  C  Greenwich,  atty-at-law  S  F,  res  1304  Webster 
Howard  Cyrus  J,  gardiuer  Mrs  Levi  Stevens,  Fruit  Vale 
Howard    &   Conroy  (CM  Howard  and  E  C  Conroy)  proprs 

Drueker's  Oakland  and  S  F  Express,  405  Eighth 
Howard  Daisy  V  Miss,  student,  res  928  Magnolia 
HOWARD  E  A,  manager  The  Oakland  Carriage  Co, 

res  819  Fifteenth 
Howard  Edna  Miss,  res  720  Seventeenth 
Howard  E  E  Mrs,  res  1109  Tenth  ave 
Howard  Erd  T,  teamster  Veitch  &  Co,  res  1268  Webster 
Howard  Frank  P,  painter,  res  714  Twenty-ninth 
Howard  Fred  S,  druggist,  res  714  Twenty-ninth 
Howard  George  E,  carpenter    California    Door  Co,  res  1774 

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Howard  Geo  W,  blacksmith,    830    Twenty-eighth,  res    821 

Twenty-second 
Howard  Harold,  teacher  Spanish,  French  and  elocution  De- 

pue  &  Aydelotte's  Business  College 
Howard  Ida  Miss,  teacher  kindergarten,  res  1076  Eighteenth 
Howard  Insurance  Co  of   New  York,    H  Griffith  agt,    958 

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Howard  J  C  Mrs,  res  819  Fifteenth 
Howard  John,  laborer,  res  726  Chestnut 
Howard  John  L,    genl  mgr  Oregon  Improvement    Co,    res 

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Howard  L  M  Mrs,  res  2131  Telegraph  ave 
Howard  Lottie  Miss,  res  2070  Thirteenth  ave 
Howard  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  720  Seventeenth 
Howard  Mary  (O'Toole  &  Howard)  res  506  Ninth 

loward  Orilla  Mrs,  res  714  Twenty-ninth 

loward  Sylvester,    commercial    traveler,    res  714  Twenty- 
ninth 

loward  Willis,  res  720  Seventeenth 

Bo  watt  Thoa  \\\  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1610  William 

[owe  Baxter,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  1169  West 

lowe  Beaaa  Miss,  artist,  res  S78  Seventeenth 

Iowe  Dorcas  G  Mrs,  res  1304  Franklin 
Bowe  James  II,  Balesman,  res  578  Seventeenth 

Iowe  John,  res  L086  E  Twenty-seventh 

Iowe  L,  teamater  Etemillard  Brick  Co 

[owe  Louie,  clerk  John  (t   Brumnere.    re<  253  Second 

[owe  M  A  M ra,  rea  l (»l 2  Second 
Iowe  Mamie  Bdiss,  268  Fifth 

[owe  Montgomery,  capitalist,  res  Piedmont  ave  nr  Moss 
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Howe  Schuyler,  express  stand,  SE  cor  Fourteenth  and 
Broadway,  res  253  Second 

Howe  W  0,  advertising  solicitor,  res  578  Third 

Howell  Mrs,  res  815  Franklin 

Howell  Albert,  undertaker,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 

Howell  Annie  Miss,  teacher,  res  1413  Brush 

Howell  Claude,  employe  Pacific  Press 

Howell  David,  stair  builder,  res  323  Fifth 

Howell  Ella  Miss,  res  1671  Lincoln 

Howell  Eugene,  mining  supt,  res  1317  Alice 

Howell  Frankie  M  Miss,  res  1521  Thirteenth  ave 

Howell  F  W,  butcher,  555  Sixth 

Howell  Geo  W,  salesman,  S  F,  res  323  Fifth 

Howell  Hattie  Miss,  res  1317  Alice 

Howell  H  B,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  270  Twenty-third 

Howell  Hugh,  student  State  University,  res  1413  Brush 

Howell  John  G,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  1413  Brush 

Howell  John  G  Jr,  student  High  School,  res  1413  Brush 

Howell  Joseph  L,  policeman  Golden  Gate  Park,  S  F,  res 
1521  Thirteenth  ave 

Howell  Kate  Miss,  student  State  University,  res  1413  Brush 

Howell  Lillie  Miss,  res  1671  Lincoln 

Howell  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1317  Alice 

Howell  Louis  D,  blacksmith  Whitney,  Standard  and  Oak- 
land Transfer  Co,  res  423  Sixth 

Howell  M,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007  and  1009 
Broadway 

Howell  Matthias  D,  mining,  res  1317  Alice 

Howell  T  C  Mrs,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Elev- 
enth 

Howell  Thomas  C,  journalist,  res  815  Franklin 

Howell  Walter,  employe  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  375 
Fourth 

Howell  W  C,  stair  builder,  res  670  E  Sixteenth  (rear) 

Howes  Harry  A,  teamster  Standard  Oil  Co,  res  Clarendon 

Howes  Oscar,  clerk  Harrison  &  Boyce,  res  962  Market 

Howett  Thomas,  switchman  S  P  Co 

Howett  W  F,  operator  Tower  2  S  P  Co,  res  1314  Twelfth  ave 

Howett  Wm  C,  telegraph  operator  S  P  Co,  res  1071  Eighth 
ave 

Howie  J  Mrs,  res  658  Sycamore 

Howie  Margaret  Miss,  student,  res  1368  Twelfth 

Howie  Robert,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1368  Twelfth 

Howie  Thomas,  millwright,  res  658  Sycamore 

Howie  W  A,  res  399  Twelfth 


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Howland  Benj  F,  photographer  San  Leandro,  res  1771  Goss 
Howland  Edward,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  1771  Goss 
Howland  Etta  Miss,  operator  Telephone  Co,  res  1771  Goss 
Howland    Frank,  clerk   Home   Benefit   Insurance  Co,  S  F, 

res  1771  Qosa 
Howland  Frank  P,  railway  postal  clerk,  S  F,  res  1384  Six- 
teenth 
Howland  May  Miss,  res  1384  Sixteenth 
Howland  Wesley,  clerk  Olney,  Chickering  &  Thomas,  S  F, 

res  1771  Goss 
Howlett  Fred,  driver  police  patrol  wagon,  res  555  Sixth 
Howlett  Lena  Mrs,  bookkeeper  Louis  Schaffer,  res  555  Sixth 
Howlett  Marv  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1936  Linden 
Hoxie  H  C  Miss,  res  1079  Twelfth 
Hoyer  Annie  Mrs,  res  1212  Campbell 
Hoyt  F  P  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1363  Brush 
Hoyt  Frank  B,  clerk  Swayne  &  Hoyt,  res  1005  Peralta 
Hoyt  John    G,  custom  house    broker,    S    F,    res    Prospect 

Heights 
Hovt    Margaretta  L  Mrs.  teacher  Lincoln   School,  res  1259 

Webster 
Hovt  Nathan  B,  res  1005  Peralta 
Hoyt  Oscar  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1005  Peralta 
Hoyt  William,  clerk  Folger  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1259  Webster 
Hijbbard  B  S,  clerk  Gast  Lithographing  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Old 

County  Road  and  Julia 
Hubbard  Charles  P,  res  XE  cor  Twenty-second  and  Webster 
Hubbard  Eveline  Mrs,  res  s  s  Fortieth  nr  Adeline 
Hubbard  Henry  G,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  -,N7  Campbell 
Hubbard  Luddow,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  966  Center 
Hubbard    Mary   W    Miss,  res    XE    cor    Twenty-second    and 

Webster 
Hubbard  Paul  W,  wood  carver,  res  cor  Center  and  Third 
Hubbard    Samuel,  director  Pacific  Telephone  Co,  8  F,  res 

N"E  cor  Twenty-second  and  Webster 
Hubbard  S  J   Mrs,  widow,  re-  521   Twentieth 

Hubbard  Warren,  machinist  S  P  Co.  res  966  Center 

Hubbell  I>  S  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1112  Thirty-fourth 

Hubbell  Harry,  res  1  1 12  Thirty-fourth 

Hubn-  Charles  A,  painter  B  P  Co,  res  177^  Division 

Huber  A  (Siebe  &  Huber  Bros)  rea  Badger's  Park 

Huber  Charles  O,  advertising  $54     Broadway,  res  17'>s 

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Huber  Frank,  bartender  T  C  Phillips,  ree  821  Mar; 
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Hubley  Solomon  F,  carpenter,  res  1405  Seventeenth 
Huckett  C  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  649  Campbell 
Huddart  James  M,  civil  engineer,  S  F,  res  Berkeley 
Hudson  Adam  W,  moulder  S  P  Co,  res  889  Cedar 
Hudson   Alfred  J,  shoemaker,  cor  Washington  &  Clay,  res 

1703  Eighth 
Hudson  A  J  Mrs,  dress  and  cloak  making,  756  Seventh 
Hudson  A  M  Mrs,  res  970  West 
Hudson  Chas  K  stamp  and  box  clerk  Oakland   post-office, 

res  702  Nineteenth 
Hudson  Fred,  carpenter,  res  889  Cedar 
Hudson  H  Mrs,  756  Seventh 
Hudson  James  W,  res  702  Nineteenth  . 
Hudson  J  G,  shoemaker,  res  1703  Eighth 
Hudson  Lilia  Miss,  paper  florist,  816  Filbert 

HUDSON    MILLIE   MISS,  (Mrs    I    S    Reaves) 

dressmaker,  1416  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Hudson  Mollie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  816  Filbert 
Huff  A,  phrenologist,  1115  Broadway,  res  same 
Huff*  Lucien  B,  capitalist,  res  474  E  Fourteenth 
Huff  S,  county  treas  Hall  of  Records,  res  San  Leandro 
Huffman  Win  N,  student  Theological  Seminary,  res  same 
Hufschmidt  Henry,  furniture,  S  F,  res  1664  Seward 
Hufschmidt  Henry  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  988  Wood 
Hufschmidt  Louis,  plumber,  S  F,  res  988  Wood 
Huggins  Hattie  E  Miss,  res  658  Fourteenth 
Huggins  John  C,  sec  Fort  Bragg  Redwood  Co,  S  F,  res  656 

Fourteenth 
Huggins  Laura  Miss,  res  658  Fourteenth 
Hughes  Alfred,  repairer  S  P  Co,~res  831  Market 
Hughes  Andrew  S,  carpenter,  res  1068  Twenty-first 
Hughes  David,  clerk  S  P  Co  offices,  S  F,  res  310  E  Sixteenth 
Hughes  David,  real  estate  Waterman,  Sayre  &  Co,  res  1468 

Ninth 
Hughes  David  (D  Hughes  &  Co)  res  961  Eighth 
Hughes  David  M,  bricklayer,  res  578  Twenty-fourth 
Hughes  D  P,  music  tercher,  res  1020  Myrtle 
Hughes  Enoch,  grocer,  220  B,  res  same 
Hughes  Enoch  J,  clerk,  res  220  B 

Hughes   Geo,  driver  Camilloni  &  Lagoria,  res  831  Market 
Hughes  G  R,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  835  Clay 
Hughes  Geo  W,  inmate  Industrial    Home  for    the    Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Hughes  Geo  W,  mining,  res  1330  Adeline 
Hughes  Hugh,  commission   merchant,  S  F,  res  1305  Alice 

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Hughes  James,  plumber,  res  522  Second 
Hughes  Jerry,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  818  Henry 
Hughes  John  T,  carpenter,  1563  Seventh,   res  1020  Myrtle 
Hughes  John  T,  butcher  James    Walsh,  res   San   Pablo  ave 

nr  Hallett  Stock  Yards 
|  Hughes  John  W,  expressman,  cor  Seventh  and  Washington, 

res  368  Seventh 
Huges  Katie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1707  Chase 
Hughes  Lizzie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Hughes  Lizzie  Miss,  res  524  Sixteenth 
Hughes  Lizzie  A  Miss,  milliner,  res  208  Eighth 
Hughes  Mark,  horse  shoer  P  Kallahar,  res  817  Castro 
'  Hughes  Nellie  Miss,  res  524  Sixteenth 
Hughes  Nish,  bartender,  res  Newland  House 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  res  522  Second 
Hughes  Peter,  carpenter,  res  Areata  House, 
Hughes  Richard,  gardener  A  G  Gurnett,  1278  Fourth  ave 
Hughes  Richard,  laborer,  res  986  Willow 
Hughes  Robert  A,  expert  accountant,  room  35,  1115  Broad- 
way, res  1328  Filbert 
Hughes  Samuel,  clerk  John  J  Hughes,  res  208  Eighth 
Hughes  Samuel  R,  master   steamer  Santa  Maria,   res  460  E 

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Hughes  T  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  Blake  House 
Hughes  T  J  Mrs,  lodging  house,  524  Sixteenth,  res  same 
Hughes  W,  employe  Dalziel   &  Moller 
Hughes  W  C,  night  clerk  Galindo  Hotel 
Hughes  W  E,  carpenter,  res  1272  E  Twenty-first 
Hughes  William,  shoemaker  1160^  Seventh,   res  same 
Bughea  William  A,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  831  Market 
Hughefl  William   F,  barber  S  Plante,  res  610  Fourth 
Hughes  Win  11.  repairer  S  P  Co,  rea  1162  Seventh 
Hughes  Wm  1\  laborer,  8  F,  res  L  676  Lincoln 

Hughman  Hugo,  saloon Broadway,  res  851  Franklin 

Hugunin  Ruhy  Mrs,  widow,  res  366  Prospect 

1 1  u k i  1 1  Win  T.  machinist  planing  mill,  res  606  E  Twentieth 

Ilule  John  Judge,  rea  562  Eighth 

Hulford  Edward  W,propr  Pioneer  Warehouse,  BF,  rea  1458 

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Hulford  Florence  Miss,  rea  l  158  Eighth 
Hull  A/.rl  B,  mining,  rea  L860  Harriion 

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Hull  Courtlandt  P,  res  961  Harrison 
Hull  Mary  B  Miss,  res  961  Harrison 
Hull  R  A  Mrs,  res  1360  Harrrson 

!  Hull  Wm  C.  engraver  S  F,  res  cor  College  ave  and  Florio 
Hulling  Wm,  artificial  stone,  res  Girard  House 
Humbert  Elmira  Mrs,  widow,  res  $02  Milton 
Humbletonburg  M,  supt  Minard's    Foundry,  S    F,    res  517 

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Humbletonburg  Wm,  clerk  8  F,  res  517  Ninth 
HUMBOLDT  LUMBER   CO  (J  J  Eagen  and  T 
P  Hogan)  pine    and  redwood  lumber,  laths    and    shin- 
gles, office  and  yard,  Fourth  and  Washington 
Hume  A  May  Miss,  res  Piedmont  ave 
Hume  George  W,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  Piedmont 

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Hume  G  Frank  C,  res  Piedmont  ave 
Hume  J  B,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  1472  Eighth 
Hume  Lizzie  C  Miss,  res  Piedmont  ave 
Hume  Robert,  finisher  Oakland  Artificial  Stone  Co,  res  1301 

Franklin 
Humiston  Ellen  Mrs,  res  472  E  Eleventh 
Hummeltiberg  Minard,  machinist,  S  F,  res  517  Ninth 
Hummeltiberg  Wm,  clerk,  S  F,  res  517  Ninth 

Humphrey ,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Humphrey  Arthur  N,  salesman  Taft  &   Pennoyer,  res   1266 

Fifth  ave 
Humphrey  E  M  Mrs,  res  1266  Fifth  ave 
Humphrey  Frank,  plumber,  res  655  E  Thirty-third 
Humphrey  George,  flour  and  feed,  res   655  E  Thirty-third 
Humphrey  Geo  W  (Brooks  &  Humphrey)  res  655  E  Thirty- 
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Humphrev  J,  helper  Geo  Christman,  res  Alameda 
HUMPHREY  JOHN,  manager  The   C  F   Adams 

Home  Furnishing  House,  res  579  Seventeenth 
Humphrey  Lorin,  employe  Elijah  Hook,  res  655  E  Thirty- 
third 
Humphrey  M  D  Mrs,  res  55  E  Thirty-third 
Humphrey  Morton,  night  watchman  Oakland  Bank  of  Sav- 
ings, res  1266  Fifth  ave 
Humphrey  N  Gertrude  Miss,  teacher,  res  1266  Fifth  ave 
Humphrey  P  0  Miss,  res  555  Twentieth 
Humphrey  Robert,  Pullman  car  porter,  res  1868  Seventh 
Humphrey  S  L  Mrs,  res  1376  Eleventh  ave 
Humphrey  Thos  M,  furniture,  S  F,  res  555  Twentieth 
Humphreys  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  823  Magnolia 


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Humphreys  Samuel,  funeral  director  Henry  Evers,  res   S65 

Washington 
Hundley  E  R,  res  1016  Castro 
Hunkin  Millie  Miss,  res  528  Knox  Place 
Hunkley  Wm,  teamster.  S  F,  res  1537  West 
Hunner  B  Mrs.  res  1512  Broadway 

Hunner  Joseph,  engineer  Oakland  Brewery,  res  1512  Broad- 
way 
Hunning  F  M.  nurseryman  Hutchinson's   Nursery,  res  cor 

Twenty-sixth  and  Telegraph 
Hunt  A  B,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1309  Thirteenth  ave 
Hunt  Ahigal  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  Glen  Echo,  Piedmont  ave 
Hunt  Agnes  N  Miss,   principal   kindergarten,   523  Hobart, 

res  same 
Hunt  Alfred  E,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res   1755   Twenty-first  ave 
Hunt  Alice  W  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  523  Twenty-first 
Hunt  A  B  Mrs,  res  660  E  Eleventh 
Hunt  Belle  L  Miss,  student,  res  523  Hobart 
Hunt  Bert,  reporter,  res  1103^  Broadway,  room  27 
Hunt  Brothers  (Geo  C   and   Charles    A)    proprs    City  Hall 

Stables,  514  Fourteenth 
Hunt  Charles  A  (Hunt  Bros)  res  1330  Myrtle 
Hunt  Charles  M,  res  1755  Twenty-first  ave 
Hunt  Charles  W  (W  A  Rouse  ft  Co)  res  S  F 
Hunt  David  B,  mining  and  civil  engineer,  res  1170  E  Four- 
teenth 
Hunt  Edwin  <;.  supply  clerk  Oakland  Home  Insurance  C 

res  B10  Tenth 
HUNT  ERNEST  E.     manager    Charles    L    Taylor, 
NE  cor  Broadway  and  Eighth,  res  1605  Thirteenth  ave 
Bunl  E  Smith,  salesman.  S  F.  res  L320  Filbert 
Hunt  Frankie  M  Mis-,  res  L755  Twenty-first  ave 
Hunt  F  \V,  watchmaker,  405  Eighth,  res  1'    -     "11 
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Hunt  G  P,  res  L920  Thirteenth  ave 
Hunt  BarperS,  bookkeeper,  8  F,  res  1  123  Fill* 
Hunt  Henry  O,  teacher  organ  and    piano.    r<  d    Echo, 

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1755  Twenty-first  ave 
Hunt  L  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  Glen  Echo,  Piedmont  ave 
Hunt  Maude  A  Miss,   kindergarten,    523    Twenty-first,    res 

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Hunt  Symmes  H,  clerk   Custom   House,  S    F,    res    Kelsey 

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Hunt  T  E  Jr,  traveling  freight  agt  S  F  Co,  res  1920  Thir- 
teenth ave 
Hunt  Walter  W,  asst  bookkeeper  Puget  Sound    Lumber  Co, 

res  810  Tenth 
Hunt  Warren  E,  driver  W  A  Rouse  &  Co,  res  489    Twenty- 
fifth 
Hunt  Will,  clerk,  S  F,  res  The  Graystone 
Hunt  William,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot    and    Shoe    Co, 

res  S  F 
Hunt  William,  res  Glen  Echo,  Piedmont  ave 
Hunt  Win  B,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1320  Filbert 
Hunt  Zebbie  A,  clerk  Land  Title  Co 
Hunter  Alexander,    machinist    S  P  Co,    res    Lusk    ave    bet 

Forty-first  and  Forty-second 
Hunter  D  B,  res  632  Eighteenth 
Hunter  D  B  (Oakland  Lumber  Co)  res  143  Athol    ave,  Per- 

alta  Heights 
Hunter  E  B  Mrs,  res  632  Eighteenth 
Hunter  Fremont,  tallyman  Puget   Sound    Lumber    Co,    res 

561  Sixth 
Hunter  Harvey,  student  High  School,  res  977  Seventh  ave 
Hunter  Hattie  E,  res  1617  Taylor    * 
Hunter  Hugh,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1617  Taylor 
Hunter  John  A,  carpenter,  res  769  Seventeenth 
Hunter  John  D,  clerk  Custom  House,  res  1367  Twenty-third 

ave 
Hunter  John  R,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1373  Ninth 
Hunter  Joseph  R,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1372  Eleventh 
Hunter  Richard,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  E  Oakland 
Hunter  Richard  R,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  828  Myrtle 
Hunter  Robert,  laborer  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon  ave 
Hunter  Robert,  gardener,  res  s  s  Temescal  bet   Cherry    and 

Liberty 
Hunter  Robert  A,  res  1367  Twenty-third  aye 
HUNTER  ROBERT  D^    Oakland    Branch    Fire 

man's  Fund  Insurance  Co,  res  Alameda 
Hunter  Rodney  D,  patrolman,  res  533  Twenty-fifth 
Hunter  Sam,  copyist  county  clerk's  office,  res  Alameda 
Hunter  S  A  Mrs,  res  1367  Twenty-third  ave 


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Hunte;  Thomas  W,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  1367  Twenty-third 
ave 

Hunter  William,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 
623  Twenty-third  ave 

Hunter  William,  glazier  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Hunter  William  A.  stair  builder,  res  1027  Willow 

Hunter  W  H,  employe  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Emery- 
ville 

Huntington  A  B  Mrs.  widow,  res 

Huntington  Asa.  res 405  Twelfth 

Huntington  Frank  A.  mining  machinery,  S  F,  res  1404 
Webster 

Huntley  D wight  B,  miner,  res  1259  Webster 

Huntley  Sarah  M  Mrs,  res  1259  Webster 

Huntoon  C  C,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1112  Eleventh  ave 

Iluntoon  J  L,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1809  William 

Huntsman  Horace,  traveling  agt,  res  1264  Eleventh  ave 

Hurd  Frank,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  534  Sycamore 

llurd  M  S  Mrs,  res  534  Svcamore 

Hurd  Wm  H,  res  1015  Eighth 

Hurley  James,  lather,  res  463  Twentieth 

Hurley  Josephine,  cook,  1034  Adeline 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Hurley  Susan,  res  959  Webster 

Hurley  Timothy,  propr  Winthrop  House,  and  gardener 
County  Court  House,  rea  Winthrop  Hoi 

Ilurll  Win.  painter,  rea  779  Sixth 

Hurll  Wm  T.  bartender  L  <i  Garron,  rea  overland  Hous 

Hursl  II  C,  cleaner  s  1'  Co,  rea  17^7  Seventh 

HurstOD  Turner,  janitor  Occidental  Club,  res  cor  Eleventh 
and  Broadway 

Huse  Laura  R  Mrs,  res  L18  Fourth 

Hush  Valentine  G,  real  estate,  8  F,  rea  cor  K  Fourteenth 
and  Julia 

Hushaw  A  ( >.  carpenter,  rea  517  sixth 

Busing  Diedrich,  wine-  and  Liquors,  "»7(.>  Twelfth,  res  117  E 
Fourteenth 

Hussey  J  <  >d, coke  and  coal,  8E  cor  sixth  and  Franklin, 

ree  951  Clay 

Qussey  William  II  II,  reporter  Enquirer^  res  667  Thirty- 
fifth 

Hutchena  Susau  E  Mrs,  widow,  n  -  91  I  Wood 

Hutchesou  David,  laundrymau  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  rea 
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Hutch  ins  Emma  Mrs,  professional  ladies'  nurse,  res  1104 
Market 

Hutchinson  Henry,  clerk  E  A  Heron,  res  1227  Eleventh  ave 

Hutchinson  Ida  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1227  Eleventh  ave 

Hutchinson  M  G  Miss,  res  730  Eighth 

Hutchinson  Prentice,  salesman,  S  F,  res  730  Eighth 

Hutchinson  Robert  L,  clerk  Hirshberg  &  Quigley,  821 
Market 

Hutchinson  T  R,  wholesale  clothing,  S  F,  res  730  Eighth 

Hutchinson  Wm,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  756  Willow 

Hutchison  A  M  Mrs,  res  973  Washington 

Hutchison  Christina  Mrs,  widow,  res  1722  Chase 

HUTCHISON  JAMES,  seedsman  and  florist,  471- 
479  Fourteenth,  and  proprietor  Hutchison's  Nurseries 
1814  Telegraph  ave,  and  Piedmont  Branch  Nursery, 
Piedmont,  res  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Twenty-sixth 

Hutchison  John,  florist  James  Hutchison,  res  372  Orchard 

HUTCHISON'S  NURSERIES,  cor  Telegraph 
ave  and  Twenty-sixth  and  Piedmont 

Hutison  G  P,  ship  joiner,  res  Railroad  Exchange 

Huttenberger  Herman,  saddle  maker,  res  853  E  Twenty- 
first 

Huttleston  Fred,  shoemaker  Chas  Martin,  res  1861 
William 

Hutton  Alex,  hostler  Wm  H  Brown's  stable,  res  510  Thir- 
teenth 

Hutton  James  H,  res  1267  Fifth  ave 

Hutton  Wm  H,  student,  res  1267  Fifth  ave 

Hvatt  E  A  Miss,  res  1220  Union 

Hyatt  Orange  C,  paper  carrier,  res  1117  Willow 

Hyde  A  Mrs,  res  576  Ninth 

Hyde  A  Miss,  saleslady,  res  943  Wood 

Hyde  Andrew  J,  physician,  res  323  Durant 

HYDE  CLARENCE,  stoves  and  tinware.  1002 
Washington,  res  1641  Broadway 

Hyde  Crosby  O,  res  323  Durant 

Hyde  E  A,  advertising  agt  C  E  Lark,  res  Boss  House 

Hyde  Edwin  C,  student,  res  604  Eighth 

Hyde  E  J,  collector  J  Dewing  Co 

Hyde  Frances  Mrs,  widow,  res  943  Wood 

Hyde  Isaac,  capitalist,  res  604  Eighth 

Hyde  John  M,  clerk  Stocker  &  Holland,  res  820  Thirty- 
fifth 

Hyde  Joseph  H,  engineer,  res  1014  Cypress 

Hyde  Kate  Miss,  janitress  Grant  School,  res  1573  Twenty- 
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Hyde  Lawrence,  salesman  >s  Scheeline,  res  576  Ninth 

Hyde  Maggie    Miss,    saleslady    Garin    Nai smith,    res    943 
Wood 

Hyde  Marcus  D,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  119  Tenth 

Hyde  Mary  F,  dressmaker,  res  943  Wood 

Hyde  Michael  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  943  Wood 

Hyde  Maurice,  res  820  Thirty-fifth 

Hyde  Nellie  C,  saleslady  F  M  Reed    &    Co,   res    261  E  Six- 
teenth 

Hyde  Paul  J,  salesman,  res  563  Twentieth 

Hyde  Simeon  E,  res  323  Durant 

Hyde  Thomas,  cleaner  SPCo,res  182i;William 

Hyde  Wallace  E,  res  323  Durant 

Hyde  W  B  Mrs,  principal    Field   Seminary,  res   1825  Tele- 
graph aye 

Hyde  William  T,  chemist  Geo  B  Flint,  res  576  Ninth 

Hydeliff  Sophia  S  Mrs,  res  2226  San  Pablo  ave 

Hyer  Carl,  gardener,  res  576  Eighth 

Hyer  Corinne,  domestic  Mrs  Dr  Hays,  820  Webster 

II viand  Mary  Mrs,  groceries,  1748  Filbert,  res  same 

Hyland  Michael,  teamster,  res  209  Third 

Hyland  Richard,  dishwasher,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Hyle   Minna  Mrs,  res  313  Sixth 

Ilyman  Ada  Miss,  saleslady,  res  267  Third 

flyman  David,  clerk  Salinger's,  res  267  Third 

Ilvnian  Isaac,  peddler,  res  267  Third 

Ilyman  Joseph, jeweler,  1473  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Ilvnian  Morris,  clerk  A  Jonas  &  Bros,  res  267  Third 

Hynes  Delia  Mrs,  waiter  Golden  Rule  Restaurant,  res    1071 
Thirteenth 

Hynes  Edward  P,  carpenter,  res  L413  Seventeenth 

Hynes  John  II.  laborer,  res  713  Linden 

Hynes  Philip,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  809  Center 

Hynes  Patrick,  section  hand  S  P  Co,  res  809  Center 

Hynes  \Vm  II.  student,  res  L413  Seventeenth 

Hyrup  Mary,  m  atment,   L003-J  Broadway,  room  26 


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Id  C,  butcher  Dempsey  &  Pitts,  res  L456  Ninth 

[de  Nettie  Miss,  63  Cedar 

[diens  Joseph,  cleaner  8  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 

[gnaico  A.mos,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

lL.rniiii:i  M  chambermaid  Girard  House,  res  same 

[llingworth  James,  woolen  -pinner,  res  IT 

[llingworth  Mary  Miss,  res  L367  Tenth  ave 


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Illing  worth  RM(R  M   Illingworth  &  Son)  res  1367  Tenth 

ave 
Illingworth  R  M  &  Son  (R  M  &  W  H  Illingworth)   tea   and 

coffee  merchants,  476  Tenth 
Illingworth  Thos  A,  employe  Wentworth's  shoe  factory,  res 

1785  Goss 
Illingworth  W  H  (R  M  Illingworth  &  Son)  1367  Tenth  ave 
Illingworth  Wm  S,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1785 

Goss 
Use  William  A,  assayer,  S  F,  res  677  Sixth 
Ilsen  Emma  Miss,  res  1707  Eighth 
Ilsen  M  Mrs,  dealer  in  fancy  goods,  lessons   in  all  kinds  of 

fancy  work,  1701  Eighth,  res  same 
Imhoff  D  Miss,  res  814  Chester 
Imhoff  Mollie  Miss,  res  814  Chester 
Imhoff  Samuel  G,  tinsmith,  res  814  Chester 
Imhoff  Sarah  Miss,  res  814  Chester 

Immel  August,  commssion    merchant,  S  F,  res  987   Willow 
IMPERIAL  INSURANCE  CO  of  London,  Har- 

mon  &  Sears  agents,  958  Broadway 

INDEPENDENT  PLANING  MILL,  John- 

son  &  Sorensen  proprietors,  cor  Second  and  Brush 
lndergand  Marion  Miss,  res  Shell  Mound 
Indergand  Sophie  Miss,  res  Shell  Mound 

INDUSTRIAL  HOME  FOR  THE  ADULT 

JBIiJMD,  Jno  P  Irish  president,  Warren  Olnev  vice- 
president,  L  A  Redman  secretary  to  the  Board,  L  \V 
Justi  secretary,  cor  Thirty-sixth  and  Telegraph  ave 

INDUSTRIAL  LAND  AND  BUILDING 

ASSOCIATION,  E  W  Woodward  president,Wm 
B  Soule  secretary,  office  902  Broadway 
Ingalls  N  B  Mrs,  res 1213  Seventh 
Inger  Tellefson,  domestic,  1219  Adeline 
Ingerham  Gilbert,  clerk  S  F,   res  Golden  Gate 
Ingersoll  C  A,  contractor  and  builder,  res  40   E  Nineteenth 
rngersoll  F  C,  harnessmaker  0  Emlay  &  Son,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Ingersoll  Geo  B,  conductor  0  C  RCo,  res  584  Twenty-second 
Ingersoll  Wm  B,  photographer  E  D  Ormsby,res  761  Twentv- 

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Ingerson  Chas   A,    contractor  and  builder,  res  40  E    Nine- 
teenth 
INGLER  &  ATKINSON  (C  L  Ingler  and  Henry 
T  Atkinson)   proprietors   Pioneer    Door  Co,  manufac- 
turers  of    doors,  sash   and   blinds,    S\V   cor   First  and 
Broadway 
Ingler  Charles  L  (Ingler  and  Atkinson)  res  839  Harrison 


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Ingles  E  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Ingols  Geo  A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  565  Thirty-fifth 
Ingols  Rebecca  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  565  Thirty-fifth 
Ingraham  James  A,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Ingraham  R  AH,  switch  tender  S  P  Co,  Alameda,  res  1853 

Alameda  ave 
Ingram  Adam,  carpenter,  res  411  Ninth 
Ingram  Eugene  E,  laborer,  res  689  Twenty-sixth 
Inskeep  Hannah  Mrs,  res  1369  Sixteenth  ave 
Inskeep    Lorenzo    D,    teacher     mathematics    and    German 

California  College,  res  1050  E  Thirtieth 
Insurance  Co    of  North  America,    H  Griffin's    agency,  95S 

Broadway 
Insurance  Co  of  State  of  Pennsylvania,  John  Russ  agt,  468 

Tenth 
Intermann  Wm  H,  bartender   West    Oakland   Hall,  res  1751 

Seventh 
[nwall  B  J  Mrs.  res  271  Sixth 

INWAEL  HARRY    &    CO    (Harry  J  Inwall  and 
John    Beach)    proprietors  The    Argonaut    Saloon. 
Broadway 
[nwall  Harry  J  (Harry  Inwall  G  Co)  res  309  Eighth 
I  O  O  F  HALL,  P  J  Ipsen  custodian,  N\V  cor  Eleventh 

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[00  F  Hall,  SE  cor  Eleventh  ave  and  E  Twelfth 
I  O  O  F  LIBRARY,  PJIpsen  librarian,  NW  cor 

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IPSEN  PETER  J,   librarian    I  O  O  F  Library    and 
custodian  1  (>  0  F   Hall,  NW  eor  Eleventh  and  Frank- 
lin, and  custodian  St  Andrews   Hall,  1056^    Broadway, 
res  L660  Fourteenth 
Ireland    George,   carpenter,    pea   \T\V   cor    Forty-sixth  and 

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[reland  Jennie    L   Miss,  compositor    Pacific   Press,  res    ~,K 

Eleventh 
[reland  John  .1.  clerk  Pacific  Press,  res  7i>s  Eleventh 
[rish  C  B  Mr-,  res  rear  558  Seventh 
[rish  John  P,  editor  Alta  S  F,  res  1  138  Adeline 
[rish  Lizzie,  employe M  J  KELLER,  res  558  Seventh 
[rish  Lucicus  S,  engineer  8  P  Co,  pea  1  T  T :  >  Division 
Irish  Spencer  K.  cleric  C  II  Smith,  res  880  Twenty-sixth 
[rish  Stephen  L,  carpenter  S  1'  Co,  rea  1773  Division 
[ronmooger  W  C,  clerk   Antone  Lizak,  res    1069  Twenty- 
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Ironmonger  Cornelius  J,  res  364  First  ^t 

Irons  William,  teamster,  res  cor  Peralta  and  Seventeenth  g 

Ironside  Mattie  Miss,  res  1060  E  Seventeenth  " 

Irvin  Albert  M,  brickmaker,  res  1212  Sixteenth  ave  ^ 

Irvin  Frederick  A,  res  1212  Sixteenth  ave  ta( 

Irvine  Annie  Miss,  res  522  Fifteenth 

Irvine  Joseph  L,  foundryman,  res  917  Fifth 

Irvine  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1304  Jackson 

Irvine  Robert,  janitor  Lincoln  School,  res  same 

Irving  Charles    E,    nailer  Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res 

Emeryville  ^  ^ 

Irving  Ella  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  M  J  O'Neil  g"  ^H 

Irving  M  L  Mrs,  nurse,  res  822  Twelfth  I  ^ 

Irving  William  K,  employe  Bancroft  &  Co,  res  711  Fifth  £^ 

Irwin  Alfred,  real  estate,  res  1277  Twelfth  ave  ^  C 

Irwin  Charles,  teamster,  res  837  Thirty-third  "    Q 

Irwin  Esther  Miss,  student,  res  820  Twenty-second  *    g 

Irwin  Horace  D  (Irwin  &  Johnson)  res  Lorin  g  ^ 

Irwin  James  R,  salesman  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  960  ^  * 

Twentv-second  S  fc^^ 

IRWIN  &  JOHNSON  (Horace  D  Irwin  and  John  '  g 

S  Johnson)  real  estate,  463  Ninth  ^  O 

Irwin  John,  carpenter,  res  517  Ninth  &  y£ 

Irwin  Mary  Mrs,  res  840  Thirty-third  •§  NH 

Irwin  Michael,  hostler  OCR  Co,  res  e  s  Shattuck  ave  bet  |  r/\ 

Forty-eighth  and  Forty-ninth  ®  »• 

Irwin  Robert  E,  machinist  Oakland   Iron  Works,  res   602  g 

Fourteenth 
Irwin  Stewart,  gardener,  res  820  Twenty-second 

Irwin  Thomas,  hostler  O  C  R  Co,  res  e  s  Shattuck  ave  bet  *■■< 

Forty-eighth  and  Forty-ninth  * 

Irwin  Wm,  buggy  washer  N  Y  Stables,  SW  cor  Eighth  and  i   jH 

Webster 

Isaac  William,  shoemaker,  res  1165  E  Fifteenth  f* 

Isaacs  Caasar,  men's  furnishing  goods,  868   Washington,  res  bfi 

844  Jackson  Li 

Isaacs  Jacob,  peddler,  res  836  Clay  pXJ 

Isaacs  John  D,  chief  draughtsman  S  P  Co,  res  1154  Alice*  hrt 

Isaacs  Morris,  clerk  Joseph  Harris,  res  718  Fifth  C 
Isadore  Bella  Miss,  res  1159  Seventh 

Isadore  Fanny  Miss,  res  1159  Seventh  Op 
Isadore  Isaac,  glazier,  res  1159  Seventh 

Isadore  Minnie  Miss,  res  1159  Seventh  ^ 
Isham  L,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  oc  Co,  res  S  F 
Isherwood  Joseph,  laborer,  res  w  s  First  ave  nr  Summer 


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Isoard  Louis  M,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  861  Henry 

Isola  Giuvanni,  laborer  Dingee's  quarry,  res    Berkeley 

[sola  Joseppe,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 

Isola  Luigi,  laborer  Dingee's  quarry,  res  Berkeley 

Isola  Pedro,  laborer  Dingee's  quarry,  res  Berkeley 

Israel  Isaac,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co 

Iverson  Christian,  master  mariner,  res  811  E  Fifteenth 

Ivey  L  Mrs,  res  548  Albion 

Izola  Augustino,  boot  black  P  Fortunato,  res  658  Myrtle 


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Jaccard  Leon  A,  watchmaker,  S  F,  res  251  Louisa 
Jacinto ,  employe  Judsou  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Jacinto  Antonio,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1660  Pacific 
Jacinto  Joseph,  blacksmith    Hamelin  &  Thibault,   res  1215 

Twentieth  ave  (rear) 
Jacinto  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Jacinto  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Jacinto  Manuel,    laborer  Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res  B 

nr  R  R  station 
!  Jacka  E  G,  Rev,  res  955  Clay 

JackinsG  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  rea  West  Oakland  House 
Jackins  Chas,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1674  Eighth 

tckins  F  C,  fireman  S  P  Co,   re-  W<  st  (  Oakland  House 
Jackins   Fred,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  S»>1  Myrtle 
Jackson  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1760  San  Pablo  a 
Jackson  A  A.  carriage  dealer,  S  F.  rea  Wlnsor  Rous 
Jackson  Alice  EMiss,  res  254  E  Seventeenth 
.lack-nn  Alvin.  enter,  rea  2020  Adeline 

Jackaon  Arthur   M,  clerk   A    Jonaa   &    Bros,    res        i   Six- 
teenth 
Jackson  Caroline  C  Miss, rea  L379  Eighth  ave 
Jackson  Ch  brakeman  S  P  Co,  rea  Union  Hotel 

Jackson  Charlea  W,  commission   merchant,  S    I  L366 

Ninth  ave 
JACKSON  D  H,  manager  Oakland  Gurney  Cab  and 

Delivery  Co,  958  Broadway,  rea  L211  Seventh  ave 
.1  •  jkson  cinaon  I  E  -I  Jackson  and  .1    K  Dickinson)  sa- 

loon and  lodging  house,  1 1  7  Seven!  h 
Jackson  Edwin  R,  student  High  School,  rea  L379  Eighth  ave 
.1  ickson  E  -I  (Jackson  A  Dickinson)  rea  117  Seventh 
kson  Emma  Mrs,  521  Seventh 
ickson  F  D  Mi       •      I  055  Washington 
ikson  Francis,  civil  engineer,  r  Pine 

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Jackson  Frank,  clerk,  res  Winsor  House 

Jackson  Frank  F,  druggist  Chas  E  Morey,  res   1666  Seward 

Jackson  Gail  Miss,  res  1211  Seventh  ave 

Jackson  G  Henry,  shaper  Pacific    Coast    Planing  Mill,  res 

1517  Market 
Jackson  Giles  A,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  804  Sixteenth 
Jackson  Henry  R,  veterinary  surgeon,  1760  San  Pablo  ave, 

res  same 
Jackson  Ida  Miss,  res  2018  Adeline 
Jackson  J,  tailor  M  J  KELLER,  res  369  Tenth 
Jackson  James  H,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  509  E  Fourteenth 
Jackson  Jesse  A,  sawyer  California  Door  Co,  res  1729  Four- 
teenth 
Jackson  J  L,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  856  Franklin 
Jackson  John,  res  254  E  Seventeenth 
Jackson  M  Mrs,  res  1577  Broadway 
Jackson  Maggie  F,  res  1666  Seward 

Jackson  Martin,  builder  and  contractor,  res  1407  Eleventh 
Jackson  Mary  C  Miss,  res  1261  Eighth  ave 
Jackson  Mary  M  Miss,  res  1666  Seward 
Jackson  Moses  A,  porter  John  Tisch,  res  271  Sixth 
Jackson  Orien,  clerk  H  Furst,  res  456^  Ninth 
Jackson  O  T,  vocalist,  res  1868  Seventh 
Jackson  P  H,  iron  works,  S  F,  res  1379  Eighth  ave 
Jackson  Robert,  contractor  and  builder,  res  2018  Adeline 
Jackson  Robert,  machinist  Dalton  &  Sons,  res  983  Pine 
Jackson  Robert  A,  clerk  J  H   Macdonaid  &    Co,  res    1379 

Eighth  ave 
Jackson  Sarah  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  254   E  Seventeenth 
Jackson  Seymour  H,  carpenter,  res  813  Madison 
Jackson  S  H,  machinist,  res  952  Myrtle 
Jackson  Silas,  pantryman  Palace  Hotel,  S  F,  res   758   Sixth 
Jackson  Tatlow,   flour  and   feed,  1064  Fourteenth   ave,  res 

254  E  Seventeenth 
Jackson  Walter  L,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1766  Division 
JACKSON  &  WHITE   (W    F    Jackson    and   F  E 

White)  Western  Hall,  1791  Seventh 
Jackson  Win,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1785  William 
Jackson  William,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  1666  Seward 
Jackson  William  F  (Jackson  &  White)  res  1791  Seventh 
Jackson  William  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1666  Seward 
Jackson  Wm  M,  parter   Pullman   Palace  Car  Co,   res   1721 

Myrtle 
Jackson  W  S,  boots  and   shoes,    Market   Street   Station,  res 

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Jacobovich  Simon,  junk,  res  35S  Fourth 


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Jacobs  Aaron,  cutter  Joe  Lancaster,  res  577  Sixteenth 
Jacobs  Albert  W,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  1813  Seward 
Jacobs  Alpheus  0,  carpenter,  res  1111  Twenty-second 
Jacobs  Barney,  produce  peddler,  res  S31  Harrison 
Jacobs  Charles,    laborer    Alameda    Soda    Works,    res    1620 

San  Pablo  ave 
Jacobs  Charles,  grocer,  1823  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Jacobs  D  L  Miss,  agt  S  P  Co  depot,  cor  Seventh  and  Broad- 

wav,  res  Winsor  House 
Jacobs  E,  clerk  James  L  Olivetti 
Jacobs  Frank  W,  student  Hopkins  Academy 
Jacobs  Fred  A,  student  U  C,  res  125  Thirteenth 
Jacobs  George,  barber  H  G  Jacobs,  res  714  Twenty-fifth 
Jacobs  George,  carpenter,  res  1502  Fifth 
Jacobs  H  G,  barber,  1232  San  Pablo  ave,  res   714  Twentv- 

fifth 
Jacobs  Isaac,  fruit  peddler,  res  655  Madison 
Jacobs  J,  driver  Broadway  street  car,  res  L571  Broadway 
Jacobs  James,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  852 \  Webster 
Jacobs  Joseph,  helper  0  M  Sanford,  res  1620  San  Pablo  ave 
Jacobs  Julius,   butcher   Owen    LafFerty,    res   623   Third 
Jacobs  Laura  Mrs,  res  1620  San  Pablo  ave 
Jacobs  Louis,  peddler,  res  403  B 

Jacobs  Lulu  Miss,  ticket  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Winsor  House 
Jacobs  Marx,  plumber,  419  Tenth,  res  955  Jefferson 
Jacobs  Rose  Mrs,  dry  goods,  272  B,  res  same 
Jacobs  Samuel,  peddler,  res  712  Fifth 
Jacobs  Sylvester,  barber,  1232  San  Pablo  ave  res  673  Twen- 

ty-seventh 
Jacobs  Tobias  A,  res  1502  Fifth 
Jacobs  Wesley  A.  re-  L25  Thirteenth 

Jacobs  William  W,  capitalist,  957  Broadway,  res  920  Union 
Jacobseu  Matthias,  laborer,  res  217  Hannah 
Jacobseu  Nils,  braes  founder,  S  F,  res  Chase  off  Pine 
Jacobsen  Peter  P,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  L307  Thirteenth  ave 
Jacobson  John  II,  master  mariner,  res  863  Twenty-first 

T,  capitalist,  re-   1  167   Eighth 

Jacobus  John  F,  wheelwright,  res  (.h'><>  Center 

Jacoby  Charles  A.  clerk  J  Jacoby,  res  565  El  Eighteenth 

Jacoby    Joseph,    groceries,    77  ~>    El    Twelfth,    res    565    El 

Eighteenth 
Jacquay  Florence  Miss,  res  L212  Eighth 
Jacquay  L  .1  Mrs,  res  1212  Eighth 
Jacquenol  A  Mr-,  rea  909  E  Fourteenth 
Jacques  Louis  O,  helper  C  F  Hampel,  re-  2045  Linden 


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JAENICKE  CHRISTOPHER,  American  Bak 
ery,  815  Broadway,  res  same 

Jagels  D  (Jagels  &  Wulff)  res  cor  Fifth  and  Peralta 

Jagels  &  Wulff  (D  Jagels  and  D  Wulff)  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, cor  Fifth  and  Peralta 

Jahn  Catherine,  res  1870  Seventh 

Jahnigen  Gustave,  barkeeper  Wm  Eddings,  res  956  Franklin 

James  Mrs,  756  Seventh 

James  Miss,  vest  maker  M  J  KELLER,  res  666  Tenth 

James  Arthur,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  S  F 

James   Benjamin,   livery   stable   and   constable,  1059  Four- 
teenth ave,  res  866  E  Twelfth 

James  Colin,  traveling  salesman,  res  1761  Goss 

James  David  T,  bookkeeper,  res  1013  Pine 

James  D  J,  collector,  res  2029  E  Fourteenth 

James  Edward  R,  music  teacher,  res  823  Thirty-third 

James  Edward  R  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  823  Thirty-third 

James  Emma  E  Miss,  res  E  Twentieth  bet  Twenty-fifth  ave 
and  Carroll 

James  George  A,  laborer,  res  1357  Kirkham 

James  Griffith,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1073  Peralta 

James  John  M,  employe   Melrose   Smelting  Works,  res  Bay 
ave,  Melrose 

James  Maggie  Miss,  res  1026  Fifth 

James  Moses,  farmer,  res  E  Twentieth  bet  Twenty  fifth  ave 
and  Carroll 

James  Richard  E,  blacksmith  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works, 
res  1026  Fifth 

James  Sarah  Miss,  res  1026  Fifth 

James  Thomas,  apprentice  machinist  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail 
Works,  res  1026  Fifth 

James  William,   laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  1356  Six- 
teenth 

James  William,  gardener  Thomas  Ewing,  Vernon  Heights 

James  William,  paper  carrier,  res  856   E  Twenty-first 

Jameson  James  S,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1382  Webster 

Jamieson   Andrew,  employe  PacifiG  Iron   and  Nail  Works, 
res  764  Fourth 

Jamieson  J  C,  deputy  sheriff  Alameda  County,  res  Alameda 

Jamison  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  870  Peralta 

Jamison  Mary  Miss,  res  987  Willow 

Jamison  Mary  B  Miss,  res  870  Peralta 

Jamison  Nellie  Miss,  res  987  Willow 

Janda  F  W,  painter  and  decorator,  res  171  Eighth 

Janholz  Frederick,  laborer,  res  2026  Union 

Janin  Louis,  mining  engineer,  res  1355  Webster 


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Janin  Louis  Jr,  mining  engineer,  res  1355  Webster 

Janis  Francis  R,  real  estate.  Blake   &   Moffitt  Building,  res    (^ 

57  Valley 
Janis  Frank  L,  salesman  E   Hook,  res   1320  Telegraph  ave 
Janis  Justin  E,  contractor,  res  57  Valley 

Jansen ,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  17SS  Seventh 

Jansen  Andrew,  rancher,  res  Clark  nr  Melrose 
<i  Jansen  Anton,  mariner,  res  120  Eddie 
-!-  ^Jansen  Estelle  Miss,  stenographer  Haven  Institute,  res    549 
jt  0  Thirty-sixth  & 

Jansen  Hannah  Mrs,  res  26  Butler  ave,  Golden  Gate  ■■ 

Jansen  Hans,  asst  supt  Napa  Insane  Asylum,  res  549  Thirty- 
sixth 
Jansen  Lawrence,  cook,  res  522  Eighth 
Jansen  L  H,  carpenter,  res  S32  Fourteenth 
Jansen  L  H,  mfr  picture  frames  and  room  moulding,    1461 

Seventh,  res  1220  Cypress 
Jansen  Louis  H,  carpenter,  res  1220  Cypress 
Jansen  Ole,  mariner,  res  126  Eddie 

^    Jansen  Sam,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co 
Janssen  Carl  A,  druggist,  Golden  Gate,  rea  515  Eighth 
W    Janssen  Edward,  clerk,  S  F.  res  515  Eighth 
Jan-sen  Ernst,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  515  Eighth 
Janssen  Katie  Miss,  res  515  Eighth 
WM    Janssen  Leontine  Miss,  res  515  Eighth 
mljk    Janssen  Mina  Miss,  res  515  Eighth 
January  D  A,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Janvrin  Edward,  postal  clerk,  res  1311  Campbell 

SJanvrin  George  M.  sawver  Pacific  Coast    Planing    Mill,   res 
1311  Campbell 
Japanese  Club,  567  Third 
^^|    Japanese  Mission.  Rev  M  C  Harris  supt,  1253  Jefferson 
^C    Japanese  Store,  11584  Seventh 
KA    Japood  James,  laborer,  res  320  Eighth 
jfl     Jaquith  Alice  Mrs,  res  1718^-  Seventh 
r         Jarret  Jaques,  rea  939  Thirty-fifth 

P£!     jarvis  .  employe  S  P  Co,  res  802  Willow 

jF*l    Jarvia  James,  carpenter,  rea  1(,17  Seventh 

Jarvia  Thomas,  prop  Jarvis  Club  Room,  1160  Seventh,  res 

HI  528  Henry 
Jarwari  G        e,  bar!  Aurora  Saloon,  its  360  Seventh 

Jason  Christian,  farmer,  rea  Piedmont 

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Jayne  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  619  Thirteenth 

Jebb  Robert,  nailer  Pacific  Irou  and    Nail   Works,    res    764 

Fourth 
Jeckal  Minnie  Mrs,  domestic,  res  1314  Franklin 
Jeckman  Jacob,  laborer,  res    Golden  Gate 
Jedding  J  C  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  315  Tenth 
Jee  Arthur  W,  sec  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co,  S  F,  res    552    Al- 
bion 
Jefferis  James  W,  carpenter,  res  1074  Wood 
Jefferis  Plummer  E,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  934  Peralta 
Jefferis  Sarah  Mrs,  boarding  house,  1723  Seventh,  res  same 
Jeffery  John,  cabinet  maker,  res  e  s  Telegraph  ave  bet  Lin- 
den and  Temescal 
Jeffery  Mary  C  Miss,  res  963  Seventh 
Jeffress  Alexander  M,  clerk,  S  F,  res  953  Wood 
Jeffress  E  G,  clerk  J  D  Stewart,  res  Union  Hotel 
Jeffress  Egbert  F,  clerk  James  Miller,  res  953  Wood 
Jeffress  George  H  (Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co)  res  953  Wood 
Jeffress  James  V,  salesman,  res  868  Twentieth 
Jeffress  John  K,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1067  Wood 
Jeffress  John  F,  refiner,  res  953  Wood 

JEFFRESS.  MITCHELL  &  CO  (G  H  Jeffress, 
M  J  Mitchell  and  W  H  Roberts)  plumbers,  gasfitters. 
stoves  and  tinware,  1151  Broadway 

Jeffress  Robert,  painter,  res  1362  Twelfth 

Jeffress  Thomas  W  (Jeffress  &  White)  res  1429  Twenty- 
third  ave 

Jeffress  Walter  F,  salesman  Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co,  res  953 
Wood 

Jeffress  &  White  (J  E  White  and  Thomas  W  Jeffress)  real 
estate  and  insurance  agts,  Twenty-third  ave  nr  R  R  Sta- 
tion 

Jeffries  Ella  Mrs,  res  916  Wood 

Jeffs     Wm,    machinist    Judson     Manufacturing    Co,    res;^Hg 
cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-seventh  5-    »d 

Jelgans    Louis,  employe    Samm's   Flouring    Mill,    res    612    ^  §5 
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Jellett  James,  clerk  J  S  Gilmore  &   Co,  res  1355  Telegraph   ^qJh 
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Jellett  Morgan,  clerk  E  S  Heller  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1355  Tele-  iogw 
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Jenan ,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Woolley  ■  ?  w 

Jencks  J  H,  architect,  res  cor  E  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-   ^•w> 
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Jenkins  Agnes  Miss,  clerk  S  Steen,  res  Girard  House 

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Jenkins  Horatio  F,  letter  carrier,  res  SW  cor  Eleventh  and 

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Jenkins  James  J,  laborer,  res  695  Twenty-seventh 
Jenkins  Mary  Mrs,  res  Hollis  nr  Park  ave,  Emeryville 
Jenkins  Mary  J  Miss,  res  Park  ave  nr  Halleck, Emeryville 
Jenkins    Thomas,  employe    Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  ave  nr  Halleck,  Emeryville 
Jenkins  Timothy  F,  collector  Harbor  Commission,  res  1362 

Eighth 
Jenks  Jennie  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  Emeryville 
Jenne  Jacob,  tailor  Joe  Lancaster,  res  970  Washington 
Jenne    Theo    J,    employe    California   Hosiery  Co,  res    477 

Eighth 
Jennings  Annie  Miss,  res  310  Third 
Jennings  C  N,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  106S 

Twenty-first 
Jennings  Ellen  Mrs,  laundress  Contra   Costa  Laundry,  res 

1424  Fifteenth 
Jennings  Frank  B,  apprentice   Oakland    Boiler  Works,  res 

310  Third 
Jennings  Frank  W,  boiler  maker,  res  310  Third 
Jennings  Fred  W,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  310  Third 
Jennings  George  H,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  SF 
Jennings  J,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Jennings  N  M  Mrs,  re-  525  Third 
Jennings  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Jensebea  George,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Jensen  Andrew,  cook  N  C  Jensen,  res  Sixth  bet  Broadway 

and  Washington 
Jensen    Hans,  teamster,  res    John   bel    Piedmont    ave   and 

Borne 
Jensen  Jacob,  tailor,  S  F,  re-  946  Pine 
Jensen  .1  C,  agl  M  J  KELLER,  L007  Broadway 
Jensen  J<  as,  waiter  .1  Soufiraine 

.Je)i~<n  Jepha,  master  mariner,  res  L21    Eddie 

Jensen  Julius,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  1268 

Campbell 
Jensen    Lars,  Laborer,  re-  Linden    bel    Peralta   and    Fruit 

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Jensen    Louia    V.  propr    Dr  Jensen's  Catarrh    dire,   inoi 

Broadway,  i  Twenty-sei  i  nth 

Jensen  N  C,  waiter  restaurant,  res  411  Fifteenth 
Jensen  Nettie  Mi      r<     Adeline  opp  Fortieth 
Jen  •••  res  L66  l  Nineteenth  ave 


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Jensen  Stella  Miss,  stenographer  The  Haven  School,  res  549 

Thirty-sixth 
Jenson  Kate  Mrs,  res  1464  Seventh 
Jenson  William  E  M,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1464  Seventh 
Jepson  Otto,  moulder,  res  1210  Twenty-eighth 
Jepson  Peter,   carpenter,  res  1045  E  Sixteenth 
Jerome  Antoine,  bootblack  stand,    1456  Seventh,    res  1463 

Seventh 
Jerome  Edward,  student  Sackett  School,  res  1331  Chestnut 
Jerome  Edward  B,  special  deputy  collector  Custom  House, res 

1331  Chestnut 
Jerome  Marie  Mrs,  res  1463  Seventh 
Jerome  Teresa  Miss,  res  1463  Seventh 
Jesper  Harry,  box  maker,  res  961  E  Sixteenth 
Jess  Willard  N,  carpenter,    res    cor  Thirteenth    ave    and  E 

Twenty-fifth 
Jess  Wm,  carpenter,  res  518  E  Fifteenth 
Jesse  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Jessup  L  M  Miss,  artist,  room  3  Playter  Block 
Jewel   JC,  student,  res  967  Washington 
Jewett  Philo,  vaquero  Bakersfield,  res  1410  Franklin 
Jewish  Synagogue,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Thirteenth 
Jillson  C  E  Mrs,  res  921  Broadway 
Jipuccio  Ugenio,  fruit  and  vegetables,    819  Broadway,   res 

same 
Joaquin  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  950  Cedar 
Joaquin  Manuel,  res  759  Willow 
Johansen  A,  employe  Pacific  Iron    and    Nail    Co,   res    622 

Magnolia 
Johansen  Jacob  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1761  William 
Johanson  V  N,  employe   Pacific    Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  622 

Magnolia 
Johns  A  F,  insurance,  S  F,  res  Market   Street  House 
Johns  C  T,  atty-at-law  and  notary  public,  rooms  32-33,  969 

Broadway,  res  548  Twenty-fourth 
Johns  Edward,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1773  Atlantic 
Johns  Wm  E,  law  student,  res  Market  Street  House 

Johnson ,  shipwright,  res  1862  Seventh 

Johnson  Adeline  Mrs,  res  860  Pine 

Johnson  Adolph,  boat    builder,  S  F,  res  914  Twenty-second 

Johnson  Alex,  carpenter,  res  815  Washington 

Johnson  Alice  E  Miss,  res  122  Ninth 

Johnson  Alice  M  Miss,  artist,  res  767  Alice 

Joknson  Alner  S,  emlloye  Yost  Type  Writer  Co,  S  F,  res  715 

Center 
Johnson  Amos,  yardman  C  E  H  Reed,  res  618  E  Twelfth 


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>  Johnson  Andres,  tailor  Charles    Johnson,  res  428  Franklin 

UJ  Johnson  Andrew,  lather,  1361  Fifteenth 

^■j  Johnson  Anna  Mrs,  branch  bakery,  res  E  Twelfth 
J—  Q  Johnson  Annie,  domestic,  933  Linden 

CO  2  Johnson  Annie  Miss,  domestic    J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Pagoda 
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Johnson  A  \\\  res  1306  Seventh 
Johnson  A  W,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  859  Clay 
Johnson  Axel,  machinist,  S  F,  res  567  E  Twenty-third 
Johnson  B  A,  gardener  W  H  Rouse,  res  Vernon  Heights 
Johnson  Benjamin  0,  carpenter,  res   1741  Myrtle 
Johnson  Caroline  Mrs,  res  1423  San  Pablo  ave 
Johnson  Caroline  Mrs,  domestic,  1453  Brush 
Johnson  Carrie  Mrs,  res  1320  San  Pablo  ave 
Johnson  Carrie  Miss,  domestic  John  H  Bruning,  832  Frank- 
lin 
Johnson  Celestia  Miss,  res  1316  Eighth 
Johnson  Charles,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  House 
Johnson  Charles,  merchant  tailor,  960  Washington,  res  669 

Fifth 
Johnson  Charles,  teamster  William    Sagehorn,    res  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Jefferson 
I  Johnson  Charles,  laborer,  res  357  Prospect 
Johnson  Charles,  expressman,  res  s  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 
'  Johnson  Charles  A,  captain  schooner  Abbey,  res  1691  Eighth 
Johnson  Charles  J,  tallyman  Oakland  Lumber  Co,    res  709 

Jackson 
I  Johnson  Chris,  laborer,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  College 
J  Johnson  Christian,  mariner,  res  115  Eddie 
!  Johnson  Christina,  domestic,  930  Adeline 
Johnson  Christina  Miss,  domestic,  res  1308  Twelfth 
Johnson  Christopher,  laborer  J  C  Ainsworth,    res    Vernon 

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Johnson  C  O,  coffee   saloon,  925    Broadway,   res   568  Fif- 
teenth 
Johnson  Constance  Miss,  res  L316  Eighth 
Johnson  1>  A,  brakeman  8  1*  Co,  res  834  Wood 
Johnson  David  M,  teamster  Everts  &  Co,  res  cor  Harrison 

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Johnson  E,  mason,  res  971  Fifth 
Johnson  Edith  Miss,  rea  L260  Kirk  ham 


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Johnson  Edward,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res    1467 

Twenty-third  ave 
Johnson  Edward  G,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1714  Eighth 
Johnson  Edwin,  tailor,  S  F,  res  861  Henry 
Johnson  Eleanor  Miss,  teacher    Lorin    District    School,  res 

767  Alice 
Johnson  Eliza  J  Mrs,  res  1213  Seventh 
Johnson  Ellen  Miss,  domestic,  res  Golden  Gate 
Johnson  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  res  1316  Eighth 
Johnson  Ellis  C,  bookkeeper    Starr    &   Co,  S    F,    res    1453 

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Johnson  Elsie  Miss,  res  468  Fifth 
Johnson  Emma,  domestic,  1422  Eighth 
Johnson  Erasmus,  road  overseer  and    deputy    assessor 
Johnson  Eugene,    printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  1467 

Twenty-third  ave 
Johnson  Eva  Mrs,  saloon,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Adeline 
Johnson  E  W  Mrs,  dressmaker  365  Twelfth,  res  Hotel  Mer- 

ritt 
Johnson  Frank  (Johnson  &  Sorensen)  res  1261  Jefferson 
Johnson  Frank  painter,  res  313  Seventh 
Johnson  Frank,  mariner,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Adeline 
Johnson  Frank,  painter  W  W  Tucker 
Johnson  Frank,  door  maker,  California  Door    Co,  res    1261 

Campbell 
Johnson  Frank,  laborer  Everts  &  Co,  res  Oakland  House 
Johnson  Fred,  longshoreman,  res  1377  Fifteenth 
Johnson  Frederick  J,  commissary  dept   USA,    res    1213 

Seventh 

Johnson  George  F,  res  842  West 

Johnson  G  F  Mrs,  res  842  West 

Johnson  George  H,  res  Eureka  Hotel 

Johnson  George  S,  contractor  and  builder,  res  803  Clay 

Johnson  George  W,  propr  Belmont  Stables  806  Broadway, 
res  same 

Johnson  H,  carpenter,  res  567  Eighth 

Johnson  Hanson,  porter  CPR  RCo,  res  763  Fourth 

Johnson  Henry,  clerk  W  M  Watson  &  Co,  res  1059  Frank- 
lin 

Johnson  Hermann,  wood  turner  Eagle  Planing  Mill,  res 
1508  Eighth 

Johnson  Hilda  Miss,  res  1978  Webster 

Johnson  Hiram  A,  carpenter,  res  273  Ninth 

Johnson  Howard  L,  carpenter,  res  273  Ninth 

Johnson  Humphrey,   horse  trainer,   res  Golden  Gate 

Johnson  Ida  Miss,  res  1643  Adeline 


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Johnson  Isaac  M,  capitalist,  res  2071  Webster 

Johnson  J,  res  409  Ninth 

Johnson  James  A,  atty-at-law  and  city  atty,  City  Hall,  res 
367  E  Fourteenth 

Johnson  James  C,  carpenter,  res  1260  Kirkham 

Johnson  J  H.  carpenter,  res  Bushell  House 

Johnson  John,  lather,  res  1368  Fifteenth 

Johnson  John,  bartender  Geo  Billesback,  res  915  Ninth 

Johnson  John,  photographer,  res  Prescott  House 

Johnson  John,  res  951  Clay 

Johnson  John,  res  767  Alice 

Johnson  John,  laborer,  res  Twenty-second  ave  bet  E  Nine- 
teenth and  E  Twentieth 

Johnson  John  F,  janitor  Delger  Block,  res  212  Third 

Johnson  John  S  (Irwin  &  Johnson)  res  567  Eighteenth 

Johnson  Josephine  Miss,  domestic,  res  122  Ninth 

Johnson   J   R,   agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007-1009  Broad- 
way 

Johnson  Julius,  laborer,  res  1268  Campbell 

Johnson  K  E  Mrs,  842  West 

Johnson  Kitty  Miss,  res  817  Grove 

Johnson  Lawrence,  cook  C  A  Anderson,  res  522  Eighth 

Johnson  L  D  Mrs,  res  1408  Sixteenth 

Johnson  Lena,  domestic,  1413-  Brush 

Johnson  Lew,  minstrel,  res  1643  Adeline 

Johnson  Lewis  Rev,  res  1366  Twenty-fourth  ave 

Johnson  Loretta,  domestic,  977  Sixth  ave 

Johnson     Lottie    W    Miss,    cashier    Abrahamson    Bros,  res 
Hotel  Merritt 

Johnson  Louisa  Mrs,  res  L359  Twelfth 

Johnson  Louisa,  domestic,  367  E  Twelfth 

Johnson  Marcus  M  (Hegler  A:  Johnson,  S  K)  res  L22  Ninth 

Johnson  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  L723  Eighth 

Johnson  Margarel  A  Mrs,  pes  760  sixth 

John80n    Marl     B,    clerk    Oakland    Home    Insurance  Co,  res 

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Johhson  Mary  Mrs,  rea  1  -  60  Taylor 

Johnson  Mary  Mrs,  res  1167  Twenty-third  ave 

Johnson  Mary  Mrs,  nurse,  pea  971  Fifth 

Johnson  Mary  A  Miss,  p<  -  805  Webster 

Johnson  Matilda,  domestic,  I  153  Tenth  ave 

JOHNSON    M   L,    physician    and    surgeon,  Market 

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Johnson  Nathaniel  (N  Johnson  &  Sou)  pes  Alameda 
Johnson  NUes,  cabinet  maker  El  Hook,  372  E  Eleventh 

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Johnson  Niles  P,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1308  Twelfth 

Johnson  N  &  Son,  boarding,  livery,  feed  and  sale  yard,  61 
E  Fourteenth  and   1116  Twenty-third  ave 

Johnson  0  L,  insurance,  res  Winters  Hotel 

Johnson  0  P,  supt  construction  Piedmont  Cable  Car  Co, 
res  469  Twenty-fourth 

Johnson  Oscar  H,  clerk  0  C  Coiner  &  Co,  res  273  Ninth 

Johnson  0  W,  salesman  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  res  364 
Second 

Johnson  Perry,  wharfinger  Oakland  Pier,  805  Webster 

Johnson  Peter,  tailor  S  F,    res  828  Franklin 

Johnson  Peter,  tailor  E  M  Lipke,  res  Fourth  nr  Market 

Johnson  Phillip  L,  Pullman  car  porter,  res  186S  Seventh 

Johnson  Robert,  foremau  Eagle  Box  &  Manufacturing  Co, 
res  627  Filbert 

Johnson  Robort,  tailor,  475  Sixth 

Johnson  Robert  A,  door  maker  California  Door  Co, res  1729 
William 

Johnson  Rose  Mrs,  res  460  Sixth 

Johnson  Samuel,  carperter,  res  468  Fifth 

Johnson  Sarah,  domestic  917  Kirkham 

Johnson  S  August,  packer  Geo  C  Shreve  &  Co,  S  F,res  1625 
Fourteenth 

Johnson  Sophia  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1723  Eighth 

Johnson  Sophie,  domestic,  1258  Grove 

JOHNSON  &  SORENSEN  (Frank  Johnson  and 
A  C  Sorensen)  proprietors  Independent  Planing  Mill, 
cor  Second  and  Brush 

Johnson  Theo,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Johnson  Theodore  H  (Johnson  and  Tornblom)  res  1621 
Seward 

Johnson  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  567  Eighth 

Johnson  Thomas,  coffee  and  spices  S  F,  res  821  Twenty- 
eighth 

Johnson  &  Tornblom  (T  H  Johnson  and  August  Tornblom) 
wood  and  coal,  1724  Seventh 

Johnson  Whitfield,  evangelist,  res  1057  Alice 

Johnson  Milander,  bookkeeper,  res  468  Fifth 

Johnson  Wilber  F,  clerk  Whittier  Fuller  &  Co,  res  715  Center 

Johnson  Wm,  plumber,  res  618  E  Twelfth 

Johnson  William,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  821  Twenty- 
eighth 

Johnson  William,  house  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  409  Fifteenth 

Johnson  Wm,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1793  William 

Johnson  William,  laundry,  cor  Fifth  and  Kirkham, res  same 

Johnson  Wm  A,  student,  res  Blake  House 


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Johnson  Wm  H,  painter,  res  812  Twenty-second 

Johnson  William    H,  messenger    Anglo-California    Bank,  S 

F,  res  714  Henry 
Johnson  William  H,  Brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  SGI  Chester 
Johnson  Will  A,  student,  res  728  Eleventh 
Johnson  William  L,  porter  Puliman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  855 

Clay 
Johnson    Wm   P,    sec    California    Paper  Co,  S  F,   res    459 

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Johnson  Wm  S,  painter,  812  Twenty-second 
Jonnston  A  F,  gardener,  res  736  Union 

Johnston   Alexander,  barkeeper  D  Husing,  res  379  Twelfth 
Johnston  Edward,  res    Emeryville 
Johnston  Francis  H  Miss,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 
Johnston  Harry,  res  1568  Eighth  ave 
Johnston  Jeremiah,  grocer,  994  Pine,  res  992  Pine 
Johnston  J  0,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  567  Sixth 
JOHNSTON    JOSEPH  E,   carriage    maker,    266 

Broadway,  res  161  Eleventh 
Johnston  Lilia  Mrs,  domestic,  res  1163  Alice 
Johnston  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 
Johnston  Mary  E  Miss,  domestic,  res  1053  Center 
Johnston  Nathan  R  Rev,  res  1136  Myrtle 
Johnston  Olean  Miss,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 
Johnston  R  R  Mrs,  State  pres  W  C  T  U,  res  1136  Myrtle 
Johnston  Robt,  master  steamer  Jewel,  res  1568  Eighth    ave 
Johnston  Rosamond  E    Miss,  teacher   Snell   Seminary,  res 

1136  Myrtle 
Johnston  Sam  P,  bookkeeper  Goldberg,  Bowen   &   Co,  S   F, 

res  653  Grove 
Johnston  Thomas,  hatter,  res  550  Seventh 
Johnston  Walter,  clerk  Jeremiah  Johnston,  res  99:2  Pine 
Johnston  William  B,  news  dealer  S  P  Co,  N  G  depot,  cor 

Fourteenth  and  Franklin,  rea  L931   Grove 
Johnston  William   II    Jr,   clerk    William    II    Johnston,  res 

l(.»::i  Grove 
Johnston  W  J,  auditor  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co,  S    F.  pea  404    E 

Sixteenth 

Johnstone  John  C,  ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,  rea   1105  Wood 
Johnstone  Robert,  ship  joiner  S  P  Co,  rea  LI 03  Wood 
Joisaffe  Organ,  fitter    Wentworth    Boot    and    Shoe   Co,  rea 

L260  Cj  pr< 
Jolley  Robert,  coachman,  rea  58  Eighth 
Jonas  Abraham  (A  Jonas  A  Bros)  res  968  Harrison 
Jonaa  A  A  Broa  (Abraham,  Marcus  and  David  Jonas)  cloth- 
ing and  men's  furnishing  goods,  875  Broadway 

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Jonas  Amalie  Miss,  res  319  Sixth 

Jonas  David  (A  Jonas  &  Bros)  res  San  Bernardino 

Jonas  Helene  Miss,  res  319  Sixth 

Jonas  Joachim,  res  319  Sixth 

Jonas  Marcus  (A  Jonas  &  Bros)  res  250  Eighth 

Jonas  Minnie  Miss,  res  319  Sixth 

Jones  Mrs,  res  La  Clede  House 

Jones  A  Miss,  res  Market-Street  House 

Jones  Alice  E  Miss,  res  981  Willow 

Jones  Alonzo  T,  editor  American  Sentinel,  res  1059  Castro 

Jones  Annie  Mrs,  res  854£  Broadway 

Jones  Annie  Miss,  res  2211  Magnolia 

Jones  Annie  G  Mrs,  res  662  Sixth 

Jones  Arthur  H,  bookkeeper  Jones  &  Daul,  res  560  Fifteenth 

Jones  Arthur  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  981  Willow 

JONES'  BAZAAR,  Richard  Jones  proprietor,  1161 
Washington 

Jones  Belle  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 

Jones  Caroline  D  Miss,  res  668  Fourteenth 

Jones  Charles,  employe  S  P  Co,  N  G  wharf,  res  La  Clede 
House 

Jones  &  Charles  (Henry  S  Jones  and  Edwin  W  Charles( 
proprs  Jones  Express,  461  Sixth 

Jones  Charles  A,  laborer,  res710  Filbert 

Jones  Charles  H,  bookeeper  Anglo-Nevada  Assurance  Cor- 
poration, res  NE  cor  Twenty-first  ave  and  Twenty- 
eighth 

JONES  CHARLES  H,  president  and  manager 
Pacific  Press    Publishing  Co,  res  718  Twelfth 

Jones  Clara  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  N  Laymance,  res  1273  San 
Pablo  ave 

Jones  C  P,  atty-at-law,  548  Twenty -fourth 

Jones  &    Co    (Fred    G    Jones,    James    McHaffie   and 
Peller)  carpenters  and  builders,  360  Twelfth 

Jones  Daniel,  employe  I  N  Sloanaker,  res  770  Sixth 

Jones  Daniel  H,  res  269  Fifth 

JONES    &   DAUL    (W    Solomon    Jones    and 
Daul)  merchant  tailors,  1230  San  Pablo  ave   (opp 
Hall) 

Jones  David,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Jones  David,  tailor  Littooy  &  Sons,  res  412  Seventh 

Jones  David,  stableman  Kane  &  Daly,  res  1352  San  Pablo 
ave 

Jones  David  E,  driver  Engine  Co  No  2,  res  662  Sixth 

Jones  David  T,  tailor,  res  662  Sixth 

Jones  E  D  Mrs,  res  516  Fifth 


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Jones  Edward  A,  collector  and  real  estate,  506  Seventh,  res 
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Jones  E  G  Mrs,  dressmaker,  359  Tenth,  res  same 

Jones  Eliza  Mrs,  res  235  Hannah 

Jones  Elon  G,  collector  E  A  Brown,  res  359  Tenth 

Jones  Emanuel,  painter,  res  330  E  Eighth 

Jones  Etta  Miss,  res  1729  William 

Jones  Everett  D  (S  L  Jones  &  Co,  S  F)  res  122  Lake 

Jones  Francis,  res  379  Fifth 
fZ  O  Jones  Frank  M,  tack  maker  Judson  Works,  res    2211    Mag- 
nolia 

Jones  Fred,  carpenter,  res  410  Tenth 

Jones  Fred  G  (Jones  &  Co)  res  408i  Tenth 

Jones  George,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Jones  George  L,  laborer,  res  1005  Pine 

Jones  George  W,  bridge  builder,  res  1005  Pine 

Jones  G  H,  contractor,  res  586  Tenth 

Jones  Geo  W,  teamster,  res  860  Milton 

^    Jones  Griffith,  gardener,  res  1312  Sixth  ave 
Jones  Harold,  nail  maker,  res  2242  Peralta 
Jones  Harry  A,  driver  Jones  &  Charles,  res  1315  Telegraph 

Utf        ave 

Jones  Harry  G,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  1268  Fourth  ave 
M    Jones  Henry,  res  Fortieth  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
0mA    Jones  Henry  S  (Jones  &  Charles)  res  Redwood  Canyon 

M    Jones  Herbert  E,  carpenter,  res  881  Milton 
Jones  James,  clerk,  S  F,  res  9<>*>  Peralta 
Jones  James  A,  teamster  Lyon  ct    Co,    res    cor    Grove    and 
£  Thirty-seven  tli 

r^t    . I  ones  James  II,  lather,  res  737  Filbert 

gaM    Jones  James  J,  sexton  St  Patrick's  Church,  res  i»60    Peralta 
^^|    Jones  .1  II  Mrs.  dressmaker,  1729  William,  rea  Bame 
1  i    Jitnts  John,  fruit  store,  Twenty-third  ave  nr  R  K 
Bfl    Jones  John,  res  862  Franklin 
Jjj3    Jones  John  A.  baggageman  S  P  Co,  rea  L018  Wood 
Ry    Jones  John  A.  engineer,  res  Golden  Gate 

1^1   Jones  John  A,   agf    Anglo-Nevada   Assurance   Corporation, 
rea  NE  cor  Twenty-first  ave  and  E  Twenty-eighth 

H   Jones  John  A.  real  estate  and  broker,  res  1  ls,)  E   Fifteenth 
Jones  John  P,  engineer  8  P  Co,  res  981  Willow 
Jonea  John  P  Jr,  laborer  8  PCo,  rea  981  Willow 

PPJ    Join-  John   P  II,  hrakeinan  S   P  Go.  res  Pullman   Hotel 

pHI   Jones  John  R,  salesman  Geo  C  8hreve  &  Co,  S  F,  res  458  E 
■  Eleventh 

PI    Jones  John  T.  first  ollicer  steamer  Altinuda,  res  1  .">'.»  Sixth 

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Jones  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1419^  Third  i-  CO 

Jones  Joseph,  laborer  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  s  s  Forty 

third  nr  Grove 
Jones  J  P  Mrs,  res  1219  Magnolia 

Jones  Lemuel  W,  bridge  builder  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Grove 
Jones  Lewis,  laborer,  res  .516  Fifth 
Jones  Lewis,  student,  res  662  Sixth 
Jones  Louis  H,  student,  res   NE  cor   Twe'nty-first   ave  and 

Twenty-eighth 
Jones   Mabe,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  n  s  Morgan  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 
Jones  Maggie  Miss,  res  553  E  Fifteenth 
Jones  Mary  Miss,  res  818  Harrison 
Jones  Matilda  I  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  1313  San  Pablo  ave,  res 

same 
Jones  Melville  L,  teamster,  res  Lusk  ave  bet  Forty-first  and 

Forty-second 
Jones  Minna  Miss,  res  319  Sixth 
Jones  M  R,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr 

Telegraph 
Jones   Nathaniel    Dr,  mfr   Jones'  Ventilated    Trusses,  1115 

Broadway,  rooms  7  and  8,  office  hours  9-12  m  and  1-4 

p  m,  res  Berkeley 
Jones  N  E  Mrs,  house  cleaner,  res  673  Tenth 
Jones'  Oakland  and  San  Francisco  Express  Jones  &  Charles 

proprs,461  Sixth 
Jones  R  G,  stone  cutter  Western  Granite  and  Marble  Co,  res 

1812  Sixth  ave 
JONES  RICHARD,  proprietor  Jones'  Bazaar,  1161 

Washington,  res  624  Ninth 
Jones  Richard  G,  salesman,  res  1312  Sixth  ave 
Jones  R  G,  repairer  S  P  Co 
Jones  R  S,  res  1918  Filbert 

Jones  Samuel,  janitor  Reliance  Athletic  Club,  res  818  Clay 
Jones  Sam  A,  janitor  and  house  cleaner,  res  1840  Myrtle 
Jones  Thomas,  moulder  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  981  Pine 
Jones  Thomas,  heater  Judson  Works,  res  2211  Magnolia 
Jones  Thomas  G,  horse  trainer,  res  s  s  Forty-first  nr  Adeline 
Jones  Thomas  T  (T  T  Jones.  &  Co)  res  1823  Adeline 
JONES  T  T  &  CO  (Thomas  T  Jones)  carpet  beaters,  B  ! 

1823  Adeline 
Jones  Win,  laborer  Judson  Works,  res  2242  Peralta 
JONES  W  B  (Oakland  Windmill   Co,  res   609  Hyde,  w 

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Jones  W  Hank,  res  1453  Brush 
Jones  Will  D,  carpenter,  res  1479  Twelfth  ave 


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Jones  William,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Park  ave  nr  Halleck,  Em- 
eryville 
Jones  Wm,  laborer,  res  1518  Seventh 
Jones  William,  res  770  Sixth 
Jones  William,  res  624  Ninth 
Jones  Win,  plumber,  res  410  Tenth 
Jones  Wm,  clerk  Jones  Bazaar,  res  560  Fifteenth 
Jones  Win,  driver  0  C  R  Co,  res  Columbus  ave  bet  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Maple 
Jones  Wm  F,  employe  Bancroft  Publishing  Co,  S  F,  res  453 

E  Eleventh 
Jones  William  F,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  1102 E 

Sixteenth 
Jones  William  J,  driver  OCR  Co,  res  Temescal 
Jones  Wm  P.  prea  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co,  953  Wash- 
ington, res  Alameda 
Jones  Wm  S, Kentucky  Home  Restaurant,  1506  Seventh,  res 

1509  Seventh 
Jones  Wm  SJr,  -air-man.  res  560  Fifteenth 
JONES  W    SOLOMON  (Jones    &    Daul)    res 

Fifteenth 
Jonson  Ernest,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  914  Pine 
Jordan  Alice  R  Miss,  teacher  Snell  Seminary,  res  I    -  Twelfth 
Jordan  A:  Arnold  (Frank   C   Jordan   and    W   I-   Arnold  i  si    - 

tionery  and  printer-,  1117  Broadway 
Jordan  Bessie  Mrs,  res  S<|1  Jackson 
Jordan  C,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Jordan  Constance  Miss,  rea  910  B  Twenty-fourth 
Jordan  Elliott,  carpenter.  r<  -  228  Ninth 
Jordan  Emma  K  Miss,  i  I  Pine 

dan  Prank C  (Jordan  <v:  Arnold)  res  719  Ninth 
Jordan  Fred  L,  carpenter, rea  228  Ninth 
Jordan  Gertrude  Miss,  rea  910   E  Twenty-fourth 
.Ionian  Henry  S, harness  maker,  S  F,  rea  1366  Tenth 

Ian   Howard,  carpenter    W    T  Veitch,  rea  215  Twelfth 
Jordau  II  B,  harness  maker,  rea  L366 Tenth 
Jordan  Isaiah,  engine  er  S  P  <  I  Henry 

Jordan  J  C  Mrs,  rea  228  Ninth 
Jordan  .1  K,  master  mariner,  rea  356  Tenth 
Jordan  John  T.  stair  builder  and    extraman  Engine  Co  No 
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Jordan  John  T,  clerk  L  Friedman,  rea  161  sixth 

Jordan  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Jordan  Leonard  G  Rev,  pastor  New  Bwedenborgiaii  ( Ihurch, 

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Jordan  Mary  Miss,  res  463  Twenty-sixth 

Jordan  Michael,  laborer,  res  856  E  Twenty-first 

Jordan  Patrick,  stair  builder   and  extraman  Engine  No  4  0 

F  D,  res  1220  Eleventh  ave 
Jordan  Susan  E  Miss,  res  939  Pine 
Jordan  Wm  H,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1303  Market 
Jordan  William  H,  journalist,  res  939  Pine 
Jorgensen  Andrew,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

243  Helen 
Jorgensen  C,  carpenter,  res  1303  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Jorgensen  C,  boots   and    shoes,  1111  Twenty-third    ave,  res 

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Jorgensen  Enga  Miss,  res  1303  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Jorgensen  Herman,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Jorgensen  Hilda  Miss,  res  1303  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Jorgensen  Matthias  (Smith  &  Jorgensen)  res  607  E  Eleventh 
Jorgensen  Raugna  Miss,  compositor,  S  F,  res  1303  Twenty- 
fourth  ave 
Joseph  Antone,  res  360  Third 
Joseph  Anton,  laborer,  res  1819  Taylor 
Joseph  Bessie  Miss,  res  961  E  Fourteenth 
Joseph  Celia  Miss,  tailoress,  res  961  E  Fourteenth 
Joseph  FlaminaMiss,  res  716  Peralta 
Joseph  Frank,  dairyman,  res  11  Hannah 
Joseph  Henry  A,    night  clerk  Oakland  post-office,  res  1837 

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Joseph  Hyman,  poultry  dealer,  res  961  E  Fourteenth 
Joseph  Jerome,  lumber  piler  Taylor  &  Co,  res  1837  Grove 
Joseph  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1837  Grove 
Joseph  Lula  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Joseph  Manuel,  laborer,  res  755  Campbell 
Joseph  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  865  Cedar 
Joseph  Marie  Miss,  res  1359  Thirteenth 
Joseph  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Joseph  William,  teamster   Alameda  Macadamizing    Co,  res 

quarry 
Joseph  William  B    mill  hand,  res  716  Peralta 
Joseph  Wm  P,  clerk  Geo   A  J  Davis,  res   Thirty-eighth  nr 

Grove 
Josephs  Frank  B,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  656  Jackson 
Jourdnais  Lucien,  teamster,  res  703  Castro 
Journal  Phil  Mrs,  res  610  Fourth 
Journal  Philip  S,  barber  S  Plante,  res  610  Fourth 
Joyce  Mrs,  res  1151  Harrison 
Joyce  Mrs,  res  1462  Telegraph  ave 
Joyce  Austin  A,  operator  block  system  S  P  Co,  res  703  Fifth 

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Jovce  George,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1397  Thirteenth 

JOYCE  JAMES  A,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  955-959 
Washington,  res  810  Fourteenth 

Joyce  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1812  Seventh 

Joyce  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  883  Cedar 

Joyce  John  T,  clerk  JAMES  A  JOYCE,  res  Clar- 
endon House 

Joyce  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  1641  Filbert 

Joyce  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  1405  Webster 

Joyce  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 

Joyce  W,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  861  Harrison 

Joyner  J  F,  brick  mason,  692  Twenty-sixth 

Juan  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1813  William  (rear) 

Judd  N  A  (Hicks-Judd  Co,  S  F)  res  518  William 

Judd  Thomas  C,  painter  S  F,  res  1633  Magnolia 

Judele  Bonifaz,  dry  goods  and  notions,  665  Seventh,  res 
same 

Judge  Jennie  Miss,  res  510  Second 

Judge  John  P,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  510  Second 

Judge  Nellie  Miss,  domestic,  res  130S  Madison 

Judge  Wm,  laborer,  res  510  Second 

Judkins  Lois  C  (Buck  &  Judkins)  res  869  Washington 

Judson  Blanche  Miss,  res  568  Sixteenth 

Judson  Charles,  artist,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Judson  Egbert,  pres  Judson  Manufacturing  Co 

Judson  Henry,  tinner,  res  568  Sixteenth 

Judson  Manufacturing  Co  (Egbert  Judson  pres,  Chas  J  R 
Buttlar  sec,  Chas  B  Morgan  genl  mgr,  factory  Emery- 
ville, office  S  F 

Judsoo  Mattie  Mrs,  res  568  Sixteenth 

Judson  May  Miss,  res  Fruit  Yale  ave 

Judson  Ottis,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Judson  Walter  B,  clerk  Wm  F  Batchelder,  res  568  Sixteenth 

Judson  William  F,  contractor  and  builder,  res  S36  Twenty- 
ninth 

Judson  W  W.  capitalist,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Judy  A  ( \  painter,  res  7  1 7  Fifth 

Julian  1 1  B,  res  202  1  Broadway 

Julian  Newton  B,  -indent  Sacketl  School,  res  548  Twen- 
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. Julian-  A'lelina  Miss,  res  <'>7(.»  Fifth 

Jund  George,  butcher  I [enry  .In ml.  res  w  a  Forty-seventh  nr 
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Jungerman  Babetta  Mrs,  res  783  Magnolia 

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Jungerman  Ed,  butcher's  agt,  res  822  Twenty-second 

Junqua  Urban  (Bidache  &  Junqua)  res  820  Franklin 

Jurden  A  W,  stair  builder,  res  Ross  House 

JUEGENS  BLOCK,  e  s  Broadway  bet  Twelfth 
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JUEGENS  CHARLES,  wine  and  liquor  parlors, 
409  Twelfth,  proprietor  La  Clede  House,  1116  Broad- 
way, res  La  Clede  House 

Jurgens  John  H,  groceries  and   provisions,  Golden  Gate 

Jurgens  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  845  Broadway,  res  959 
Jefferson 

Jurgens  Louis,  employe  Bay  City  Mills 

Jurgens  Wm  C,  student,  res  La  Clede  House 

Jurgewitz  John,  employe  Flax  mill,  res  1056  E  Fourteenth 

Justi  Frank,  laborer,  res  887  Bay 

JUSTI  L  W,  secretary  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
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Justin  Mary  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  162  E  Eleventh 

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Kaas  Hans  P,  gilder,  S  F,  res  1509  Twelfth   ave 
Kabisius  Ernest,  tinner  S  P  Co,  res  827  Magnolia 
Kabisius  Minnie  Miss,  res  827  Magnolia 
KABISIUS    WM  C,  plumber    771    E    Fourteenth, 

res  827  Magnolia 
Kadel  Barbara  Mrs,  res  721  Sixteenth 
Kadel  M  M  Miss,  res  721  Sixteenth 
Kady  Daniel,  emplo}e  S  P  Co,  res  1313  Campbell 
Kaeser  Edward,  cigar  mfr,  S  F,  res  1003  Fifth  ave 
KAHN  BROTHERS   (Henry,   Sol  and  Frederick 

Kahn)  dry  goods,  millinery,  fancy  goods,  cloaks,  suits, 

children's  and  infants'  wear,  1105-1109  Broadway 
Kahn    Frederick    (KAHN  BROTHERS)   res   627 

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Kahn    Henry    (KAHN    BROTHERS)    res    1114 

Twelfth 
Kahn  I  Mrs,  res  778  Ninth 
Kahn    Solomon    (KAHN     BROTHERS)    res    762 

Ninth 

Kahne  John,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Kaighin  John  T,  carpenter,  res  819  Isabella 

Kaighin  Margaret  Mrs,  res  1458  Fifth 

Kain  Anastasia  C,  domestic,  res  1406  Alice 

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LLl   Kaiser  Anna  Miss,  res  307  Thirty-sixth 

2    Kaiser  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  834  Cedar 
|— -  Q   Kaiser  Martin,  upholsterer,  res  572  William 
CO  2    Kaiser  Pauline  Miss,  tailoress  C  Johnson,  res  834  Cedar 
y  <    Kalero  Joseph,  brewer  Brooklyn  Brewery,  S79  E  Fourteenth 

—I    Kales  Martin  W,  banker.  Arizona,  res  176  Lake 
UJ  ^    Kalkman  S  E  Mrs,  res  1119  Third  ave 
X  ^   Kallahar  Mary,  res  168  Seventh 

r~  ^   Kallaher  Patrick,  blacksmith,  376  Eleventh, res  168  Seventh 
CO         Kalles  Martin  C,  restaurant,  res  1207  Broadway 
LjJ         Kalugeria  Louis,  restaurant,  res  1259  Clay 
X       j  Kanable  Dollie   M  Miss,   bookkeeper  M  J  KELLER, 
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-J         Kanable  Floyd  B,  machine  hand  California  Sash   and  Door 
Co,  res  1409  Seventeenth 
Kanable  F  M  Mrs,  res  1409  Seventeenth 
Kane  Agnes  Miss,  saleswoman,  res  1068  Kirkham 
Kane  B,  res  Winthrop  House 
&K     Kane  Christopher,  fireman  steamer  Piedmont,  last  house  on 
j^^|  Seventh 

HKane  &  Daly  (Wm  Kane  and  John  E  Daly)  Almont  Board- 
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Kane  Dennis,  wood  and  coal  yard,  cor  Fifth  and  Jefferson, 
res  804  Jefferson 
ir™S     Kane  Edward,  laborer,  res  659  Myrtle 
^^|     Kane  Frank  (J  J  llanilin  £  Co)  res  504  Fifteenth 

SKane  George,  laborer,  res  2262  San  Pablo  ave 
Kane  James,  hackman,  res  619  Sixth 
Kane  James,  employe  S  P  Co  and  fireman   Hose   No   1,  res 
Seventh  nr  Bay 
(         Kane  J  C,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1815  Seventh 
^^     Kane  John,   emplove    Pacific    Iron    and    Nail   Co,  res   679 
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|^^     Kane  John,  miner,  res  603  Twenty-third  ave 

HKane  John  J,  carpenter,  res  1272  E  Thirteenth 
Kane  John  M.  clerk.  S   F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Kane  Joseph,  clerk.  S  F,  res  1466  Twelfth 
Kane  Lizzie  Miss,  re-  t068  Kirkham 

HKane  Mary  Miss,  rea  NW  cor  Br6adway  and  Moss  ave 
Kane  Michael,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  rea  1068  Kirkham 

WKane  Patrick,  milkman,  rea  7"s  Twenty-seventh 
Kane  Patrick  salesman,  rea  :,:'N  sixth 
HKane  Sarah  Mrs,  rea  NW  cor  Broadway  ami  Mosa  ave 
Kane  Wm  (Kane  a-  Daly)  re-  L352  Ban  Pablo  ave 


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Kanna  James  F,  stove  maker,  S  F,  res  133  Hannah 
Kantz  C  Mrs,  nurse,  res  477  Sixth 
Kantz  Charles,  artesian  well  borer,  res  477  Sixth 
Kants  Frank  J,  teamster  M  M  Bridges,  res  1819  Adeline 
Kase  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1200  Seventh 
Kaser  Jacob,  gardener  F  C  Havens,  res  Vernon  Heights 

Kasserman ,  barber,  res  562  Seventh 

Kasserman  J  F,  millwright,  res  562  Seventh 
Kasserman  Nettie,  music  teacher,  res  562  Seventh 
KAST  &  CO,  Jacob  Wiel  and  Matthew  Foltz  managers, 

boots  and  shoes,  1111  and  1113  Broadway 
Kathriner  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  655  Broadway,  res  same 
Katich  Martin,  waiter  Milloglav  Bros,  res  833  Franklin 
KA-TI-LA  CREAM,  Miss  N  Kate  Gentry,  proprie- 
tor and  manufacturer,  1003*  Broadway 
Katz  Yetta  Miss,  res  460  Sixth 
Katzenbach  Bessie  Miss,  res  219  Tenth 
Katzenbach    Charles  A,    clerk  Morris    Spier,    S  F,    res  219 

Tenth 
Katzenbach  Fred,  teacher  piano,  res  219  Tenth 
Katzenback  Henry  J,  stationery,  S  F,  res  219  Tenth 
Katzenberg  Hannah,  res  1463  Grove 
Kaufman  Emma,  res  919  Webster 
Kaufman  Geo  C,  draughtsman  JS  White, 522  Sixteenth,  res 

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Kaufman  Helen  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1308  Seventh 
Kaufman  Henry,  clerk  A  Rosenthal,  res   Ninth  nr  Webster 
Kaufman  I  J,  electrician  919  Webster,  res  same 
Kaufman  Jonas,  gents'  furnishing,  817  Broadway 
Kaufmann  Fred,    machinist    Risdon  Iron  Works,    S  F   res 

1308  8eventh 
Kaufmann  John,  cigar  maker  R  Kuerzel,  res  669  Webster 
Kaufmann  Max,  clerk  M  H  Coffee,  res  359  Ninth 
Kaufmann  Tobias,  junk  dealer,  res  359  Ninth 
Kaufung  Hanus,  waiter  John  Slavich,  res  919  Broodway 
Kavanagh  Edward  J,  res  1166  Twelfth 
Kavanagh  John,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1358  Eighth 
Kavanagh  Mary  T  Miss,  res  1166  Twelfth 
Kay  Kate  Miss,  private  boarding   house,   res   623    Twenty- 
third  ave 
Kay  Wm,  engineer  California   Cotton    Mills    Co     res    623 

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Kayes  John,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1506  Fifth 


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Kayser  Frank,  candy  maker,  S  F,  res  1867  William 

Kayser  John  (John  Kayser  &  Co)  res  310  Fifth 

Kayser  John  &  Co  (John  Kayser  &  Hugo  Hohmann)proprs 

California  Saloon,  840  Broadway 
Kean  Laura,  domestic,  1427  Filbert 
Kearney  Frank,  machinist,  res  1519  Seventh 
Kearney  Maggie  Mrs,  res  770  Willow 
Kearney  Martin,  shoemaker,  1706^  Seventh,  res  same 
Kearney  Thomas,  road  overseer  Temescal    district,    res    s  s 

Fiftieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Kearney  Win,  teamster,  res  s  s  Fiftieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Kearns  George  J,  res  1710  Chase 

Kearns  Peter,  laborer,  res  cor  Lusk  ave  and  Forty-first 
Kearns  Timothy,  laborer,  res  959  Third 
Kearny  John  A,  salesman  A  A  West,  res  S  F 
Keatin  Jule  Mrs,  res  590  Twentv-second 
Keating  C  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1459  Castro 
Keating  James  J,  barkeeper  Oberon  Saloon,  res  1636  Myrtle 
K rating  John,  laborer,  res  1368  Sixteenth 
Keating  Julia  Mrs,  res  590  Charter 
Keating  Michael  F,  painter,  res  1459  Castro 
Keating  Patrick  W,  ship  carpenter,  res  1368  Sixteenth 
Keating  William,  ship  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1368  Sixteenth 
Keating  William  Jr,  carpenter    M    Allen,    res    938    Thirt\ 

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Keating  William  J,  carpenter,  res  597  Sycamore 
Keating  William  J,*  clerk  L  Mayer,  res  921  Broadway 
Keaton  O  A  Mrs,  res  S69  E  Fifteenth 
K.l.e  Adolph,  res  2031  Webster 

Kebe  Louisa 

Kebe  Carlos,  bookkeeper  E  M  Herrick,  res  2081  Webster 

K<  efe  Arthur,  res  1312  Tenth  ave 

Keefe  Conrad,    watchman   Judson    Manufacturing   Co,    res  j  o  (; 

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Keefe  Daniel,  Bhop  fireman  8  P  Co,  res  L725  Atlantic 
K(  i  :•   John,  res  Winthrop  Bouse 

Fe  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  677  Twenty-sixth 
Keefer  Alice  M  Mi--,  teacher  Berkeley,  res  830  Myrtle 
Keefer  E  M  Mrs,  res  S30  Myrtle 

fer  Jesse  R,  bookkeeper  Union  r><>\    Factory,  8    I\   res 
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Iv.cgan  Julia   MiS8,  res    1717   Adeline 

Keegan  Simon, teamster,  res  1717  Adeline 
Keegan  Timothy,  laborer,  res    17*_'l  Adeline 

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Keelar  F  T,  wholesale  merchant,  S  F,  res  932  Filbert 

Keelar  Truman,  res  932  Filbert 

Keeler  Mrs,  widow,  res  Todd,  Lorin 

Keeler  Anne  Miss,  res  cor  Valdez  and  Dennison 

Keenan  James,  coachman  A  D  Starr,  1353  Grove 

Keenan  Mary  Mrs,  res  853  Harrison 

Keene  Chas  W,  real  estate,  958  Broadway,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Keene  George  (Lamarre  &  Keene)  res  563  Sixth 

Keene  John  M,  bookkeeper,  res  869  Washington 

Keene  Maggie  F  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  869  Washington 

Keene  Margaret  Mrs,  res  869  Washington 

Keene  Mary  S  Miss,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Keheler  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1016  Peralta 

Kehoe  Edward,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res  Berkeley 
Kehoe    Lawrence,  asphaltum    and    sewer    contractor,  1172 

Broadway,  res  859  Twentieth 
Kehoe  Patrick,  laborer,  res  216  Hollis 
Kehres  Maggie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 

1364  Seventeenth 
Kehres  Vina    Miss,  laundress    Contra    Costa  Laundry,  res 

1364  Seventeenth 
Kehres  Wm  H,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1364  Seventeenth 
Kehres  Winnie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Keim  Mina,  domestic,  935  Filbert 
Keiseer  W,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Keising  A  Mrs,  res  1555  San  Pablo  ave 
Keisker  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1364  Sixteenth 
Keisker  Clara  Miss,  res  1364  Sixteenth 

Keisker    Wm,  employe   California  Door    Co,  res  1364  Six- 
teenth 
Keith  A  W,  farmer,  res  junction  College  and  Claremont  aves 
Keith  Chas  B,  farmer,  res  junction  College  and  Claremont 

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Keith  Charles  E,  carriage    painter  Frederick    &    Arth,  res 

732  Filbert 
Keith  John  C  S,  cashier  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1418 

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Keith  John  H,  farmer,  res  junction  College  and  Claremont 

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Keith  John  R,  laborer  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res  517  Third 
Keith  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1360  Franklin 
Keith  Samuel  F,  machinist,  res  834  Jackson 
Keith  V  A,  coal  and  wood,  610  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
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Keith   Winslow  B,   farmer,  res  junction  College  and  Clare- 

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Kelange  John,  carpenter  Minnesota  Thresher  Manufactur-    S 

ing  Co,  res  1767  Atlantic  | 

Kelange  John  Jr,  machinist  Minnesota  Thresher   Manufac-    B 

p  Q  turing  Co,  res  1767  Atlantic 

Kelleher  George,  helper  Burtchaell  &  Crowley 
Kelleher  Jeremiah  M,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Kelleher  Mary  Miss,  res  1833  Grove 
Kelleher  Patrick,  switchman  S  P  Co,   res  658  Alice 
Kellenberger  David,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Twelfth 
5)       I  Keller  Amanda  M,  cook  Girard  House,  res  same 
3       j  Keller    Cornelius,    stone    cutter    Amador   Marble   Co.   res 
Q_  Mountain  View  Cemetery 

Keller  F  H  A,  res  Weber  Hotel 

^1  Keller  Helen  L  Miss,  res  664  Nineteenth 
Keller  Ilda  Miss,  cook  Girard  House,  res  same 
H    Keller  Jas  P,  shirt  cutter   M  J  KELLER,   res  1664 
Webster 
|  Keller  Jeremiah,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1016  Peralta 
PM     Keller  J  H,  tailor,  res  Weber  Hotel 
fgjk     Keller  J  M  Mrs,  res  713  Tenth 

Keller  John  F,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  956  Willow 
Keller  Martin,  waiter  John  Crebbin,  res  410  Tenth 
jH|     KELLER  M  J,  gent's  furnishing  goods,    shirt  manu- 
^M  facturer  and  merchant  tailor,  1007    1»»<)(.i  Broadwav,  res  CO  r 

W^i  L664  Webster 

grf     KELLER  PATRICK  J,  proprietor  Keller's  Xurs 
^%l  cries,  res  Piedmont  avc  nr  Moss  ave 

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Keller  P  J,  trimmer  M  J  KELLER,  res 567  Eighth      g 
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Keller  William,  stableman,  res  L949  Filbert  pj 

KELLETT  &   McMURRAT    (Samuel   Kellett  W 

and  .1  P  McMurray)  plaster   decorations,    Wm    Davis 

manager,  470  Twelfth 
Kellett  Samuel  (Kellett  A  McMurray)  resCalistoga 
Kelley  Charles,  cash  boy  rtfl  &  Pennoyer,  res  316  Tenth 
Kelley  Charles  J,  machinist  S  PCo,  pea  L674  Eighth 
Kelley  Eliza  8  Mrs,  res  Piedmont  ave,  opp  G-askiU 
Kelley  Ella  Miss,  res  L591   Telegraph  avc 


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Kelley  F  C,  clerk  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co,  res  714  Elev- 
enth 

Kelley  Geo,  cash  boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  316  Tenth 
w   j»\  Kelley  Geo  J,  paper  hanger  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  306 
Seventh 

Kelley  George  W,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  Piedmont  ave  opp 
Gaskill 

Kelley  G  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  316  Tenth 

Kelley  John,  carpenter,  res  1715  William 

Kelley  John,  laborer,  res  1658  Sixteenth 

Kelley  John,  iaborer,  res  638  Chestnut 

Kelley  John,  laborer,  res  759  Market 

Kelley  John  F,  driver  WS&OTCo,  res  Berkeley 

Kelley  Joseph,  driver  J  Hampton  &  Co,  res  759  Market 

Kelley  Joseph  M,  collector    Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  401 
E  Eleventh 

Kelley  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  res  759  Market 

Kelley  Luke  C,  clerk  Sather's  Bank,  S  F,  res  576  Hobart 

Kelley  Maud  Miss,  stenographer,  res  1311  Market 

Kelley  Philip,  laborer,  res  759  Market 

Kelley  Thomas  R,  plaster  maker,  res    619  Twenty-third  ave 

Kelley  William,  coachman   Pope  &   Talbot,  S  F,   res  1093 
third 

Kelley  Wm,  plumber  Oel  M  Sanford,  res  1656  Sixteenth 

Kelley  Zeno,  res  727  Eighth 

Kellogg  C,  widow,  res  228  E  Fourteenth 

Kellogg  Charles  W,  mgr  Tubbs  &  Co,  S  F,  and  trustee  Oak- 
land Free  Library,  res  1253  Grove 

Kellogg  Daisy  Miss,  res  1420  Castro 

Kellogg  Etta  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  1350  Franklin 

Kellogg  Fannie  R,  res  1253  Grove 

Kellogg  Geo  H,  policeman  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1420  Castro 

Kellogg  &  Gillum  (Mrs  A  V  Kellogg    and  Mrs  Addie  S  Gil- 
lum)  music  and  painting,  722  Seventeenth 

Kellogg  Grace  A  Miss,  res  318  E  Eighth 

Kellogg  Herbert  F,  student,  res  1253  Grove 

Kellogg  James,  bookkeeper  Puget   Sound    Lumber  Co,  S  F, 
res  318  Eighth 

Kellogg  J  Herbert,  advertising  agt,  S  F,  res  1270  Eighth 

Kellogg  L  Mrs,  res  1169  Tenth  ave 

Kellogg  L  DeWitt,  salesman,  res  914  Harrison 

Kellogg  M  D  Mrs,  res  318  E  Eighth 

Kellogg  Mary  E,  widow,  res  1379  Jackson 

Kellogg  Norman  B,  division  road  master  S    P  Co,    res   S76 
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Kellogg  School  of   Dress  Cutting,   Miss    Nettie    B    Fulton 

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Kellogg  S  I,  res  228  E  Fourteenth 
Kellurn  Elsie  R  Miss,  res  706  Webster 
Kellurn  George  W,  barber,  res  813  Peralta 
Kelly  Ada  B  Miss,  res  936  Willow 
Kelly  A  J,  res  958  Third 
Kelly  Albertha  Miss,  res  1728  Twelfth  ave 
Kelly  Annie  Miss,  res  757  Castro 
Kelly  Barbara  Mrs,  widow,  res  857  Twenty-second 
Kellv  C  H,  night  engineer  Bav  City  Flouring  Mills,  res  958 

Third 
Kelly  Charles  M,  clerk  U  S  Mint,  res  706  Webster 
Kelly  Daniel,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  757  Castro 
Kelly  Delia,  domestic,  res  946  Magnolia 
Kelly  Dennis,  coal  dealer,  res  569  Fifth 
Kelly  E  Mrs   res  567  Eighth 
Kelly  Edward,  res  757  Castro 

Kellv  Edward  Jr,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  757  Castro 
KELLY  E  J  &   CO,  real  estate,  414  Seventh 
Kelly  Florence  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1218 

Cypress 
Kelly  Frank,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  &  Co,   res  718  Sec- 
ond 
Kelly  Frank  C,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and  Nail   Co,    res  718 

Second 
Kelly  Fred  C,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  Alameda 
Kelly  George,  reporter  Evening  Tribune,  res  1721  Atlantic 
Kelly  Hannah  Mrs,  re-  7<'»;  Webster 
K<lly  James  F,  marble  cutter,  re-  948  Magnolia 
Kelly  James  II,    cooper  Pacific   Coast  Oil  Works,    res   838 

Franklin 
Kelly  James  (,>.   atty-at-law   and   clerk    District   Attorney, 

County  Court  House,  res  1169 Clay 
Kelly  John  F,  candy    maker,    1163  Washington,   res    1269 

Clay 

Kellv  Joseph,  clerk,  res   L464  Seventh 

Kelly  L  Mr-,  res  s~>7  Twenty-second 

Kellv  Lawrence  A.  laborer,  re-  L728  Twelfth  ave 

Kelly  Lewis  E,  physician  and  Burgeon,  office  L169  (May.  res 

same 
Kelly  M  Mi-,  n  -  B23  Filbert 
Kelly  Man-  1.  res  1728  Tenth  ave 
Kelly  Maria,  domesi  ic,  (.'">7  Linden 
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Kelly  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1355 
Eighteenth 

Kelly  Mary  Miss,  res  414  Seventh 

Kelly  Mary  Miss  (E  J  Kelly  &  Co)  res  838  Franklin 

Kelly  Mary  Mrs,  res  cor  Second  ave  and  E  Eighteenth 

Kelly  Michael,teamster  J  C  Hussey,  res  cor  Sixth  and  Frank- 
lin 

Kelly  Michael,  employe  Nail  Works,  res  869  Filbert 

Kelly  Mollie  Miss,  res  1728  Tenth  ave 

Kelly  Nicholas,  res  1229  Linden 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  res  955  Third 

Kelly  Patrick,  coachman  M  W  Kales,  res  176  Lake 

Kelly  P  J,  res  Union  Hotel 

Kelly  Roady,  cutter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res  1237 
Peralta 

Kelly  Rosa  Miss,  res  757  Castro 

Kelly  Stanley  L  clerk  Salinger  Bros,  res  1462  Eighth 

Kelly  T  H  Mrs,  bakery,  1016  Fifth,  res  same 

Kelly  Thomas  J,  laborer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co, 
res  719  Fourth 

Kelly  T  W  Mrs,  res  618  Eighth 

Kelly  William,  laborer  Fisher  &  Taylor,  res  718  Second 

Kelly  Wm  P,  miner,  res  1728  Tenth  ave 

Kelly  Wm  P,  carpenter,  1715  William 

Kelsey  Bryant,  real  estate,  res  611  Fourteenth 

Kelsey  Erastus,  res  586  Twenty-fifth 

Kelsey  Harriet  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  609  Sixteenth 

Kelsey  Harr}^  D,  druggist,  res  1202  San  Pablo  ave 

Kelsey  House,  Alex  De  Leo  de  Laguna  propr,  SW  cor  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Twenty-fourth 

Kelsey  J  Edson,  drug  clerk  W  C   Smith,  res   609  Sixteenth 

Kelsey  Laura  D  Miss,  res  609  Sixteenth 

Kelsey  William  H,  printer,  Morning  Times,  res  213  Fourth 

Kelting  William,  salesman  Rosenbaum  &  Bro,  S  F,  res 
1225  Bray  ave 

Kelton  A  K  Mrs,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  A  W,  clerk,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  Charles  L,  letter  carrier,  res  662  Fourth 

Kelton  Harry    K,  foreman  R  N   Getchell,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  Hutchins  Miss,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  J  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  Milford  G,  master  schooner  Etna,  res  1104  Market 

Kelton  Will,  cook  Simonsen  &  Lilienthal,  res  462  Fourth 

Kemp  Alfred  H,  collector  Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai  Bank, 
S  F,  res  1163  Tenth  ave 

Kemp  George,  photographer,  res  862  Union 


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Kemp  Jane  Miss,  res  13G3  Telegraph  ave 

Kemp  Valentia  Miss,  dressmaker,  1362  Telegraph  ave,  res 
same 

Kempkey  Augustus  (L  D  Stone  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1612  Twelfth 

Kempkey  Minnie  E  Miss,  res  1612  Twelfth 

KENDALL  A,  proprietor  Pacific  Coast  Mill  &  Lum- 
ber Co,  cor  Second  and  Grove,  res  679  Fifth 

Kendall  Belle  Miss,  res  1804  Telegraph  ave 

Kendall  Charles  S,  deck  hand  steamer  Alameda,  res  750 
Castro 

Kendall  Flora  C  Miss,  music  teacher  The  Oaks,  res  967 
Alice 

Kendall  Florence  A  Mrs,  res  907  Fifth  ave 

Kendall  Frank  I,  sec  N  K  Masten,  S  F,  res  1258  Grove 

Kendall  Frederick  P,  manager  salmon  packing  Cutting 
Packing  Co,  res  1414  Harrison 

Kendall  Joseph  R,  mining,  SF,  res  1405  Alice 

Kendall  Mary  Mrs.  widow,  res  1804  Telegraph  ave 

Kendall  Nellie  E  Miss,  res  1804  Telegraph  ave 

Kendall  Nelson  C,  express  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
res  907  Fifth 

Kendall  Rebecca  A  Mrs,  res  970  Center 

Kendall  Thomas  M,  propr  Bon  Ton  Boathouse  Lake  Merritt, 
E  Twelfth,  res  same 

Kendig  Isaac  L,  gardener,  res  1391  Webster 

Kenfield  Addie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  581  Caledonia 

Kenna  Anna  Mrs,  res  723  Myrtle 

Kenna  James,  porter  S  F,  res  133  Hannah 

Kenna  P  J  G,  insurance  broker,  S  F,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave 
and   E  Twenty-first 

Kenna  Richard,  engineer  Oakland  Gas  Co,    res  723    Myrtle 

Kenna  Sarah  Miss,  res  7  *_?•'>  Myrtle 

Kennedy  Alex,  Btudent,  rea  331  E  Eighth 

Kennedy  Anna  Miss,  res  <'>(.,'_>  Sycamore 

Kennedy  Catherine  Mrs,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth  avea 

Kennedy  Charles  J,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co, 

pes  COr   Kennedy  and  Twenty-t  bird 

Kennedy  ('baric-  K.  dairyman,  rea  Pleasant  Valley 
Kennedy  &  Co  (Emi  11    Kennedy)   coal   oil,  junction    San 

Pablo  a\  c  and   Market 

KENNEDY,    CRUZ   &    CO    (.1   J    Kennedy,    11 

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L21  I  Market  and  L466  Eighth 
Kennedy  Ed  ward,   laborer    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co's 
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Kennedy  Edwin,  carpenter,  res  868  Willow 

Kennedy  Eliza  Mrs,  res  1668  Thirteenth 

Kennedy  Ellen  P  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  954  Broadway 

Kennedy  Emi  H  (Kennedy  &  Co)  res  519  Tenth 

Kennedy  Emma  L  Miss,  res  2136  Magnolia 

Kennedy  F  A  Mrs,  notions,  cigars  and  tobacco,  749  E 
Twelfth,  res  same 

Kennedy  Frank  A,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co, 
res  749  E  Twelfth 

Kennedy  G,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007  and  1009 
Broadway 

Kennedy  J  A,  res  772  Ninth 

Kennedy  James,  blacksmith,  res  Emeryville 

Kennedy  James  A,  res  1214  Grove 

Kennedy  James  A,  res  1027  Twelfth  ave 

Kennedy  James  D,  employe  Jas  Bailey,  res  446  E  Twen- 
tieth 

KENNEDY  JAMES  F,  chief  engineer  Oakland 
Fire  Department,  res  752  Harrison 

Kennedy  Jennie  Miss,  res  953  Wood 

Kennedy  John,  machine  hand  Fourth-Street  Planing  Mill, 
res  558  Fourth 

Kennedy  John,  laborer  Oakland  Gaslight  and  Heat  Co,  res 
870  Twenty-first 

Kennedy  John  J  (Kennedy,  Cruz  &  Co)  res  61  Hanna 

Kennedy  John  T,  clerk,  S  F,  res  558  Fourth 

Kennedy  Joseph,  expressman,  res  705  Twenty-eighth 

Kennedy  Joseph  D,  driver  J  W  Morris,  res  325  Eleventh 

Kennedy  Kate  Miss,  school  teacher,  S  F,  res  1668  Thir- 
teenth 

Kennedy  Kate  Miss,  domestic,  res  1308  Madison 

Kennedy  Laura  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  446  E  Twentieth 

Kennedy  L  W,  real  estate,  res  La  Clede  House 

Kennedy  M  A  Miss,  res  112  Fifth 

Kennedy  Maggie  Miss,  res  761  Market 

Kennedy  Margaret  Miss,  res  446  E  Twentieth 

Kennedy  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  res  446  E  Twentieth 

Kennedy  Mary  A  Miss,  agt  Pacific  Dyeing  and  Cleaning 
Works,  460  Tenth,  res  112  Fifth 

Kennedy  Mary  E  Miss,  res  2136  Magnolia 

Kennedy  M  E  Mrs,  res  1327  Ninth  ave 

Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  res  720  Filbert 

Kennedy  Patrick  M,  carpenter,  res  112  Fifth 

Kennedy  Patrick  P,  laborer,  res  1122  Fifteenth  ave 

Kennedy  Philip,  laborer,  res  1470  Third 


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KENNEDY,    QUINLAN   ft    CO    (Richard  T 

Kennedy  and  M  J  Quinlan)  dry  goods,  457-461  Thir- 
teenth 
Kennedy  Richard  T  (Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co)  res  Berkeley 
Kennedy  Thomas,  special  police  officer,  res  61  Hannah 
Kennedy  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  res  331  E  Eighth     • 
Kennedy  Wm  H,  teamster,  res  2136  Magnolia 
Kennedy  William  R,  teamster,  res  860  E  Fourteenth 
Kennedy   William  V,  carpenter,  res  112  Fifth 
Kennedy  W  W,  lodgings,  res  Fabiola  House 
Kenney  Ellen  Mrs,  res  1602  Atlantic 
Kenney  James,  blacksmith  Oakland  Carriage  Co,  res  Rand- 

lett  House 
Kenney  Jessie  S  Miss,  res  826  Kirkham 
Kenney  John,  laborer,  res  724  Lewis 
KENNEY    JOSEPH    F,  letter  carrier,    res  1602 

Atlantic 
Kenney  M,  painter,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Kenney  Margaret  Mrs,  res  826  Kirkham 
Kenney  Martin,  gardener  Geo  B  Bay  ley,  res  2134  Union 
Kenney  Mary  F  Mrs,  res  807  Washington 
Kenney  Mary  H  Mrs,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  1104 

Broadway,  res  758  Ninth 
Kenney  Richard  T,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  826  Kirkham 
Kenney  Thomas,  watchman,  S  F,  res  61  Hannah 
Kenney  Thomas,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co, 

res  702  Brush 
KENNEY  WALTER  A,  manager  Whittier,  Ful- 
ler A:  Vn.  res  i  ~>s  Ninth 
Kennip  Jacob,  laborer,  res  982  Wood 
Ken  nip  Peter,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  982  Wood 
Kennison  S    Fred,   cashier  Hartford   Fire  Insurance  Co,  S 

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Kenny  John,  custodian  Deutsche!  Club,  res  4611  Twelfth 
Kenny  John,  employe  8  P  Co,  res  Lake  Merritl  1 1  o 
Kenny  John,  freight  dept  8  P  Co,  res  L856  Division 
Kenny  Joseph  T,  letter  carrier,  res  1602  Atlantic 
Kenny  Kate  Mi  —  ,  ironer  Contra  Costa   Laundry,  res  1421 

Twelfth 
Kenny  Otto,  res     161  |  Twelfth 

Kenrici  Josephine  Mis-,  student,  res  1268  Kirkham 
Kenriek  Lizzie  Miss,  Btudent,  rea  1268  Kirkham 
Kenrick  Michael,  farmer,  res  1268  Kirkham 
Kenson  Geo  irpenter,  rea  586  Tenth 

Kent  Albert  .! .  fireman  B  1'  Co,  res  s,»7  Market 
Kent  Daniel  M,  mining  Bee,  8  F,  rea  L259  Ali< 


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I  tf  ©  Kernen  Charles,  baker,  272  Fifth,  res  same 
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Kerr  Anna  Miss,  res  765  Grove 

Kerr  Louis  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 

Kerr  Thomas  F,  painter,  res  626  Third 

Kerrigan  P  J,  miner,  res  Clarendon  House 

Kersch  Francis,  capitalist,  res  637  Kennedy 

Kerwick  Michael,  teamster,  res  1311  Sixth  ave 

Kirwin  James,  foreman  P  N  Kuss,  res  409  Thirteenth 

Kesler  James  W,  constable  Oakland  Township,  453  Eighth, 

res  1307  Telegraph  ave 
Kessler  Augustus,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  856  Alice 
Kessler  August,  carpenter,  res  620  Magnolia  (rear) 
Ketcham  Alexander  B,  salesman  Greenhood   &    Moran,   res 

1019  Broadwav 


Kent  Harry   S,  agt  Pacific  Transfer  Co,  S  F,  res  1410  Ade- 
line 

Kent  James  E,  carpenter,  res  Golden  Gate 

Kent  Philip,  minister,  res  1287  Twenty-third  ave 

Kent  Richard  B,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  n  s  Merced   ave  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Kent  T  R,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  811  Eleventh 
^  *i\  KENT  WM  M,  proprietor   Newland  House,  NE  cor 
Seventh  and  Washington,  res  same 

Kenty  John,  res  Winthrop  House 

Kenyon  Alice  M  Miss,' student,  res  1221  Filbert 

Kercheval  Miss,  res  756  Seventh 

Kercheval  J   H,  clerk  B  and   B  dept  S  P  Co,  res  The  Cen- 
tennial 

Kerins  Terrance,  gardener,  res  1803  Market 

Kerlin  Edward,  res  316  Tenth 

Kerlin  James,  compositor  Call,  res  cor  Fontambleu  ave  and 
E  Fifteenth 

Kerlin  James  J,  printer,  res  316  Tenth 

Kerlin  LE  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  316  Tenth 

Kern  Conrad,  cigar  maker  M  Scharman,  res  1379  Broadway 

Kern  E  L  Mrs,  res  1379  Broadway 

Kern  Maria  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1460  Seventh 

Kern  Roderigo  E,  salesman  KAHN  BROS,    res    1379 
Broadway 

Kern  Win,  carpenter,  res  East  Oakland  Hotel 

Kerns  John,  plasterer,  res  2116  Chestnut 

Kerns  Peter,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  358  g 
Seventh 

Kernel  Rose  Miss,  chambermaid,  res  Galindo  Hotel 


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Ketscher  Gustav,  machine  shop  and  boiler  works,  0*25  Myr- 
tle, res  658  Myrtle 
Keyer  Charles  J,  clerk  S  F,  res  1362  Eleventh 
Keyer  John,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1362  Eleventh 
Keyer  'John  E,  engineer,  res  514  Fifteenth 
Keyes  Clementina  Mrs,  res  1216  Eighth 
Keyes  E  D,  general  U  S  A,  res  1020  Oak 
Keyes  James,  groceries,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Center,  res  same 
Keyes  John,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1506  Fifth 
Keyes  M,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,    res    906    Broad- 
way, room  71 
Keyes  Margaret  Mrs,  groceries,  1454  Fifth,  res  same 
Keys  Clinton  W,  res  1020  Fourteenth 

Keys  Gilbert  S  (Dempster  &    Keys,  S    F)   res    1020    Four- 
teenth 
Keystone  Lodge  No  64,  A  O  U  W,  377  Twelfth,  meets  Tues- 
day 
Kicchin  S  Louisa  Miss,  teacher  Field  Seminary 
Kidd  Daisy  Miss,  res  1571  Eighth  ave 
Kidd  Etta  Miss,  res  1571  Eighth  ave 

Kidd  Thomas  R  G,    miller    Golden    Gate    Mills,   S    F,    res 
Eleventh  bet  Powell  and  Folsom,  N  Oakland 
dd  Wm  L,  traveling  agt  San  Jose  Woolen  Mills,  res  1571 

Eighth  ave 
ddell  II  Mrs,  res  853  E  Fifteenth 
dder  FN,  -lazier,  res  708  Webster 
dder  Nelson,  res  70S  Webster 
ddie  David,  shoemaker,  S  F,rea  370  A 
ddie  Andrew  W.  iron  moulder.  S  F,  res  211  Harlan 
efer  Leopold,  millwright,  cor  Second   and   Jefferson,    res 

177.")  Lincoln 
eley  Thomas,  painter  and  extraman  II  and  L   No    1.    res 

768  Brush 
esker  Wm,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

rYdolph,  barbel-.  856  Broadway,  res  810  Jackson 
hlmeyer  Louis    I>.  paper  hanger  McGovern   A:   Cahill,  res 

668  Ninth 
Iborn  A  D,  engineer  8  P  Co,  res  L523  Ninth 
Iborn  John,  res  51 2  Forty-fifth 
lbom  Joseph  G,  blacksmith  and  horse  shoeing,  28G1  Tel- 

raph  ave,  res  same 
Ibourn  Henry  I".  clerk  E  S  Denison,rea  960  Grove 
Ibourne  May  Miss,  res  1010  Twenty-eighth 
ley  Minnie  M [ss,  res  768  Brush 
ley  Philip,  painter,  res  768  Brush 
Kiley  Thomas,  painter  T  .1  Bheehan,  res  758  Brush 


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Kiley  T  J,  clerk  Wabash  RR,SF,  res  758  Brush 
Kilgallon  Kate  Mrs,  res  1460  Third 
Killian  Bernard,  tailor,  les  493  Twenty-fifth 
Killian  Frank  P,  tailor,  1706  Telegraph  ave,  res  493  Twen- 
ty-fifth 
Killian  James,  laborer,  res  670  Thirty-sixth 
Killian  James,  laborer  E  Bishop,  res  661  Twenty-eighth 
Killian  Mary  Miss,  tailoress  J   Lancaster,  res  493  Twenty- 
fifth 
Killian  Patrick,  tailor  M  J  KELLER,  res   670  Thirty- 

sixih 
Killinger  Andrew  J,  laborer,  res  212  Haven 
Killi\s  William,  engineer  C  C  Water  Co,  res  216  Fifth 
Killoran  Bridget  Miss,  domestic,  res  1329  Harrison 
Kilpatrick  Arthur,  miller  Samm  &  Co,  res  510  Fifth 
Kilpatrick    Flora,    employe    California     Hosiery    Co,    res 

cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Grove 
Kilpatrick  George,  miller  Samm  &  Co,  res  510  Fifth 
Kilpatrick  Mary  Mrs,  res  510  Fifth 

Kilpatrick  Richard,  employe  Bay  City  Mills,  res  510  Fifth 
Kilpatrick  Walter,  helper  Sturm  &  Leitch,  res  cor  Twenty- 
sixth  and  West 
Kilpatrick  Wm,  marble  cutter,  res  460  Sixth 
Kilroy  Mark,  res  1423  San  Pablo  ave 
Kilty'Maggie,  domestic,  266  E  Twelfth 
Kimball  Albert  A,  carpenter,  res  1204  Adeline 
Kimball  Chas  B,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1065  Fifth  ave 
Kimball  Grace  Miss,  student,  res  654  Fifth 
Kimball  J  G  Mrs,  res  654  Fifth 
Kimball  Hattie  E  Miss,  res  1065  Fifth  ave 
Kimball  James  H,  res  613  E  Eleventh 
Kimball  Mattie  L  Miss,  milliner,  res  1065  Fifth  ave 
Kimball  M  S   Miss,  principal  Swett  School,  res   1124  Thir- 
teenth ave 
Kimball   Minnie    T   Miss,  teacher   Durant  School,  res  466 

Plymouth  ave 
Kimball  P  B,  carpenter,  res  1314  Tenth  ave 
Kimball  Reuel,  painter  WT  W  Tucker,  res  617  Seventeenth 
Kimball  Sarah  L  Miss,  stenographer, S  F,  res  1065  Fifth  ave 
Kimball  Simeon  C,  painter,  res  1065  Fifth  ave 
Kimble  James  C,  res  1155  Jackson 
Kimmick  Wm,  brewer  Kramm  &  Dieves,  res  Oakland  Brew 

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Kimpel  Lottie,  domestic,  1460  Castro 
Kinard  Chas  E,  agt,  S  F,  res  824  Sixteenth 


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Kincaid  Belle  Miss,  res  518  Magnolia 

Kincaid  Wm,  boilermaker,  815  Magnoiia 

Kincaid  WmJr,  clerk  Hawley  Bros,  S  F,  res  1815  Magnolia 

Kincaid  Wm  R,  lumber  surveyor,  res  1265  Eighth 

Kincaid  W  P,  harness  cleaner  Chieftain  Livery  Stables,  res 

823  Market 
Kindergarten  and  Preparatory    School,    Misses    Goodfellow 

&  Russell  teachers,  SW  cor  twenty-fifth  and  Broadway, 
Kindergarten  School,   Misses    Maud  A  and    Agnes  F  Hunt, 

teachers,  523  Hobart 
Kindergarten  School,  cor    Peralta  and  Pacific 
King  Anderson  M,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  1013  Seventh 
King  Antonio,  barber  Antonio  Sears,  res  1660  Pacific 
King  Augustus  A,  foreman  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
KING  CAROLINE  A  MRS,  wood,  coal,  hay  and 

grain,  1656  and  1658  San  Pablo  ave,  res  578    Sixteenth 
King,  Charles  H,  res  1029  Sixth  ave 
King  Charles  K,   agt    California  and    Nevada  RR,  res    San 

Pablo  ave  cor  Thirty-ninth 
King  Clara  H,  Mrs,  res  1552  Eighth 
King  Edward  J,  printer  Morning  Times,  res  958  Clay 
King  Eliza  Mrs,  res  765  Clay 

King  Ethel  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  Winsor  House 
King  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  38  Helen 
King  Frank  J,  teamster  Tate  &  Parrish  res  365  Fourth 
King  Fred,  hostler  James  King  &  Son,  res  827  Harrison 
King  Frederick  W,    machinest  Judson    Manufacturing  Co, 

res  239  Louisa 
King  G  A,  clerk  S  P  Co 
King  Geo,  blacksmith,  res  418  Second 
King  Geo  A,  blacksmith  F  W  Davis,  res  522  Ninth 
King  George  I\  farmer,  res  High 
King  <J  \\\    L515 Clement  ave,  Alameda 
King  Hattie  L  Miss,  stenographer, res  211  Eighth 
King  Eenry  C,  carpenter  *  P  Co,  res  1708  William 
KingH  L  Jr,  clerk  Wells  Fargo  A  Co's,  Bank,  S  F,  res  770 

Truth 

King    Howard    Le    R,  cigar   maker   Fibush  Bros,   res   663 

Washington 
King  Hugh,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  Todd,  Lorin 

King  .lame-  (.lane-   King  A  Son  )  res  827   Harrison 

King  James  B,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  72]  Henry 
King  James   A  Son   (James  King  and  Mark    King)  livery 

and  feed  -table,  157  Eighth 
King  Jefferson  1),  plumber,  res  1 1 L6  Campbell 


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King  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1660 
Pacific 

King  John  H,  res  827  Harrison 

King  John  N,  bookkeeper  H  Nash,  res  1794  San  Pablo  ave 

King  Joseph,  bartender,  res  1157  Center 

King  J  Peter,  cigars,    817  Brush 

King  Kate  Mrs,  res  607  Park  ave 

King  Lyman,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch,  res  766  Twenty-second 

King  M  Mrs,  res  546  Charter 

King  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1660  Pacific 

King  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1054  Third 

King  Manuel,  tanner  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Stock  Yards 

King  Marcus  L,  res  607  Twenty-third  ave 

King  Mark  J  (James  King  &  Son)  res  827  Harrison 

King  Martin,  res  Winthrop  House 

King  Mary  H  Miss,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1708  William 

King  Mathew,  nursery,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Twenty- 
fifth,  res  same 

King  Michael,  hostler,  res  817  Castro 

King  Michael,  contractor,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

KING  MICHAEL  REV,  rector  Church  of  the 
Immaculate  Conception,  NW  cor  Jefferson  and  Seventh, 
and  president  St  Mary's  Cemetery,  res  616  Seventh 

King  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  818  Kirkham 

King  Mollie  Miss,  res  616  Seventh 

King  Nelson,  res  578  Sixteenth 

King  R  C,  contractor  and  builder,  res  765  Clay 

King  Robert  D,  tinner  S  P  Co,  res  765  Clay 

King  Samuel,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-ninth 

King  Samuel,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  810  Jef- 
ferson 

King  Susan  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  546  Charter 

King  Thomas,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Commercial  Union  Hotel 

King  Thomas  B,  cooper,  S  F,  res  1265  Center 

King  Tillie  Miss,  res  827  Harrison 

King  W  A,  license  inspector,  City  Hall,  res  766  Nineteenth 

King  Wm,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1052  Kirkham 

King  Wm  E,  foreman  California  Pottery^Co,  res  1468  Curtis 

King  Wm  H,  ship  joiner  S  P  Co,  res  1715  William 

Kingdon  E  F  Rev,  canvasssr  H  J  Smith  &  Co 

Kingman  H  Mrs,  res  626  Ninth 

Kingman  John  F,  res  1356  Tweltth  ave 

Kingman  M  V  Mrs,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  1356 
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Kingman  Win,  blacksmith,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr 
Martin 

KINGrS  FRANK,  general  agent  for  Alameda  County, 
Domestic  Sewing  Machine,  Domestic  Paper  Patterns, 
Diamond  Adjustable  Dress  and  Skirt  Forms,  and  Sew- 
ing Machine  Supplies,  1062  Broadway,  res  1525  Broad- 
way 

Kingsbury  H  S  Mrs,  teacher  Field  Seminary,  res  1825  Tel- 
egraph ave 

Kingsbury  Hubert  M,  box  maker,  res  1326  Eighth  ave 

Kingsbury  J  W,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Kingsbury  Wm,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Grand  Western 
Hotel 

Kingshott  Henry  R,  carpenter,  res  915  Third 

Kingsland  T  G,  carriage  furnishings,  S  F,  res  1055  Grove 

Kingsland  Thomas  G,  propr  The  Arlington  Hotel,  474 
Ninth,  res  same 

Kingsley  Henry,  foreman  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1814 
Goss 

Kingston  Richard,  artesian  well  borer,  1010  Fifth,  res  same 

Kingston  Thomas,  wholesale  liquors,  res  571  Tenth 

Kiniry  John,  laborer,  res  319  Fifth 

Kinkade  James  F,  mining  capitalist,  S  F,  res   1069  West 

Kinloch  James  W,  plumber,  res  1722  Chase 

Kinloch  Thomas  B,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  1661 
Thirteenth 

Kinnander  Signa,  domestic,  1321  Linden 

Kinnear  John  S,  foreman  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res  534 
William 

Kinney  Eliza  C  Mrs,  res  1727  Thirteenth 

Kinney  James  A,  clerk  John  Hanley,  res  263  Twelfth 

Kinney  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  461£  Twelfth 

Kinney  L  J  Mrs,  res  566  Eighteenth 

Kinney  Olive  D  Miss, -res  1727  Thirteenth 

Kinney  T  A.  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  405  Ninth 

Kinsella  Edward  J,  collector,  res  806  Brush 

KINSEY  CHARLES  W,  furniture  and  general 
auctioneer,  1111-1118  Broadway  and  417  Thirteenth, 
res  578  Twenty-fifth 

Kinsey  Geo,  Balesman,  513  Eleventh 

Kinslea  Thomas,  pressman  Elicks-Judd  Co,  S  F,  res  467 
E  Twelfth 

KLinsler  James  11.  compositor  Morning  Time*,  res  1 « » 1 1 
Webster 

Kinsman  Frederick B, bookkeeper,  S  F,  pea  L364  Ninth 

K  intel  Jacinto,  Laborer  8  P  Co 


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Kipke  Charles,  miller    Golden    Gate    Flour    Mill,  res    809 

Franklin 
Kipke  Amelia  Miss,  res  809  Franklin 
Kirby  James,  wiper  NPCRE  Co,  res  1256  Cypress 
Kirby  Thomas,  asst  rector  St   Francis  de  Sales  Church,  res 

590  Hobart 
Kirchheiner  Eruilie  Mrs,  res  486  Edwards 
Kirchheiner  Emilie  Miss,  res  486  Edwards 
Kirchheiner  John  H,  candy  mfr,  1245  Broadway,  res   same 
Kirchhoff  Amanda  Miss,  1120   Washington 
Kirchhoffer  Emanuel,  gardener,  res  1405  Alice 
Kirchival  J  H,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  The  Centennial 
Kirchner  Elizabeth  Mrs,   dressmaker,  res  1352  Tenth 
Kirchner  Geo,  bottler  U  S  Bottling  Co,  res  870  Webster 
Kirchner  Herman,  groceries  and  liquors,  1542  Adeline,  res 

1538  Adeline 
Kirchner  Herman,  baker  Pioneer  Bakery,  res  1651  Seventh 
Kirchner  Jacob,  res  909  Alice 
Kirchner  John,  carpenter,  res  584  Twenty-fifth 
Kirchner  Wm,  groceries  and  saloon,  1352  Tenth,  res  same 
Kirk  Eleanor  H  Miss,  student,  res  1*218  Tenth  ave 
Kirk  Elizabeth  E  Miss,  res  1218  Tenth  ave 
Kirk  George,  foreman    Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res 

820  Grove 
KIRK  GEO  A,  carpenter  and  builder,  408  Tenth,  res 

1913  Myrtle 
Kirk  Henry  H,  draughtsman  Atlas    Iron    Works,    S   F,  res 

121S  Tenth  ave 
Kirk  Henry  S,  clerk  O  C  Kirk,  res  981  Fifth  ave 
Kirk  John  H,  bookkeeper  Golden  Gate  Flour  Mills,  SF,  res 

1218  Tenth  ave 
Kirk  Joseph  A,  plumber  O  C  Kirk,  res  981  Fifth  ave 
Kirk  Joseph  W,  carriage  trimmer,  res  480  Hawthorne  ave 
KIRK  OWEN  O,  stoves,  tinware,  plumbing,  gas  fit- 
ting,   manufacturer    artesian    well    pipe,    303-305    E 

Twelfth,  and  councilman  Seventh  Ward,  res  981  Fifth 

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Kirk  William,  architect,  1003 J  Broadway,  room  4,  res  1110 

Fourteenth 
Kirkaldie  Herman,  bookkeeper,  res  360  Tenth 
Kirkham  Kate  Miss,  res  58  Eighth 
Kirkham  Ralph  W,    Brigadier  General  U    S    Army,  re-  58 


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Kirkland  A  W  (Kirklrnd  &  Co)  res  1071  Brush 

Kirkland   &  Co,  (A  W  Kirkland  and  W  C    Shaw)  groceries 

and  fruit,  866  Market 
Kirkland  D  W  (Kirkland  &  Trowbridge)  res  772  Ninth 

KIRKLAND  &  TROWBRIDGE  (D  W  Kirk 

land  and  Henry  O  Trowbridge)  druggists,  973    Broad- 
way cor  Tenth 
Kirkman  Ella  Miss,  res  710  Thirty-fourth 
Kirkman  William  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  816  Thirty-fourth 
Kirkness  A,   asst  bookkeeper    Tribune  Publishing    Co,  res 

.  323  Fifth 
Kirkpatrick  M   Mrs,  res  677  Fifth 
Kirkwood  H  M,  contractor  and  builder,  724  Sycamore 
Kirner  Joseph,  barber  G  Briones,  res  1760  Taylor 
Kirschner  Jacob,  clerk  Salinger  Bros,  res  909  Alice 
Kispert  John,  helper  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Harrison 
Kistner  Anton,  carpenter,  res  s  s  Fortieth  nr  Adeline 
Kister  Edward  M,  mgr  C  E  Bloomfield,  res  1625  San  Pablo 

ave 
Kistler  Hattie  Miss,  folder  Pacific  Press,  res  822  Twelfth 
Kitchen  Charles  E,  printer,  S  F,  res  1382  Eleventh 
Kitchen  John,  Insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1382  Eleventh 
Kitchen  John  Jr,  bookbinder,  S  F,  res  1382  Eleventh 
Kitchen  Minnie  Miss,  student,  res  1352  Eleventh 
Kitchen  Thomas,  gardener  A  W  Bowman,  res  Vernal   ave, 

Piedmont 
Kitchener  Charles,  express,  res  910  Clay 
Kitchener  E  D  Mrs,  pea  L012  Tenth 
Kitchener  Ernest,  -indent,  rea  1012  Tenth 
Kitching  S  Mrs,  widow,  rea  1  M)9  Ninth 
Kitto  Charles,  iron  worker  Judson  Works,  rea  2230  Adeline 
Kitto  Edmund,  blacksmith  apprentice,  rea  2230  Adeline 
Kitto  George,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  612  Fil- 
bert 
Kitto  George,  iron  worker,  res  2230  Adeline 
Kitto  Orlando,  expressman,  rea  2230  Adeline 
Kitto  Orlando  Jr,  roller  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  2230 
Adeline 


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£    §  237  Helen 

£  Kittredge  E  H,  planing  mill,  res  1373  Grove 

Kittredge  Florence  Miss,  res  862  Castro 
J  Kittredge  John  R,  insurance  agt,  res  862  Castro 
Klages  August,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors  602    Franklin, 

res  same 
Klechovich  Charles,  cook  J  J  Marcovich,    res    cor    Seventh 

and  Clay 
Klee  Henry,  Railroad  Exchange,  1259    Broadway,  res    518 

Twentieth 
Kleeman  Wm,  capitalist,  res  2102  Telegraph  ave 
Klein  Minnie  Mrs,  widow,  res  816  Fifteenth 
Kleiner  John,  florist,  1375  Webster,  res  same 
Kleiner  R,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  1375  Web- 
ster 
Klemisch  J  0,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1618  Eighth 
Klemm  Jacob,  florist,  res  cor  Jackson  and  Lake 
Klengel  Otto  E,    harness    maker  Robert  J    Beebe,  res  713 

Franklin 
Klenz  F,  employe    Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  845  Harri- 
son 
Klewisch  John  0,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1618  Eighth 
Kliegel  Benjamin  (Kliegel  &  Co)  res  1301  Peralta 
Kliegel  &  Co  (Joseph  and  Benjamin  Kliegel)  butchers,  1301 

Peralta 
Kliegel  Joseph  Mrs,  cigars  and  stationery,  252  B,  res  same 
Kliegel  Joseph  (Kliegel  &  Co)  res  1301  Peralta 
Kliegel  Joseph  B,  candy  maker  Bruning  Bros,  res  252  B 
Kline  Charlotte  Mrs,  res  1714  Telegraph  ave 
Kline  Laura  Miss,  ladies'  hair  dresser,  res  1714  Telegraph 

ave 
Kline    William,    teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res 

quarry 
Kline  William  F,  propr  Four  Mile  House  Saloon,  E  Thir- 
teenth nr  High,  res  same  h«  2 
Klingensmith  Edward  M,  foreman  Chieftain  Stables,  res  770  P  ^* 
Fifth  *  *  09  $ 
Klinger  John,  driver  W  S  &  O  T  Co,  res  563  Sixth  j  p  0 
Klinker  Henry,  laborer,  res  1102  Thirty-fourth  .  /yj  ft 
Klinkner  Charles  A,  rubber  stamps,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate  ,  >rj  ^ 
Klinkner  George  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate  (\)  $ 
Klinkner  Hall,  Golden  Gate  0 
Klinkner  Wm,  cook  Hall  ah  an  Bros  qj 
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Kluegel  Edward  A,  res  1131  Linden 

Kluegel  Ferdinand,  capitalist,  res  1059  Fourteenth 

Kluegel  Frances  Miss,  res  1059  Fourteenth 

Klump  Fred,  carriage  maker,  res  1060  Third  ave 

Klumpp  Arthur,  clerk  M  T  Kennedy,  res  1266  Fruit  Vale 

ave 
Klumpp  Emil,  watchmaker,  S  F,  res  1266  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Klumpp  Hermann,  engraver,  S  F,  res   1266  Fruit  Vale 
Klumpp  Pauline  Miss,  res  1266  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Klumpp  William,  engraver,  S  F,  res  1266  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Knabbe  Dietrich,  barkeeper  Schmidt  &  Fieberlin_  842 

Broadway 
Knaear  Katie  Miss,  res  410  Seventh 
KNAPPANNA  MRS,  proprietor  Bushell  House, 

462  Twelfth 
Knapp  E  G,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1382  Webster 
Knapp   Henry  R,  mechanic   Palmer  &   Kev,  S  F,  res  265 

Fifth 
Knapp  Henry    S,  foreman  California  Hosiery  Co,  res    L58 

Fifth 
Knapp  II  R,  art  publisher,  res  The  Olive 
Knapp  James  T,  carpenter,  res  1057  Alice 
Knapp  John,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co 
Knapp  J  T,  collector,  res  806 Clay 
Knapp  Richard,  laborer  Oakland  Windmill  Co 
Knapp  Win,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  515  Ninth 
Knatchbull  Hugessen  Mrs,  res  L217  Magnolia 
Knauth  Carl  W,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1670  Lincoln 
Kneale  Benjamin,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker,  e  a  Clare- 
mont  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave,  ies  cor  Claremont  ave  and 
Summer 
K  necht  .John,  canvasser  Metropolitan  Manufactu  ring  ( !o,  res 

Webster 
Kneib  Charles  F,  driver  Union  Ice  Co,  res  17  1  Tenth 
Knek  L  M LS8,  dressmaker  Mrs  S  Burroughs,  res  cor  Fifth 

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Knickram  J  C  (  H  N  Gard  &  Co)  res  Mohawk,  Cal 
Knight  Carl  L,  student,  res  1606  Ninth 
Knight  Cora  A  Miss,  res  L1>06  Ninth 
Knight  E  M  Mrs,  r<  s  L506  Ninth 

Knight  Fred  W,  contractor  and  builder,  res  543  Ch  i  ter 
Knight   Frederick   Wf  salesman   Dunham  A  Carrigan,  S  1. 

L300  Webster 
Knighl  Q  S,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  L018  Twelfth 
Knight  Henry  T,  rea  L506  Ninth 
Knighl  Lillian  Miss,  res  L665  Lincoln 

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Knight  Monroe  M,  painter  D  W  Browne,  res  w  s  Telegraph 
«r  o  ave  bet  Forty-fourth  and  Forty-fifth 

3  §   Knight  Ralph,  machinist,  res  1665  Lincoln 
m  "5  Knight  Robert  S,  res  1303  Jackson 
^  jj  Knight  Samuel  P,  carpenter,  res  1713  Twelfth 
3  >j  Knight  William  H,  bank  commissioner,  res  1300   Webster 


Knight  William    L,  traveling    passenger    agt    S    P    Co,  res 
1665  Lincoln 
<0 1  Knoblock  May    Miss,    compositor    Pacific    Press,    res     714 
Eleventh 

Knoch  August,  plumber  and  gasfitter  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res 
823  Henry 

Knoch  Clara  Miss,  res  823  Henry 

Knoch  Peter  J,  res  823  Henry 

Knocker  &  Chamberlain  (C  B  Knocker  and  W  E  Chamber- 
lain Jr)  California  Land  and  Improvement  Co,  457 
Tenth 

Knoll  Albert  R,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1128  Filbert 

Knoll  Harry  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1128  Filbert 

Knott  Hamilton  H,  teamster  E  F  Delger,  res  cor  Fifteenth 
and  San  Pablo  ave 

Knott  James  E  Mrs,  artist,  res  1560  Eighth 

Knott  J  E,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1560  Eighth 

Knott  Wm,  employe  Spring  Valley  Water  Co,  S  F,  res  SW 
cor  McCall  and  Merced  ave 

Knowland  Joseph  R,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  Ala- 
meda 

Knowles  Alfred  E,  auditor  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  S  F, 
res  1268  Seventh  ave 

Knowles  C  H,  auditor's  office  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1325  Chest- 
nut 

Knowles  Charles,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1806  Seventh 

Knowles  C  L,  carpenter  S  P  Co 

Knowles  C  Preston,  gentleman's  nurse,  res  865  Broadway 
rte  Knowles  Edward  K,  clerk  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res 
Sj  1302  Franklin 

J35  i  Knowles  E  J,  clerk,  res  1302  Franklin 
yj  |  Knowles  F  E  &  Co,  granite  works,  cor  Castro  and   Seventh, 

res  761  Clay 
,       j  Knowles  Fred  E  (F  E  Knowles  &  Co)Jres  761  Clay 
25    Knowles  George  H,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  713  Center 

Knowles  Gorham  B  Mrs,  res  519  Eighteenth 

Knowles  Harry  J,  commission,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Jackson 
and  Fifteenth 

Knowles  John  J,  stoker  Engine  Co  No  1  O  F  D,  res  7*25 
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Knowles  Josiah  N,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  > 

Jackson  and  Fifteenth 
Knowles  Mary  Mrs,  res  1268  Fiith  ave  > 

Q  Knowles  Preston,  porter  WCTU  Restaurant,  res  476  Ninth   c= 
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Knowles  William  A,  contractor  and  bnilder,  res  1320  Web 
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Knowlton  E  J  Mrs,  res  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  John 
Knowlton  George  K   (Bennett,   Knowlton    &  Co)   res    921 

Broadway 
KNOX  CHARLES  W,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 

1772  Telegraph  ave,  res  533  Knox  Place 
KNOX    HENRY    E,  dentist,  1155  Broadway,  office 

hours  9  a  m  to  5  p  m,  res  480  Merrimac 
Knox  Myra  W  Mrs,  physician,  928  Fourteenth,  res  same 
KNOX  R  G  MRS,   proprietor    Field    Seminary,  res 

1825  Telegraph  ave 
Knox  Robert,  carpenter,  res  1218  Cypress 
Knox  Sarah  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  524  Simpson  ave 
Knox  Wm,  res  12C>7  Eleventh  ave 

Knox  William,  res  Thirty-second  bet  West  and  Market 
Knudson  Chas  A  (H  C  Knudson  &   Sons)   res    L462   Castro 
Knudson  H  C  (H  C  Knudson  &  Sons)  res  L 462 Castro 
Knudson  H  C  &  Sons  (H    C,    John,    Chas    A    and    Otto    F 
Knudson)  fresco    painters,   house  and  sign    painting, 
11 1  I  San  Pablo  ave 
Knudson  John  (II  C  Knudson  &  Sons)  res  1462  ('astro 
Knudsen  Ola,  carpenter,  res  416  Seventh 
Knudson  I  >tto  F  \ II  C  Knudson  &  Sons)  pea  1  162  Castro 
Knupfer  Fred,  maltster    Kramm    iV:    Dieves,    pea    Oakland 

Brewery 
Knuth Alexander,  laborer,-res  T(>(.»  Franklin 
Knuth  AlexanderJr,  beer  bottler,  pea  7<»(.»  Franklin 
Knutb  Einrna  Miss,  spooler  flax  mills,  pes 709  Franklin 
Knuth  Lizzie,  carder  California  Jute  Mills,  pea  To1.'    Frank- 

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Knuth  Peter,  heater  Pacific  Iron  and   Xail  Works,    pea    T  i  *  *  * 

Franklin 
Knuth  Henry,  Baloon,  cor  Petersen  and  Glascock 
Knutti  John,-  clerk  John  F  Stoer,  pes  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 

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Knutti  Samuel,  laborer  Judson  Works,  pea  2041  Filbert 


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485 


Kobayasti  J  H,  mfr  music  and  book  stands,  1158i  Seventh, 

res  same 
Koboldt  Charles,  saloon,  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Eleventh, 

res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Fruit  Vale  and  Bray  aves 
Koch  Charles,  artesian  well    borer,  res    s  s    Forty-sixth   nr 

Grove 
Koch  Edward,  student,  res  920  Poplar 
Koch  Fred  J,  driver  Lewis    N    Hager,   res    Forty-sixth    nr 

Grove 
Koch  Julia  Miss,  res  514  Eighteenth 
Koch  Louisa  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  F  M  Reed    &    Co,    res    s    s 

Forty-sixth  nr  Grove 
Koch  Peter,  general  merchandise,  NW  cor  Forty-fifth    and 

Shattuck  ave,  res  same 
Koch  Wm  D,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  920  Poplar 
Koch  Wm  H,  carpenter,  res  Forty-sixth  nr  Grove 
Kocher  Wesley  H,  mill  hand  California  Door    Co,    res   753 

Seventh 
Kochendorfer  Ernest,  clerk  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1673 

Fourteenth 
Koehler  Herman  (Becker  &  Koehler)  res  1376  Eighth 
Koell  Michael,  bartender  J  Schmitt,  res  466  Seventh 
Koenig  Annie  Miss,  res  1676  Thirteenth 
Koenig  Arnold,  notary    public    and    real    estate    agt,    900 

Broadway,  res  919  Magnolia 
Koenig  Charles,  brewery,  res  1675  Thirteenth 
Koenig  Ferdinand,  brewer,  res  1676  Thirteenth 
Koenig  Fred,  planing  mill,  res  1422  Sixteenth 
Koetiz  Fred,  civil  engineer  Pacific  Bridge  Co,  S  F,  res  1666 

Telegraph  ave 
Kohane  Thomas,  laborer,  res  2040  Linden 
Kohl  Henry,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  211  Fourth 
KOHLEE  BILLY,    saloon,    479   Seventh,    res    834 

Broadway 
Kohler  Charles,  blacksmith,  res  665  Third 
Kohler  Charles,  propr    lodging    house    1460    Seventh,    res 

same 
Kohler  Chas  W,  farmer,  res  n  s  Columbus  ave  nr  Broadway 
KOHLEE  &  CHASE    (estate    of    Andrew    Kohler 

and  QuinceyA  Chase)  pianos  and  organs,   S    J    Bruce 

manager,  1013  Broadway 
Kohler  Cordelia  A  Mrs,  res  Hays  Canyon,  mail  Oakland 
Kohler  Edward,  machinist,  res  861  Chester 
Kohler  Eliza,  domestic,  res  922  Magnolia 
Kohler  Ernest  F,  saloon,  1502  Seventh,  res  857  Chester 
Kohler  Fred,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 


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dept  463  Thirteenth,  res  708  Twenty-ninth 
Kohler  H  A,  agt  S  F  Chronicle,  res  1353  Twelfth  ave 
Kohler  Hermann,  saloon  keeper,  res  1376  Eighth 
Kohler  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Kohler  W  Mrs,  res  n  s  Summer  nr  Adeline 
Kohler's  Hall,  1502  Seventh 
Kohn  Leopold,  salesman  Max    Greenhood    &    Co,    res    517 

Ninth 
Kohn  Louis,  res  1508^  Eighth 
Kolb  M  T  Mrs,  res  1172  Seventh 

Kolbe  William  A,  restaurant,  1509  Seventh,  res  same 
Konecke  Henry,  shoemaker,  1775  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Koner  Charles,  barber  Ben  Aronson,  res  1932  Myrtle 
Konjevic  S,  waiter  John  Slavich,  res  910  Broadway 
Koon  Wm,  clerk,  res  814  Fifteenth 
Koon  Wm  H  capt,  master  mariner,  res  814  Fifteenth 
Koons  Nellie  Miss,  student,  res  940  Filbert 
Koopmann  George  J,  liquors,  S  F,  res  1059  Peralta 
Korn  Christopher,  employe  Judson    Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Emeryville 
Kornahrens  Jacob,  groceries,  1602  San  Pablo  ave,  res  1604 

San  Pablo  ave 
Korpen  Peter,  gardener,  1206  Alice 

Koser  Newton  A,  clerk  Bowman  &  Son,  res  306  Fourteenth 
Kosta   &  Co  (Samuel   Kosta)   restaurant   and   oysters,   475 

Seventh 
Kosta  Frank,  restaurant,  1415  Wood,  res  same 
Kosta   Frank  Jr,   mill   hand    California   Door  Co,   res  1415 

Wood 
Kosta  Jose,  res  705  Henry 
Kosta  Samuel  (Kosta  &  Co)  res  475  Seventh 
Kosta   Tony,  mill   hand   California  Door  Co,  res  1415  Wood 
Koster  August,  printer  Oakland  Journal,  res  21  1    Fourth 
Koster  F,  Bawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res  211 

Fourth 
KOSTER     HERMANN,     groceries,     wines     and 

Liquors,  71(.>  Webster,  res  same 

Coster  John  (Kreutzfeldt  &  Koster)  res  ill  Twelfth 

Kovaes  Martin,  druggist,  res   1811    Myrtle 

Kowalsky   [saac,  groceries,   fruits,  poultry  Ac,  L709  Tele- 

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Kowalsky  Kay  Miss,  rea  1 709  Telegraph  ave 
Kracke  August,  agl  Miller's  Compressed  Yeast,  471  Twenty- 
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Kracke    Henry,    driver    August    Kracke,    res  471  Twenty- 
second 
Kraft  Adam,  cigar  store  and  factory,  1468  Seventh,  res  same 
Kraft  Ernest,  carpenter  and  janitor   Grand  Army  Hall,  res 

1640  Telegraph  ave 
Kraft  John,  baker,  res  416  Eighth 
Krag  Fred  W,  helper  S  P  Co 

Krager  Adolf,  blacksmith,  res  921  Twenty-fourth 
Krambs  Frederick,  route  agt  Evening  Tribune,  864-J-  Broad- 
way, res  770  Madison 
KEAMM  CHARLES  (Kramm  &  Dieves)  res  1414 

Telegraph  ave 
Kramm  Charles  H,  student  Dupue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 

College,  res   1414  Telegraph  ave 
KRAMM  &  DIEVES,  (Chas  Kramm  and  Joseph 

Dieves)  proprietor  Oakland  Brewery,  NE  cor  Telegraph 

ave  and  Durant 
Kranz  Joseph,   brewer  East  Oakland   Brewery,   res  409  E 

Twelfth 
Krattiger  Jacob  (Krattiger  &  Muller)  res  656  Webster 
Krattiger  John,  barkeeper  Geo  Manefeld,  827  Franklin,  res 

656  Webster 
Krattiger  &  Muller  (Jacob  Krattiger  and  Othmar  Muller) 

propr  Contra  Costa  Pickle  Works,  SE  cor  Webster  and 

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Krause  Fredk  L,  searcher  of  records,  R  S  Leckie,  res  517  E 

Fourteenth 
Krause  Henry,  teacher  of  piano,  zither   and  singing,  1463 

Grove  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Krauth  Frank  J,  deputy  county  clerk,  res  Alameda 
Krebs  John,  res  527  Seventh 

Kreeger  Adam,  beer  bottler,  S  F,  res  921  Twenty-fourth 
Kreeger  Augustus,  baker,  res  921  Twenty-fourth 
Kreeger  Charles  O,  blacksmith,  res  921  Twenth-fourth 
Kreeger  Gus  E,  baker  New  York   Bakery,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Kreiger  A,  carpenter  Oakland  Windmill  Co 
Kreigh  Henry,  fresco  artist,  res  1171  Market 
Kreimborg  Bernard,  saloon,  783  E  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Kreiss  Louis,  interior  decorator,  S  F,  res  914  Eighth 
Kreker  Jacob,  butcher  California  Market,    res  316  Seventh 
Krell  S  H,  grocer,  1773  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Krepper  E,  locksmith  Nicolas  Krepper,  res  2229  Elm  ave 
KREPPER  NICOLAS,  gun   and  locksmith,    420 

Eleventh,  res  2229  Elm  ave 
Kretz  Anthony,  laborer  G  F  Crist  &  Sons,  res  1215  Twentieth 

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Kreutzfeldt  Charles  (Kreutzfeldt  &  Koster)  res  568  Sixth 

Kreutzfeldt  Claus,  master  mariner,  res  766  Willow 

Kreutzfeldt  &  Koster  (Charles  Kreutzfeldt  and  John  Koster,) 
saloon,  380  Twelfth 

Kreutzfeldt  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1643  Broadway 

Kreutzfeldt    William,  salesman    W  A  Rouse    &  Co,   res  766 
Willow 

Kreyenhagen  &   Co    (E  Kreyenhagen)  grocers,  827   Broad- 
way 

Kreyenhagen  D  Mrs,  res  456  Sixth 

Kreyenhagen  Edward  (Kreyenhagen  &  Co)  res  456  Sixth 

Kribbs    Herman,    dish    washer    C    F     Bradford,    res    1364 
Eleventh 

Kribbs  Herman  S,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1460  Twenty- 
third  ave 

EBIEGHBAUM    G    H,    dentist,    854*   Broadway, 
rooms  16,  17,  18,  res  1921  Market 

Kriechbaum  Lucy  Mrs,  widow,  res  1921  Market 

Krieger  Frank,  carpenter,  res  28  Valley 

Krieger  Jacob,  cigar  mfr  and  variety  store,   1149    Seventh, 
rc>  475  Twenty-Third 

Kringleback  Ottilia  Miss,  res  1019  Eighth 

Kroeck  Louis  Rev,   pastor    German    Methodist   church,  res 
526  Seventeenth 

Kroeck  Louis   S,    clerk  C  &  A  Nordhausen,  res  526  Seven- 
teenth 

Kroenke  August   E,  bartender  Henry  C   Kroenke,   res  1052 
Campbell 

KROENKE   HENRY  C,  proprietor    Tivoli  Saloon 
N\V  cor  Wood  and  Seventh,  res  L052  Campbell 

Krogh  Hans,  laborer,  res  145  Hannah 

Kmll  Wm  F,  fruit   and  candy,  464    Seventh,  res  934  Union 

Kromer  Robert,  bottler  U  S  Bottling  Co,  res  s7<>  Webster. 

Kron,  upholsterer  8 P  Co,  rea  ls,,(-»  William 

Krook  Morria   L,  Lodging  house  keeper,  s  F,  rea    1122  Bast 
Fourteenth 

Krueckel  Andrew,  saloon,  L154  Washington,  res  517  Eight- 
eenth 

Kruger  F,  cabinet  maker,  s  V,  pea  821  Magnolia 

Krum  Chaa  F,  clerk  Bowman  &  Son.  rea  95]  Broadway 

Krmn  Frank,  cook  Capital   House,  rea  same 

Krummacher  May  Mrs,  res  L503  Eighth 

Kruse  Thomas,  laborer,  res  610  Madison 

KruttschneW  Annie  Miss,  pea  771  Sixteenth 

Kruttschmetl  Eugene,    -'archer  e>£  recorda  RSLeckie,  rea 
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|i  Kuckein  F,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  906  Broadway,  res 
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»  Kucks  C  H  (Kucks  &  Fugel)  res  919  Fifth 
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proprietors  Joseph  Schlitz  Milwaukee  Beer  Depot,  468 
Twelfth 
Kuecks  Ferdinand-,  driver  Gier  &  Schulze,.  res    819  Wash- 
ington 
Kuenzi  Rudolph,  turner,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

KUERZEL  ROBERT,manufacturing  andwholesale 
and  retail  cigars  and  tobacco,   869   Broadway,  res  613 
Fifteenth 
Kuerzel  M  Mrs,  res  613  Fifteenth 
Kuester  Ferd  J,  barber,  res  369  Fifth 
Kuester  Henry  C,  barber,  res  369  Fifth 
Kuester  Julius  C,  barber  Carl  Sturc,  res  369  Fifth 
Kuester  Louis  D,  wood  carver  J  McBride,  res  S  F 
Kuhn  Alfred,    pants    maker  M  J  KELLER,  res    567 

Eighth 
Kuhn  R  A,  employe  S  P  Co  offices,  S  F,  res  1012  Ninth  ave 
Kuhnle  Fred,  butcher,  1439    San    Pablo  ave,  res  667  Nine- 
teenth 
KUHNLE  &  MULLER  (Wm  Kuhnle   and    Chas 

Muller)  Club  Room,  1466£  Seventh 
Kuhnle  Wm  (Kuhnle  &  Muller)  res  1377  Seventh 
Kummerfeld  John,  tailor,  1132  Washington,  res  same 
Kundert  Jacob,  broommaker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Kunze  Camille  Miss,  res  1553  West 
Kunze  Otto  E,  brush  maker,  res  1553  West 
Kurze  Henry,  engineer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Halleck  ave, 

Stock  Yards 
Kurze  W  H,  emplove  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  Eighth 
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Kutz  Geo  F,  chief  engineer    U    S    Navy  dept,   S  F,  res  973  2 

Fifth  ave 
Kydd  Charles,  salesman  Taft  &    Pennoyer,  res  Centennial  g 

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:>  Kyer  Charles  J,  house  painter,  res  1230  Nineteenth  ave 

!jj  Kyle  Harrv  I,    plumber    and  gasfitter  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res 
Z  1138  E  Fourteenth 

r-  Q  Kyle  Robert  B,    accountant  E  M    Derby    &    Co,    res  1259 

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Kyle  William,  clerk,  res  1138  E  Fourteenth 
Kyll  James,  finisher   Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Commer- 
cial Union  Hotel 
Kyne  C  D,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  Central  Hotel 
Kyte  James  C,  carpenter,  res  Market  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Kyte  Wm  J,  carpenter  Jones  &  Co 


LA  AGE  WILLIAM  J  F,  proprietor  Swiss  confec- 
tionery, ice  cream  made    and  delivered   to    all  parts  of 
Oakland,  416  Twelfth,  res  325  Ninth 
Laager  Rosa  Miss,  res  922  Chester 
Laats  Charles,  employe  Alameda  Water  Works,  res  Prospect 

ave  _    _  pfi 

Laats  William  J,  teamster,  res  Prospect  ave  ^^j 

Labadie  E  L  (Guitard  Co,  S  F)  res  539  Nineteenth  <r* 

Labal  Marcel,   Oakland    French  Laundry,   res  960  Twenty-         ^ 

ninth  *  ^><d5 

Lacazette  Eugene,  florist,  S   F,    res  w  s    Market  nr  Thirty-   *S| 

seventh  t 

Laccassie  Catherine  Mrs,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960 

Twenty-ninth  -.   c 

Laccassie  Simeon,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960  Twen-  q  e 

ty-ninth  q   £ 

Laclaverie  Paul,  rea  523  Twenty-fifth  [rj  g 

La  Clede  House,  Chas  Jurgens  proprietor,   L116  Broadway     £w  j* 
La  Coste  &  Co  (.John  La  Coste   and   John  Largenti)  whole-   pj  § 

Bale  butchers,  stock  Yards  *3  « 

La  Coste  John  (Bayle,  La  Coste  &  Co)   res    nr  Stock  Yards  Ifi  2 

Station  g!  c 

La  Coste  John  (Bayle,   La  Coste  A  Co  and   La  Coste  <S  Co) 

rea  S  F 
Lacy  I)  B,  atty  at-law,  res   Hotel  Merritt 
Lacy  Edward,  carpenter,  res  L009  Franklin 
Lacy  John  F,  carriage  maker,  S  F,  rea  926  Line 
Ladd  A  W  l\  clerk  A  Schmidt,  rea  6124  E  Twelfth 
Ladd  Homer  E,  clerk  Pierce  A-  Co,  rea  Wilson  Bouse 
Ladenburger  Amelia,  domestic  C  11  T  \feyer,  720  'Tenth 

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Ladies'  Silk  Culture  Society  of  California  (U  S  experimental 

station)  S  A  Luce  supt,  Piedmont 
Lafayette  Park,  Thomas  M  White  custodian,  bet  Tenth  and 

Eleventh,  Jefferson  and  Grove 
Lafayette  School,  Miss  A  F  Aldrich  princpal,  w  s  Jefferson 

bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Lafero  Mark,  vegetable  peddler,  res  604  Franklin 
Lafferty  Charles,  pipe  layer,  res  518  Sixth 
Lafferty  Dennis,  boiler   maker  Oakland  Boiler  Works,  res 

362  First 
Lafferty  D  H,  dyer  Wm  Reuter,  res  518  Sixth 
Lafferty  Eugene,  butcher  Owen  Lafferty,  res  352  First 
Lafferty    Fred,  clerk    Pierce    &    Co,  res    cor  Thirtieth    and 

Broadway 
Lafferty  Frederick  W,  clerk  Huntington-Hopkins  Co,  S  F, 

res  2032  Broadway 
Lafferty  James  H,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  566  Sixth 
Laffertv  Owen,  butcher,  667-9  Broadway,  res  352  First 
LA    FLECHE    GEORGE    T,    proprietor    Capital 

House  Hotel,  foot  of  Broadway 
La  Fortune    Daniel    W,  bookkeeper   Scott    &    Sullivan,  res 

1773  Division 
La  Fortune  Hypolite,  cabinet  maker  H  Davis,  res  423  Sixth 
La  Fonciere   Marine  Insurance  Co  of  Paris,  James  Gamble 

agt,  res  469  Ninth 
Lagercrantz  Theodore  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  941  Wood 
Lagonio  Thomas,  gardener,  res  nr*  Shell  Mound  Station 
Lagoria  James,  bookkeeper  Camilloni   &  Lagoria,  res  Ala- 
meda 
Lagoria  L  (Camilloni  &  Lagoria)  res  S  F 
Lagorio,  Angelo,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Lahr  Effie  Miss,  teacher   Mills   Seminary,  res   1055  Wash- 
ington 
Lahr  George  J,  plumber  Owen  C  Kirk,  res  316  Third 
Laidlaw  Alexander,  police  judge,  res  730  Sixth 
Laidlaw  Elizabeth,  mail  Oakland 
Laidlaw  Frank,  mail  Oakland 

Laidlaw  Horace,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  730  Sixth 
Laidlaw   Joseph,   employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 

Park  Exchange  Hotel 
Laidlaw  Murray,  reporter  Tribune   Publishing   Co,  res  730 

Sixth 
Laidlaw  Walter,  res  730  Sixth 


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I  Laing  John,  foreman  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res  1271  9  . 

2           E  Eleventh  ^ 

,           Laing  Peter,  employe   California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res  1271  =1 

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Ijj  ~  Laird  Chas,  farmer,  res  135S  Tenth  ave  3 

QQ  j  Laird  George  P,  carriage  maker  Frederick  &  Arth,  res  1608  -|3 

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<£  Laird  Gussie  Miss,  res  1358  Tenth  ave  $U 

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Lake  Alien  H,  dealer  in  gasoline  and  coal  oil  stoves,  stoves      J|/ 
(/)  and  tinware,  164S  Seventh,  res  same 

Lake  Charles,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  1633  Market 
^         Lake  Edward  H,  carpenter,  res  1625  Grove 

3       ,  Lake  Edward  S,  employe  Woolen  Mills,  res  1633  Market         ** 
Q.        Lake  Fred  W,  bookkeepers  F,  res  1020  Adeline 

Lake  F  J,  printer,  res  4194  Tenth 
gy^l    Lake  Leonard  S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1625  Grove 
jyUj    Lake  Martha  Mrs,  widow,  res  1633  Market 

HLake   Merritt  House,  Thos  A  Deasy    propr,  E  Twelfth  opp     f^ 
Lake  Merritt 
Lake  Merritt  Boat    House,    Edmund    P    Carpenter    propr 
K*  Lake  Merrkt,  E  Twelfth  ^ 

p^     Lake  Win  B,  Lake  &  Runyon,  S  F,  res  102U  Adeline 

WLake  William  F,  shoelaster,  res  1625  Grove 
Lake  Wm  II,  S  F,  res   177  Twenty-fourth 
Pi     Lake  Wm  T,  carpenter,  res  L633  Market 
^^     Lakhume  J   I>  Mrs,  widow,  res  Blake  House 
r^    Lalanne  Wm, laborer  Walter  A  Sewell,  res  363  Seventh 
ogW     Lalav  John,  helper  Spiars    ifc    Welti,   res    cor    Twelfth    and 
^^j  Brush 

^Jj    Lallane  Caliste,  cook,  32<">  E  Nineteenth 
QQ      Lallane  Marie,  domestic.  32<;  K    Nineteenth 
Jj  J    Lamar  re  Charles  (Lamarre  vV  Keene)  res  563  Sixth 
^     LAMARRE    &    KEENE    (Charles    Lamarre    and 
e  E£eene)  proprietors  Oakland  Dime  Delivery,  42  1 

T\  nil. 

HLamasney  Mary  Mrs,  rea  762  Wood 
Lamb  Chas  (James  Lamb  6  Sons,   8    V)    rea    1208   Seven- 
teenth ave 

ff        Lamh   Kdward,  lahorer.  iv-  ".7"  I\   Kleventh 

p^hI    Lamb  Edward  Jr,  plumber,  res  370  E  Eleventh 

B^|      Lamh   l'ranii-   II.  n--  7«>1   Lvdia 

^^    Lrmb  Fran!  L613  Brush 

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Lamb  George,  laborer,  res  370  E  Eleventh 

Lamb  H  B,  collector,  res  811  Washington 

Lamb  Isaac,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Forty-fifth 

Lamb  James,  fish  dealer,  res  1208  Seventeenth  ave 

Lamb  John,  carpenter,  res  760  E  Fourteenth 

Lamb  John  P,  harness  maker,  res  760  E  Fourteenth 

Lamb  Joseph,  clerk  Arper  Bros,  res  1208   Seventeenth  ave 

Lamb  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1208  Seventeenth  ave 

Lamb  Mary  Miss,  res  760  E  Fourteenth 

Lamb  Nellie  Miss,  operator  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph  Co, 

res  1208  Seventeenth  ave 
Lamb  Nellie  E  Miss,  clerk  Philadelphia  Dye  Works,  res  760 

E  Fourteenth 
Lamb  O  Mrs,  res  489  Prospect 
Lamb  Peter,  painter,  res  972  E  Twenty-first 
Lamb  Pierce,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  1771  Seventh 
Lamb  William,  fish  dealer,  res  1208  Seventeenth  ave 
Lamb  William,  bookkeeper  and   collector  for  Oakland  Tri- 
bune, res  760  E  Fourteenth 
Lamb  William,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  963  Seventh 
Lambert  A  Mrs,  lodgings,  res  413  Twelfth 
Lambert  Ben,  paper  hanger  McGovern    &  Cahill,    res    413 

Twelfth 
Lambert  C  M,  driver  OCR  Co,  res  s  s  Cleveland  ave    nr 

Telegraph  ave 
Lambert  Earnest  D,  clerk  M  M  Bridges,  res  Golden  Gate 
Lambert  Elisha,  res  1417  Sixth  aire 
Lambert  F  H,  printer  Fred  E  Miller,  res  828  Chester 
Lambert  Harris,  laborer,  res  Golden  Gate 
Lambert  Herbert  M,  clerk  Health  Office,  res  Newland  House 
Lambert  James,  res  315  Tenth 
Lambert  John  A,  hunter,  res  Lorin 
Lambert  Mary  Miss,  res  315  Tenth 
Lambert  Walter  R,   revenue   collector,    S    F,  res    Newland 

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Lambert  William,  laborer,  res  Melrose 
Lamberton  Mattie  Miss,  nurse  West  Oakland  Home,  res  973 

Campbell 
Lambie  C  K  Mrs,  electrician,  res  616  Twelfth 
Lambson  George  F,  auctioneer,  S  F,  res  1501  Telegraph  ave 
Lambson  Lillian  Miss,  res  1501  Telegraph  ave 
La  Mont  Walter,  salesman,  S  F,  res  458  E  Eleventh 
Lamontagne  Joseph  D,  employe    V    Haurat,   res    483    Bay 

Place 
Lamory  Eugenie  J  Miss,  saleslady  Bernstein    &    Von    Ade- 

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^    Lamory  0  Mrs,  res  2409  Telegraph  ave  g  ;2 

^    Lamos  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry  =  »3 

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UJ  ^y    Lamoureux  Eugene,  porter,  res  Forty-fourth  nr  Market 
;-E  ^   Lamoureux  Philias  H,  sec  Remillard  Brick  Co,  res  904   Jef- 
ferson 

Lamoureux  Theophile,  vice-pres   Remillard    Brick    Co,   res 
964  Jefferson 

Lamp  B  Miss,  res  Bray  ave  nr  Prescott 

Lamp  Bros  (Christian   Washington  and  Henry   Hermann)      rf 
dairyman,  cor  Redwood  and  Old  County  Road  .^ 

Lamp  Christian  W  (Lamp  Bros)  res  cor  Redwood  Road  and      ^H 
Prescott  ^yL 

Lamp  Ernest,  rancher,  res  Bray  ave,  Fruit  Vale  ^\ 

Lamp  Henry  II  (Lamp  Bros)  res    cor    Redwood    Road   and      vH 
Prescott  — '; 

Lamping  James  J,  bookkeeper  Fred  Delger,  res  545  Charter     ^ 

H     Lamping  Peter  A  Jr,  laborer,  res  2140  Chestnut 
Lamson ,  res  815  Webster 

hmm     Lamson  George  F,  auctioneer,  S  F,  res  1501  Telegraph 

2        Lamson  Harry,  cook  CO  Johnson,  res  Webster  nr  Sixth 

■  j    Lancaster  J  K   Mrs,  res  -164  Twenty-second 

W     LANCASTER  JOE,  merchant  tailor,  970  Washing      ^ 

Ston,  rea  L386  Webster  C-2 

Lancaster  Silaa  II,  carpenter,  res  1507  Broadway  ^ 

Lancaster  Thomas,  merchant  tailor,  S  F.  res   1662   Webster     ^ 
Land  Boward  B,  sec  Electric  Improvement    Co,    S    F,    res     Lj 
Q  1111  Linden  £j 

/j     Land  P,  rea  Winthrop  House  " 

M     LAND   TITLE   CO  mr  Alameda  County.  A   K  Bolton    C^J 
|^|  president,  examiners  of  titles,  XL   cor    Broadway   and      ( 

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Landeck  Charles,  foreman  Oakland   Paper  Box  Factory,  res  g  , 

671  Washington  x  r  nj 

Landera  G  Mrs,  rea  L161  Fifth  ,  J 

Landgreen  Frank,  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry  >  : 

Landon  Charles,  rea  L503  Eighth  * 

Landon  John,  Bpecial  police  officer,  rea  s|,7  Fine  ^  ; 

Landon  Wm  W,  bookkeeper  Fisher  A  Taylor,  rea   ~>i»l  Fif-  §  : 

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Landregan  James,  farmer^  rea  Golden  Gate 

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Landregan  Mary  A  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 

Landsberg  Augusta  (Swanberg  &  Landsburg)  res  225  B 

Landsburg  Geo  M,  fisherman,  res  417  E  Seventeenth 

Landwehr  Albert,  mgr  Tittle  &  Kruger,  S  F,  res  958  Center 

Lane  Albert,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  2254 
Adeline 

Lane  Charles,  gardener,  res  1978  Webster 

LANE  CHARLES  W,  physician  and  proprietor 
Omnibus  Line,  res  cor  Oak  and  Glen  aves 

LANE  C  S  (C  S  Lane  &  Son)  res  977  Seventh  ave 

Lane  C  S,  dentist,  res  977  Seventh  ave 

LANE  C  S  &  SON  (C  S  Lane  and  F  J  Lane)  den- 
tists, rooms  1-2  Playter  Block,  hours  9  a  m  to  5  p  m 

Lane  Deally  M  Miss,  asst  bookkeeper  Wheeler  &  Wilson, 
S  F,  res  965  Castro 

LANE  F  J,  D  D  S  (C  S  Lane  &  Son)  res  977  Seventh 
ave 

Lane  Geo,  law  student,  S  F,  res  977  Seventh  ave 

Lane  Grace  L,  directory  clerk  Oakland  post-office,  res  965 
Castro 

Lane  James,  gardener,  res  1306  E  Eleventh 

LANE  J  C,  manager  OAKLAND,  ALAME- 
DA AND  BERKELEY  DIRECTORY, 

res  962  E  Seventeenth 
Lane  Morris  H,  stableman  J  C  Simpson,  res  2111  Adeline 
Lane  Thomas,  laborer,  res  653  Grove 
Lane  William,  mgr  I  N  Sloanaker,  res  965  Castro 
Lanella  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Laney  George  B,  shipwright,  res  1676  Twelfth 
Lang  Frank,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  814  Twelfth 
Lang  Geo  R,  contractor  and  builder,  res  612  E   Fourteenth 
Lang  Herbert  H,  student  High   School,  res  612    E   Four- 
teenth 
Lang  Nicholas  M,  sash  maker,  California  Door  Co,  res  1709 

Twelfth 
Lang  Norman  R,  student  U  C,  res  612  E  Fourteenth 
Lang  Theodore,  butcher,  2244  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 
Lang  William,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry, 

res  same 
Langbehn  Cathrine  Mrs,  res  s  s  Summer  nr  Adeline 
Langbehn  Peter,  expressman,  res  969  Seventh  ave 
Langdon  C  L  Mrs,  res  1569  Fifth 
Langdon  S  W,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1169  Seventh 

Lange ,  foreman  California  Door  Co,  res   1709  Twelfth 

Lange  Alviena  C  M  Miss,  res  1034  Peralta 
Lange  Amy  L  Miss,  res  1034  Peralta 


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^  Lange  Frank,  clerk  W  U  T,  res  S14  Twelfth 
m  Lange  Frederick  W,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1034  Peralta 
^  Lange  Frederick  W  Jr.  clerk.  S  F,  res  1034  Peralta 
|—  Q  Lan^e  Harry,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  665 
CftZ.  E  Twelfth 

W  <   Lange  Henry  J,  clerk.  S  F.  res  1034  Peralta 
m  -J   Lange  Kate  M  Miss,  res  1034  Peralta 

UJ  *   Lange  Theodore,   butcher,   2224    Telegraph    ave,    res    2244 
X  ^  Telegraph  ave 

H  ^  Lance  William  A,  carpenter,  res  S14  Twelfth 

Lange  William  F.  clerk  S  P  Go,  res  S14  Twelfth 

Lange  William  H,  clerk,  S  F.  res  1034  Peralta 

Langer  Nils,  carpenter,  res  Railroad  Exchange 

Langholz  Hans,  coachman   W  E  Dargie,  res   1168  Jackson 

Langley  Edward,  res  13S3  Alice 

Langley  Frank  X.  res  936  Willow 

Langley  Frank  N  Jr.  clerk.  S  F,  res  936  Willow 

Langley  Frank  W,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  939  Willow 

Langlev  Laban,  ranch  owner,  res  1414  Ninth 

Langley  Mabel  Miss,  res  930  Willow 

Langley  Newell  1\  res  930  Willow 

Langmore  Thomas,   heater  Judson    Manufacturing   Co 

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Langmutb  Emil,  tailor,  res  264  Fifth 

Langstroth  A  B  Mrs,  teacher  Field   Seminary,  res   Alameda 
Langstroth  John   A.  clerk  San  Francisco   Savings   Union, 

res  Bank  Building 
Langtry  B  Mrs,  r<  s  B16|  Will- 
Langtry  John,  carpenter,  res  8164  Willew 
Langtry  Mary  Mrs,  res  713  Castro 

ngtry  Richard,  carpenter,  res  738  Linden 
Lank  (  Archibald,  Alderney  dairy,   SE  cor  E  Four- 

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Lank   I  Lshmere,  Alderney  dairy,  cor  High  and  E 

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Eliza  Mrs,  I   Lev, 

Lanktree  .1    B,  cashier  Oakland  Home  Insurant  .  res 

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;       qod  B,  i  h  i  k  « !onti  Water  Co,  res  L512  Fifth 

Lannon  Bernard,  laborer,  res  L512  Fifth 

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Lansfield  William  T,can  painter, S  F,rea  L 687 Twelfth 

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Lanteri  Frank,  res  1167  Seventh 

Lanyon  Joseph  H,  route  agt  S  F  Chronicle,  res  1692  Broad- 
way 
Lanz  Louis,  soap  mfr,  1068  Third  ave,  res  same 
Lapearl  Julia  Mrs,  res  Nucleus  House 
Laperle  Edward  A,  engineer  Engine  No  1,  0  F  D,  res  517 

Fifteenth 
La  Ferle  Harriett  Mrs,  res  371  Fourth 
La   Perle  Horace,    engineer  Eagle   Planing  Mill,  res    371 

Fourth 
La  Perle  P,   horse  shoeing  and  genl  blacksmithing,  2763 

Telegraph  ave,  res  2767  Telegraph  ave 
Lapham  J  P,  mining  operator,  S  F,  res  1068  Broadway 
Lapham  S  M  Mrs,  res  1578  Telegraph  ave 
Lapierre  Z  A,  electrician,  res  762  E  Thirty-third 
Laplant  Louisa  A  Miss,  res  951  Willow 

Laplatte ,  clerk  Jos  Harris,  res  361  Tenth 

Laporte   Catherine  Miss,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960 

Twenty-ninth 
La  Pouza  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Laprenc  Peter,  foreman  OCR  Co,  res  n  s  Forty-seventh  nr 

Shattuck  ave 
Lapsley  Joseph  W,  barber  W  H  Stewart,  964  Broadway 
Lardree  Louis,  farmer,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Lare  Geo  P,   carriage   maker  Frederick   &  Arth,  res  1608 

William 
Lare  Henry  C,  student,  res  1608  William 
L'Argente  Jean  (La  Coste  &  Co)  res  Lorin 
Larimer  James,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  950  Pine 
Larity  Bartholomew  F,   plumber  C   C   Water  Co,  res  270 

Fifth 
La  River  J,  traveling  salesman,  res  802  Brush 
Lark  C  E,  advertising  agt,  854£  Broadway,  res  921  Broadway 
Larkin  Alexander,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Emeryville 
Larkin  Benjamin,  painter,  res  1205  West 
Larkin  Bessie  A  Miss,  res  1726  Twelfth 
Larkin  H  C  Miss,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  516  Fifteenth 
Larkin  M  B,  cook  Brunswick  Hotel,  res  same 
Laroche  Elizabeth  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res   666  Thirty-fourth 
Larouche  Marie  Mrs,  res  798  Jefferson 
Larrabee    F    W    (Larrabee    &    Son)    portrait    artist,    1156 

Broadway,  room  2,  res  same 
Larrabee  George  T  Mrs,  res  769  Jefferson 
Larrabee  H  F  (Larrabee  &  Son)  res  1156  Broadway 
Larrabee  H  F  Mrs  (Larrabee  &  Seaman)  res  1156  Broadway 


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Larrabee  J  0,  plumber  Frank  Richardson,  res  562  E  Elevenh  ® 

Larrabee  &  Seaman  (Mrs  H    F   Larrabee    and   Mrs    Lottie  E^ 

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sj   Larsen  Alfred,    employe    Sixteenth-Street    Sash   and    Door    ^ 
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Larsen  Andrew,  painter,  res  1629  Market  %D 

Larsen  Andrew  G,  teamster  C  W  Kinsey,  059  Harrison  ®* 

Larsen  Antone,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry  C& 

Larsen  August,  gardener  Wm  Klumpp  1266  Fruit  Vale  aye    ^_ 
Larsen  Fred,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1306  Cen-  '  5] 

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Larsen  Hans,  cement  sidewalk  maker,  res  415  Seventh 
Larsen  Henry,  gardener,  res  120  E  Fourteenth 
Larsen  J  0  Mrs,  res  1029  Market 
Larsen  Mary  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Larsen  N,  tailor,  378  Twelfth,  res  same 
Larsen  Olof,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Larsen  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  1540  Curl 
Larsen  Peter,  cook  Milloglay  Bros,  res  833  Franklin 
Larsen  Rasmus  H,  laborer,  res  Melr< 
Larsen    R   H,  olHcer  in    charge    Receiving    Hospital,    w 

Franklin  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  ^* 

Larsen  Sarah,  domestic,  611  Nineteenth  <s# 

Larseneur  Dominick,  employe    Pioneer    Planing   Mills,  res 

818  Wood 
Larson  Albertina  Miss,  domestic,  res  11  in  Twelfth 
Larson  N,  coat  maker  M  J  KELLER,  rea  cor  Twelfth   q 

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La  Rue  Frank, carpenter,  rea  TJ1  E  Twelfth  H 

Larue  Grace  Mi  —  ,  rea  L372Seventh  r* 

Larue  James  (Mathews  A  Larue,  res  618  E  Eighteenth  W 

Larue  Jamea  I».  clerk   Guardian  Assurance  Co,  S  F,  rea  *>  1 S  \*H 

E  Eighteenth  Cg 

Larue  Josephine  Mrs,  rea  L372  Seventh  2 

Larue  Mamie  Miss,  res* 618 E  Eighteenth  ^ 

Larue  Mary  Miss,  asst  teacher  Market-Street    Free   Kinder-  ^ 
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Larue  Ruth  Miss,  teacher,  rea  618  E  Eighteenth 

jalle  O  C,  res  313  Sixth 
LASCIAN    REV   BRO,      director    Si    Joseph's 

Academy,  n  a  SE  cor  Fifth  and  .lack-on 
Lascombe  Eu  ;ene, grocer  S-">M  Twentieth,  rea  same 
Lass  A  u   us1  us  C  I.  M  Iss,  rea  1 661  Lincoln 


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499 


Lass  Christian  F  S,  captain  schooner  Comet,  res  1661    Lin- 
coln 
Lassen  August,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

Exchange  Hotel 
Lassen  Marimus,  coachman  Mrs  S  R  Knox,  res  524  Simpson 

ave 
Lassen  Peter,  gardener,  res  1520  Adeline 
Lasserot  C  Miss,  laundress  Mrs  C  Coin,  res  1370   Broadway 
Lasserot  M  Miss,  laundress  Mrs  C  Coin,   res  1370  Broadway 
Lassevill  Charles  H,  plumber,  472  Thirteenth,  res  833  Mag- 
nolia 
Lasswell  W  J,  bookkeeper  California  Watch  Co,   res  1324  E 

Eleventh 
Latford  James,  res  1722  Pacific 
Latford  Thomas,  res  1722  Pacific 
Latham  M  D,  farmer,  res  Henry  House 
Lathrop  Chas  N,  student  High  School,  res  1263  Twelfth  ave 
Lathrop  George  A,  physician,  909  Myrtle,  res  same 
Lathrop  George  D,  clerk  Solomon  Lathrop,  res  1114  Wash- 
ington 
Lathrop  Helen  Miss,  student,  res  1263  Twelfth  ave 
Lathrop  H  T  Rev,  rector  Church  of  the   Advent,  res   1263 

Twelfth  ave 
Lathrop  John  M,  printer  Tribune,  res  1263  Twelfth  ave 
Lathrop  S,  watches,  clocks,  jewelry,   diamonds    and    silver- 
ware, 1059  Broadway,  res  1114  Washington 
LATIMER  BROS  (John  T  and  Richard  J)  groceries, 

1220  Market 
Latimer  Fannie  B  Miss,  res  1510  Ninth 
Latimer  George,  brass  finisher,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Latimer  John  T  (Latimer  Bros)  res  1510  Ninth 
Latimer  Martin,  carpenter,  res  1366  Campbell 
Latimer  Richard  J  (Latimer  Bros)  res  1510  Ninth 
Latimer  Wm  J,  glazier,  res  Golden  Gate 
Latina  Jane  Mrs,  vest  maker,  res  208  Eighth 
LATON    BENJAMIN   B,   insurance   agent,    468 

Ninth,  res  1073  Central  ave 
Laton  Geo  A,  painter,  res  1073  Twelfth 
Latour  Eugenie  Miss,  res  756  Seventh 
Latour  Irene  Miss,  res  756  Seventh 
Latour  Jerome  B,  collector,  S  F,  res  756  Seventh 
Latz  David,  tailor,  M  J    KELLER,  1007-1009  Broad- 
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Lauck    Joseph  B,  traveling  passenger  agt    S  P  Co,   res  629 

Fourteenth 
Laue  Rudolph,  res  2102  Telegraph  ave 
Lauer  Michael  J,  cigar  maker,  res  831  Broadway 
Laufranchi    Angelina  Miss,  Oakland    French  Laundry,  res 

960  Twenty-ninth 
Laughland  John,  carpenter  East  Oakland  Planing  Mills,  res 

1132  E  Nineteenth 
Laughland    Wm,   carpenter   E   Oakland   Planing  Mills,  res' 

1132  E  Nineteenth 
Laughland  W  Jr,  carpenter,  res  1132  E  Nineteenth 
Launer  J  B,  res  1001  Franklin 
Laurant  C  M  Miss,  artist,  res  767  Fourteenth 
Laurence  Marie   Mrs,  cateress,  632  Webster,  res  Germania 

Hall 
Laurence  Max.  mgr  Oakland  Turn  Verein,  res  836  Webster 
Laures  Manuel,  coachman,  res  698  Thirty-Fifth 
Laurian  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Laurie  Irene  Miss,  artist,  res  1133  Filbert 
Laurie  James  H,  foreman  S  P  Co,  802  Wood 
Laurie   Laura  Mrs,  res  1133  Filbert 
Lauritzen  Gabriel,  carpenter^  res  1621  Seward 
Laursen  Michael,  carpenter,  res  701   Adeline 
Laursen  Timothy,  carpenter,  res  701  Adeline 
Lausen  Albertina,  domestic,  1 1 10  Twelfth 
Lausen    Axel,  gardener  L  Jl  Wakefield,  330  E  Seventeenth 
Lausen  Christina,  domestic,  1070  Sixteenth 
Lausten  Brosen,  tailor,  res  L727  Myrtle 
Lausten  Christ,  gardener,  res  17*J7  Myrtle 
Lausten  I  Ian.-,  restaurant,  res  2022  Union 
Lausten  Peter,  painter  Al  Wood  A  Bro,  res  L03  Hannah 
Lauterwasser  Fred  P,  res  572  Tenth 
La\  mo, gardener,  rea  L672  Sixteenth 

Vallierc  Ilannali  Mrs,  widow,  rea  930  Peralta 
Laverick  George,  carriage  trimmer,  S  K.    rea  1771   Division 
Lavero  Charles,  cook  Hallahan  Bros,  res  411  Seventh 
:       jiM'  Jos(  pi),  cutter  Went  worth  Boot  &  Shoe  Co,  rea  1717 

Twelfth 
if  Joseph  Jr,  clerk,  S  I\  rea  1717  Twelfth 
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I  Intonio,  laborer,  rea  660  Washington 

Lavoi<    Eleanore,  domestic  Hilaire  Remillard 
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Lavorel  &  Pagge  (P  Lavorel  &  A  Pagge)  proprs  Barnum 
Restaurant,  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Seventh 

Lavorel  Peter  (Lavorel  &  Pagge)  res  cor  Second  and  Wash- 
ington 

Lavoy  Henry,  driver  Jones'  Express,  res  461  Sixth 

Law  Ella  Mrs,  res  Winsor  House 

Law  G  M  Mrs,  res  1122  Eighth 

Law  J  G,  printer,  res  AVinsor  House 

Law  R  W,  laborer,  res  1121  Third  ave 

Lawall  August,  res  Railroad  Exchange 

Lawdon  Elberton,  blacksmith  and  wagon   maker,  res  1420 
San  Pablo  ave 

Lawin  Israel,  tailor,  1349  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 

Lawley  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  8S3  Cedar 

Lawlor  Daniel  L,  laborer  Water  Co,  res  886  Twenty-seventh 

Lawlor  Fred  C  L  (Robb  &  Lawlor)  res  830  Jefferson  , 

Lawrence  Mrs,  res  951  Webster 

Lawrence  Antone,  laborer,  res  142  Louisa 

Lawrence  Arthur  C  (Lawrence  Bros)  res  562  E  Fourteenth 

Lawrence  Bros  (H  H  Jr.  Daniel  M  and  Arthur   C)  grocers, 
584  E  Twelfth 

Lawrence  Charles  M,  salesman  White  Sewing  Machine  Co, 
res  1210  Peralta 

Lawrence  Chas  W,  M  D,  res  90&  Broadway 

Lawrence  Daniel  M  (Lawrence  Bros)  res  613  E  Twelfth 

Lawrence  E  Miss,  bookkeeper    Lawrence   Bros,  res    562    E 
Fourteenth 

Lawrence  Edward  L,  driver  S  F  Laundry,  res  1372  Eleventh 
ave 

Lawrence  Edward  M,  weigher  Hayes  &  Co,  res  Golden  Gate 

Lawrence  Emily  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  562  E  Fourteenth 

Lawrence  Everett,  res  513  E  Fifteenth 

Lawrence  G  (G  Lawrence  &  Co)  res  Areata  House 

Lawrence  G  &Co  (G  Lawrence  and  Tony  Markovich)  Maison 
Doree  Restaurant,  1222  San  Pablo  ave 

Lawrence  Grace  C  Mrs,  res  906  Broadway 

Lawrence  H  H,  assayer  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  562  E  Fourteenth 

Lawrence  H  H  Jr  (Lawrence  Bros)  res  562  E  Fourteenth 

Lawrence  Humphrey,  architect  and  stair  builder,  res  1322 
Telegraph  ave 

Lawrence  John,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  950  New 
Lawrence  Joseph,  laborer,  res  915  E  Fifteenth 
Lawrence  Joseph,  miner,  res  241  Hollis 
Lawrence  Mamie,  res  241  Hollis 

Lawrence  Manuel,  upholsterer,  res  cor  Thirty-sixth  and  San 
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Lawrence  Manuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  9°^ 
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■  Lawrence  Michael,  blacksmith  Vincent  Gahagan,  res  Stock 

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qj  ~p    Lawrence  Michael    W  .   butcher    Grayson,  Owen    £   Co.  res 

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j.  s^    Lawrence  Nathaniel,  'bar  keeper  Howard  Shaw,  res  1861  S 
Pablo  ave 
Lawrence  Rose  Mrs,  res  1011  Webster 
Lawrence  C  F.  res  1011  Webster 
Laurence  C  F  Mrs,  res  1011  Webster 
Lawrence  William,  res  Vernal  ave,  Piedmont 
Lawrence  Willis  P,  student  P  F  Benson,  res  Versailles  ave, 

Alameda 
Lawsen  Andrew,  printer,  res  1629  Market 
Lawsen  Georgina  0  Mrs.  widow,  res  1629  Market 
Lawson  A  L,  hostler,  res  715  Sixth 
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Lawson  Andrew,  hostler  A  Grates,  res  S   W   cor    Thirteenth     ^  ^- 

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Lawson  Annie  II  Miss,  saleslady  Doolin  &  Davitt,  res  1022    O 

Willow 
Law-on  Charles,  shoemaker,  res  657  Jefferson 
Lawson  Ella  F    Miss,   waitress   C  ()  Johnson,  r<  3    Fif-    £J  I 

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Lawson  Ella  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  re-  1022  Willow  3  O 

Lawson  Eveline  Miss,  res  1014  Broadway  »— »-3 

Lawson  Henry  L, gardener T  F  Chapman,  120  E  Fourteenth    *— C 
Lawson  Kate  C   Mi  —  ,  emplove  California   Hosierv  Co.  iv-    pj  < 

L022  Willow 
Lawson  Lulu  M  Mi--,  laundress  Contra  Costa   Laundry, 

L022  Willow 
Law-on  M  E  Mi--,  laundress   Contra   Costa   Laundry, 

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Lawson  Mary  Mr-,  widow,  n  -  1022  Willow 

Lawson  Michael,  carpenter,  rea  T  < » 1  Adeline 
Lawson  1  painter,  r<  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 

LAWSON    WILLIAM,    agent     Bank   of  British 

North  America,  9  V.  res  1308  Madison 
Lawson  Win,  laborer,  rhirty-sixth 

LawtoD  Elburton  (Lebrechl  a-  Lawton)  res  1  li<>  Ban   Pablo 

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Lawton  Elburton  .Jr.  plumber,  8  I\  res  l  120  San   Pablo  ave 

Lawton  Israel,  res  1 207  <  lastro 

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Lawton  Thomas  F,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  1758 
Seventh 

Lawton  William  D,  clerk  U  S  Survey  Office,  S  F,  res  1207 
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Lawyer  Mary  Mrs,  boarding   and  lodging,  517   Ninth,   res 
same 

Lawyer  Perry,  carpenter,  res  517  Ninth 

Layden  William,    employe  Judson    Manufacturing  Co,    res 
Commercial  Union  Hotel 

Layes  Frankie  Miss,  res  1329  Nineteenth  ave 

Layes  Kate  Mrs,  res  1329  Nineteenth  ave 

Layman  Henry,  shoemaker,  res  1944  Filbert 

Laymance  John  W  (M  J  Laymance  &  Co)    res    1373    Sixth 
ave 

Laymance  Millard  J  (M  J  Laymance  &  Co)  res   519  Twen- 
tieth 

LAYMANCE  MJ&CO(MJ  and  J    W    Lay- 
mance) real  estate  and  insurance,  466  Eighth 

Laymance  Nettie  GMrs,  milliner,  1002  Broadway,  res  1373 
Sixth  ave 

Lavton  Chas  A,  teamster    Oakland    Lumber    Co,    res    480 
Twenty-fifth 

Layzell  Lucy  Mrs,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,    res    313 
Sixth 

Lazzariri  Samuel,  fish,  wholesale  and  retail,  566    First,    res 
same 

Leach  Abe,  student,  res  541  Hobart 

Leach  Camilla    Miss,    teacher    Snell    Seminary,     res    508 
Twelfth 

Leach  Clarence,  student  High  School,  res  1063-J-  Poplar 

Leach  Col,  news  agt  ES  Denison,res  Pullman  House 

Leach  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1063-J-  Poplar 

Leach  E  A,  bookkeeper  Enquirer  Publishing   Co,  res    1104 
Broadway 

Leach  Edwin  M,  bookkeeper   Oakland    Enquirer,   res    1104 
Broadway 

LEACH  FRANK  A,    president    and  manager  En- 
quirer Publishing  Co,  960  Broadway,  res  541  Hobart 

Leach  Frank  A  Jr,  student,  res  541  Hobart 

Leach  Hattie  M  Mrs,  saleslady  Taft    &    Pennoyer,    res    610 
Seventeenth 

Leach  Horace  P,  salesman,  res  610  Seventeenth 

Leach  James  L,  carpenter,  res  1423  San  Pablo  ave 

Leach  John  Mrs,  propr  Pullman    Hotel,  cor    Seventh    and 
Pine,  res  same 

Leach  Lizzie  Mrs,  res  919  Thirty-sixth 


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Leach  Margaret  H  Miss,  res  610  Seventeenth 

Leach  Russell,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Leach  Stephen  \Y,  music  teacher,  res  277  E  Twelfth 

Leach  Win,  emplove  Keystone  Boiler  Works,  S  F,  res  1369 

Thirteenth 
Leahey  Thomas,  laborer,  res   SE   cor   Madison  and  Second 
Leahy  Julia  Mrs,  groceries,  1151  Seventh 
Leake  H  A  Mrs,  res  The  Centennial 
Leake  V  L  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1313  West 
Learn  Chas  L,  student,  res  1120  Third  ave 
Learn  Maud  L  Miss,  res  1120  Third  ave 
Learn  Reuben  B,  dentist,  res  11 'JO  Third  ave 
Learner  Manuel,  junk  dealer,  71"  Webster 
Leary  C,  engineer  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills 
Leary  E  W,  canvasser  C  F  Adams  Home  Furnishing  House 
Leary  John,  peddler,  res  307  Seventh 
Geary  Maggie  Miss,  res  356  Ninth 
Leary  Mary  Miss,  res  779  E  Twelfth 
Leary  Mary  Mrs,  res  779  E  Twelfth 
Leary  Quinlan.  employe  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  655 

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Leatherman  Ambrose,  glazier  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Leavell  Ed  A,  carpenter,  685  Thirty-fourth 

ivell  J  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1474  Ninth 
Leavell  James  R,  clerk  G  W  McKeand,  res  685  Thirty-fourth 
Leavell    Lewi-   E,   piano-tuner  A  Bruen,    res  685    Thirty- 
fourth 
Leavell  Sarah  T  Mrs,  res  685  Thirty-fourth 
Leavenworth    Randolph,    clerk    W    C    Mason,   re-    301    E 
Twelfth      * 

vers    Richard,  engineer,  res   cor  E  Twem  ith  and 

Central  ave 
Leavitl  Charles  C,  broker,  s  F.  res   L000  Peralta 

ivitl  D  S  Mrs,  bakery,  1261  San  Pablo  ave.  res  same 
Leavitl  Florence  Miss,  res  1261  San  Pah' 

ivitt    Frank  W.  conductor  8  1'  Co,  rea  1260  Mar] 
Leavitl  James  B,  job  printer  Pacific  Pre--,  res  L360  Marl 
Leavitl  Lizzie  ( '  Miss,  re-  1000  Perall 
Leavitl  Wm.  carpenter,  res  L260  Market 

.itt  William  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1000  Peralta 
Leber  Albert  L,  clerk  Bart,  Morgan  a-  Co,  re-  Market  Street 

Block 
Leber  Henry  H,laborerP  II  McGrewfrec         E  Eighteenth 
I..  BoeufEstella  Mi  —  ,  cashier  Cast's,  rei  762  Jefferson 
I.,    Boeuf  IV. lie  is    iron  moulder,  res  762  J<  BR  rson 


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smiths and  horse  shoers,  515  Sixteenth 
Lebrecht  Wm  (Lebrecht  &  Lawton)  res  513  Sixteenth 
Lechner  Joseph,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1752  Seward 
LECKIE    ROBERT    S,    searcher    of  records,  458 

Ninth,  res  977  Sixth  ave 
Le  Clair  Albert,  teamster,  res  1132  Twenty-fourth 
Le  Clair  Albert  C,  laborer  City  Pound,  res  1115  Twenty- 
second 
Le  Clair  Louis,  clerk  Ham  Coleman,  res  1206  Thirtieth 
Le  Clair  Peter,  student,  res  1206  Thirtieth 
Le  Clair  Theodore,  laborer,  res  1206  Thirtieth 
Le  Clair  Wm,   harness  maker   C  0  Evans,  res    1206  Thir- 
tieth 

Le  Clare chiropodist,  res  Bay  City  Hotel 

Le  Conte  Louis  J,  civil  engineer,  res  961  Jackson 

Ledeber  Alex,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co,  res  560  Second 

Ledger  D,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Ledgett  John  W,  employe  Pacific  Iron    and  Nail  Co,  res  606 

Filbert 
Ledgett  Thomas,  cooper   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1110 

Third 
Ledhoff  Franz,  laborer,  res  318  B 
Ledhoff  Ludwig,  laborer,  res  318  B 
Ledwidge  John,  laborer,  res  1367  Eighteenth 
Ledwith  Mary  Mrs,  milliner}'',  1609  Seventh,  res  same 
Ledyard  William  E,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  1116  Alice 
Lee  Annie  Mrs,  groceries  and  provisions,  1209  Seventh,  res 

same 
Lee  Charles,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  527  Nineteenth 
Lee  Edward,  laborer,  res  s  s  Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Lee  Edward,  porter  S  P  Co  depot  cor  Seventeenth  and  Broad- 
way, res  758  Sixth 
Lee  Elsie  Miss,  teacher,  res  527  Nineteenth 
Lee  Geo  W,  res  1162  Seventh 

Lee  Hamilton  Rev,  res  n  s  Forty-sevent  nr  Sbattuck  ave 
Lee  Harriet  J  Miss,  teacher  Cole   School,  res  527  Frederick 
Lee  Henrietta  Miss,  res  664  Fourth 
Lee  Henry  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  527  Nineteenth 
Lee  H  J  Mrs,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  527  Nineteenth 
Lee  James  R,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  926  Pine 
Lee  John,  maiiner,  res  235  Louisa 

Lee  Josephus,  harness  maker  Jacob  Mueller,  res  313  Sixth 
Lee  Kate  Mrs,  propr  Chester  House,  res  1506^  Seventh  ^ 

Lee  Leon  A,  porter  Pullman  Palace   Car  Co,  res  816  Henry     \£ 
Lee  Mary  D  Mrs,  res  1210  Twenty- eighth  £? 


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Lee  Moses  D  Rev,  res  926  Pine 

Lee  Oscar,  box  maker  Eagle  Box  Factory,  res  816  Henry 

Lee  Patrick,  res  1601  Adeline 

Lee  P  W,  horse  dealer,  res  1020  Twenty-eighth 

Lee  Richard  Clyde,    reporter    Morning   Times,    res  Galindo 

Hotel 
Lee  Susan  Mrs,  res  926  Pine 
Lee  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  1601  Adeline 
Lee  Thomas,  deck  hand  S  P  Co,  res  947  Campbell 
Lee  William  E,  sailor,    res    Lusk    aye    bet    Forty-first  and 

Forty-second 
Lee  William  E,  public  poundkeeper,  Temescal,  res  cor  Col- 
lege ave  and  Third 
Lee  William  H,  contractor  and   builder,  res  cor  College  ave 

and  Third 
Leech  Mrs,  res  Market  Street  House 
Leech  Claude,  student,  res  772  Tenth 
Leech  H  V  Mrs,  res  779  Sixth 

Leech  man  John,  mining  expert,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Leeper  Julia  Mrs,  groceries,    wines   and   liquors,   1151  Sev- 
enth, res  same 
Leet  Cynthia  P  Miss,    teacher    Franklin    School,  res  562  E 

Fifteenth 
Leet  Douglass,  res  562  E   Fifteenth 
Leel  Mary  Miss,  res  562  E   Fifteenth 

Leet  Robert  A,  clerk  Bowman  &  Son.  res  562  E  Fifteenth 
Leel  Samuel,  salesman  F  R  Steven  sou  A:  Co,  res  562  E   Fif- 
teenth 
Leet  Samuel  T,  raining,  rea  562  E  Fifteenth 
.<■  Febvre  Cecelia  Mrs,  res  .'i<>(.'   Fourth 
iefebvre  John,  pea  565  Tenth 
.-•  Febvre  L,  laborer  8  P  Co 
i€  Febvre  Peter,  teamster  Tate  &  Parrish,  res  369  Fourth 

bve  V  Mine,  music  teacher,  res  565 Tenth 
jefevre  Charles  At,  clerk  Max  Green  hood,  res  832  Alice 

vre  Clara  Mrs,  widow,  rea  832  Al; 
«e  Fevre  I  Jyrus,  rea  L936  Linden 

/effmann  Henry,  barkeeper  A  Witt,  rea  L226  Broadway 
ieforl  Albert,  clerk,  res  L669  Sixth 
jeforl  Edward,  groceries  and    Liquors,  679   sixth,   rea    669 

Sixth 

jeforl  Edward,  hackraan    McCleverty   A   Noblett,  rea    i 

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iefor1  Rose  Miss,    •       I     Sixth 

/egal  Emil  A.  commission  merchant,  res  L012  Third  ave 
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Leggett  John  B,  employe  Electric  Light    Co,   S   F,   res    680 
Tenth 

LEGrLER  HENRY  T,  physician,  1103*  Broadway, 

res  676  Eighteenth 
Lehmann  Henry  G,  shoemaker,  res  1944  Filbert 
Lehmkuhl  Lueder,  cigar  mfr  and  saloon,  Golden    Gate,    res 

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Lehn  Chas,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  582  E  Twelfth 
Lehn  Henry,  engineer  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res    same 
Lehner  Amelia  Miss,  saleslady,  res  1421  Seventeenth 
Lehner  George,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1421  Seventeenth 
Lehner  George  Jr,  sign  painter,  S  F,  res  1421  Seventeenth 
Lehner  Sophia  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry,    res 

863  Clay 
Lehnhardt  Emil,  candy    mfr,    471     Fourteenth,    res    516* 

Twentieth 
Lehnig  Frederica  Mrs,  res  1476  Ninth 
Lehnig  Gussie  Miss,  dressmaker,   1069  Broadway,  res    1476 

Ninth 
Lehnig  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1476  Ninth 
Lehnig  Sophie  Miss,  bookkeeper  Oakland  Fsuit  and  Produce 

Co,  res  1476  Ninth 
Lehrbass  Richard,  saloon,  832  Broadway,  res  E  Oakland 
Leighou  Charles  A,  carpenter,  res  Second  ave  nr  Birch 
Leighou  Clarence  W,  painter   Al    Wood    &    Bro,    res    w  s 

Second  nr  Columbus  ave 
Leighton  A  T  Mrs,  matron  Fabiola    Hospital,    res    NE    cor 

Broadway  and  Moss  ave 
Leighton  C  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1055  Washington,  res  same 
Leighton  Charles,  teamster  Oakland    Lumber    Co,  res    480 

Twenty-fifth 
Leighton  Elvon  E,  res  Adeline  nr  Old  County  Road 
Leighton  Hubert,  clerk  Sellinger,  res  1055  Washington 
Leighton  John  A,  res  1204  Madison 
Leighton  Thomas  A,  builder,  S  F,  res  811  Harrison 
Leimert  Louis,  real  estate,  res  274  Twenty-third 
Leimieux  Octave,  teamster  V  L  Fortin 
Leininger  J  W,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Leiser  Samuel,  peddler,  res  720  Third 
Leist  Bertha  Miss,  res  1668  Thirteenth  ave 
Leist  Charles,  res  1668  Thirteenth  ave 
Leist  Charles  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1668  Thirteenth  ave 
Leist  Cora  Miss,  res  1668  Thirteenth  ave 
Leitch  David  S,  night  watchman    Oakland    Gas  Light    and 

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Leitch  Isabella  Miss,  res  616  Second 


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Leitch  John  H  (Strum  &  Leitch)  res  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

West 
Leitch  Newcom  W,  agt,  res  2204  Market 
Leitch  William,  employe    California  Hosiery    Co,    res    616 

Second 
Leithold  John  V,  clerk  H  AGlines  &  Co,  res  1450  Seventh 
Lekugoat  Louis  Mme,  res  363  Third 
Leland  C  E  Mrs,  res  719  Eleventh 
Lemay  Fred,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  816  Cedar 
Le  May  Joseph  A,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1683  Chase 
Lemberg  Joseph,  maltster  Washington  Brewery,  res  same 
Lemenza  Lorenzo,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Lemer  &  Chanteloup  (M  Lemer  and  J  Chanteloup)   French 

Laundry,  1515  San  Pablo  ave 
Lemer  Marcel  (Lemer  &  Chanteloup)  res    1515    San  Pablo 

ave 
Lemar  Pierre,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res    960  Twenty- 
ninth 
Lemieux  Octave,  teamster,  res  926  E  Sixteenth 
Leinke  Rudolph,  carpenter,  res  239  Harlan 
Lemmle  George,  mustard  peddler,  res  1827  Adeline 
Lemmon  John  G,  botanist  State  Board   of  Forestry  herba- 
rium, res  1015  Clay 
Lemmon  Belle  Mrs,  res  566  Eighteenth 
Lemmon  J  G  Mrs,  artist   State  Board   of   Forestry,    studio 

1015  Clay,  res  same 
Lemoge  Joseph,  boots  and    shoes  1255  Broadway,  res    same 
Lemoge  Joseph  P,  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce   Co,  res  416 

Seventeenth    . 
Lemon  John,  fanner,  res  51  1  Fourth 

Lemon  Joseph  F,  paper  hanger  McGovern  &   Cahill,  res  St 

Elmo  I  louse 
Lemongi i  Joseph  P  (Oakland  Frail    and    Produce  Co)  res 

416Seventh 
Lemon  Josephine  Miss,  teacher   Lafayette  School,  res   664 

Fourteenth 
Lemoo  M  A  Mrs,  rea  706  Broadway 
Lemon  M  .1  Miss,  rea  519  Twentieth 
Lemon  Ollie  Mrs,  propr  Mart  in  House,  574  Thirteenth 
Lemon  W  F,  harness  and  saddlery,  124  Eleventh,  rea    574 

Thirteenth 
Lemory  Eugenia  J,  saleslady  Van  Adelung  &  Bernstein,  rea 

2409  Telegraph  ave 
Lemory  Loin-  A  bookkeeper,  8  F,  rea  2409   Telegraph  ave 
Lemoa  Frank  I.  shoemaker  L667  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Lenane  William,  house  mover,  n      I     Seventh 


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Lenard  Martin,  soap  maker  Lanz  Bros,  res    Winters  Hotel 

Lenard  Patrick,  laborer,  res  473  Twenty-fifth 

Lenehan  Katie,  domestic,  563  Seventeenth 

Lener  Annie  Miss,  res  1412  Twelfth  ave 

Lener  Caroline  Mrs,  res  863  Clay 

Lener  Sophie  L  Miss,  res  863  Clay 

Lenereu  L  M  Miss,  res  980  Fifth  ave 

Lenihan  Dennis,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1687  Seventh 

Lennon  Edward,  res  2109  Elm 

Lennon  Patrick,  emplove  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  473 
Twenty-fifth 

Lennox  E  H,  coal  and  feed,  567  E  Fourteenth  res  518  E  Eigh- 
teenth 

Lennox  Robert  D  Mrs,  res  1559  Eighth 

Le  Noir  Alice  Miss,  res  813  Brush 

Le  Noir  Flora  M  Mrs,  res  813  Brush 

Le  Noir  Lillie  Miss,  res  813  Brush 

Le  Noir  Nathaniel,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  813  Brush 

Le  Noir  Walter,  res  813  Brush 

Lenon  Bernard,  employe  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  1512 
Fifth 

Lenon  Mary  Miss,  res  1512  Fifth 

Lent  C  H  Mrs,  res  806  Jackson 

Lent  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  411  E  Sixteenth 

Lentell  James,  res  2220  Adeline 

Lentpll  Sarah  E  Mrs,  res  2218  Adeline 

Lentz  Paul  H,  undertaker,  res  326  Twelfth 

Lenz  Conrad,  candy  maker,  res  216  Second 

Lenz  Louis,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  216  Second 

Lenz  Paul,  clerk  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co,  res  Will- 
son  House 

Lenz  William,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  216  Second,  res 
same 

Leon  George  T,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1219  Chestnut 

Leon  Kate  H  Miss,  res  1219  Chestnut 

Leon  M,  druggist  Oakland  Hospital,  res  512  Twentieth 

Leon  M  Mrs,  res  512  Twentieth 

Leon  William,  laborer,  res  682  Twenty-seventh 

Leonard  Ambrose,  butcher  James  Walsh,  res  Golden   Gate 

Leonard  Anna  Mrs,  widow,  res  Vernon  Heights 

Leonard  Charles  E,  fruit  and  groceries,  1113^  Twenty-third 
ave,  res  same 

Leonard  Dolty,  hod  carrier,  res  811  Twenty-eighth 

Leonard  Edward,  fresco  painter  G  W  Clarke  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1316  Castro 

Leonard  Geo  M,  pattern  maker,  S  F,  res  2226  Grove 


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Leonard  Gertrude  Miss,  teacher  Field   Seminary,  res    1825 
Telegraph  ave 

Leonard  Hannah,  domestic,  1905  Market 

Leonard  Herbert  M,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1316  Grove 
H  Q  Leonard  Hugh,  laborer,  res  2029  West 

Leonard  Jomes,  stone  mason,  res  1315  West 

Leonard  J  X,  life  insurance  agt,  res  475  Ninth 

Leonard  John,  laborer,  res  816  Thirty-first 

Leonard  J  \Y,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  &  Co,  res  653  Sev- 
enth 

Leonard  Leo,  laborer,  res  2029  West 

Leonard  Lillie  Miss,  dressmaker   Miss   V  A   Anderson,  res 
161  Sixth 

Leonard  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  1211  Alice 

Leonard  Mary  C  Mrs.  res  1316  Castro 

Leonard  Richard,  porter    Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  701 
Twenty-seventh 

Leonard  Solomon  F,  baker,  res  2210  Andover 

Leonard  Will  G,  res  628  Fourteenth 

^    Leonard  William,,  laborer,  res  682  Twenty-seventh 
Leonard  William,  laborer,  res  837  Thirtieth 
Leonard  William  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1316  Castro 
Qy     Leonhard  &  Co  (Fred  Leonhard  and  Conrad  Schafer)  Phil- 
sr"!  adelphia  Saloon,  1230  San  Pablo  ave 

kfl     Leonhard  Fred  W  (Leonhard  &  Co)  res  18'i(.>  Hay 
jg       Leonhart  M  Mrs,  res  916  Kirkham 

Lepetit  Barbara  Mrs,  widow,  res  L831  Adeline 
Lepont  Ferdinand,  res  701  Clay 

SLe  Prince  Peter,  foreman  0  R  R  Co,  rea  TemescaJ 
Leprotti   E,   Broadway   Exchange,  SW  cor   Broadway  and 
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^dL    Leprotti   (i  Mrs,  propr  hotel    and  restaurant,  w  s    Broadway 
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a         Le  Protti  Louis,  clerk  Joseph  Harris,  rea  361  Tenth 
aj     Lercli  Charles,  broomniaker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  rea  same 

HLiercher  Fannie  Y  Mrs,  music  teacher,  >]  Harrison 

Lemer  Manuel,  driver  Oakland  Bottle  Yard,  rea  710   Web- 
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HLeroy  Al,  carpenter,  res  S\V  cor  Forty-eighth  and  3hattnck 
be  Roy  Lizzie  Mrs,  rea  B37^  Brush 

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Lerri  J  J  (J  J  Lerri  &  Co)  res  380  Fourth 

Lesler  Chas,  real   estate  and   collection   agt,  459   Ninth,  res 

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Leslie  Frankie  Miss,  res  915  Fifth 

Leslie  George,  teamster,  res  915  Fifth 

Leslie  Geo  Mrs,  res  572  Tenth 

Leslie  Win,  driver  water  cart,  res  915  Fifth 

Lesser  Bros  (Isaac  and  Herman  Lesser)  hoots  and  shoes, 903- 
905  Broadway 

Lesser  Herman  (Lesser  Bros)  res  S  F 

Lesser  Isaac  (Lesser  Bros)- res  1560  West 

Lesser  Joseph,  porter,  S  F,  res  N  Temescal 

Lesser  Michael,  cigar  mfr,  1267  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Lesser  Minnie  Miss,  res  1560  West 

Lester  Edward,  hostler  A  Gates,  res  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 
Franklin 

Lester  Geo,  teamster  R  N  Getchell,  res  cor  Third  and  Web- 
ster 

Lester  House,  Mrs  Susan  Richards  propr,  529  Eighth 

Lester  Octavia  B  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  1566  Eighth 

Lester  Warren  G,  adjuster  Domestic  Sewing  Machines,  S  F, 
res  807  Peralta 

Lestrange  John,  teamster  Brooks  &  Humphrey,  res  418 
Twenty-ninth 

Letford  George,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1722  Pacific 

Letford  Thomas,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  827  Cedar 

Lettenmayer  Flora  Miss,  res  855  Twentieth 

Letter  George,  mgr  J  Letter,  res  1019  Clay 

Letter  Ida  Miss,  res  1019  Clay 

LETTER  J,  proprietor  Oakland  Clothing  Store,  estab- 
lished July,  1861,  and  merchant  tailor,  1001  Broadway, 
res  1019  Clay 

Lettis  F  T,  painter,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Le  Vanway  E  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1069  Broadway 

Levarra  Chas  A,  cook  Hallahan  Bros 

Leveau  A  M  Rev,  Swedish  Lutheran  Church,  Ninth  bet 
Clay  and  Washington,  res  819  Thirteenth 

Levell  James,  laborer  J  Davis,  res  Claremont  ave  nr  College 
ave 

Levene  Augusta  Miss,  res  176  Lake 

Levens  B  W,  res  cor  Park  and  Hollis 

Levensaler  Raymond  L,  clerk  J  F  Chapman  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1021  Ninth  ave 

Levercher  Felix,  res  1258  Eleventh  ave 

Leverentz  T  J  Mrs,  res  674  Montgomery 

Leverett  Edward  J,  res  1903  West 


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Leverett  W  Sibley,  operator  S  P  Co,  res  707  Adeline 

Levey  M,  coat  maker  M  J  KEIiliER,  res  75S  Ninth 

Levi  B  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  105")  Twelfth  ave 

Levi  Imogene  R  Mrs,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 

Levi  Rudolph,  student,  res  1510  Ninth 

Levigne  Joseph,  cutter  Wentworth  Boot  and   Shoe  Co,  res 

1717  Twelfth 
Levigne  Joseph  Mrs,  fitter  Wentworth    Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res  1717  Twelfth 
Levill  Nicholas,  tailor  MANNING  &  SON,  res  316 

Eighth 
Living  N,  tailor  M  J  KELLER,  res  366  Eighth 
Levis  Thomas,  street  car  conductor,  res  1952  Filbert 
Levison  James,  laborer,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Levy  Alfonso  J,  student  Sackett  School,  res  524  William 
Levy  Alphonso,  salesman,  res  Henry  House 
Levy  Annie  Miss,  res  816  Clay 
Levy  Archibald,  barber,  454  Eighth,  res  719  Sixth 
Levy  Bernard  J,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1417  Adeline 
I  Levy  Hairy,  clerk  A  If  Ackcrman,  res  1481  San  Pablo  ave 
Levy  Benry  Capt,  bookkeeper  Times,  res  755  Grove 
Levy  Herman,  clerk  J  T  Hall  &  Co,  res  524  William 
LEVY  ISAAC,  cooper,  610  Broadway,  res  S  F 
Lew  John,  bridge  tender  S  P  Co,  res  Winthrop  House 

y  Julia  Mrs,  grocery,  14S1  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Levy  Mandel,  employe  Meyer  Levy,  res   733  Adeline 
Lew  Mever,  propr  Pioneer  Loan  Office,  B62  Broadway,  rea 

Adeline 
Levy  M  S  Rev,  rabbi  Jewish  Synagogue,  cor  Clay  and  Thir- 

nth,  res  524  William 
Levy   Rachel  Mi>-,  milliner  Mra  R  Mott,  res  San  Leandro 
L»-vy  Sol  J,  printer.  524  William,  rea  same 
Levy  Teresa   Miss,   operator   Sunset   Telephone  Telegraph 

316  Clay 
bevy  Wolf,  tailor  4684  Eighth,  rea  B16  Clay 

in    David   1.  clerk  Smith  A  Rubel,  res  1349  Telegraph 

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is  Anton,  laborer,  rea  617  ]    :     enteenth 

la  Arthur  M.  student  I  153  Brush 

Lewis  < Sharlee  F,  fari  s  809  Webst* 

Lewis  Charles  II.  mgr  Bolman  Packii  L920  Filbert 

Lewis  Columbus   R,  commission  merchant,  8   K.   rea  L453 

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Lewis  A    Co    (Walter    Lewia   and    Arthur    Bryant)    house 

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Lewis  Daniel,  clerk  Hirshberg  &  Co,  res  171  Third 
I  Lewis  David  J,  printer,  S  F,  res  1773  Taylor 
Lewis  Edward,  painter,  res  671  Sixth 
!  Lewis  Edward,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1778  Atlantic 
1  Lewis  Eliza,  domestic,  1262  Tenth  ave 
Lewis  Ernst,  clerk,  res  503  Washington 
Lewis  Festus  C,  clerk  G  W  Armes,  S   F,  res  1119  West 
!  Lewis  Fred  A,  grocer,  res  812  Fifteenth 
;  Lewis  Geo  Jr,  driver  Hose   Cart  No  4,  0  F  D,  res   1072 

Eighth  ave 
LEWIS  GEO  W,  attorney-at-law,  921  Broadway,  res 

same 
Lewis  Gertie  Miss,  res  777  Fourteenth 
Lewis  Harry,  clerk  post-office  dept,  S  F,  res  1354  Tenth 
Lewis  Irving  C,  real  estate  and  money  broker,  902  Broad- 
way, res  810  E  Fifteenth 
Lewis  Jacob,  produce  peddler,  res  171  Third 
Lewis  James  B,  carpenter,  res  Hannah  nr  Peralta 
Lewis  J,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007  and  1009  Broadway 
Lewis  J  F  Mrs,  res  777  Fourteenth 
Lewis  J  H,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Lewis  John,  lumber  dealer,  S  F,  res  755  Iackson 
Lewis  John,  candies,  1458i  Seventh,  res  same 
Lewis  John,  house  painter,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Lewis  John,  tanner,  res  617  E  Seventeenth 
Lewis  John  M,  student,  res  810  E  Fifteenth 
Lewis  Joseph,  student,  res  617  E  Seventeenth 
Lewis  Joseph,  traveling  agt,  res  816  Fifteenth 
Lewis  Joseph,  dairyman,  Twenty-third  ave 
Lewis  Joseph  E,  painter,  res  370  Sixth 
Lewis  Josephine  Miss,  res  671  Sixth 
Lewis  Josiah,  carriage  painter,  368  Sixth,  res  370  Sixth 
Lewis  K  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  E  Merriam,  res  671  Sixth 
Lewis  M  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1379  Telegraph  ave 
Lewis  Manuel  G,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Lewis  Milo,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  578  Twenty-fourth 
Lewis  Minnie  Miss,  res  777  Fourteenth 
Lewis  Robert  E,  furniture  finisher,  S  F,  res  Brayton  Block 
Lewis  Robert  W,  plumber,  S  F,  res  947  Willow 
Lewis  Samuel  T,    sec    Lewis  Publishing    Co,   Chicago,   res 

1162  Harrison 
Lewis  Simon,  fruit  peddler,  res  171  Third 
Lewis  Solomon,  res  815  Franklin 

Lewis  Theodore  F,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Lewis  T  F,  nurseryman,  955^  Washington 
Lewis  Theodore  F,  clerk,  res  1161  Campbell 


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Lewis  Thomas,  carriage  maker  Jas  Galvin,  res  518  Eighth 

Lewis  Vincent,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  95S  Xew 

Lewis  Walter  S,  painter,  res  1370  Fifth 

Lewis  Wm  (Lewis  Packing  Co,  S  F)  res  592  Sycamore 

Lewis  Wm  F,  capitalist,  res  810  E  Fifteenth 

Lewis  Wm  H,  carpenter,  res  1S74  Seventh  (rear) 


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Lewman  E  R  (Devereaux  &  Lewman)  res  Seclalia,  Mo 

Lewthwaite  Alex,  bookkeeper  S  P  Taylor  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1366  Fifth  ave 

Leyner  Augusta  Miss,  domestic,  res  1364  Center 

Leymer  Christiana  Mrs,  widow,  res  1364  Center 

Lheuneaux  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res  421  E  Twelfth 

Liarmann  L  W,  horse  shoer  H  M  Wilson,  res  1001  Franklin 

Libbey  M  S,  carpenter,  res  602  Sixteenth 

Libby  M  J  Mrs,  res  Thirty-ninth  nr  Market 

Liberty  Bakery,  Smith,  Greenough  &  Co,  proprs,  857  Wash- 
ington 

Lichfield  Gracie  D  Miss,  res  1184  Eighteenth 

Liddicoat  Bessie  Miss,  res  1940  Union 

Liddicoat  James  J,  carpenter,  res  1940  Union 

Liddicoat  Jennie  Miss,  res  1940  LTnion 

Liddicoat  John,  miner,  res  1940  LTnion 

LiddleH,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Lidke  William,  laborer,  res  cor  Twenty-fourth  ave  and  E 
Eleventh 

Liebenberg  Arnold,  res  1017  Fifth 

Lieber  Wm,   clerk   Smallman  &  Gumming 

Lieber  Wm  A,  agt  Babbitt's  Soap,  res  265  Charter 

Liedermeyer  .J<>-.  barber  A  Kieso,  res  SE  cor  Eighth  and 
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Liermann  John  W,  blacksmith,  res  Union  Hotel 

Liermann  Leonard,  blacksmith  Michael  Casey,  rea    Union 

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Liese  Arthur  Henry,  conductor  S  P  ('<>.  res  7<'>;'>  E  Twelfth 
Liese  Hannah  M  Mrs,  res  763  E  Twelfth 
Liese  Mai.  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  763  E  Twelfth 
Liftchild  J.  bridge  tenderS  P  ('" 
Light  Jacob  A.  rea  Emeryville 

Lightner  Henry  P,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  956  Kirkham  ^ 

Lilienc  ;antz  August,  physician    and   Burgeon,  office  and  res    ^ 
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Lilienthal  Fred  (Simonsen  &  Lilienl  hal ) 
Lillard  House,  Mra  D  W  Foote  propr,  504  Thirteenth 
Lima  John,  pea  L869  Go 
Linchcomb  Harriel  Mrs,  nurse,  rea  720  Henry 

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Linck  Theodore,  clerk  S  F  post-office,  res  1369  Twelfth 
Lincoln  Edward  S,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  863  Ceda  r 
Lincoln  Grammar  School,  Geo  W  Horton  principal,  NWcor 

Tenth  and  Alice 
Lincoln  Joseph  S,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1668  Chase 
Lincoln  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  863  Cedar 
Lind  Ande,  sawyer  Eagle   Planing  Mill,  res  1009  Franklin 
Lind  J  F  C,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  679  E 

Fourteenth 
Lindberg  James  J  E,  division  supt  S  P  Co,  res  1053  Peralta 

Lindblum ,  painter  Parkison  Bros,    res    cor    Campbell 

and  Thirteenth 
Linderman  Bert,    civil   engineer  W  F  Boardman,  res  2458 

Grove 
Lindeman  Hugo,  architect,  S  F,  res  2458  Grove 
Linden  Wm,  machinist  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  816  Twen- 
tieth 
Lindenbaum  Isaac,  clerk  M  Lindenbaum,  res  408  Fifth 
Lindenbaum  Leah  Miss,  student,  res  408  Fifth 
Lindenbaum  M,  furniture,  etc,  473-475  Eighth  and  816-818 

Broadway,  res  408  Fifth 
Lindenvald  Hugo,  clock  maker  A  Steffanoni,  res  1065  Kirk- 
ham 
Linderold  Conrad  T,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Lindgren  Alma  Miss,  res  1639  Market 
Lindgren  Louis  G,  carpenter,  res  1639  Market 
Lindow  G  H,  silversmith,  res  816  Twelfth 
Lindow  J  F,  tailor,  res  816  Twelfth 
Lindow  O  F,  tailor,  res  8.16  Twelfth 
Lindow  Wm  J,  machinist,  res  816  Twelfth 
Lindquist  A  Mrs,  res  865  Henry 

Lindquist  Maurice  F,  bottler  J  W  Ballard,  res  320  Sixth 
Lindquist  Nels  Rev,  pastor  Swedish  Church,   Sixth  nr  Mar- 
ket, res  865  Henry 
Lindsay  Celia  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  res  600  E  Twelfth 
Lindsay  Frederick,  res  362  Seventh 

Lindsay  John,  paints,  oils,  etc,  601  E  Twelfth,  res  cor  Elev- 
enth ave  and  E  Sixteenth 
Lindsay  Lizzie,  tailoress  E  M  Lipke,  res  362  Seventh 
Lindsay  M  E  Miss,  res   cor  E  Sixteenth  and  Eleventh  ave 
Lindsay  Oliver,  artesian  well  borer,  res  1662  William 
Lindsey  F,  clerk  Humboldt  Lumber  Co 
LINDSEY  J  W,  painter  and  paper  hanger  and  dealer 

in  wall  paper,  1508  Seventh,  res  4667  Eighth 
Lindsley  A  L  Rev,    DD,  L  L  D,  professor  S  F   Theological 
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Lindstrom  John,   laborer  Risdon   Iron  Works,  S  F,  res  662 
Twenty-fifth 

Lindstrom  John,  coachman,  res  1569  Fifth 
j_  q  Linekin  Alice,  domestic,    cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Twen- 
CO  z  tieth 

LU  ^  Ling  Henry,  newspaper  carrier,  res  489  Twenty-fourth 
^  _J  Ling  James,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  489  Twenty-fourth 
cjj  ^  Lingard  Samuel,   iron   worker    Judson  Manufacturing   Co, 
X  ^  res  Park  Exchange  Hotel 

r™  O  Link  Augusta  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
£0        Linn  Carrie  S  Miss,  res  805  Jefferson 
UJ         Linn  J  S  Mrs,  res  805  Jefferson 
X        Linnane  Annie  Miss,  res  757  Grove 
CO        Linster  Peter  E,  carpenter,  res  813  Magnolia 
_J         Lion  Insurance  Co,  Geo  B  Seaman  agt,  1023  Broadway 
GO        Lien  Insurance  Co  of   London,    H    Griffin's    agency,    958 
■?  Broadwav 

^        Lion  Samson,  cigar  dealer,  res  Jefferson  nr  Fourteenth 

-    Lipka  Elkan  M,    merchant    tailor,   699   Broadway,  res   837 
f&&  Webster 

fU{    Lipke  Harry,  clerk  E  M  Lipke,  res  713  Castro 

HLippold  Annie  Miss,  res  667  Nineteenth 
Lippold  Catherine  Mrs,  res  805  E  Twenty-first 
—    Lippold  Dora  Miss,  res  805  E  Twenty-first 
^^     Lisbon  Louis,  carpenter,  res   1M  Twenty-fifth 
^■1  I  Lisdel  Fred  A.  carpenter,  S  P  Co,  res  1501 j  Eighth 
|l^    Lissner  Mrs  (If  Cohn  &  Co)  res  1479  San  Pablo  ave 

S    Lissner  Berth  old,  clerk  M  Cohn  A:  Co,  res  147(.»    San    Pablo 
ave 
Lissner  Henry  H,  clerk  M  Cohn  &   Co,  res  1479  San    Pablo 
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Lissner  Meyer,  watchmaker  M    Cohn  A   Co,  rea   1479  San 
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l^|     Li— "h  Annie  Mi  —  .  re>  i:;*J7  Myrtle 
I^G     Lis-on  .lusejdi  W,  plumber,  S  b.  res  i:»*J7  Myrtle 

H    Lisson  Matilda  Miss,  teacher,  rea  L327  Myrtle 
Lisson  Matilda  M rs, widow,  rea  1327  Myrtle 
Lisson  Richard  S,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  rea  L327Myrtle 
Lisson  Tillie  C   Miss,  teacher    Lafayette   School,   pea   L327 

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Li^  OP  Miss,  teacher  Franklin  School,  r<  a  562  Fifteenth       j  . 
WListei  Archie,  train  dispatcher  S  P  Co,   res  11  SI   L  Twenty-  z' 
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Liston  John,  carpenter,  pea  170  Eighth  o  j 

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Little  Ann  T,  widow,  res  1611  Telegraph  ave 

Little  Frank,  res  2202  Market 

Little  George  A,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  870  Ches- 
ter 

Little  James  A,  teamster,  res  2202  Market 

Little  Joseph  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1759  Twenty-first  ave 

Little  L  E  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  419^  Tenth 

Little  Samuel,  wood  turner  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res 
581  Caledonia  ave 

Little  Sarah  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  2202  Market 

Little  Thomas  E,  moulder,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

Little  V  M  Miss,  res  4191  Tenth 

Little  Walter  J,  carpenter,  res  818  Harrison 

Little  Wm  C  (Little  &  Knowles,  S  F)  res  Broadway  nr  Moss 
ave 

Little  Wm  H,  clerk  Oregon  Improvement  Co,  SF,res  Broad- 
way nr  Moss  ave 

Little  Workers'  Home  for  Foundlings  and  Destitute  Chil- 
dren, NW  cor  Campbell  and  Taylor 

Littlefield  Charles  A  (Knight  &  Littleiield)  res  581  Syca- 
more 

Littlehales  Mary,  domestic,  1068  Fourteenth 

Littlejohn  E  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1721  Tenth  ave 

Littlejohn  G  W  Miss,  teacher  High  School,  res  Berkeley 

Littler  C  D,  letter  carrier,  res  864  Washington 

Littoov  Christina  Miss,  tailoress  Littoov  &  Sons,  res  1185 
Fifth 

Littoov  George  D  (Littooy  &  Sons)  res  1185  Fifth 

Littooy  John  (Littooy  &  Sons)  res  1185  Fifth 

Littooy  Lizzie  N  Miss,  tailoress  Littoov  &  Sons,  res  1185 
Fifth 

Littooy  Martha  M  Miss,  tailoress  Littooy  &  Son,  res  1185 
Fifth 

Littooy  &  Sons  (John  and  George  Littooy)  merchant  tailors 
412-414  Seventh 

Littrell  I  E,  letter  crrrier,  res  1220  Eleventh  ave 

Litzenstein  Ben,  peddler,  res  713  Castro 

Litzenstein  Louis,  barber  S  Plante,  res  713  Castro 

Live  Oak  Lodge  No  61,  F  &  A  M,  meets  at  Masonic  Temple 

LIVEEMOEE  CHARLES  E,  president  Folsom 
Water  Power  Co,  S  F,  res  Rockridge 

Livermore  H  G  Mrs,  res  Rockridge 

LIVERMORE  HORATIO  P,  secretary  and 
.  treasurer  Folsom  Water  Power  Co,  S  F,  res  Rockridge 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Insurance  Co  of  Liver- 
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Livingston  Frank,  student  High  School,  res  1422  Sixth  ave 

Livingston  Isaac,  res  360  Second 

Livingston  L  A,  res  266  Ninth 

Livingston  Rohert  B,  junk,  res  3G0  Second 

Livingston  Samuel,  junk,  res  360  Second 

Livingstone  Myer,  junk  dealer,  res  410  Third 

Livingstone  Nathan,  junk,  410  Third 

Llewellyn  R,  res  859  Myrtle 

Lloyd  Alfred,  tinner,  res  660  Fifth 

Lloyd  Alice  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1528  Wes 

Lloyd  Chas  E,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  74  Valley 

Lloyd  C  R,  merchant,  S  F,  res  1055  Washington 

Ll«»yd  Eddie,  cleaner  S  P  Co 

Lloyd  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  1707  Lincoln 

Lloyd  F  B,  mining  expert,  res  616  Twelfth 

Lloyd  Geo  A,  mill  hand  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res  527 

Seventh 
Ll<>yd  H  Nelson,  surveyor  Pacific  Insurance    Union,  S,  F, 

res  1065  Jackson 
Lloyd  Jno,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  Elmwood,  Fruit  Vale  Crossing 
Lloyd  Mary  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  1065  Jackson 
Lloyd  Thomas,  clerk  Jones'  Bazaar,  res  1312  Sixth  ave 
joan  W  F,  canvasser,  res  569  sixth 
joch  August,  laborer,  res  1615  Market 
jock  Winfield,  stahleman  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  rea  368  Second 
ock  X.  expressman,  res  1707  William 
iocke  Edward  C,  bookkeeper  Oel    M    Sanford,     res     810 

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iocke  Francis  L,  S  F.  rea  L725  Twelfth 
/ocker  Wm,  rea  1  745  Filbert 
jockerhel]  S  A  M  ps,  pea  Smith   Boi 
ockerman  William,  farmer,  pea  High 
jocketl  Royal   R,  porter  Pullman   Palace  Car  Co,  pea   L402 
Fifteenth 

khaii  A.nnesley  G,  carpenter,  pea  L954  Grove 
x>ckreu    Mary,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  rea  820  W 
Twentieth 

Icwood  F  Mr-,  pee  -  -  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
-.wood  Jewell  F.  cellarmao  8  B  Rothenberg,  pea  Temescal 
/ockwood  Julian   F.  pressman,  8  F,  rea  -  -  Thirty-eighth 

nr  Telegraph  b 
iockwood  Rudolph,  pea  -  -  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
James  C,  shoemaker,  rea  617   E  Twelfth  (rear) 
Bier  1 1,  tailor,  pea  IIIs  Washingtou 
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Lofgren  Chas,  waiter  C  A  Anderson,  res  Sixth  nr  Broadway 
Lbfland  Edward,  capitalist,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Lofland  WiHiam  O,  capitalist,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Lofstad  Oscar,  res  1367  Tenth 
Lofton  A  T  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1110  E  Fourteenth 
Loftus  Edward  C,  lubricating  oils,  S  F,  res  924  Magnolia 
Loftus    James,    coachman    R    B    Thompson,    res    Prospect 

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Logan  Edith  Miss,  res  666  E  Fifteenth 
Logan  Frank  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  702  Harrison 
Logan  George  W,  supt  Lake  Temescal  C  C  W  Co,  res   same 
Logan  James,  iron  worker   Judson   Manufacturing   Co,  res 

2218  Peralta 
Logan  James  E,  gardener,  res  842  Isabella 
Logan  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  Forty-first  nr  Adeline 
Logan  John  A,  iron  worker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

2218  Peralta 
Logan  John  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  703  Harrison 
Logan  Margaret  Mrs,  res  703  Harrison 
;  Logan  Minnie  Miss,  res  666  E  Fifteenth 
Logan  Nancy  J  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  661  Ninth 
LOGrAN    OLIVER    C,  real    estate    and    insurance, 

481  Ninth,  res  The  Centennial 
Logan  Walter  McG,  engineer,  res  984  Pine 
Logan  ^Y  E,  carpenter,  res  1009  Franklin 
LOG    CABIN    BAKERY,    Ward    Brothers    pro- 

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Loge  George  J,  laborer,  res  242  Helen 
Logie  John,  plasterer,  res  Oakland  House 
Lohmann  Edward  H,  bookkeeper  AY  \Y  Blow,  res  1387  Mad- 
ison 
Lohmaim  Frances  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1387  Madison 
Lohry  Willis  W,  butcher  Hugo  Steinmeyer,  res  2055  Peralta 
Lohse  Paul  F  (Taylor  &  Lohse)  res  1385  Webster 
Lohsen  Amelia  Mrs,  res  Stock  Yards 
!  Lohsen  Nicholas,  laborer,  res  n  s  Forty-first  nr  Linden 
Lohsen  Nicholas  H,  laborer,  res  Stock  Yards 
Loineson  Robert,  boiler  maker  Clark  £  AYooley 
Lombard  Chas  C,  collector   Golden   Gate   Flour   Mills,  S  F, 

res  1621  Seventh  ave 
,  Lombard  Charles  L,  foreman  Eagle   Planing   Mill,  res   514 

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Lombard  Wm,  coachman  Asa  L  White,  304  E  Seventeenth 
Lond  James,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 


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LONDON      ASSURANCE       CORPORA- 
TION, E  A  Heron  agent,  1050  Broadway 
London  John,  special  officer,  res  SOT  Pine 

LONDON  AND  LANCASHIRE  FIRE 

INSURANCE    CO    of   Liverpool,  H    T    Smith 

agent.  960  Broadway 
Long  Adolph,  butcher,  1095  Eighth,  res  1687  Seventh 
Long  Albert    A,  searcher  of  records    G  L  Mix,  res  Tubbs 

Hotel 
Long  Alexander,  clerk  AVells,   Fargo  &   Co,  VS  F,  res    925 

Union 
Long  Alice  P  Miss,   forewoman  California   Hosiery   Co,  res 

17 SO  Taylor 
Long  Branch    Restaurant,    Frank    G    Bisazzi   propr,    1165 

Franklin 
Long  C  A,  butcher  and  propr  Boston  Market,  NE  cor  Wil- 
low and  Eighth,  res  cor  Willow  and  Seventh 
Long  Charles,  printer,  res  1156  Broadway 
Long  Daniel  W,  clerk,  res  619  Magnolia 
Long  Finer  v  M.  storekeeper  S  P  Co,  res  923  Pine 
Long  Fannie  Miss,  res  925  Union 
Long  Florence  Miss.,  res  925  Union 
jOng  F  W.  plasterer,  res  910  Pine 
jong  Henry  E,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  Brooklyn  Station,  res 

L786  Taylor 
x>ng  James,  clerk,  S  F,  res  952  Willow 
jong  John,  laborer,  res  619  Magnolia 
iOng  Levi  II,  contractor  and  millwright,  res  925  Union 
Long  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  L786  Taylor 

ong  Michael,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  701  Campbell 
Long  Nellie  Miss,  r<  -  619  Magnolia 
jong  Rob<  rl  3,  carpenter,  res  830  Twenty-second 
X)ng  \V"m.  butcher  and   propr  Point  Market,  1-729  5        nth, 

1711  Seventh 
Long  Wm.  rea  9  L6  Magnolia 
jonge  Joseph,  baker  M  Longe,  617  Broadway 

M  French  bakery,  617  Broadway,  res  Bame 

.  piano  polisher,  res  L017  Fifth 

field  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  L654  sixteenth 
ley  II    \  a,  S  F.  rea  L069  ( (rove 

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Loonier  Frank,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Loomis  George  R,  ship  carver,  res  1160  Union 

Loomis  Henry,  propr  Steam  Feather  Renovating  Works, 
1705  Seventh,  res  831  Willow 

Loomis  Juhn  C,  painter,  res  511  Seventeenth 

Loomis  L  Verner,  res  1160  Union 

Loops  Francis,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Loose  Augustus,  carriage  washer  livery  stable  cor  Ninth 
and  Market,  res  1813  William 

Lopes  Joaquin,  laborer,  res  866  E  Twelfth  (rear) 

Lopes  Manuel,  farmer,  res  620  E  Twelfth 

Lopes  Manuel  M,  laborer,  res  102  Louisa 

Lopez  Frank,  laborer,  Josiah  Sessions,  1428  Seventh  ave 

Lopez  Joseph,  rancher,  res  2127  Adeline 

Loppizick  Francis,  night  cook  Milloglav  Bros,  res  833 
Franklin 

Lorch  Matthew,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  1453  Seventh,  res 
same 

Lord  Alice  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  1373  Twelfth 

Lord  J  Mrs,  res  1413  Brush 

Lord  K  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1150  Franklin,  res  same 

Lord  Leslie  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1150  Franklin 

Lorensen  Peter,  coachman  Geo  C  Perkins,  959  Twelfth 

Lorenz  Bros  (Frederick  and  Wm  Jr)  meat  market,  1274 
Market 

Lorenz  Frederick  (Lorenz  Bros)  res  829  Sixteenth 

Lorenz  G,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1263  Seven- 
teenth 

Lorenz  Wm,  res  829  Sixteenth 

Lorenz  Wm  Jr   (Lorenz  Bros)  res  829  Sixteenth 

Lorenzen  Lorenzo,  teas,  coffees  and  spices,  1601  Brush,  res 
1603  Brush 

Lorenzo  Creth,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  1665  Thir- 
teenth 

Lorenzo  Ghiozzi,  gardener  and  wine  cellar,  res  823  Center 

Loretz  Frank,  dairyman,  res  Redwood 

Loretz  Louis,  dairyman,  res  Fruit  Vale  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Lorin  Exchange  and  Hotel,  H  Bockelmann  propr,  cor  Fel- 
ton  and  Adeline 

Lorin  Hook  and  Ladder  Co,  No  1,  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Paradise 

Lorin  Social  Club,  Golden  Gate 

Lorin  Hall,  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Paradise 

Loring  George  A,  asst  supt  and  receiver  OCR  Co  and  O 
Railway  Co^  res  682  Twenty-fourth 

Loring  George  Y,  supt  O  C  R  Co  and  O  Railway  Co,  res 
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Loring  M  LMrs,  res  1220  Castro 

Lorquin  Ernest  F,  naturalist,  S  F,  res  2118  Elm 

Lorquin  Ilarrv  F,  taxidermist,  S  F,    res   623    Twenty-third 
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Losse  Theodore,  tailor  F  Sowers,  res   1709  Seventh 

Lothrop  James  B,  mining  supt,  res  257  Second 

Lothrop  S  K  Mrs,  res  cor  Fruit  Valeave  and  E  Twenty-sev- 
enth 

Lotz  Hermann,  baker  and  confectioner,  res  574  Third 

Loud  Ruth  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  1624  Eighth 

Loud  Warren,  saloon,  1802  Seventh 

Louden  Maggie  Miss,  teacher,  res  North  Oakland 

Lougee  Chas  II,  wrecker,  res  1 124  Filbert 

Lough  Ilarrv  S,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  065  Eighth 

Loughlin  Ann  Mr.-,  widow,  res  812  Twentieth 

Loughlin  Charles,  laborer,  res  S12  Twentieth 

Louia  Henry,  potter  California  Pottery  and  Terry  Cotta  Co 

Louis  Hannah,  res  1518  Third 

Louis  J  B  L,  res  cor  Third  ave  and  E  Ninth 

Louis  Manuel  G,  farmer,  res  Peralta  ave 

Louise  Ernest,  fruit  stand,  cor  Fourteenth  and    Broadway, 
res  cor  Franklin  and  Seventh 

LOUISVILLE  RESTAURANT,  John  Slavich 
proprietor,  910   Broadway 

Louil  Louise  Mile,   teacher   Snell    Seminary,  res  568  Elev- 
ith 

Loustelol  Mary  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  L573 
Fifth 

Loutz  Julius,  laborer  R  Franke  &  Co 

Love  Alice,  shirt  maker  M   J  KELLEK,   L007  Broad- 
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Love  Robert  rl,  machinist,  S  F,  rea  185  Twenty-sixth 

Love  Samuel  K,  florist  James  Hutchison,  rea  485  Twenty- 
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Lovejoy  ( '  B  Mrs,  rea  1 555  San  Pablo  ave 

Love  joy  .1  P,  carpenter,  rea  \\  -  McCall  nr  Mariposa  ave 

Lovelaud  A,  laborer  <  Oakland  Lumber  ( '«», 
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Loveland  Frank  S,  foreman,  S  F,  rea   IT'.'.".  William 

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Lovell  Chas  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  559  Charter 

Lovell  William,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and   Nail  Co,  res  962 

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Lovett  Ella  Mrs,  res  913  Fifth  ave 
Lovett  Fannie  B  Miss,  res  1311  Sixteenth  ave 
Lovett  Julia  Mrs,  res  112  Fifth 
Lovett  Mary  Miss,  res  368  Fifth 
Lovett  N  D  Mrs,  res  1311  Sixteenth  ave 
Lovett  K  N,  res  913  Fifth  ave 
Lovett  Samuel  P,  student,  res  1311  Sixteenth  ave 
Lovett  W  E,  res  1311  Sixteenth  ave 
Lovett  Win  B,  physician,  res  1066  E  Twenty-fourth 
Lovey  M  E  Mrs,  res  1359  Telegraph  ave 

Low  Annie  Miss,  weaver  cotton  mill,  res  Brooklyn  House 
Low  Frank  P,  frame  maker  G  B  Daniels  &  Co,  res  65  Valley 
Lowr  Frederick  G,  bookkeeper  Rice  &White,  and   manufac- 

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Low  George,  teamster  Fred  Scheulen,  cor  Twentieth  ave 
and  E  Fourteeth 

Low  Wm  P,  clerk  G  B  Daniels  &  Co,  res  65  Valley 

Lowden  Eva,  res  1457  Fifth 

Lowden  Florence,  res  1457  Fifth 

Lowden  James,  res  1457  Fifth 

Lowden  James  A,  carpenter,  res  1457  Fifth 

Lowden  Samuel,  supt  California  Fire  and  Waterproof  Paint 
Co,  555  Broadway,  res  971  Center 

Lowden  Wm  H,  cashier  S  F,  res  971  Center 

Lowe  Charles  C  (Frantz  &  Lowe)  res  Beulah  Park 

Lowe  Clara  Mrs,  res  1259  Campbell 

Lowe  George,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res  E 
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Lowe  Gerald  A,  paying  teller,  S  F,  res  1317  Harrison 

Lowell  Mrs,  res  317  Ninth 

Lowell  Anna  L  Miss,  res  1302  West 

Lowell  Charles  S,  res  524  E  Twenty-third 

Lowell  Frank  S,  medical  student,  res  1274  Fifth  ave 

Lowell  George  P,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  1274  Fifth  ave 

Lowell  Ida  Miss,  compositor,  S  F,  res  1611  Twelfth 

Lowell  John  P,  res  1274  Fifth  ave 

Lowell  Mary  J  Mrs,  res  1611  Twelfth 

Lowell  Nathan  E,  storage  warehouse,  S  F,  res  1302  West 

Lowenberg  Raphael,  capitalist,  res  570  Fifteenth 

Lowrey  Wm,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  S69 
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Lowrie  A  J,  searcher  of  records,  res  Tubb's  Hotel 


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|  Lowry  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1211  Seventeenth  ave 
Loyn  Charles,  845  Harrison 
Loyn  H  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  845  Harrison 

;  Loze  Edward,  clerk,  res  ^31  Seventeenth 
Loze  L  Albert,  clerk  Conners  &  Federspiel,   res  S31  Seven- 
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Loze  Louise  Mrs,  teacher  of  music  and    language,    res  S31 
Seventeenth 

!  Loze  William,  driver  res  831  Seventeenth 
Lozier  Albert  S,  Point  Cash   Grocery  and  Provision    Store 

-71  Wood,  res  949  Wood 
Lozier  Susan  E  Miss,  typewriter,  S  F,  res  949  Wood 
Lubben  George,  harness  cleaner  Dexter  Stable,  res  same 
Lucas  Charles,  laborer,  res  218  Hollis 

j  Lucas  Emanuel,  shoemaker,  559  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Lucas  Guv  E,  employe  Pioneer  Planing  Mills,  res  S10  Myrtle 
Lucas  H  Mrs,  res  SW  cor  Third  ave  and  E  Twelfth 
Lacas  J  II  Mrs,  res  SW  cor  Third  ave  and  E  Twelfth 

!  Lucas  Mary  Mrs,  res  369  Thirteenth 

I  Lucas  Timothy  S,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  810  Myrtle 
Luca-  Win  E,  employe  California  Door  Co,  res  810  Myrtle 
Luce  Samuel  A,  supt  U  S  experimental  station  Ladies'  Silk 

Culture  Association  of  California,  res  Piedmont 
Lucey  Eugene,  carpenter,  res  Stock  Yards 
Luchsinger  Annie  Mrs,  res  1014  Webster 
Lucid  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound 
Luck  Mary  Mrs,  its  862  Franklin 
Luckenbifi  John,  baker  Liberty  Bakery,  res  30  Valley 
Lnckey  John  F,  res  Telegraph  ave  bet  Temescal  and  Birch 
Lucy  G  I>.  Boap  mtV,  s  I\  rea  935  Poplar 

Luddeke  Win,  Balesraan  J  A  Brunje,  rea  15514  Broadway 

'  Ludemann  John,  propr  St  John  JI«>u-e.  409^  Twelfth,  and 

wood  and  coal,  462  Thirteenth,  re-  81  John  House 

lemann  William  M,  h<><l  carrier,  rea  S1  John  Bouse 

Ludlow  Charlea  II.  Laborer  8  P  ('<>.  re-  577  Third 

Ludlovi   Q  .  employe  Pacific  Eron  and  Nail  Co,  rea  577 

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Ludlow  John,  employe   Pacific   Iron   and  (Tail  Co,  res  577 

Third 
Ludlow  Julia  ( >  Miss,  rea  L614  Eighth 
I  tudlow  Ma  s  1614  Eighth 

Ludlow  M  M  a  L61  1  Eighth 

Ludlow  Wm  P..  in  ir repairerS  PCo,  rea  1614  Eighth 

Ludlum  T  l»  M  rs,  rea  570  Sixteenth 
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Ludwig  Joseph,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  973  Willow 

Ludwig  Kate  Miss,  res  806  E  Fourteenth 

Ludwig  L  E  Miss,  res  1313  Eighth  ave 

Ludwig  Maggie  Miss,  res  806  E  Fourteenth 

Ludwig  Minnie  Miss,  res  806  E  Fourteenth 

Ludwig  Rosa  Miss,  res  806  E  Fourteenth 

Luebkaman  Henry,  horse  shoer  Jonathan  Page,  res  Capitol 

Hotel 
Luecke  Elise  R  Miss  (F  M  Reed  &  Co)  res  1116  Washington 
Lueke  Mary,  domestic,  58  E  Twelfth 
Luelling  Mary  Mrs,  res  474  E  Fourteenth 
Luelling  Wm  H,  carpenter,  res  261  E  Seventeenth 
Lufkin  Charles  E,  carpenter,  res  813  Market 
Lufkin  E  C,  blacksmith  James  Galvin,  res    Nucleus  House 
Lufkin  Edgar  C,  driver  M  L  Gray,  res  Third    e   of   College 

ave 
Luhr  Ernest  W,  painter,  S  F,  res  1354  Center 
Luhr  Wm  F  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  738  Henry 
Luikenbel  John,  baker  Smith  &  Co,  res  857  Washington 
Luiz  Joseph  S,  laborer,  res  1372  Seventeenth 
Luja  Henry,  employe   California  Pottery    and    Terra  Cotta 

Works,  res  1273  E  Eleventh 
Luke  Edward,  blacksmith,  res  959  Fifth 
Luke  Henry,  blacksmith  Risdon  Iron  Works,  S  F,   res  959 

Fifth 
Lumblade  August,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Lumsden  A,  res  1054  Broadway 
Lumsden  Ettie  B  Miss,  res  552  E  Eleventh 
Lumsden  John  E,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  552  E  Elev- 
enth 
Lumsden  Wm  F,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  552  E  Eleventh 
Luna  Catharine  A  Mrs,  variety  store  1016  Willow,  res  same 
Luna  Joseph  C,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1016  Willow 
Lund  Christian,  mariner,  res  141  Hannah 
Lund  Hans,  sec  Oakland  Electrical  Light  and  Motor  Co,  res 

1100  Peralta 
Lund  J  N  Mrs,  res  2507  Piedmont  ave 
Lund  Marinus  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1100  Peralta 
Lund  William  Mrs,  res  1100  Peralta 

Lundbeck  Edward,  salesman  Eiben  &  Nor,  res  943  Peralta 
Lundberg  Gertie,  domestic,  1217  Filbert 
Lundberg  Louis  M,  butcher,    954    Twenty-fourth,   res  1726 

Myrtle 
Lundholm    Julia,  domestic    Otto    Schoemann,    NE    cor  E 

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Lundien  John,  mariner,  res  1719  Myrtle 


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Uj   Lundy  David,  furniture,  res  914  E  Twenty-fourth 
2   Lundy  Josias  W  Rev,    pastor    Presbyterian    Church,    Alva- 
rado,  res  551  Twentieth 
Lungren  Seth,  student,  res  419^  Tenth 
hunt  N  X,  carpenter  Pacific  Press  Publishing    Co,    res  715 

Twelfth 
Lunt  0  A,  dancing    academy,    1064   Washington,    res  Ala- 
meda 
p  O  Lusich  Vincent,  cook  Kosta  &  Co,  res  475  Seventh 
Lusk  Alexander,  laborer,  res  82S  Twenty-ninth 
Lusk  Anna  Miss,  milliner  Leroy  H  Briggs 
Lusk  Horace  B,  carpenter    and    gasfitter,  res  w  s  Telegraph 

ave  nr  Forty-eighth 
Lusk  Louis  P,  carpenter,   res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty- 
eighth 
Lusk  Nellie  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  811  Center 
Lusk  Robert  S,  machinist,  res  813  Center 
Lusk  Thomas,   printer,  S  F,  res  813  Center 

^    Lussier  Carrie  Miss,  res  17G9  William 
Lussier  L  0  Mrs,  res  1769  William 
Lussier    Newton   H,    clerk  W  B  HARDY,    res    1769 
LJJ  William 

Lutgen  Annie  Miss,  res  1421  Thirteenth 
Pfl     Lutgen  Conrad  J,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res    L42S  Eighth 
Cd|    Lutgen  Herman,  gardener,  res  1121  Thirteenth 
2     Lutg.-n  Ida  Mrs.  res  142*  Eighth 

Lutgen  Julius  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1  L28  Eighth 
jff[     Lutgen  Minnie  ML>,  res  L42S  Eighth 

^J     Luth  Cha~  -ML  employe    Wells.    Far-..  A:  Co,  S  F,  res  1114 
P^  Seventh  , 

^M     Lutli  I)<>ra  Mi  —  ,  bookkeeper  Fred  Meeker,  res  1111  Seventh 

±Jj     Luth   Lied  II   (Fred  II    Luth  &  Co)  res  111  1  Seventh  ave 
dC     Luth   Fred   II  ,v  Co  (Fred   II   Luth    and    Andrew    Muirhead) 
£jj  watchmakers,  622  E  Twelfth 

M     Luth  John  <  L  eandy  maker,  res   1111  Seventh  ave 

*»    Luth  Lizzie  C  Miss,  res  LI  14  Seventh  ave 
Luth  Louisa  M rs,  res  1 1 1  I  Seventh  ave 

H    Luther  1>  Mrs,  lodgings,  L8364  Seventh 
Luther  Daniel,  dru  6    Seventh 

Luther  Leonard,  Laundryman,  pea  L063  Sixteenth 

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Lutkey  Chas  H,  asst  bookkeeper  Parrott  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1255 

Alice 
Lutkey  George  H,  collector    C  &  P  H  Tirrel  &  Co,  S  F,'res  j 

1255  Alice 
Luttrell  George  J,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1327  ! 

Campbell 
Luttrell  Henry  J,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1327 

Campbell 
LUTTRELL   HIRAM   A,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public,  969    Broadway   and    414    Seventh,  res  838  ' 

Franklin 
Luttrell  Isaac,  mail  carrier,  res  Union  Hotel   • 
Luttrell  James  F,  purser    steamer    Santa   Rosa   res    522    E 

Fifteenth 
Luty  Frederick  E,  mining,  S  F,  res  1244  Poplar 
Lutz  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  830  Thirtieth 
Luzzadder  Frank  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1160  Campbell 
Luzzadder  George  W,  machinist,  res  1160  Campbell 
Luzzadder  Martha  E,  res  1160  Campbell 
Lycurgus  Lucy  Mrs,  res  831  Brush 
Lycurgus  Wm,  res  831  Brush 
Lycurgus  Jennie,  res  831  Brush 
Lydiksen    George,   carpenter,  res  Twenty-third  ave   bet  E 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Lying-in  Hospital  and  Home,  Sarah  A  Mahan  matron,  1125 

Willow 
Lyle  Bros  (Matthew  R  and  Samuel  S)  proprs  Market  Street 

Coal  and  Wood  Yard,  cor  Eighth  West  and  Market 
Lyle  David  A,  plasterer,  res  1843  Mvrtle 
Lyle  F  E  Miss,  res  263  Twelfth 
!  Lyle  George  W,  plasterer,  res  1843  Myrtle 
I  Lyle  Matthew  R  (Lyle  Bros)  res  772  Seventh 
l  Lyle  Samuel  S  (Lyle  Bros)  res  772  Seventh 
|  Lyle  S  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  772  Seventh 
Lyman  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1615 

Adeline 
Lynaburg  John,  carpenter,  res  415  Seventh 
Lynch  Bridget  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Lynch  David  J,  chain  man  cit}T  surveyor,  res  1737  Market 
Lynch  Edward,  harness  cleaner  Ninth   Street   Stables,  res 

552  Seventh 
Lynch  Ella  Miss,  domestic  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Lynch  Eugene,  janitor  Hall  of  Records,  res  702  Webster 
Lynch  Frank  J,  collector,  res  721  Filbert 
Lynch  George  T,  capitalist,  res  666  Tenth 
Lynch  Henry,  tinsmith,  S  F,  res  733  Filbert 


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Lynch  Henry  J  Jr,  tinner,  res  733  Filbert 

Lynch  James,teamster  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 

Lynch  James  F,  res  733  Filbert 

Lynch  James  T,  driver  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  D  alt  on  ave 

nr  Greene,  Stock  Yards 
Lynch  Jennie  Miss,  res  1320  Peralta 

Lynch  John,  trustee  Oakland  Free  Library,  res  226  Ninth 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  res  165  Second 
Lynch  John,  Central  Saloon,  1457  Seventh,  res  same 
Lynch  Josephine  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  733  Filbert 
Lynch  Katie  Miss,  res  815  Twenty-second 
Lynch  Mary  Miss,  res  815  Twenty-second 
Lynch  Mary  Mrs,  lodging  house,  res  16S7  Seventh 
Lynch  Michael  E,  salesman  James    Cleary,  res  2333  Peralta 
Lynch  M  H  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  662  Adeline 
Lynch  Michael  H,  sash  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1159 

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Lynch    Nellie    R   Miss,    teacher   Prescott    School,   res    520 

Sixteenth 
Lynch  Patrick,  carter,  res  835  Seventeenh 
Lynch  Peter  J,  gardener,  res  721  Filbert 
Lynch  Thomas,  res  312  Tenth 
Lynch  Tillie  G  Miss,  res  666  Tenth 
Lynch  Timothy,  lodging  house,  1687  Seventh,  res  same 
Lynch  Timothy,  res  1737  Market 
Lynd  Albert,  mill  hand,  res  1353  Peralta 
Lynd  Minnie  Miss,  rea  L353  Peralta 

id  Peter  J,  carpenter,  rea   L353  Peralta 
Lynd  Sadie  Miss,  rea  L351  Peralta 
Lynd  Wm  .1  Rev,  res  363  E  Seventeenth 
Lynde  Augustus  A.  carpenter,  rea  828  Myrtle 
Lynn  G<      g<    D,  actor, rea  s\V  cor  Ninth  and  Cypress 
I. vim    George    D    Mrs,   groceries    rea    s\v    cor   Ninth  and    ^ 

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LYON  JOHN  L  (Lyon  &Co)  rea  804  Twelfth 
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ii  Simon  <  ■.  engine  er  S  P  Co,  rea  B36  Willow 

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Lyons  Ellen   Mrs,  res  1316  Eighth  ave 

Lyons  Ernest,  res  1053  Alice 

Lyons  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  S  F,  res  660  Adeline 

Lyons  Jas  B,  engineer,  res  660  Adeline 

Lyons  Jane  Mrs,  res  1053  Alice 

Lyons  Jennie  Miss,  res  570  Eleventh 

Lyons  John,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1221  Magnolia 

Lyons  John  L,  bookkeeper,  res  1221  Magnolia 

Lyons  Joseph,  searcher  of  records,  G  W  McKeand,  res  408 

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Lyons  Josie  Miss,  res  855  Washington 
Lyons  Mary  Miss,  tailoress,  S  F,  res  660  Adeline 
Lyons  Patrick,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Lyons  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1708  Atlantic 
Lyons  Robert,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Lyons  S  G,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  836  Willow 
Lyons  Thomas,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Lyons  Thomas  F3  machinist,  res  660  Adeline 
Lyons  William,  res  1053  Alice 
Lyons  Wm,  bookkeeper,  res  1221  Magnolia 

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Mabry  Benjamin,  carpenter,  res  5084-  Fifteenth 
MacCann  James  A,  painter,  res  812  Twenty-second 
Macartney  Henry,  apprentice  W  Bolza,  res  1310  Harrison 
MacDonald  Alice  Mrs,  res  1067  Seventh  ave 
Macdonald  Augustin  S,  J  H  Macdonald  &  Co,  res  804  Thir- 
teenth 
Macdonald  Charles,  student,  res  942  Thirty-fourth 
Macdonald  Frank  A,  printer,  res  942  Thirty-fourth 
Macdonald  Fred  A,  fireman  steamer  Encinal,  res  854  Henry 
Macdonald  George,  boiler  maker,  res  2218  San  Pablo  ave 
MacDonald  Hattie  Miss,  res  934  Linden 
Macdonald  James  F,  baggage  man  S  P  Co,  res  1012  Wood 
MacDonald  Jessie  M  Miss,  res  934  Linden 
MacDonald  John,  res  727  Henry 

Macdonald  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res   1720  Thirteenth  ave 
Macdonald  John  A,  bookkeeper  J  H  Macdonald  &  Co,  res 

804  Thirteenth 
Macdonald  John  A  C,  plumber  and  gasfltter,  1373   Broad 

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Mecdonald  John  F,  carpenter,  res  864  Chester 


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Macdonald  John  H  (J  H  Macdonald  &  Co)  res  S04  Thir- 
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MACDONALD  JOHN  H  &  CO  (John  H  and 
Augustin  S  Macdonald)  real  estate,  470  Ninth 

Macdonald  Leon  A,  printer,  res  042  Thirty-fourth 

Macdonald  Malcolm,  contractor,  res  484  Merrimac 

MacDonald  Mary  Miss,  res  734  Linden 

MacDonald  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  1167  Oak 

MacDougall  Florence  Miss,  embroiderer,  S  F,  res  116S 
Webstec 

MacDougall  Ormand,  clerk,  8  F,  res  1168  Webster 

MacDougall  W  J.  music  teacher,  res  1168  Webster 

Mace  Albert  F,  miller  Bay  City  Flonr  Mills,  res  663   Sixth 

Mace  Wm  Mrs,  res  958  Fifth  ' 

Macgrane  Kate  Mi--,  res  s36  Jackson 

Machefaux  D.  tanner  (i  F  Crist  &  Sons,  re?  Alameda 

Machell  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  s">J  Brush 

Machin  Eleanor  Miss,  res  1222  Seventh  ave 

Machin  T  X.  real  estate,  res  1222  Seventh  ave 

Maclntyre  Pabrie  G,  carpenter,  res  335  Thirtieth 

Mack  C  W.  Fruit  Yale  lands,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Mack  Ella  Mrs,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Mack  James,  res  L613  William 

Mack  John,  groceries,  res  1502  Third 

Mack  L  A  II  Robert,  res  1387  Madison 

Mack  Maggie  Mi-,  res  1502  Third 

Mack  Mary  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  ">,,s  Eighth 

Mack  Patrick,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  L613  William 

Mack  Winifred,  dressmaker,  res  L613  William 

Mackay  John  W.  carpenter  s  X  Harrison,  re-  XW  cor  Shat- 
tuck  ave  ami  Forty-ninth 

Mack--  Lizzie  Mi--,  nurse,  res  948  Linden 

Mackeen  Cassie  A  Mi--,  res  L665  Seward 

Mackeen  E  a  M  iss,  res  l  -ward 

Mackeen  John  W,  carpenter  s  P  Co,  re-  1665  Seward 

Matkeen  Ruth  Mi--,  re-  L665  Seward 

Mackeen  Samuel  W,  carpenter  S  1'  <'".  res  L665  Seward 

Mackenzie  Alfred  A    r<  -  L724  Twelfth 

Mackenzie  Alice  Mi--,  domestic,  Golden  Gate 

Mackenzie  Kenneth,  contractor,  re-  2222  Telegraph  ave 

Mackenzie  Thursa,  music  teacher,  res  1724  Twelfth 

Mackay  •hue   S  M         ■     763  J(  ff<  rson 

Mackay  John  S,  patrolman,  rea  763  Jefferson 

Mackay  8  I !  M      .  rea  \  ,;:'>  Jefferson 

Mackie  E  A  M  Undo  Hotel 

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MACKIE     JAMES    B,   insurance,    S    F,    res    939 
Poplar 

MacKinnon  Daniel,  student,  res  1377  Seventeenth 

MacKinnon  Fabien,  ship  carpenter,  res  1377  Seventeenth 

MacKinnon  John  E  J,  door  maker  planing    mill,  res    1377 
Seventeenth 

MacKinnon  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs    L  Ellsworth,  [res 
1377  Seventeenth 

MacKinnon  Nellie  Misa,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 
1377  Seventeenth 

MacKinnon  Wm  H,  real  estate,  469  Ninth,  res    1311    Thir- 
teenth ave 

Macklin  Henry  C,  res  1766  Goss 

Mackordes  Louis,  res  766  Seventh 

Maclean  Clara  A  Miss,  music  teacher,  1322  Telegraph    ave, 
res  same 

Maclean  John,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  701  Campbell 

Maclean  Minnie  Miss,  res  701  Campbell 

Macleod  N  E,  carpenter,  res  1560  Seventh 

MACLISE  JAMES,  druggist,  1325  San  Pablo    ave 
cor  Seventeenth,  res  1312  Clay 

MacMurty  Andrew  J,  Oakland  Bakery,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 
Chester,  res  same 

MacMurty  Annie  B  Mrs,  res  1472  Seventh 

MacMillan  L  G,  salesman  S  F  Sewer    Pipe    Association    of 
Oakland,  res  524  Sixteenth 

Macnamara  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1814  Union 

Macomber  Geo  F,  res  Brunswick  Hotel 

Macomber  Lewis,  carpenter,  res  163  Second 

MacPherson  William  Mrs,  domestic,  res  81S  Myrtle 

Mary  David  F,  res  Fourteenth  ave  bet  E  Eighteenth  and  E 
Nineteenth 

Macy  Ellen  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Macy  Harrison,  bookkeeper  S  F,  res  1427  Eleventh  ave 

Madden  Adelia  Miss,  teacher,  Menlo  Park,  res  857  Twenty- 
second 

Madden  Agnes  G  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  572  Tenth 

Madden  Annie,  domestic,  1302  Twelfth 

Madden  Daniel,  laborer,  res  1218  Union 

Madden  Frank,  foreman  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  Johns    nr 

Piedmont  ave 
|  Madden  Katie  Miss,  res*1218  Union 

Madden  L  H  Miss,  res  529  Eighth 

Madden  Lizzie  Miss,  res  529  Eighth 

Madden  Maggie  Miss,  student,  res  857  Twenty-second 

Madden  Margaret  Airs,  widow,  res  857  Twenty-second 


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Madden  Michael,  lather,  res  s  s  Summer  nr  San  Pablo  ave 

Madden  WmN,law  student,  res  603  E  Fourteenth 

Maddern  Flora  Miss,  res  311  Third 

Maddern  Henry,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  311  Third,  res  same 

Maddern  Henry  T,  plumber  Henry  Maddern,  res  535  Jones 

Maddern  Lizzie  Miss,  res  .°>11  Third 

Maddern  Minnie  Miss,  res  311  Third 

Maddern  Robert,  tinner  Henry  Maddern,  res  311  Third 

Maddern  Wei  A.  plumber  Henry  Maddern, res  216 Eleventh 

Maddoek  James    S,    painter   Farwell    A:    Russell,    res    9-"4 

Thirty-fifth 
Maddoek  J  K,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  <  70  Pine 
Maddoek  Lawrence  E,  res  953  Webster 
Maddoek  Lizzie  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  953  Webster,  res  same 
Maddoek  Lottie  T  Miss,  dressmaker.  953  Webster,  res  same 
Madeira  John,  carpenter   Oakland     Iron     Works,     res    s^(.' 

nth 
Madigan  Mrs,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Madigan  Martin,  laundry  man,  res  1216  Kirkham 
Madigan  Michael,  horse  shoer,  ill   Fourth,  res  same 
Madis.-n  Geo  II,  clerk  S  F.  res  ITayter  Block 
Madison  House, Chris  Dietrich  propr,  514  Fifteenth 
Madoros  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Madriaga  Atanaeio,  teamster,  r  rty-first  bet  Grove  and 

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Madsen  Christian,  laborer  R  Franke  &  ( 
Madsen  Dora  Miss,  n  ghteenth 

Madsen  Hans,  master  schooner  Reporter,  res  L16  Eddie 
M   dsen  Henry  L,  clerk  W  F  Batchelder,  rea  L720  Linden 

Isen  Oliver,  cooperage,  S  F,  r<  ghteenth 

Madsen  Peter,  Laborer,  res  Overland  Hous< 
Maduro  Jos<  ph,  broom  maker  En du stria!    Home    for  Adult 

Blind,  ime 

bier  Henry  A.  driver  W  A  Rouse  A  Co,  rea  186  Twenty- 
fifth 

bier  Lizzie  M  iss,bakery  and  confectionery,  1 781  Seventh, 

rea  1 L57  Center 
noa  Charlea  I>  P,  clerk,  8  F,  rea  8"W  cor  Union   and 
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Julian  A,  insurance  W  cor  Union 

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Magagnos  lio  alie  A  M  -  Union  and  Sixteenth 

John,  1 tmaker  179    Eighth,  Olarenden  House 

Mag<  i  John,  junk,  res    117  ,d 

Magee  Thomas,  real  i  8  F,  n  -  Et<  dwood  Road 

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Maggart  Cordie  Miss,  dressmaker,  re  '  Market 

Maggart  Edward,  waiter  C  0  Johnson,  res  1256  Market 
Maggart  Jane  Mrs.  res  1256  Market 
Maggart  Samuel,  ranch  laborer,  res  1256  Market 
Maggart  Thurston,  ranch  laborer,  res  1256  Market 

gjher  P,  steward  Hotel  Merritt,  res    Twentv-fifth    nr  San 
'    Pablo 
Maghetti  A,  laborer,  res  1663  Pacific 

sjill  Arthur  E,  insurance,  S  F,  res  706  Thirteenth 
:iil  Arty,  student   res  706  Thirteenth 
Magill  Percy,  student,  res  706  Thirteenth 
MAGILL    ROBERT  H,  general  agent  Home  Mu- 
tual Insurance  Co,   S  F.  res  Alameda 
Magill  Robert  H  Jr,  cashier  Home  Mutual   Fire    Insurance 

Co,  res  NW  cor  Lafayette  and  Buena  Vista  ave 
Magner  Cornelius,  plasterer,  res  1616  Magnolia 
Magner  Edward,  teamster,  res  n  s  Forty-ninth  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Magner  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1616  Magnolia 
Magner  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  1616  Magnolia 
Magnes  David,  ladies'  underwear,  917  Washington,  res  710 

Tenth 
Maguey  Joseph  P,  turner  Independent    Planing    Mills,   res 

815  Washington 
Magnier  Anastasia  Mrs,  res  1557  Seventh 
Magnier  Xellie  Miss,  res  1557  Seventh 
Magnier  Xora,  domestic,  1256  Eighth 
Magnin  Leopold,  gardener.  I  L  Requa.  res  Piedmont 
Magnusen  Frank,  fireman  steamer   Transit,    res    1411    Fif- 
teenth 
Magnuson  Alfred,  boltmaker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Emeryville 
Magson  John,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Maguire  Francis,  res  Claremont  ave  nr  College  ave 
Maguire  James,  laborer,  res  Claremont  ave  nr  College  ave 
Maguire  Maggie  Miss,  res  335  E  Twelfth 
Maguire  Mary,  domestic  Jno  A  Campbell,  res  914  E  Twenty- 
Fourth 

Maguire  Peter,  heater  Judson    Manufacturing  Co.  res  Eme- 
ryville 
Maguire  Sabina  Mrs,  widow,  res  823  Sixteenth 
Maguire  William  P,  blacksmith,  res  813  Castro 
Mahan  Sarah  A,  Lying-in   Hospital    and    Home,    res  1125 
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Mahar  Mary  Miss,  res  654  Sycamore 
Mahar  William,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1167  Brush 
Maher  August,  salesman  Abrahamson  Bros,  res  S  F 
Maher  Christopher,  farmer,  res  Waldo 
Maher  John,  saloon,  Stock  Yards,  res  same 
Maher  Patrick,  steward  Galindo  Hotel,  res  671  Twenty-fifth 
Mahl  John,  deck  hand  steamer  Piedmont,  res  2030  Union 
Mahlenberg  Mary  Miss,  cook  J  EMcElrath,  res  Temescal 
Mahon  M  E  Miss,  governess  J  P  Sarsfield,  1103  Filbert 
Mahoney  Catherine  Miss,  res  1024  Willow 
Mahoney  Chas,  employe  Oakland  Gas  Works,  res  815  Wash- 
ington 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  res  659  Third 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  laborer,  res  1657  Seventeenth 
Mahoney  Dennis,  gardener  L  A  Booth,  res  560  Third 
Mahoney  Ella  Miss,  laundress  Troy  Steam  Laundry 
Mahoney  E  T,  brass  moulder,  res  560  Third 
Mahoney  Geo,  machinist,  S    F,    res    XW  cor  Shattuck  and 

Merced  aves 
Mahoney  James  E,  painter,  res  1657  Seventeenth 
Mahoney  J  Edward,  treer  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1757  Seventeenth 
Mahoney  Jennie  Miss,  domestic  J  Harris,  res  212  Twelfth 
Mahoney  John  C,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1657  Seventeenth 
Mahoney  J  W,  baggage  mgr  People's  Express   Co.  res  1017 

Pine 
Mahoney  Mary,  domestic,  967  Market 
Mahoney  Patrick,  laborer,  its  1615  Seward 
Mahoney  Thomas  (i.  employe  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heal 

<  Jo,  res  815  Washington 
Mahoney  William  II.  treer  Wentworth   Boot    and   Shoe   Co, 

res,  1 L57  Seventeenth 
Mahony  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  669  Eighth 
Mailman  Sarah,  domestic,   1 239  Poplar 
Mam  A  F,  accountant,  8  F,  res  306  E  Fifteenth 
Mainwaring  Edward  C,  new-  agt,  res  L775  Lincoln 
Mainardus  Henry,  Bhip  carpenter  8  1'  ( !o,  res  L662  Atlantic 
Mainwaring  Geo  H,  clerk    \V   W   Montague,  8  F,  res 516  E 

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Maison  Doree  Restaurant,   G  Lawrence  A  Co  proprs,    L222 

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Mail  Edward,  painter,  res  L623  Market 
Mail  Joseph,  painter,  res  1  721  Seventh 
Mail  William,  painter  B  P  Co,  res  1721  Seventh 
Major  Zephir,  car  builder  8  P  I  L006  Fifth 


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Maker  Charles  E,  carpenter,  res  SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Wash- 
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Makins  Elizabeth  Miss,  student,  res  1318  Market 

Makins  James  N,  mfr  furnishing  goods,  S  F,  res  1318  Mar- 
ket 

Makins  Joseph,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1318  Market 

Malatesta  Ariosto  C,  jeweler  A  Steffanoni,  res  Alameda 

Maleton  Ada  B  Miss,    milliner  Mrs  N    Laymance,  res   688 
Twenty-fifth 

Maleton  Charles  P,  helper  0  Emlay  &  Son,  res  688  Twenty- 
fifth 

Maleton  Edward,  barber    and    cigars,   9V1  Washington,  re- 
res  688  Twenty -fifth 

Maleton  Henry,  saloon,  1576  San  Pablo  ave,  res   1574  San 
Pablo  ave 

Mallard  Geo  H,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1809  William 

MALLETT    J    H    CAPT,    oyster    and  fish 
468  Eleventh,  res  572  Tenth 

Mallett  John  H  Jr,  gas  fixtures,  S  F,  res  1168  Tenth 

Mallett  John  L,  nurseryman,  res  1724  Taylor 

Malley  Charles,  student,  res  734  Filbert 

Mallev  Francis,  feeder  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  734 
Filbert 

Malley  Michael,  machinist,  res  734  Filbert 

Malley  Peter,  employe  Swiss  Italian  Paste  Co,  res  511  Fifth 

Malley  William,  capitalist,  res  940  Peralta 

Malloch   James,  teacher  Oakland  Business  College,  res  919 
Jefferson 

Mallon  John,  extraman  Engine  No  3,  0  F  D,  res  Eight  nr 
Chester 

Mallon  Thomas,  emplove  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  760 
Third 

Mallorus  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Mallorus  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Malloy  Nellie   Miss,  teacher  Lockwood  District  School,  res 
East  Oakland 

Mally  Albert,  gardener,  res  269  E  Seventeenth 

Mally  M,  carpenter  S  P  Co 

Mally   Paul,  laborer  Eagle   Planing  Mill,  res  269   E  Seven- 
teenth 

Malmstrom  Martin  B,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Terra 
Cotta  Co,  res  625  Kennedy 

Malo  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 

Malone  Alfred  F,  wharfinger,  S  F,  res  1079  Twenty-eighth 

Malone  Mary  Mrs,  res  769  Lydia 

Malone  Michael,  farmer,  res  Upper  Fruit  Vale 


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Malone  Patrick,  res  1813  Goss 
Malone  Wm,  res  709  Lydia 

Maloney  Ann  Mrs,  widow,  res  S59  Twenty-second 
Maloney  Arthur,  carpenter,  res  cor  Peralta  and  Lynde 
Maloney  Bridget  Mrs,  res  825  Eighteenth 
Maloney  Dennis,  res  1362  West 

Maloney  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  S25  Eighteenth 
Maloney  Frank,  res  Winthrop  Hoi 

Maloney  Frank  E,  washer   Peter   Pumyea,  res  1740  Filbert 
Maloney  James  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  825  Eighteenth 
Maloney   John,   clerk  James  A  Joyce  &  Co,  res  825  Eigh- 
teenth 
Maloney  John  J,  earpeni  -  cor  Peralta  and  Lynde 

Maloney  Michael  T,  carpenter,  res  859  Twenty-second 
Maloney  Mollie  Miss,  res  Jiteenth 

Maloney  Morris,  res  1672  Thirteenth  a\ 
Malon      l    Hie,  domestic,  525  E  Eleventh 
Maloney    Patrick   C,    section   hand  S  P  Co,  res  1739  Filbert 
Maloney  Patrick  II,  carpenter,  res  cor  Peralta  and  Lynde 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  Hous 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  res    L362  Wi 
Maloon  Benjamin,  house  mover,  res  832  Eighteenth 
Maloon  Benjamin  F,  carpenter,  re-  1~><>(.)  Linden 
Maloon  Callie    Miss,  clerk    Peckham    &    Wixson,    r 
Eighteenth 
loon  Chas  II,  carpenter,  res  L509  Linden 
Main. .n  G  E,  watchman,  res  918  Thirty-fourth 

Mal«»on  11  mover,  res  832  Eighteenth 

Maloon  J<  ith 

binist,  res  960  Castro 
Maltby  Orin  A.  machine  hand,  res  960  Castro 
Malthine  Manufacturing  Co,  W  F>   Ewer   pn  -.  S   P    Holden 

W     Swan    SUpt,  mfrs    water    proof    pail. 

.  Leidsdorff,S  F,  factory  cor  First  and  Jefferson 
Malville  N  B,  res  616  Ninth 

-  P  Co,  res  722  Henry 
Manchester  Auna  II  Mrs,  rea  -~  \  E  Seventeenth 
MANCHESTER  FIRE  ASSURANCE  CO, 

H  T  Smith  agent,  960  Broadway 
Manch  Lucy  A  M  enteenth 

ndel  Hattie  Mi  960  Eighth 

Mandel  II  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  960  Eighth 
Maude!  Louis  B,  salesman,  8  F,  rea  960  Eighth 
Mandel  Marion  E  traveling  I".  pes  960  Eighth 

Mandelay ,  boot  maker  Wentworth  r»"«>i  and  Shoe  ( 'o, 

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Ph  «   Manders  Clara  Miss,  student,  res  1043  Poplar 
p^j  g   Manders  Henry,  bridge  builder  S  P  Co,  res  1043  Poplar 

^   Manders  Joseph,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1043  Poplar 
O  0   Manders  Win,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1043  Poplar 
_j  £   Mandeville  Simon   V,  door  maker   California   Door   Co,  res 
1059  Wood 
Mandleson  L,  coat  maker    M    J  KEIJ3JER,  res  1007 

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Mandoze  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Manefeld  Geo,  saloon,  827  Franklin,  res  same  3  ^ 

Mangalardo  Giovanni,  laundrvman  Contra   Costa   Laundry       ^ 

Mangelaz  Chas,  wines  and  liquors,  res  321  Sixth  d  «^ 

Mangin  August,  res  2201  Broadway  g.  h-* 

.,  T  Mangle  Andrew,  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel  #    b^ 

3  %   Mangle  Gertrude    Miss,    teacher    Industrial  Home   for   the       ^ 

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_  S    Manhan  Antonio   F,  boots   and   shoes,  782   E   Twelfth,   res   •    H 

£  J>  826  E  Twelfth  g  g 

§   Manhan  &  Pedro,  groceries,  wines,  liquors   and   cigars.  7  H^ 

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"§  fi   Manion  James,  laborer,  res  1510  Broad wav 

t  Manisch  Manuel,  res  822  E  Twelfth  =  O 

J   Manley  Bridgeman,  straw  hat  mfr,  S   F,  res   064  Kirkham   ±  £j 
Manley  John,  res  Winthrop  House  -^  hH 

Manley  Xelson  W,  packer  Wentworth   Boot  and   Shoe  Co,   c  ^2 
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Mann  Chas  (Chas  Mann  &  Co)  res  805  Twenty-seventh  ~ 

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j  Bailey)  carpenters  and  builders, 401  Tenth  cor  Franklin 

©  Mann  Edward  L.  employe  S  P  Co,  res  55S  E  Eleventh 
(0  Mann  Julius,  laborer,  res  213  Haven 

Mann  L  S,  plumber  Frank  Richardson,  res  562  E  Eleventh 
Mann  Wm  (Washington  Street  Planing  Mill)  res   1507  Fil- 

>  Mannan  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  072  Third 

J*  Manning  Dennis,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  762  Fifth 

4  Manning  Dudley,  asst   Theodore  J   Fish,  res  66S   Twenty-     pQ 

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Manning  James,  teamster,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  bet  Forty-     go 

first  and  Forty-second 
Manning  John,  professor  of  music,  res  5S3  Twenty-first  ^^ 

Manning  Julia  Mrs,  res  1679  Atlantic 
Manning  Kittie  L  Miss,  res  769  Oak 


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•jj   Manning  Mary  Mrs,  res  1651    Seventeenth 
Z  Manning  M  W.  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  954  Wood 

Manning  Patrick  J,  res  711  Campbell 

Manning  Peter,  tailor  MANNING  &  SON,  res  746 
Oak 

Manning  Rohert  E,  ropeman  OCR  Co,  res  577  Sycamore 

Manning  Sarah  Mrs,  widow,  res  769  Oak 


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MANNING   THOMAS  J   (Manning   &   Son)    res 

467  Oak 
Manning  Wilder,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Eighth 
Manning  William,  res  16.">1  Seventeenth 
Manning  Wm,  blacksmith,  res  2215  Chestnut 
Mannion   Patrick  F,  coachman  H  P  Livermore,  res  Rock- 
ridge 
Mansell  Florence,  domestic,  946  Myrtle 
Mansell  Win  II,  car  driver,  res  1210  Thirtieth 
Mansfeldt  Hugo  L,  teacher  of  piano,  res  1163  Alice 
Mansfeldt  Oscar,  musician,  res  230  Twelfth 
Mansfeldt  Theordore,  musician,  res  1163  Alice 
Mansfield   Annie,  employe   California  Hosiery  Co,  res  423 

Second 
Mansfield  C  B  Mrs,  widow,  rea  936  Union 
Mansfield  Edgar,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Mansfield  Jam*  M4  Linden 

Mansfield  John  I>.  railway  agt,  8  F,  res  936  Union 
Mansfield  Josephine  Mis-,  it-  936  Union 
Mansfield  K  Mi  —  ,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Mansfield  M.  rea  Tubba  Hotel 
Mansfield  Mabel  Mi-,  rea  L163  Alice 

isfield  Mary  Mr-,  seam  stress   California  Hosiery  Co.  res 
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Mansfield  Nelli<    Miss,  rea  sl-l  Linden 
asfield  Robert,  clerk,  6  Union 

Mansfield  Rollin,  bookkeeper,  rea  926  Pine 
Mansfield  W  F,  teamster  Oakland  Lumber  (  -  117  i 

i afield   William,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  rea 
42:    -      nd 
Mr..-  »n  0  achman,  rea  1 557  Websfc 

Manter  Edwin  W,  insurance  clerk  Oakland  Home,  rea  1515 

Ninth  ;  i 
Manter  James  W.  carpenl  -  L629  Eighth  ave 

Manter  Mabel  M  tudent,  res  1 1  ghtb  i 

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Mantino  Peter,  boarding  house,  res  McAdain  ave 

Manuel  Antone,  bootblack  and  fruit  stand,  SW  cor  Eleventh 
and  Broadway,  res  358  Ninth 

Manuel  C,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Manuel  Isidore,  Magasin  Francais,  1272  San   Pablo  ave,  res 
same 

MANUEL    WALTER    G,   commission   merchant, 
471  Eleventh,  res  1563  Broadway 

Mara  Mary  Miss,  res  35S  E  Fourteenth 

Mara  Wm  H,  plasterer,  res  536  Caledonia  ave 

Marble  A  L  Mrs,  housekeeper  R  G  Byxbee,   Fruit  Vale  ave 

Marble  W  D,  shoemaker,    462    Thirteenth,   res    Sunnyside 
House 

Marc  Raphael,  fruit  peddler,  res  604  Franklin 

Marcela  Mary  Mrs,  res  1835  Linden 

Marcelline  Manuel,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 
1015  E  Twenty-second 

March  Mary  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Marchand  Octave,  blacksmith,  res  Piedmont 

Marchand  Theophile,  carpenter,  res  839  Franklin 

Marchen  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  243  Louisa 

Marchi  Louis,  res  e  s  Grove  nr  Thirty-ninth 

Marchiso  Albert,  tailor  Charles  Baab,  res  Castro  nr  Seven- 
teenth 

Marchiso  Salvator,  tailor,  res  1367  Castro 

Marcoux  Delphies,  driver  0  R  RCo,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 
Thirty-sixth 

Marcoux  Romero,  res  962  Thirty-fifth 

Marcovich  Israel,  junk,  359  Third 

MARCOVICH  JOHN  J,  U  P  Restaurant,  457 
Seventh,  res  162  Seventh 

Marcovich  Marcus,  junk,  res  359  Third 

Marcovich  Mitchell,  cook  J  J  Marcovich,  res  162  Seventh 

Marcovich  Tony  (G  Lawrence  &  Co)  res  162  Seventh 

Marcus  Ida  Miss,  res  580  Charter 

Marcus  Isiah,  S  F,  res  5S0  Charter 

Marcus  Milly  Miss,  res  580  Charter 

MARCTJSE  MAX,  attorney-at-law,  notary  public, 
auctioneer  and  collector,  918  Broadway,  res  567  Fif- 
teenth 

Marcussen  Emil,  solicitor  Wm  Reuter,  res  833  Washington 

Marden  A  L,  buggv  washer  Central  Avenue  Liverv  Stables, 
res  567  E  Twelfth 

Margeson  H  H,  capitalist,  res  1374  Eleventh  ave 

Margison  William,  steward  Blake  House,  res  960  Grove 

Marie  Joseph,  res  375  Third 


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Marine  Louis,  teamster,  res  690  Market 

Mariner  Fannie  M  Miss,  compositor,  S  F,  res  135S    Market 

Mariner  George  T  Mrs,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  135S  Market 

Mariner  Silas  H,  pile  driver,  S  P  Co,  res  1358  Market 

Marinkovits  Mary  Mrs,  res  1115  Campbell 

Marinkovits  Nicholas,  furrier,  S  F,  res  1115  Campbell 

Marion  Alonzo,  res  10<*>4  Thirty-second 

Marion  E  E  Miss,  1004  Thirty-second 

Marion  Henry,  carpenter,  res  10^4  Thirty-second 

Marion  Washington,    commercial    traveler,    S   F,  res    1253 

Twelfth  ; 
Marion  Wm  II.  carpenter,  res  1  L62  Seventh 
Mariotte  Xoel,  civil  engineer,  res  7G4  E  Fourteenth 
Maristana  J,  capitalist,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Markel  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  567  Sixth 
Markel  David,  carpenter,  re-  567  Sixth 
Markel  Lucv  J  Mrs.  dressmaker,  res  567  Sixth 
Market-Street  Block,  bet  Market    and   West,    Seventh   and 

Eighth 
Markel  Street  Congregational  Church,  Rev  G  II  Merrill,  cor 

Market  and  Twenty-second 
Market  Street    Free    Kindergarten,    Miss    Katie   McDaniel 

principal,  Miss  Mary   Larue  assistant,  SE  cor    Market 

MARKET  STREET  HOUSE,  Captain  A  Peter- 

son  proprietor,  nth   and   Eighth,  Market  and  West 

Markel  Street  Station,  S  P  Co  main  line,  Market  and  First, 

local.  Market  and  Seventh 
i  Markley  Wm  P,  carpenter  Pacific  Coast    Planing   Mill,  res 

Lester  Horn 
Mark  man  Paul,  grinder,  S  F,  res  L270  Campbell 
Mark-  Aan»n,  door-.   3ash   and  blinds,    s~>7    Franklin,    res 

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Mark-  Antony,  blacksmith,  908  E    Fourteenth,   it-    910   E 

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Mark-  Edward,  coachman  L  Kreiss,  res  91  1  Eighth 

Mark-   M.i",i  ice,  waiter.  r<  vmth 

Marks  Morris,  doors,  sash  ami  blind-.  !<>;>  Eighth 

Marks  Wm  C  r  S  PCo,    rea    SE    coi    Seventh  and 

Markwell  Silas,  carpenter  rea  213  Seventh 
Markwell  William,  clerk,  Fruit  Vale,  rea  213 Seventh 
Marlatt  Edward  D,  brakeman  S  PCo,  rea  834  Wood 
Marlatt  Gertrude   E  Miss,  rea  83  I  Wood 
Marlett  Mary  Mr-,  widow,  rea  L 552 Telegraph  ave 
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Marolf  Chris,  cattle  dealer,  res  556  Thirty-second 
Marolf  Fred,  asst  bookkeeper,  res  55tj  Thirty-second 
Marquardsen  Charles  E,   meat    market,   713    Seventh,   res 

1016  Chestnut 
Marquardt  Louis,  brewer  Westermann  &  Co,  res    Washing- 
ton Brewery 
Marquez  Joseph,  mill  hand  California    Door    Co,   res  1723 

Fourteenth 
Marr  Archibald  C,  ship  carpenter,  res  960  Campbell 
Marr  Sarah  A  Mrs,  res  825  Magnolia 
Marro  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Marsales  H  C,  res  577  Charter 

Marsales  Robert  L,  agt  windmills,  res  577  Charter 
Marsden  Hattie  Miss,  res  1928  Poplar 
Marsden  Richard,  janitor,  res  1928  Poplar 
Marselis  Ford,  plumber  S  P  Co,  res  1053  Willow 
Marselis  R  L,  scowman  S  P  Co,  res  1053  Willow 
Marsella  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Marsellus  C  K,  employe  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  Alameda 
Marsh  C,  clerk,  res  522  Eighth 
Marsh  C  C,  atty-at-law,  res  370  E  Sixteenth 
Marsh  Charles  E,  salesman  J  C  Dolan,  res  1055  Ninth    ave 
Marsh  C  P,  res  713  Tenth 
Marsh  E  B,  res  528  Knox  Place 
Marsh  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  887  Bay 
Marsh  Franklin  P,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1206  Seventh 
Marsh  Fred,  carpenter,  res  Pullman  Hotel 
Marsh  Geo  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1506  Ninth 
MARSH  JESSE  K,  real  estate,  962  Broadway,  res 

1137  Linden 
Marsh  John,  waiter  Smith  &  Co 
Marsh  John  C,  insurance,  res  959  Clay 
Marsh  Kate,  teacher  Garfield  School,  res  370  E  Sixteenth 
Marsh  L,  res  528  Knox  Place 
Marsh  L  B  Miss,  res  1137  Linden 
Marsh  W,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1678  Eighth 

Marshall ,   teamster    Alameda   Macadamizing  Co,    res 

quarry 
Marshall  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 
Marshall  Alex  A,  tanner,  res  East  Oakland  Hotel 
Marshall  Annie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  720  E  Fourteenth 
Marshall  Anton,  laborer,  res  224  Hannah 
Marshall  Bros  (P  and  T  Marshall)    boots    and   shoes,    1458 

Seventh 
Marshall  C  Knox,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  2253  Telegraph  ave 
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Marshall  Frank,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Marshall  Frank  J,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  33  Helen 
Marshall  George,  res  1681  Twelfth 
Marshall  H  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1835  Linden 
Marshall  Harry  P,  clerk    C    W    Moore,    res   XW  cor  Forty- 
fourth  and  Telegraph  ave 
Marshall  Henrietta  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1315  Webster 
Marshall  Henry,  clerk  C  \V  Moore,  res    cor   Telegraph   ave 

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Marshall  Homer  0,  bricklayer,  res  51S  Eighth 
Marshall  Hugh,  mining.  S  F.  res  041  Linden 
Marshall  Joaquin,  teamster,  res  162  E  Eleventh 
Marshall  Joe  L,  cook,  1723  Seventh 
Marshall  John,  clerk,  res  St  John  House 
Marshall  John,  emplove    East    Oaklind    Planing    Mill,  res 

1376  Ninth 
Marshall  John  C,  cooper,  res  60s  Montgomery 
Mar-hall  John  8.  carpenter,  res  515  Eighth 
Marshall  Joseph,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res   1714  Pacific 
Marshall  Joseph,  car  cleaner  S   P   Co,  res  cor  Kirkham  and 

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Marshall  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  S  F,  res   1681  Twelfth 
Marshall  Joseph,  driver  Peter  Pumyea,  res  570  Sixth 
Marshal]  Joseph  T,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

2127  Adelii 
Mar-hall  Lizzie  M  -  Williamette  Houe 

Marshall  L  V  F.  res  720  E  Fourteenth 
Marshal]  Manuel,  laborer,  res  243  Louis 
Mar-hall  Manuel,  fruit  dealer,  TT1.'  F  Twelfth,  res  same 
Mar-hall  Manuel,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  730 

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Mar-hall  Marcelino  T,  res  L835  Linden 

Marshal]  Mary    Mi  —  ,  notion  and  variety  L684  Eighth, 

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Marshal]  Patrick  (Mar-hall  Bros)  rea  1  r,s  Seventh 
Marshal]  Pauline  Miss,  rea  2253  Telegraph  ai 
Marshal]  Richard,  Laborer,  res  215  Louisa 
Marshal]  Richard  T,  carpenter,  rea  300  E  Eighth 
Marshall  Samuel  W, traveling  Balesman,  rea  NW  cor  Forty- 

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MarshalL  Theodore  B,  olerk  Mai  Marcuse,  n  2  Railroad 

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Marshall  W  C,  clerk  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  937  Myrtle 
Marshall  Wm,  laborer  SP  Co,  res  813  Magnolia 
Marston  Addie  M  Miss,  res  1391  Webster 
Marston  Alonzo,  candy  maker,  res  6G9  E  Twenty-fourth 
Marston  Benjamin  S,  clerk,  res  416  Twenty-sixth 
Marston  Erastus  W,  res  1391  Webster 
Marston  J  B,  clerk,  res  364  Second 
Marston  Phineas  F,  fruit  grower,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Marston  Phineas  F  Jr,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Martana  John,  waiter,  res  1516  Seventh 
Martel  Abelerd  F,  electrician,  res  762  E  Thirty-third 
Martell  John  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Marten  Eyrich  F,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  815  Center 
Martens  Charles  H,  upholsterer,  S  F,  res  1519  Seventh 
Martens  John  (Martens  &  Meese)  res  923  Magnolia 
Martens  &  Meese  (John  Martens  and    Edwin  Meese)  insur- 
ance, 459  Ninth 
Martens  Richard  J,  salesman    F    Martens  &  Co,    S    F,    res 

1066  Eighth 
Martignoni  Henry,  painter,  res  1413  Twelfth 

Martin ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Martin  Mrs,  res  613  Ninth 

Martin  Abigal  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  663  Twenty-fifth 

Martin  Aleck,   helper   Sturm   &  Leitch,  res  cor  Eighth  and 

West 
Martin  Alexander,  res  702  Tenth 
Martin  Anna  A  Miss,  res  1210  West 

Martin  Annie  Miss,  employe  Woolen  Mills,  res  653  Linden 
Martin  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Martin  Carl,  boot  maker  Chas  Martin,  res  861  Wood 
Martin  Catherine  M  Mrs,  res  866  Campbell 
Martin   Chas,  boot    and  shoe  factory,  861  Wood,  res  1719 

Taylor 
Martin  Chas  B,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House 
Martin  Charles  F,  shaper  Pacific   Coast  Planing  Mills,  res 

1210  West 
Martin  Chris  S,  real  estate   and  insurance,  956  Broadway, 

res  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Brush 
Martin  Clement,  saloon  keeper,  res  460  Twenty-first 
Martin  Clement  P,   broommaker  Industrial  Home  for  the 

Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Martin  &  Co,  restaurant,  Louis  Calugre  propr,  1207  Broad- 
way and  1208  San  Pablo  ave 
Martin  Daniel  E,  capitalist,  res  1323  Harrison 
Martin  D  W,  supervisor   Second  District,  Alameda  County 
Martin  Edward  D,  cook  C  A  Anderson,  res  Seventh  nr  Bav 


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Martin  E  F,  brakernan  S  P  Co,  res  815  Center 
Martin  Emil,  cleaner  S  P  Co 
Martin  Emma  Mrs,  res  1251  Twelfth 

Martin    Ernest,    inmate    Industrial    Home    for    the    Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

artin  Frank  J,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res 
1455  Third 

artin  Frederick,  carpenter,  res  253  Helen 

artin  Fritz,  engineer  0  E  L  &  M  Co 

artin  George,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Seward 

artin  George,  dentist,  res  702  Tenth 

artin  George  W,  miner,  res  1210  West 

artin  Geo  W  Jr,  student,  res  1210  West 

artin  Harold,  student,  res  1266  Grove 

artin  Henry,  carpenter,  res  1356  Twelfth  ave 

artin  II  O  Mrs,  res  1302  Tenth  ave 

artin    II    W,    clerk  San    Francisco  Lumber    Co,  S  F,  res 
1416  Thirteenth 

artin  Tda  Mrs,  res  Playter  Block 

artin  I  M,  clerk  A  Lozier,  res  1719  Lincoln 

artin  James,  gardener  J  Treadwell,  res  cor  Broadway  and 
Butler 

artin  James,  pipe  maker,  S  F,  res  567  Seventh 
MARTIN  JAMES  C,  attorney-at-law,  921    Broad- 
way, rooms  15  and  16,  res  L266  Grove 

artin  James  II,  res  DM   E  Sixteenth 

artin  .1   B,  res  Playter    Block 

artin  James  L,  carpenter,  res 319  Fourth 

artin  .1  M,  real  estate  dealer,  res  sl  1  Tenth 

artin   John,  fruit,  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Fourteenth,  res 
Winter    Botel 

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Martin  John,  coachman  I  L  Etequa,  res  Piedmont 
Martin  John,  gardener,  res  Weber  Bote] 
artin  John,  shoemaker  Cast's  res  702  Twenty-sixth 
artin  John  A,  heater  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  Lusk 

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artin  John  M,  stone  cutter  I>  Dwyer,  ree  514  Fifteenth 
artin  Joseph,  i ■«  -  Plaj  ter  Block 

art  ii.  >h,  laborer,  res   [455  Third 

artin  Joseph,  labo]  Third 

artin   Joseph    II.  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  3l(.> 
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Martin  J  8,  tailor,  rea  Playter  Block 


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Martin  J  West,  pres  Union  Savings  Bank  and  pres  Board 
of  Public  Works,  cor  Broadway  and  Ninth,  res  720 
Fourteenth 

b5  •  Martin  L,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  807  Market 
j*  Martin   Luke,    employe    Judson     Manufacturing    Co,    res 
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Martin  M,  night  cook  P  N  Milcovich,  res  836  Broadway 

Martin  Marcus,  teamster  Independent  Planing  Mill,  res 
cor  second  and  Brush 

Martin  Mary  Miss,  employe  woolen  mills,  res  653  Linden 

Martin  Mary  Mrs,  res  1455  Third 

Martin  M  I  Miss,  res  1070  Sixteenth 

Martin  Minor  S,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  629  E  Fourteenth 

Martin  P  Mrs,  res  1575  Chestnut 

Martin  Richard  W,  U  S  Mint,  S   F,  res  720  Fourteenth 

Martin  Robert,  carpenter,  res  945  Wood 

Martin  Samuel,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  653  Linden 

Martin  Sarah  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  684  Twenty-ninth 

Martin  S  H,  clerk,  res  Clayton  House 

Martin  Shelby  F,  bookkeeper  Union  National  Bank,  res 
720  Fourteenth 

Martin  Thomas  C,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1408 
Ninth 

Martin  Thomas  R,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1408  Ninth 

Martin  Walter,  helper  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  720 
Second 

Martin  Walter,  mill  man,  res  690  Market 

Martin  William,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res 
1575  Chestnut 

Martin  William,  dentist,  res  702  Tenth 

Martin  Wm  H,  fruit  merchant,  res  1251  Twelfth 

Martin  Wm  J,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Seward 

Martineau  Theo,  house  mover,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Martinez  Alice,  domestic,  1253  Clay 

Martinez  Henry,  stripper  Fibush  Brothers,  res  665  Wash- 
ington 

Martinez  Joseph  J,  laborer,  res  s  s  Forty-second,  nr  Tele- 
graph ave 

Martland  William  K,  chief  engineer  steamer  Los  Angeles, 
res  965  Jefferson 

Martlend  Benjamin  K,  marine  engineer  steamship  Zealan- 
dia,  res  710  Third 

Martmonia  Benjamin,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Marum  Julia  F  Miss,  salesladv  Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co, 
res  586  Tenth 

Marvin  Frank  H,  commercial  traveler,  res  272  Eleventh 


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Marvin  Lizzie  C    Mrs,    hair   dresser,  1115   Washington,  res  ' 

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Marvin  Murray,  cook  S  P  Co,  res  "220  Second 
Marwedel  Edward  H,  brass  goods  and  shades,  S   F,  res   215 

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Marx  Alexander,  bookkeeper   S    B  Rothenberg,   res  352  E 

Fifteenth 
Marx  Benjamin,  student  U  C,  res  352  E  Fifteenth 
Marx  David,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  352  E  Fifteenth 
Marx  Eliza  Mrs,  res  613  Ninth 

Marx  George,  florist,  res  Crawford  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Marx  William,  magician,  res  Crawford  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Maschio  Angelo,  laborer,  res  McAdam  nr  Broadway 
Mason  Arthur,  harness  maker  R  J   Beebe 
Mason  Belle  Miss,  res  375  Fifth 
Mason  Carrie    Miss,  hair    dresser    F    Springsteen,    res    cor 

Thirteenth  and  Broadway 
Mason  Chas,  employe  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  Newland  House 
Mason  Dillis  V  Mrs,  res  Melrose 

Mason  Prank  II,  foreman  fruit  cannery,  res  752  Castro 
Mason    Prank  J,  carpenter,  res  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph 

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Mason  ( reo  II.  deputy  county  recorder,  res  366  E  Fourteenth 
Mason  G  R,  traveling  salesman,  res  Nucleus  House 
Mason  James  Mrs,  nurse,  res  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Mason  James  G,  cook,  res  658  E  Fifteenth 
Mason  .lame-  H  P,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  1262 

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MasoD  John, laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Mason  John  A,  porter  Union   Savings  Bank,  res  762  Third 
Mason  John  P.  I  ra>  eling  sale- man,  rea  913  Union 
Mason  Joseph  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  rea  1712  Seward 
Mason  L  I>  curator  West  Oakland  Pree  Reading  Room,  rea 

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Mason  Louis,  porter  Pullman  Car,  rea  L868  Seventh 
Mason  Matthew,  labon  ,.  r<  -  7-">.')  Centre 
MASON   W  0,  groceries,  301    E   Twelfth,  rea  366   E 

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Masonic  Hall  (W  0)  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Willow 
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Massey  -I"  eph,  laborer,  1 1     51  9  Tenth 
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Massie  John  R,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  272  Twenty-third 

Massimo  Andrew,  grocer,  1452  Twelfth,  res  same 

Mast  Emma  L,  cane  chair  maker,  Industrial  Home  for  the 

Adult  Blind,  res  same 
Masten  Nathan  K,  capitalist,  res  1232  Madison 
Masterson  Katie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1224  E  Twenty-seventh 
Matana  John  (John  Cumberlich  &  Co)  res  1516  Seventh 
Mataran  Bernard,  fish  peddler,  res  416  Second 
Matejoivoice  Thomas,  tailor,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Matern  Fritz,  engineer  0  E  L  &  H  Co,  res  314  Third 
Matezovice  Thomas,  coat  maker  M  J  KEIjIjER,  res 

Weber  Hotel 
Mathan  Adrian,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  House 
Mather  Fred,  salesman  Abrahamson  Bros,  res  Temescal  . 
Mather  Geo  C,  clerk  Benham   and  Thomas,  res  1354  Web- 
ster 
Mather  Solon  H,  real  estate,  471  Ninth,  res  1354  Webster 
Matherson  Mat,  carpenter,  res  527  Seventh 
Mathes  D   H,  bookkeeper  Agard  &  Co,  res  cor  Edward  and 

Broadway 
Mathes  Karl,  apprentice  W  R  Mathes,  res  1016  Jefferson 
Mathes  W  R,  house  painter  and  decorator,  470  Thirteenth, 

res  1016  Jefferson 
Matheson    Daniel    H,    contractor    and    builder,    res    1211 

Seventh 
Mathewrs  Agnes  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1623  Myrtle 
Mathews  E  D,  wood  turner  Pioneer  Planing  Mills,  res  523 

Thirty-sixth 
Mathews  Edgar  A,  draughtsman  J  C   Mathews  &  Son,  res 

414Durant 
Mathews  E  G,  Mathews  &  Larue  and  justice  of  the  peace, 

626  E  Twelfth,  res  104  E  Twelfth  ' 
Mathews  Eli,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  1121  Third 
Mathews  H  B,  res  523  Thirty-sixth 
Mathews  James,  capitalist,  res  Clarendon  House 
Mathews  J  C  &  Son  (Julius  C  and  Walter  J  Mathews)  archi- 
tects, room  40,  969  Broadway 
Mathews  John  L,  carpet  layer,  res  cor  Fortieth  and  Adeline 
Mathews  Julius  C  (J  C  Mathews  &  Son)  res  414  Durant 
MATHEWS  &  LARUE  (E  G  Mathews  and  James 

Larue)  real  estate  and  insurance,  626  E  Twelfth 
Mathews  L  L,  res  523  Thirtv-sixth 
Mathews  Lulu,  res  523  Thirty-sixth 

Mathews  Mamie  Miss,  chambermaid  Hotel  Merritt,  res  same 
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Mathews  Nellie  C  Miss,  res  104  E  Twelfth 

Mathews  Walter  J  (J  C  Mathews  &  Son)  res  312  Thirteenth 

Mathews  William,  special  agt  Guardian    Insurance  Co,  S  F, 

res  104  E  Twelfth 
Mathewson  Peter,  finisher    California    Jute    Mills,    res   223 

Third 
Mathias  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  516-51S  Third,  res  same 
Mathias  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  064  E  Twentieth 
Mathiesen  Dennis  H,    propr    Scandinavian    Laundry,    82G 

Twrenty-second,  res  same 
Mathiesen  Edward,  student,  res  826  Twenty-second  C/^} 

Mathieu  Adrien,  longshoreman,  res  361  Firs! 
Mathieu  Julien  Jr,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  913  Union 
Mathieu  Phillip,  marine  engineer,  res  605  Twenty-third  ave 
Matlock  David  J,  auctioneer,  res  903  Jackson 
Matlock  Henry  H,  auctioneer  and  real  estate,  res  903  Jack- 
son 
Matot  John  E,  carpenter,  res  1377  Sixteenth 
Matsen  Hans,  mariner,  res  131  Eddie 

Matterson ,  carpenter,  res  527  Seventh 

Matte  son  S  J,  printer  Carruth  &  Car  ruth,  res  409  Ninth 
Matthew  George,  rug  and  carpet  weaver,  res  832  Jefferson 
Matthews    Frank  S,  asst  surveyor  S    F  Tool    Co,    res    cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Lee  ave 
Matthews   Henry,  res  1557  Webster 
Matthews  Henry  L  M,  res  1657  Webster 
Matthews  .lames,  res  672  E Thirty-fourth 
Matthew-  John  \\\  pes  L557  Webster 
Matthew-  Maud  L  Mrs,    fitter   Wentworth    Boot    and    Shoe 

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Matthew-  Minnie  (J  Miss,  res  1557  Webster 
Matthew,  Wieklille.  attv-at-law,  S  F,  res  1H  Fifth 
Matthew-  William  II  J  ((Jriswold  &  Matthews,  S  F)  re-  L557 

Webster 
Mattingly  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  ss  Thirty-seventh  e  of  San 

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Mattioii  Louis, groceries,  res 551  Seventh 
Man  Charles,  architect,  rooms  \-2,  957    Broadway,   res  968  > 

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Man  Gustave  A.  employe  Pacific  Eron  and  Nail  Works,   res  J 

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Man  Louis,  employ  Albert   Man  &  (  !o,  S   1\  res  963  Seventh    o 

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Maubl  Eugene  B,  watchmaker  John  Clark,  res   165  Seventh  o 
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Mauerhan  Agnes  Miss,  res  1665  Atlantic 

Mauerhan  Bernard,  res  1665  Atlantic 

Mauerhan  Martin,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Atlantic 

Mauerhan  Minnie  Miss,    bookkeeper  Wm    Long,    res   1665 

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Mauerhan  Mollie  Miss,  cloak  maker,  res  1665  Atlantic 
Maul  Charles,  res  928  Thirty-fourth 
Maulueau     Jean,    laundryman    Mine    Chaplain,     res 

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Maunder  John,  carpenter,  res  1468  Third 
Mauran  Joseph  R,  draftsman  Surveyor-General,    S    F 

res  1611  Telegraph  ave 
Maurelli  Mena,  domestic,  617  Sixteenth 
Maurer  Frederick  J,  carpenter,  res  312  B 
Maurer  John  H,  dairy  produce,  1403   San    Pablo   ave,  -and 

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Maurerhan  Benjamin,  driver  J  Maurer,  res    Lake   ave    bet 

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Maurice  Peter,  laborer,  res  1366  Fifteenth 
Mauvais  Zeno,  res  272  Thirteenth 

Mauvais  Zeno  Jr,  music  dealer,  S  F,  res  266  Thirteenth 
Mauzy  Byron,  pianos  and  organs,  S  F,  res  730  Eleventh 
Mauzy  Reuben  D,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  res  730 

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Mauzy  Wm,  baker  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075    San    Pablo 

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Mauzy  W  P  Dr,  office  and  res  814  Fourteenth 
Mavity  Kate  Miss,    compositor    Pacific    Press,   res    Pacific 

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Mawer  Win  H,  fruits,  cigars  and   varieties,   1785    Seventh, 

res  same 
Maxfield  Fannie  Miss,  res  719  Twentieth 
Maxim  Charles  F,  laborer,  res  1277  Webster 
Maxwell  Calvin  L  (Maxwell  &  Pearce)  res  1277  Fifth  ave 
Maxwell  Carrie  R  Miss,  res  1143  Linden 
Maxwell  Edna  Miss,  res  1277  Fifth  ave 
Maxwell  Edward  G,  clerk,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Maxwell  Emily  W  Miss,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Maxwell  Frank  C,  clerk  Reed  &  Miller,  res  1277  Fifth  ave 
Maxwell  Harry  A,  clerk  Torrev,  Whitman  &  Gardiner,   res 

1143  Linden 
Maxwell  J  P,  salesman  Maxwell  &  Pearce,    res    1277    Fifth 

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Fifth  ave 

Maxwell  Mary  L  Mrs,  res  1209  Adeline 

Maxwell  Mvra  L  Mrs,  res  1143  Linden 

MAXWELL  &  PEAECE  (C  L  Maxwell  and  T  J 
Pearce)  hardware,  458-460  Twelfth 

Maxwell  T  DeWitt,  salesman  Lesser  Bros,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Maxwell  Vena  Miss,  res  1143  Linden 

Maxwell  Walter,  res  1477  Twelfth  ave 

Maxwell  Win  J,  foreman  water  works,  res  1324  Twelfth 

May  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Playter  Block 

May  A  H,  carpenter,  res  729  Eighth 

May  Andrew,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  1005 
Third 

May  Andrew  D,  printer  Tribune  Publishing    Co,   res  2032 
Broadway 

May  A  W,  res  527  E  Eleventh 

May  E  A,  salesman,  res  770  Fourteenth 

May  Ezra,  salesman  Standard   Soap   Co,  S  F,  res  770  Four- 
teenth 

May  James,  barkeeper  Winters  Hotel,  res  same 

May  Louis,  butcher  John  H  Thieme,  res  707  Broadway 

May  Ludwig,  bakery,  7<>7  Broadway,  res  same 

May  M  N,  supl  Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing   Co,  res 
1225  Webster 

Mayborn  Charles  G,  farmer,  res  San    Pablo  ave  nr  Fortieth 

Mayer  Adolph,  furniture,  619  E  Twelfth,  res  same 

Mayer  Chas    II.  upholsterer    Adolph    Mayer,    res    619    E 
'  Twelfth 

Mayer  John  II,  pea  New  York  Hotel 

Mayer  Jonas,  -ale-man.  B  P,  res  IIIs  Eighth 

Mayer  Leopold,  cigars  and  tobacco,  871  Broadway,  res  ills 
Jit 

Mayer  Ray  Miss,  res  L418  Eighth 

Mayer  Win.  butcher,  res  818  Fifteenth 

Mayhew  George  H,  commercial    traveler,  res   The  Centen- 
nial 

Maynard  <  too,  res  527  Seventh 

Mayo  Nat  L,  draughtsman,  S  K.  res  L353  Kirkham 

Mayon  T  C,  mining,  res  L269  Market 

MAYOR    OF    OAKLAND,    John    R   Glascock, 
City   Hall 

Mazota   May   Miss,  Instructor  White  Sewing  Machine  Co, 
Peralta  nr  Twenty-seventh 

Mazzini  Joseph,  saloon,        I  eventh  nr  Shattuck  ave, 

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McAdam  Alex,  farmer,  res  370  Columbus  ave 

McAdams  Daniel,  marble  cutter  Amador  Marble  Co,  res 
1167  Seventh 

McAleer  Andrew,  groceries,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1616  Tele- 
graph ave,  res  same 

McAleer  Maggie  Miss,  shirt  finisher  California  Hosiery  Co, 
res  1678  Eighth 

McAllis  John,  res  163  Tenth 

McAlister  Lizzie  T  Miss,  res  1072  Campbell 

McAlister  Maggie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1057  Alice 

McAllis  J  Mrs,  res  163  Tenth 

McAllis  T  Henrv,  clerk  Tatum  &  Bowen.  S  F,  res  163 
Tenth 

McAllis  William,  clerk,  S  F,  res  163  Tenth 

McAllister  Frank,  laundry  man,  res  1319  Twelfth 

McAllister  James,  carpenter,  res  673  Twenty-fifth 

McAllister  James,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  1319 
Twelfth 

McAllister  Wm  A,  clerk  Peter  Becker,  res  362  Fifth 

Mc Arthur  Arthur  E,  printer  Morning  Times,  res  519  Six- 
teenth 

McAnhur  Cassie  Miss,  res  High 

Mc  Arthur  Duncan,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  725  Henry 

McArthur  John  M,  traveling  salesman,  res  High 

McAteer  B  C  Mrs,  nurse  J  E  McElrath,  res  Elm  wood, 
North  Temescal 

MCAULEY  ADAM,  horse  shoer,  509  Eighth,  res 
Grove  bet  Thirty-eighth  and  Thirty-ninth 

McAuley   Charles  Til  plasterer,  res  823  Thirty-third 

McAuley  Minnie  Miss,  folder  Pacific  Press,  res  823  Thirty- 
third 

McAvin  Patrick,  engineer  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  res 
1406  Fifteenth 

McAvin  Wm,  clerk,  res  1406  Fifteenth 

MCAVOY  &  MCCARTHY  (Joseph  C  McAvoy 
and  James  L  McCarthy)  undertakers,  873  Wash- 
ington 

McAvoy  Daniel,  baker  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San 
Pablo  ave 

MCAVOY  HENRY  J,  real  estate,  insurance 
and  notary  public,  877   Washington,  res  1629  Lincoln 

McAvoy  Joseph  C  (McAvoy  &  McCarthy)  res  Clarendon 
House 

McBain  Alexander,  bookkeeper,  res  1080  Twenty-se  ond 
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cBean  Alexander,  contractor,  res  217  Durant 

cBee  Frank  M,  barber,  res  1632  Telegraph  ave 

c'Boyle  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  903  Market 

cBrateny  John,  res  Winthrop  House 

cBrian  Jane  Miss,  res  217  Sixth 

cBrian  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  217  Sixth 

cBrian  Patrick,  laborer,  res  217  Sixth 

cBride ,  res  Girard  House 

cBride    ,    teamster  Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,  res 


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McBride  Ellen  Miss,  res  712  Myrtle 
McBride  Henry,  barber,  834£  Broadway 
McBride  James,  errand  bov  Max  Greenhood  &  Co,  res  816 

Willow 
McBride    James    J,  wood    carver  and  pattern    maker,  463 

Third,  res  816  Willow 
McBride  John,  laborer  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res 

712  Myrtle 
McBride  Samuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  res  803 

Castro 
McBrien  Jane  Mrs,  res  759  Fourth 

McBrown  John,  packer  N  P  Cole,  res  Willamette  House 
McCabe  Catherine   Mrs    (McCabe   &   Roach)    res    SW   cor 

Seventh  and  Brush 
McCabe  I'M  ward,  res  1364  Seventh  ave 

McCabe  Edward,  dentist  J  Dimmick,  res   875   \Va>hington 
McCabe  Fred,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  914  Pine 
McCabe  c  T.  traveling  salesman  MJ  KELLER,  1007 

and  1009  Broadway 
McCabe  James  E,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  rea  L364  Seventh  ave 
McCabe  John  .1,  butcher,  res  502  E  Fifteenth 
McCabe  Joseph,  clerk  Harris  and  Beel,  res  cor  Seventh  and 

McCain  .1..-  ph  P,  farmer,  re-  528  Charter 
McCabe  May  Mi--,  student,  res  L364  Seventh  ave 
McCabe  May,  student    Depue  a-   A.ydelotte'8   Business   I 

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McCabe  <ft  Etoach  (Mrs   Catherine   McCabe)  groceries   and 

li«i  751  Seventh 

Me( labe  'I'  M rs,  rea  17  11  Linden 

McCaffertj   Daniel,  laborer  T  C  Emery,  re-  1694  Seventh 
McCaffertv  Jain<  3,  employe  City  Pound,  res  L72]  Fourteenth 
McCaffer)  Owen,  baker  R  Merrick,  res  L61  Seventh 
M«(  lain  ( i  irpenter,  res  L113  N  ineteenth 

McCall  James,  clerk  Hugh  Fletcher,  res  1802  San  Pablo  ave 


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McCall  Joseph   G,  general  agt   New   York,   Lake   Erie   and 

Western  Railway,  S  F,  res  1027  Eighth 
McCallum  Malcolm  S,  dyer  Alex  McGeoch,  res  2241  Adeline 
McCamant  L  A,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  829  Myrtle 
McCamant  Lewis  G,  mattress  maker   C   Schreiber,   res   829 

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McCann  Alexander  S,  printer,  res  1682  Eighth 
McCann  Andrew,  res  818  Linden 
McCann  Anna  Mrs,  res  584  Jones 
McCann  Catherine  Mrs,  res  818  Linden 
g*   McCann  Hannah  Mrs,  res  1518  Fifth 

McCann  Harriett  Miss,  domestic  J   P  McCarthy,  res  1291 

Alice 
McCann  Hugh,  laborer,  res  818  Linden 
McCann  James  A  carriage  painter,  res   812  Twenty-second 
McCann  James  H,  carpenter,  res  584  Jones 
McCann  John,   laborer    Union    Iron    Works,  S  F,  res  818 

Linden 
McCann  J   W    Mrs,  vest    maker    M    J  KELLER,  res 

1006  Franklin 
McCann  Martha  Mrs,  widow,  res  812  Twenty-second 
McCardle  James  G,  student  Dupue   &  Aydelotte's  Business 

College,  res  658  Eighth 
McCargar  Philander,  physician,  Virginia  City,  Nev,  res  962 

Kirkham 
McCarrick  James,  laborer,  res  1873  William 
McCarrick  James,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Thirty-ninth 
McCarrick  Kate,  res  830  Webster 
McCarron  Bros  (David  and  Cochran)   wood  and  coal,  hay 

and  grain,  1847  San  Pablo  ave 
McCarron  Cochran  (McCarron  Bros)  res  945  Thirty-fifth 
McCarron  David  (McCarron  Bros)  res  675  Twenty-seven tli 
McCart  D  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  730  Union 
McCarten  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  763  Grove 
McCarten  James,  capitalist,  res  763  Grove 
McCarten  Lizzie  Miss,  stenographer,  res  763  Grove 
McCarten  Rosa  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  763  Grove 
McCarter  H  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  1269  Sixth  ave 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
McCarthv  Charles,  bricklaver,  res  701  Brush 
McCarthy  Charles  E,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1063  Willow 
McCarthy  Daniel,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  602  Filbert 
McCarthy  Daniel,  ship  caulker,  S  F,  res  1811  Taylor 
McCarthv  Daniel,  laborer    Paget'    Sound  Lumber  Yard,   res 

310  Grove 
I  McCarthy  Daniel  F,  clerk  William  Walsh,   res  1320  Peralta 

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j^j  McCarthy  Daniel  P,  moulder,  S  F,  ras  1811  Taylor  J&* 

!ij  McCarthy  Denis,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1615  Seward 


McCarthy  E  A.  student,  res  1*291  Alice 
I-  Q  McCarthy  Edward,  res  316  Tenth  N| 

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McCarthy  J  J  (Delaney  &  McCarthy)  res' 409  Eighth  p 

McCarthy  John,  clerk  Jas  A  Anderson,  res  1811  Taylor  |»= 

McCarthy  John,  teamster  J  C  Hussev,    res  Winthrop  House  jQa 
McCarthy  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  740  Peralta 
McCarthy  John,  mfr  fine   art  furniture,  res  n    s  Merced  aye 

nr  Telegraph  ave 

McCarthy  John  J,  butcher,  res  1811  Taylor  JUl* 

McCarthy  J  P,  real  estate,  res  1291  Alice  ® 
McCarthy  Julia  Miss,  domestic,  res  107  Thirteenth 

McCarthy  Lulu  Miss,  res  1291  Alice  [£_ 

McCarthy  Michael,  laborer,  res  1657  Pacific  Sq| 

McCarthy  Timothy,  painter,  res  1088  E  Twenty-third  jg*, 

McCarthy  Timothy  J,  brakcman  S    P  Co,  res  1657  Pacific  m—m 

McCarthy  Wm,  salesman  Phelan  &  Fish,  res  316  Tenth  *^1 

McCarthy  William,  clerk,  s  F,  res  1811  Taylor  S9 

McCartney  Charles,  painter,  res  762  Franklin  ~y^ 

jwj     McCartm-y  Harvey,  painter,  res  7<>2  Franklin  o 

McCartney  II  II.  warehouseman  S  I*  Co,  res  1310  Harrison  a=£ 

T    McCartney  John,  carpenter,  res  363  First  _5^ 
McCartney  Nelson,  grainer,  res  762  Franklin 

S    McCartney  Wm  J,  plumber  James  McGivney,  res  363  First 
McCarty  Alfred  M,  clerk    Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co,  S  F,  res 

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*    m    McCarty  Jeremiah  J,  Baloon,  res  416  Eighth 

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McCarty  John  L,  road  master  Bay  District,  res  Stock  Yards  £5 

McCarty  Josephine  Miss,  res    U8Fifth  ~ 

McCarty  Marguerite,  cashier,  res  704^Third  ^4 

McCarty  Mary  Miss,  res  724  Peralta  pi 

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McCausland  J  A,  dentist,  res  1017  Willow 

McCaw  Dan,  bartender  J  Fennessy 

McCaw  E  A,  cigar  maker  H  Robinson,  res  cor  Seventh  and 
Broadway 

McCay  John,  hostler  A  Gates,  res  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 
Franklin 

McChesney  Abbie,  domestic  Fairmont  House 

MCCHESNEY  JOSEPH  B,  principal  High 
School,  res  1364  Franklin 

McClain  Melancthon  0,  carriage  painter  C  F  Hampel,  res 
837  Twenty-ninth 

McClanahan  Edward,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  754  Willow 

McCleery  Frank,  clerk,  res  713  Fifth 

McCleery  W  W,  res  713  Fifth 

McClellan  Charles,  carpenter,  res  Nineteenth  ave  bet  E 
Fourteenth  and  E  Fifteenth 

McClellan  Clifford,  res  Lorin 

McClellan  David,  horse  shoer  Ben  Kneale,  res  cor  First  ave 
and  Summer 

McClellan  George,  driver,  res  s  s  Saring  nr  Adeline 

McClellan  J  T,  lineman  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph  Co, 
res  Weber  Hotel 

McClellan  M,  lineman,  res  Weber  Hotel 

McClellan  R  Guy,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

McClellan  Robert  B,  student,  res  Lorin 

McClelland  Harry  A,  grocer,  578  E  Twelfth,  res  506  Twenty- 
third 

McClelland  Harry  W,  bookkeeper  Oregon  Improvement  Co, 
res  S  F 

McClelland  Henry  S,  carpenter,  res  506  E  Twenty-third 

McClelland  Howard  G,  clerk,  res  506  E  Twenty-third 

McClelland  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1730  Eighth 

McClelland  Robert  J,  clerk  C  J  Krytser,  res  522  Sixth 

McClelland  Thomas  A  Mrs,  res  517  Eleventh 

McClelland  Thomas  A,  furniture  dealer,  res  517  Eleventh 

McCleverty  Charles  (McCleverty  &  Xoblett)  res  1257  Harri- 
son 

McCleverty  &  Noblett  (Charles  McCleverty  and  Robert 
Noblett)  proprs  Fashion  Livery  Stable,  864  Broadway 

McClintock  Joseph,  laborer,  res  613  E  Sixteenth 

McCloskey  Charles  J,  farmer,  res  720+  E  Fourteenth 

McCloskey  C  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1766  William 

McCloskey  John,  laborer,  res  970  Third 

McCloskey  Patrick,  laborer  res  115U  We 

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McCloud  Edith  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  1756  Seventh 

McCloud  R  H,  cigar-  and  tobacco,  463  Twelfth,  res  cor  Booth 

and  Gilbert 
McCloud  Wm  M,  patrolman,  res  705  Market 
McCloy  Fred,  butcher,  res  Oakland  House 
McCloy  Henry,  policeman,  res  211  Fifth 
McCloy  James,  res  Winthrop  House 
McClov  James  S,  patrolman,  res  211  Fifth 
McClunie  Wm  J,  clerk,  SF,  res  1066  Kirkham 
McClure  David  Rev  (Episcopal)  res  586  Caledonia  ave 
McClure  James  M,  clerk    Union    National    Bank,    res 

Tenth 
McClure  James  \Y,  receiving  teller  Union    National    Bank, 

res  572  Tenth 
McClure  J  Stephen,  machinist,  res  1613  Magnolia 
McClure-  Lou  P  Miss,  res  522  E  Eleventh 
McClure  Martha  B  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  1125  Third 

ave 
McClure  X  C,  clergyman  Seventh  Day  Adventists,   res  1591 

Telegraph  ave 
McClure  P  L  Mrs,  matron   Oakland  City    Mission  (Seventh 

Day  Adventists)  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
McClure  Steward,  insurance,  S  F,  res  1014  Magnolia    . 
McClurg  E  D,  painter,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
M<  CLYMONDS   J     W,     City      Superintendent     of 

Schools,  res   177  Plymouth   ave 
McCollum  John,  gardener  J  C  Ainsworth,   res    Vernon  ave 
McComas  Mollie  Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  S  F 
McComh  Baron  X.  painter,  S  F,  rea  L105  Twenty-eighth 
McComh  Carrol]  B,  painter,  res  2045  Magnolia 
McComh  Wm  II  II.  res  2047  Magnolia 

McCombs  J   W.  printer    Carruth    cV    Carrntli,    res    Twenty- 

fourth  ave,  bel   E  Eleventh  and  Railroad  ave 
McConaughey  Eorace,  boiler   maker  Clark    ft   Wboley,  res 

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McConaughey  John  S,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley,  rea  9  F 
McCone  M       i<    Miss,   compositor  Berkeley  Herald,  rea  n  - 

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Me( lonnell  Delia  M iss,  rea  93  1  I fnion 
M<(  lonnell  I  [arriet  M  iss,  rea  93  I  I  rnion 
McConnell  John,  laborer,  rea  1617  Adeline 
McCord  Alice  A  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  rea   ln,'»,; 
McCord  Arthur,  painter,  rea  564  E  Fifteenth 
McCord  Benjamin  EI, hack  driver,  rea   1381  Ninth 
Mc(  lord  Bessie  Miss,  ill  'ift<  enth 


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McCord  Burnside,  butcher  Dug  H  McCord,  res  405  Tenth 
McCord  D  H,  butcher,  401  Tenth  and  971  Franklin,  res  405 

Tenth 
McCord  Edwin  K,  weil  borer,  res  1156  Campbell 
McCord  F  D,  clerk  Harrison  &  Boyce,  res  969  Jackson 
McCord  George  B,  res  969  Jackson 
McCord  Harriet  Miss,  res  1066  Tenth 
McCormack  Edward,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  324  E  Eighth 
McCormack  M  Miss,  telegraph    operator,    S  F,    res  662   E 

Thirty-third 
McCormack  Mary  K  Mrs,  res  903  E  Eighth 
McCormic  J  J,  engineer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  Piedmont  ave  nr 

Mountain  View  Cemetery 
McCorrnick  Charles,  solicitor,  res  1614  Eleventh  ave 
McCormick  Ed,  engineer  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 

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McCormick  Harry  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1612  Eleventh  ave  i 
McCormick  T  Andrew,  driver  Union  Ice  Co,  res  174  Tenth 
Mccormick  Win,  real  estate,  res  855  Harrison 
McCormick  Wm,  farmer,  res  855  Harrison 
McCosh  Aleck,  foreman  Tubbs  Hotel  Stables,  res  same 
McCourtney  John  H,  farmer,  res  2502  Telegraph  ave 
McCourtney  M  P  Mrs,  res  2502  Telegraph  ave 
McCown  Fannie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1407  Twelfth 
McCoy  Charles  L,  mining  sec,  S  F,  res  62  E  Twelfth* 
McCoy  Thomas,  iron  moulder,  res  840  west 
McCracken  Catherine  A  Miss,  res  976  E  Sixteenth 
McCracken  Charles  L,  physician  and  surgeon,  rooms  47-48, 

969  Broadway,  res  same 
McCracken  Emma  I  Miss,  res  976  E  Sixteenth 
McCracken  George  H  Rev,  pastor  Thirty-fourth  Street  M  E 

Church,  res  576  Thirty-fourth 
McCracken  Gussie  M  Miss,  res  976  E  Sixteenth 
McCracken  Hugh,  builder  and  contractor,  res    1318  Kirk- 
ham 
McCracken  James,  laborer,  res  1662  Thirteenth  ave 
McCracken  John  H,  contractor  and  builder,  res  976  E  Six- 
teenth 
McCracken  Josephine  A  Miss,  res  976  E  Sixteenth 
McCracken  Laura  Miss,  student,  res  1318  Kirkham 
McCracken  M  Isabel  Miss,  res  976  E  Sixteenth 
McCrae  James,  master  steamer  San  Juan,  res  938  Magnolia 
McCrae  John  V,  student,  res  938  Magnolia 
McCraig  Annie  Miss,  employe  cotton  mills,  res  1053  Fifth 

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McCray  Arthur,  student,  res  1023  West 


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^  McCray  William  L,  res  1023  We  ^ 

LLl  McCreery  John   L,   fruit  dealer,  464   Seventh,  res   Eureka  "*   W 

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H  Q  McCreery  M  Mrs,  res  377  Twelfth  c    j^ 

CO  Z  McCrimmon  Kenneth,  carpenter,  res  31  <  Third  3*    PjJ 

W  <  McCrimmon  M  J  Mrs,  res  317  Third  3    g 

-J  McCrimmon  Rachel,  dressmaker,  res   317  Third  »    ■"" a 

HI  *  McCrimmon  Wm  H,  clerk  W  F  Kroll.  res  .317  Third  »    ^ 

X  <  McCrindle   Emily   J   Miss,   milliner  Mrs   R  Mott,  res  1811  '     g 

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CO        McCrindle  Lillias  W  Miss,  res  1811  Short 
UJ        McCrindle  Wm,  broker,  S  F.  rea  1811  Short 

3C         McCrindle  Wm  W,  watchmaker  S  Samuels,   res  1S11  Short  L-h 

ZZ        McCrum  Jennie  Mi-s.  res  1352  Franklin  ^      t 

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S         McCue  Marian  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  H  T  Wallace,  res  233  ^^ 

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McCuen  Frank  A,  clerk,  res  Girard  House 

HI  McCuen  George  H,  machinist  S  P  Co.  res  924  Pine 
McCuen  Nelson,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1720  Eighth 
^m    McCulloch  I  .ana  Mrs,  rea  B60  Lydia 

McCullock  Clarence  G,  laborer,  rea  s,'><>  Lydia 
^^    McCullough  C  M.  Bawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  C        ^-^ 
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S    McCullough  Henry,  carpenter.  S  F,  rea  1681  Lincoln 
McCullough  Lawson,  lather,  res  1121  Peralta 
McCullough  Lizzie  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry. 

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McCullough  Michael,  rea  10071  E  Fourteenth 
McCullough  Michael,  farmer,   rea  l"n7    E  Fourteenth 


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McCullum  Hattie  Mrs,  rea  1 7 : J 7  Filbert  ^^ 

McCully  Judson,  foreman  planing  mill,  n  -  s"N  Eighteenth  ^ 

McCune  James,  teamster,  rea  Mather  nr  Ih>v,  O 

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McCurvey   Annette   Miss,   nurse  Q  E  DeGolia,  rea  Vfornon   * 

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McCutcheon   Jennie   Miss,   groceries,  232  Twelfth,  res   213 

Eighth 
McCutcheon    Mary    Miss,    groceries,  232    Twelfth,    res  213 

Eighth 
McCutcheon  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  661  Sycamore 
McCutcheon  Robert,  helper  Geo    Christman,  res    061  Syca- 
more 
McCutcheon  Thomas  G,  driver    Grand  Central  Stables,  res 

NWcor  Twelfth  and  Webster 
McCutcheon  William,  street  contractor,  res  210  Eighth 
McCutcheon  William  A,  teamster  E  Hook,  res  215  Eighth 
McDade  Alice  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  549  Charter 
McDanel  Katie  Miss,  principal  Market  Street  Free  Kinder- 
garten 
McDanel  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  617  Fifteenth 
McDavis    Mrs,  vest    maker    M  J  KELLER,  res    767 

Tenth 
McDermott  Annie  Miss,  res  672  Sycamore 
McDermott  B  Miss,  res  cor  Mather  and  Montgomery 
McDermott  Bernard,  grocery,  saloon  and  butcher,  cor  Pied- 
mont ave  and  Mather,  res    cor    Mather  and  Montgom- 
ery 
McDermott  C,  res  Winthrop  House 
McDermott  K,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
McDermott  Lena  Miss,  waitress  J   E    McElrath,  res  North 

Te  mescal 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  res  729  Fifth 
McDermott  Thomas,  miner,  res  2065  Market 
McDevitt  James  J,  printer,  res  1862  Short 
McDevitt  Maria  Miss,  res  1862  Short 

McDonald ,  carpenter,  res  765  Willow 

McDonald  A  Beatrice  Miss,  res  576  Twenty-fourth 

McDonald  A  Bruce,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1012  Wood 

McDonald  Agnes  A  Miss,  res  277  Eighth 

McDonald  A  J,  blacksmith,  res  734  Linden 

McDonald  Alex,    carpenter,  res   cor  Old  County  Road  and 

Carroll 
McDonald  Alex,  carpenter,  res  730^  Union 
McDonald  Alexander,  plumber  Dalziel  &    Moller,    res  576 

Twenty-fourth 
McDonald  Alice  Miss,  res  916  Harrison 
McDonald  Alma  E  Miss,  res  1930  Linden 
McDonald  Angus  R,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  765  Willow 
cDonald  Annie,  domestic,  949  Filbert 
cDonald  Arthur  H,  salesman  Maxwell  &   Pearce,  res  576 
Twenty-fourth 


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McDonald  A  S,  real  estate,  res  804  Thirteenth 
McDonald  C  Mrs,  grocery  store,  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Ade- 
line, res  same 
McDonald  C  Mrs,  res  626  Third 
McDonald  Calvin  V,  journalist,  res  403  Ninth 
MCDONALD   &    CAMERON    (D   F    McDonald 
and  H  M  Cameron)  real  estate,  479  Ninth 
cDonald  Chas,  res  1353 Tenth  ave 

cDonald  Chas  R,    clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  825  Mag- 
nolia 
cDonald  Cora  E  Miss,  res  1010  E  Twenty-first 
cDonald  Cornelius,  groceries,  858  Lydia,  res  same 
cDonald  Delia  Miss,  res  016  Harrison 
cDonald  Duncan  F  (McDonald  &  Cameron)  res  Berry  man 

Station 
cDonald  Edward,  student,  re-  L930  Linden 
cDonald  Florence  Mi-s.  res  825  Magnolia 
cDonald  Geo  (O'Connell  A  McDonald)  res  1273  San  Pablo 

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cDonald  Geo,  salesman,  S  F,  res  863  Twenty-second 
cDonald  Harry  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1035  Chester 
cDonald  Honora  Miss,  res  825  Fifteenth 


cDonald  J  A  C,  plumbing,  tinning   and  gasfitting,   1373 

Broadway,  res  same 
cDonald  James,  car  repairer  S  P   Co,  res   S15  Eighteenth 
cDonald  James,  carpenter,  res  1010  E  Twenty-first 
cDonald  James,  clerk  John  Clonen,  res  727  Henry 
cDonald  James,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
cDonald  James,  carpenter,  res  833  Myrtle 
cDonald  James,  res  942  Thirty-fourth 
cDonald  James   Jr,   real   estate,    474    Eighth,    res    White 

Bouse 
cDonald  Jessie  Miss,  type  writer,  S  F.  res  734  Linden 
cDonald  James  McC,  machinist,  8  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
cDonald  J  C,  miner,  res  73  1  Linden 
cDonald  John,  carpenter,  res  839  Isabella 
cDonald  John,  Btudent,  res  B25  Fifteenth 
cDonald  John,  carpenter,  res  clarendon  Bouse 
cDonald  John   Alex,  plumber   Dalziel  &   Moller,  res  542 

camore 
cDonald  John  B,  Bhip  carpenter,  res  7J7  Henry 
el  tonald  John  D,  door  maker  < Salifornia  Door  Co,  res  727 

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cDonald  John  E,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  542  Sycamore 

cl  kmald  John  E,  minim  1 33  I  <  Shestnul 

cDonald  Joseph,  porter  Union  [c<  Co,  res  L377  Broadway 


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McDonald  Joseph  B,  contractor,  res  818  Myrtle 
McDonald  Josephine  F  Miss,  res  1353  Tenth  ave 
McDonald  Leslie,  rancher,  res  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Twenty- 
fourth  ave 
McDonald  Lucy  A  Mrs,  res  1185  E  Sixteenth 
McDonald  M  C  Mrs,  res  576  Twenty-fourth 
McDonald  Patrick,  gardener,  res  811  Twelfth 
McDonald  Robert,  teamster  Barstow  &  Babbitt,  res  325  Sixth 
McDonald  Robert,  carpenter,  res  626  Third 
McDonald  Robt  H,  res  1212  Adeline 
McDonald  Sallie  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  1035  Chester 
McDonald  Susan  M  Miss,  res  1422  Sixth  ave 
McDonald  Martin,  laborer  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  170 

Fifth 
McDonald  Mary  Miss,  res  825  Fifteenth 
McDonald  Martin,  employe  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  170 

Fifth 
McDonald  Matthew,  clerk  Oakland  post-office,  res  1356  Fif- 
teenth 
McDonald  Maude  Miss,  res  916  Harrison 
McDonald  Thomas,  boiler  inspector  S  P  Co,  res   1865   Goss 
McDonald  Thomas,  res  1010  West 
McDonald  Thomas,  res  825  Fifteenth 

McDonald  Thomas  H  (Upham  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1930  Linden 
McDonald  W,  driver  Cape  Ann  Bakery,  res  Bushell  House 
McDonald  Wm,  contractor,  res  576  .Twenty-fourth 
McDonald  Wm    Henry,    driver    Union    Ice    Co,    res    1377 

Broadway 
McDonald  W  T,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  i\s  1706  Seward 
McDonald  W  J,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  576  Twenty-fourth 
McDonnell  James,  laborer,  res  815  Eighteenth 
McDonnell  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res   1720  Thirteenth   ave 
McDonough  A  T,  cutter  Greenhood    &   Moran,   res  Fair- 
mount  House 
McDonough  Festus,  laborer,  res  247  Hannah 
McDonough  James,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  804  Cedar 
McDonough  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res 

768  Wood 
McDonough  M,  collector,  res  1356  Fifteenth 
McDonough  Maggie  Miss,  res  460  Sixth 
McDonough  Mark,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  768  Wood 
McDonough  Thomas,  res  Winthrop  House 
McDougall  C,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  res  1007   and  1009 

Broadway 
McDowell  M  C,  grocer,  777  Twelfth,  res  same 
McDowell  W  A,  copyist  county  clerk,  res  Henrv  House 


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McDovle  Mrs,  res  The  Olive 

McDuff  James,  tailor  MANNING  &  SON,  res  New 

York  Hotel 
McDuffee  Charles  S,  carpenter,  res  217  Fifth 
McDuffee  Fred,  carpenter.  Jones  &  Co 
McDuffee  Arthur,  harness  maker   Robert  J   Beebe,  res  1457 

San  Pablo  ave 
McDuffie  Chas  D,  insurance  agt,  res  1457  San  Pablo  ave 
McEachen  Duncan,  ship  carpenter,  rea  725  Lewis 
McElhatton  W  A.  bakery,  770  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
McElligott  Annie  Miss,  res  1060  E  Fourteenth 
McElligott  Maggie  Miss,  rea  1060  E  Fourteenth 
McElligott  Michael,  messenger  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph 

Co,  res  1060  E  Fourteenth 
McElligott    Michael,     messenger    W    U    Tel    Co    res     1060 

E  Fourteenth 
McElligott    William,    ticket    agt    A  &    P    R  R,    S    F,    res 

1060  E  Eourteenth 
McElliott  Mary  Miss,  milliner  KAHN  BROS,  rea    N 

Temescal 
McElnea  Matilda  Mrs,  widow,  res  Orange,  Vernon  Heights 
MlELRATH    J    E,    attorney-at-law,     rooms     9-10, 

906  Broadway,  res  Elmwood,  N  Temescal 
McElroy  .lame-,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  XE  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Clay,  rea  524  Seventh 
McElroy  James  Jr,  salesman  Jas  McElroy,  res  524  Seventh 
McElroy  Jamea  P,  atty-at-law,  921  Broadway,  re-  -"74  Charter 
McElroy  John,  student,  rea  524  Seventh 
McElroy  Lilian  E,  Mi-,  rea  1212  Castro 
McEivany  -I  (>.  letter  carrier,  rea  658  Eighth 
McElwin  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  r<  -  701  Campbell 
McEnterfer    Hattie,   chambermaid   Pacific    Pre--    Hoarding 

House,  714  Eleventh 
McEntyre  Daniel,  conductor  S  P  Co,  rea  L018  Adeline 
McEvoy  Richard,  rea  Peralta  ave  nr  Lynde 
MPFADDEN  B,  attorney-at-law,  906   Broadway,  rei 

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McFadden  John,  Laborer,  re-  L260  Campbell 
McFarland  8  Ellen  Mi--,  teacher,  rea  559  Simpson  ave 
McFarland  Winnie  Mi  9,  principal  GoodweU  Kindergarten, 

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McFarlam    Alia    Mr-,  rea  1214  Tenth  ave 
McFarlin  Herbert  S,  student,  rea  962  Twenty-eighth 
McFarlin  Horatio,  ranch  owner,  rea  962  Twenty-eighth 
McFarlin  Myra  II  Mi--,  rea  962  Twenty-eighth 


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MrFARLING  JOHN,  farmer,    miner  and  breeder 

of  fancy  poultry,  res  706  Twelfth 
McFarran  Thomas,  machinist,  res  Melrose 
McFaul  F  A,  real  estate,  res  531  Twentieth 
McFeely  Fred   P,  supt  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  1931 

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McFeely  James  E,  machinist,  res  1921  Myrtle 
McFeely  Susan  M  Miss,  res  1931  Market 
McGann  John,  machinist,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
McGarry  Andrew,  groceries,  NE  cor  Sixth    and   Alice,  res 

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McGarry  Mamie  Miss,  dressmaker,  S  F,  res  cor    Sixth    and 

Alice 
McGauley  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  1360  West 
McGee  Archie,  coachman,  res  cor  Madison  and  Eleventh 
McGee  Edward,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  2212 

Magnolia 
McGee  Henry  J,  feed  store,  res  2049  San  Pablo  ave 
McGee  James,  res  Emeryville 
McGee  John,  junk,  417  Second 
McGee  Josie  Miss,  res  2049  San  Pablo  ave 
McGee  Ralph  S,  porter  WS&OTCo,  res  1037  Linden 
McGeoch  Alex,    Caledonia    Steam    Cleaning    and    Dyeing 

Works,  1319  Broadway  and    1324    Telegraph    ave,    res 

2241  Adeline 
McGeorge  John  M,  bookkeeper  Newland  House,  res  same 
McGie  John,  porter  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  SE  cor  Seventh 

and  Chester 
McGillivray  George,  sec  Downie   B  I  P  Co,  res   The   Gray- 
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McGillivray  John,  ship  carpenter,  res  1514  Fifth 
McGinn  James,  painter  T  J  Sheehan,  res  466  Third 
McGinness  Peter  A,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  918  Pine 
McGinniss  Thomas,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1665  Taylor 
McGinnis  Bernard,  res  1159  Jefferson 

McGinnis  H  G,  barber  W  C  Fleischhauer,  res  1808  Seventh 
McGinnis  John  L,  messenger  Sunset  Telephone  Telegraph 

Co,  res  1512  Broadway 
McGinnis  Matthew,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  659  Magnolia 
McGinnis  Thomas,  broker,  S  F,  res  1159  Jefferson 
McGinnis  Wm,  helper  J  A  C  Macdonald 
McGinty  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1116  Washington 
McGinty  Wm  G,  builder  and  contractor,  res  1927  Filbert 
McGiven  John  J,  foreman    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 

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McGivney  Thomas,  bolt  cutter  Fulton  Iron  Works,  S  F,  res 

1812  Taylor 
McGladdry  Johannah  Mrs,  res  1458  Linden 
McGlone  Katie,  domestic,  912  Filbert 
McGlone  Thos,  gardener  Mrs  A  Newland,  Lake  Shore  ave 
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MCGOVERN  &  CAHILL   (A    J    McGovern    and 
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McGovern  Henry  B,  clerk  John  Young,  res  705  Jackson 
McGovern  James  T,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1713  William 
McGovern  May  Miss,  tailoress  W  Levy,  res  705  Jackson 
McGovern  Michael,  laborer,  res  677  Twenty-third 
McGovern  Robert,  barber,  S  F,  res  1776  Atlantic 
McGowan  Charles  M,  accountant  Fireman's  Fund  Insurance 

Co,  res  310  Thirteenth 
McGowan  Emerson  P,  contractor,  res  613  Twenty-third  ave 
McGowan  Henry,  rancher,  res  Melrose 
McGowan  Mamie  Miss,  res  487  Twenty-fifth 
McGowan  Martin,  hod  carrier,  res  487  Twenty-fifth 
McGowan  Michael,  employe  California  Jute    Mills,  res     ls7 

Twenty-fifth 
McGowan  Peter  J,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  Grand 

Western  Hotel 
McGowan  Thomas  F,  machinist  L  Fraunder,  res  487  Twen- 
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McGowan  Warren  E,  carpenter,  res  613  Twenty-third  ave 
McGrah  Annie  Mis-,  domestic,  res  L534  Broadway 
McGrath  II  Mrs,  res  481  Twenty-firsi 
McGrath  Barriel  Miss,  Laundress  Contra  Costa   Laundry 
McGrath  John,  plumber  Jeffress,  Mitchell  ft  Co,  res  704 

Twenty-sixth 
McGrath  John,  shipwright,  res  731  Center 
McGrath  Julia  Miss,  domestic,  res  L067  Oak 
McGrath   Mary,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  r< 

Maple 
McGrath  Michael,  helper  -l  A  C  Macdonald,  res  L842  Grove 
McGrath  Michael  J,  apprentice  blacksmith,  res  L842  Grove 
McGrath  Michael  J,  dairy,  Mil  Kirkham,  res  same 
McGrath  Michael  T,  machinist,  8  F,  res  8  Maple 


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McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  res  704  Twenty-sixth 

McGrath  Thomas,  deckhand  S  P  Co,  res  686  Twenty-sixth 

McGrath    AVilliam   H,  salesman    McGovern    &    Cahill,  res 

cor  Twenty-first  and  Telegraph  ave 
McGraw  George,  collector  Oakland  Gas,  Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  714  Ninth 
McGregor  Bruce,  foreman   Mountain   View   Cemetery,   res 

same 
McGregor  D  C,  blacksmith  PH  McGrew,  res  1404  Fifteenth 

ave 
McGregor  Frank,  fireman,  res  735  Center 
McGregor  John  P  J,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res  735  Centre 
McGregor  Josephine,  clerk  Land  Title  Co 
McGrew  Endora  L  Miss,  res  1421  Eleventh  ave 
McGrew  Henry  G,  res  1421  Eleventh  ave 
McGrew  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress  Jno  K  Noble 
McGrew    P    H,    blacksmithing,    vaults,    shutters,  .anchors, 

fencing  and  cresting,   1056  Thirteenth   ave,  res  1421 

Eleventh  ave 
McGufflck  John  R,  printer,  S  F,  res  935  Poplar 
McGuffin  Marv  Mrs,  laundress   Contra  Costa  Laundrv,  res 

1370  Fifteenth 
McGugin  T  A  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Market  and  Twenty-fourth 
M<  Guiness  Matthew,  laborer,  res  659  Magnolia 
McGuinn  Michael,  driver  Xo  3,  0  F  D,  res  1659  Taylor 
McGuire  Alice,  domestic,  1033  Linden 
McGuire  Bridget  Mrs,  widow,  res  1615  Adeline 
McGuire  Jesse  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  806  Willow 
McGuire  Patrick,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1813  William 
McGuire   Peter,    employe    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
McGuire  Philip,  saloon  cor  Fifth  and  Railroad  ave,  nr  Shell 

Mound  Station 
McGuire    Philip,    fireman    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 

Commercial  Hotel 
McGuire  Thomas  E,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1716  Eighth 
McGuire    William    H,    cooper  Oakland  Pickle  Factory,  res 

677  Twenty-seventh 
McGuire  W  P,  horse  shoer  H  M  Wilson,  res  813  Castro 
McHaffie  James  (Jones  &  Co)  res  880  Milton 
McHaffie  Wm,  mailing  clerk  Tribune,  res  880  Milton 
MaHale  George,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  740  Chester 
McHenry   A  E  Mrs,  branch  bakery  and  notions,   res   1302 

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McHenry  Ada  M  Mrs,  artist,  res  325  E  Nineteenth 


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McHenry  Edward,  res  1302  Twenty-third  ave 

McHenrv  Mary  Mrs,  res  278  Seventh 

MCHENRY     M    S    MBS,     art    needlework     and 

stamping,  1055  Washington,  Davis  Block 
McHenrv  S,  res  1055  Washington 
MCHUGH  FRANK  H,  secretary  Whitney  Standard 

and  Oakland  Transfer  Co,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
McHugh  George  D,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  933  Pine 
McHugh  Joseph  A,  clerk  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
McHugh  John,  for einar  S  P  Co,  res  933  Pine 
McHugh  John  Jr,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  933  Pine 
McHugh  J  Wm,  clerk  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
McHugh  Win  E,  res  933  Pine 
McHugo  Bessie  Miss,  res  817  Twentieth 
McHugo  Grace  S  Miss,  res  817  Twentieth 
McHugo  John,  shoemaker,  res  817  Twentieth 
McHugo  Ruth  Mrs,  res  817  Twentieth 
Mclnerney  Bertha  Miss,  res  564  Seventh 
Mclnerney  Mary  Mrs,  res  564  Seventh 
Mclnerney  Michael,  clerk  E  A  Jones,  res  564  Seventh 
Mclnerney  Thomas  J,  teamster,  res  564  Seventh 
Mclnernv  Mary,  domestic,  560  E  Twenty-second 
Mclntire  C  Mrs,  res  618*  E  Twelfth 
Mclntire  Edna,  res  618*  E  Twelfth 
Mclntire  John  J,   supt   Mclntire    Mining    Co,    res  618*  E 

Twelfth 
Mclntire  Ruth,  res  618*  E  Twelfth 

Mcintosh ,  cook,  res  1828  Grove 

Mcintosh  D   G,  traveling    salesman  M    J    KELLEK, 

1007-1009  Broadway 
Mcintosh  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res   1364  Ninth 
Mcintosh  Sarah  Miss,  res  1828  Grove 
Mcln tyre  John,  furniture    and   Btovea    L551    Seventh,    res 

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Mclntyre  Robert,  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Mclntyre  Robert,  plumber,  rea  Forty-seventh  ar  Salem 
Mclntyre  Robert,  rea  Fruil  Yale 
Mclsaac  A,  supl    St   Mary's    Cemetery,  northern    terminus 

Piedmont  ave,  rea  same 
Mclverty  Thomas,  laborer,  rea  \<  w  York  llutel 
M<KAIG  WW    Rev,  res  Henry  House 
McKay  Ann  Miss,  domestic,  L259  Webster 
McKay  Arthur,  car  repairer S  I*  Co,  res  509  Sixth 
McKay  Catharine  Mrs,  rea  753  Seventh 
McKay  E  I>.  bool  and  shoemaker,  711  Filbert,  res  same 
McKay  Jam<  -  L,  millwright,  rea  967  Washington 


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McKay  Nettie  Miss,  res  1414  Filbert 

McKay  William,  clerk  S  P  Go's  offices,  S  F,   res  912  Union 

McKay  Wm  L,  cigars,  849  Broadway,  res  714  Seventh 

McKean  Wm,  porter  Tubbs  Hotel 

McKeand  G  W,  searcher  of  records,   SE    cor    Fourth    and 

Broadway,  res  810  Thirteenth 
McKee  Alfred  S,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1951  Myrtle 
McKee  Amy  M  Miss,  res  1033  Adeline 

McKee  Andrew  J,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1951  Myrtle 
McKee  Frank  0,  res  133  Fourth 
McKee  James  C,  cashier,  res  1033  Adeline 
McKee  John  A,  clerk  State   Investment  Insurance  Co,  S  F, 

res  133  Fourth 
McKee  Lysle,  carpenter,  res  1951  Myrtle 
McKee  Mary  A  Miss,  res  133  Fourth 
McKee  May  Miss,  res  1951  Myrtle 
McKee  Nellie  A  Miss,  res  1033  Adeline 
McKee  Ralph,  carpenter,  res  1951  Myrtle 
McKee  Ray,  student,  res  1453  Grove 
McKee  Robert,  res  133  Fourth 
McKee  Robert  L,  atty-at-law,  906  Broadway,  room   26,   res 

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McKee  Sally  B  Miss,  res  1033  Adeline 
McKee  Samuel    Bell,    atty-at-law,    rooms    15    and    16,    957 

Broadway,  res  1033  Adeline 
McKee  S  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  1033  Adeline 
McKee  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  133  Fourth 
!  McKeegan  Alex  H,  employe  Contra  Costa  Laundrv,  res  809 

Willow 
!  McKeegan  Frank  J,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  809  Willow 
McKeegan  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
McKeegan  Patrick,    laborer    California    Door    Co,  res    811 

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McKeen  Albert  A,  bridge  builder,  res  956  Wood 
McKeen  Carrie  Mrs,  res  1810  Atlantic 
McKeen  Herman  S,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1810  Atlantic 
McKeever  Reuben  L,  carriage  painter,  res  Temescal 
McKeil  James,  res  1480  Twenty-third  ave 
McKeirnan  Annie  Miss,  res  1349  Eighteenth 
McKeirnan  John  B,  carpenter,  res  1349  Eighteenth 
McKeirnan  Katie  Miss,  res  1349  Eighteenth 
McKeirnan  Thomas  J,  painter,  res  1349  Eighteenth 
McKellups  Annie  Mrs,  res  864  Washington 
McKendry  John,  helper  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  House 
McKenley  Edward  D,  clerk  S  F,  res  Emeryville 


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Uj  McKenna  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  763  Campbell 

McKenna  Mary,  domestic,  927  Filbert 

McKennev  Delia  B  Miss,  type  writer,  res  689  Twentv-fourth 

MCKENNET  L  M,"  city  agent  Fireman's   Fund  In- 
surance Co,  res  6S9  Twenty-fourth 

McKenworthy  John,  florist,  res  920  Sixth  ave 

McKenzie ,  carpenter  res  325  Ninth 

McKenzie  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  S23  Filbert,  res  same 
P  O  McKenzie  Alfred  A,   salesman   Mead   &   Co,   res   Franklin, 
nr  Seventh 

McKenzie  Alex  W,  bookkeeper,  res  1259  Jefferson 

McKenzie  Carrie  Miss,  res  611  Fifteenth 

McKenzie  &  Co  (Thomas  McKenzie  and  T   J  Fish)    proprs 
New  York  Stables,  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Webster 

McKenzie  E  M  Miss,  res  1254  Webster 

McKenzie  Emma  Miss,  res  617  Tenth 

McKenzie  Hugh,  res  571  E  Twelfth 

McKenzie  J  Mrs.  dress  and  cloak  maker,  95S  Clay,  res  same 

^    McKenzie  James,  engineer  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,   res 
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H    McKenzie  James  A,  carpenter,  res  617  Tenth 
McKenzie  John  L,  waiter  Alexander  Campbell 
!  McKenzie  Kenneth,  carpenter,  res  617  Tenth 
9     McKenzie  Lillie  Miss,  student,  res  111<»  Myrtle 
Jmd     McKenzie  M,  cook  Oakland  Hospital,  res  356  Ninth 
j^j    McKenzie  Margaret  Miss,  domestic,  res  1379  Harrison 

S     McKenzie  Peter  N,  foreman  Magic  Soap  Co,  res  722  Fourth 
McKenzie  R  D,  employe  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  611   Fif- 
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McKenzie  S  Mrs,  res  611  Fifteenth 


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McKenzie  Wm,  master  mechanic  S  P  Co,  res  1110  Myrtle  ^ 
McKenzie  Wm    E,  teamster,  res   w  s  Gold   bet   Moss  and 

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McKeoo  James,  rea  s_s  Eighteenth 
McKeon  Joseph  J,  clerk  John  Slavich,  rea  s'>7  Madison 
McKeon  Mamie  Miss,  ret  s_s  Eighteenth 
McKeoo  Neil,  clerk  <;  L  Mix,  res  s"7  Madison 
McKeon  NellieMiss,  rea  B28  Eighteenth 
McKeon  Patrick  II.  laborer  s  P  Co,  res  837  Madison 
McKeoun  James,  clerk  8  I".  pea  Lorin 
McKermick  Michael,  teamster  V  L  Fortin,  res  L3]  I  sixth  ave 
McKernau  Catherine  Mrs,  rea  1  l_l  Tenth 
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McKibben  Robert  W,  carpenter,  res  769  Seventeenth 

McKillen  B,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

McKillican  Robert,  contractor,  res  560  Twenty-fifth 

McKinery  Thomas,  laborer,  res  263  B 

McKinley  Alexander,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

1013  Fifth 
McKinlev  Alexander  W,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co, 

res  1013  Fifth 
McKinley  James,  res  1013  Fifth 
McKinley  Sarah  Miss,  res  1013  Fifth 
McKinney  Byron  H,  mechanic  W  W  Montague  &Co,  S  F,  res 

1606  San  Pablo  ave 
McKinney  George,  res  1862  Seventh 
McKinney  Michael,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  House 
McKinnon  Alex,  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel 

McKinnon  C  H,  tailor  Brown  &  McKinnon,  res  818  Seven- 
teenth 
McKinnon  Daniel,  bookkeeper  Winthrop  House,  res  same 
McKinnon  John,  carpenter,  res  1264  Center 
McKinnon  John  A,  Brown  &  McKinnon  and  sect  Board 

of  Trustees,  Oakland  Free  Library,  res  966  Market 
McKinnon  Lena  Miss,  res  1505  West 
McKinnon    Michael,  tailor  Brown    &   McKinnon,  res   818 

Seventeenth 
McKinnon  William,  gardener  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res 

same 
McKinnon  Wm,  ship  carpenter,  res  1721  William 
McKnight  A  J,   clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
McKown  Alex  H,  plumber,  557  E   Twelfth,  res  w  s  Ninth 

ave  bet  E  Fourteenth  and  E  Fifteenth 
McLachlan  Edward,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

730  Filbert 
McLaflin  E,  driver  Louis  Hewlett,  res  1117  Eighth  ave 
McLain  Melancthon  O,  painter,  res  837  Twenty-ninth 
McLain  W  R  T,  physician,  953^  Washington,  res  same 

McLanagan ,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 

McLahahan  Frankie,  domestic,  765  Nineteenth 

MeLane  James,  laborer,  res  629  Brush 

McLaren  James,  painter,  res  830  Webster 

McLaren  L,  agt  M  J  KELLER,  1007-1009  Broadway 

McLaren  William,  nurseryman,  res  686  E  Twenty-fourth 

McLaughlin  E  Miss,  res  881  Cedar 

McLaughlin   Edward,   plumber    Dalziel  &  Moller,  res   881 

Cedar 
McLaughlin  E  H,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  730 

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McLaughlin  Daniel,  employe   Kisdon  Iron  Works,  S  F,  res 

1613  Eighth 
McLaughlin  E  M  Mrs,  res  1118  Eleventh  ave 
McLaughlin  Fannie  Miss,  clerk  Domestic    Sewing  Machine 

Co,  S  F,  res  302  E  Fifteenth 
MCLAUGHLIN  F  J,  proprietor  Hotel  Merritt,  404 

Twelfth,  res  same 
McLaughlin  Frank,  street  grader,  res  881  Cedar 
McLaughlin  Henry,  laborer,  res  S23  Twenty-eighth 
McLaughlin  John,  cash  boy,  res  1520  Curtis 
McLaughlin  John  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1157  Franklin 
McLaughlin  M  Miss,  res  881  Cedar 

McLaughlin  Margaret    Miss,    dressmaker,    res    302  E    Fif- 
teenth 
McLaughlin  Margaret  Miss,  res  302  E  Fifteenth 
McLaughlin  Margaret  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  736  Myrtle 
McLaughlin  Maria  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  302  E  Fif- 
teenth 
McLaughlin  Michael,  fireman  Gas  Co,  res  1520  Curtis 
McLaughlin  Michael,  plumber    Dalziel    &    Moller,    res  881 

Cedar 
McLaughlin  Owen,  cleaner  S  P  -Co,  res  802  Wood 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  clerk  E  Manning,  res  580  Third 
McLaughlin  William  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1061  Willow 
McLean  Allen,  carpenter  S  PCo,  res  811  Pine 
McLean  Cassie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  313  Tenth 
McLean  David,  laborer,  res  828  Twenty-ninth 
McLean  James,  second  officer  steamer  Transit,  res  716  Mar- 
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MCLEAN    J    K,    DD,    pastor    First    Congregational 

Church,  ree  520  Thirteenth 
McLean  John,  carpenter  S  1'  Co,  res  701  Campbell 
McLean  K,  I     cher  Prescotl  School,  res  Berkeley 
McLean  Katie  Miss,  res  677  Twenty-firsl 
McLean  Wm  A,  solicitor,  res  911  Thirty-fifth 
Mc  Learn  Elattie  Miss,  Btudent   University  of  Pacific,  rei    6 

Lake  Shore  a\ 
McLearn  M<  llie  Miss,  rea  6  Lake  Shore  ave 
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McLellan  A.C  Mrs,  Iressmaker,  Brayton  Block,  res  same 
McLellan  Anne  I >.  »9  Kennedy 

McLellan  Edith  M  Mi       music  teacher  Brayton  Block,  rea 

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McLellan  Harve;    E  res  L019  W 1 

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McLellan  Malcolm,  carpenter,  res  1263  Brush 
McLeod  Alexander,  carpenter  W  T    Beach,   res    777  Four- 
teenth 
McLeod  Angus,  laborer  S  P  Co 

McLeod  Daniel,  carpenter  and    contractor,  res   1616  Seven- 
teenth 
McLeod  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  Bay  City  Hotel 
McLeod  Daniel  M,  carpenter  W   T    Beach,    res   777    Four- 
teenth 
McLeod  Hattie  Miss,  res  1616  Seventeenth 
McLeod  J  C,  contractor,  res  826  Fourteenth 
McLeod  John,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House 
McLeod  Minnie  Miss,  res  1616  Seventeenth 
McLoughlin  Ella,  employe    California  Hosiery  Co,  res  881 

Cedar 
McLure  Andrew,  sexton    First  Congregational  Church,  res 

969  Castro 
McMahon  Bernard,  farmer,  res  572  Jones 
McMahon  Bessie,  domestic,  1221  Myrtle 
McMahon  May  Miss,  res  572  Jones 
McMahon  Patrick,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1813  William 
Mcmahon   Phillip,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res  cor  Fifth 

and  San  Pablo  ave 
McMahon  Wm,  laborer,  res  1218  Twenty-sixth 

McManus ,  carpenter,  res  1762  William 

McManus  Bernard  C   (McManus  &   Gartner)  res  605  Sev- 
enteenth 
McManus  Frank,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1778  Seventh 
McManus  &  Gartenr  (Bernard  C  McManus  and    Fred    W 
Gartner)  proprs  Clay  Street  Planing  Mill,  cor  Fourth 
and  Clay 
DcManus  Jas,  hackman  and  extraman  Hose   Company   No 

1,  res  673  Seventh 
McManus  Patrick,  groceries,  700  Twenty-seventh,  res  same 
McManus  Wm,  railway  postal  agt,  ras  1075  E  Twenty-third 
McMaster  Katie,  domestic,  res  1629  Lincoln 
McMath  Bert,  printer,  S  F,  res  1362  Brush 
McMath  John  B,  civil  engineer,  res  1362  Brush 
McMenamie  James,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  605  Third 
McMenamin  Daniel,  res  1157  Franklin 
McMenamin  Robert  D,  carpenter,  res  1030  E  Nineteenth 
McMenomy  John  H,  butcher,   S  F,   res   Golden   Gate 

McMillan ,  hostler  Fourteensh  Street  Railway  Co 

McMillan ,  clerk,  res  524  Sixteenth 

McMillan  Angus  E,  carpenter,  res  1505  West 


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McMillan   &  Cox  (E    H  McMillan  &  P  A  Cox)  groceries, 

wines  and  liquors,  837  Market 
McMillan  E  H  (McMillan  &  Cox)  res  73S  Myrtle 
McMillan  Gus,  painter,  res  461  Ninth 
McMillan  Ida  Miss,  domestic,  res  1301  Franklin 
McMillan  J,  wood  turner,  res  715  Fourth 
McMillan  James  A,  res  1660  Sixteenth 
McMillan  Ronald,  laborer,  res  1411  Eighteenth 
McMillan    Thomas,  gardener  P  J  G  Kenna,  cor  Thirteenth 

and  E  Twenty-first 
McMillan  Wm,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
McMillan  William,  laborer,  res   696  Twenty-sixth 
McMullan  Emily  Miss,  res  1059  Poplar 
McMullan  John,  res  1059  Poplar 
McMullen    Ellen     Miss,    saleslady    W   A    McElhatton,    res 

Berkeley 
McMullen  J  C,  speculator,  res  1224  E  Twenty-seventh 
McMullen  Nellie  Miss,  res  1224  E  Twenty-seventh 
McMullen  Robert,  res  1224  E  Twentv-seventh 
McMullin  Alex,  res  NE  cor  Shattuck  and  Mariposa  aves 
McMullin  David,  capitalist,  res  NE  cor  Shattuck  and  Mari- 
posa aves 
McMullin  Ellen  Miss,   res   NE   cor  Shattuck  and  Mariposa 

aves 
McMullin  Rebecca  Miss,  res  NE  eor  Shattuck  and  Mariposa 

aves 
McMullin  Sarah  Miss,  res  NE    cor   Shattuck  and   Mariposa 

aves 
McMurray  J  P  (Kellett  &  McMurray)  res  Berkeley 
McMurtry  Guy,  civil  engineer,  res  2233  Elm 
Mc.Murtrv  Louis,    collector   Board   of  Trade,   S  F,  res  2233 

Elm 
McMurtry  Mary  El  Mrs,  widow,  res  2233  Elm 
Mc  Murtry  Ralph,  student,  r<is  2233  Elm 
McMurtry  Wm  Dr,  res  574  Thirty-fifth 
McNair  Charles,  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
McNally  Benjaman,  employe  Wentworth  Bool  and  shoe  Co, 

rea  l ,'»"'-">  Be\  i  nteenth 
McNally  John  B,  clerk  JAMES  A  JOYCE,  res  1627 

Eighth 
McNally  John,  Wentworth  Bool  and  shoe  Co,  res  L653  Bev- 

enteenl  h 
McNally  John  B  Rev,  rector  81  Pairick'a   Church,   rea   (.»«'»(» 

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McNally  Lawrence,  rea  1 6  I  Lake 


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McNamara  Daniel,  powder  maker,  West  Berkeley,  res   1719-f 

Goss 
McNamara  James,  plumber  J  G  Poorman,  res  1719  Goss  • 
McNamara  James  T,  capitalist,  res  368  E  Seventeenth 
McNamara  Jeremiah,  res  1719  Goss  * 

McNamara  John,  wax  thread  operator,  res  1719  Goss         ^ 
McNamara  Joseph,    clerk   JAMES  A    JOYCE,    res 

610  Second 
McNamara  Joseph,  plumber,  Berkeley,  res  cor  College    and 

Claremont  aves 
McNamara  Kate  Mrs,  res  1865  Goss 
McNamara  Margaret  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  226  Ninth 
McNamara  Margaret  Mrs,  grocery,  res  951  Third 
McNamara  Marguerite  Miss,  res  368  E  Seventeenth 
McNamara  Patrick,  laborer,  res  610  Second 
McNamara  Robt,  cutter  Wentworth's  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1719  Goss 
McNamara  Thomas,  foreman  baker  Bay   State    Bakerv,  res 

610  Second 
McNamara  Thomas  F,    baker    Bay  State  Bakery,    res    610 

Second 
McNamara  Wallace,  student  High  School,  res  368  E  Seven- 
teenth 
McNamara  Wm  H,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1719  Goss 
McNamara  Francis,  laborer,  res  1005  E  Fourteenth 
McNamee  John  C,  laborer  Oakland  Gas^Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  471  Fourth 
McNamee  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
McNeal  John  B,  laborer  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon  ave 
McNeal  Kate  Mrs,  res  1370  Franklin 
McNear  Bessie  Miss,  res  957  Linden 
McNear  Fred  W,  student,  res  957  Linden 
McNear  George  W,  grain  merchant  S  F,  res  957  Linden 
McNear  George  W  Jr,  res  957  Linden 
McNear  Samuel  B,  student,  res  957  Linden 
McNeeley  M  J  Miss,  vest  maker  M   J    KELLER,  res 

1526  Broadway 
McNeely  C  S  Mrs,  widow,  932  Poplar 

McNeely  Ella  C  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res    932   Poplar 
McNeely  Malachi  T,  tailor,  res  1526  Broadway 
"McNeil  Alexander  P,  ship  carpenter  S  F,  res  1812  William 
McNeil  Annie,  tailoress   M    J    KELLER,  1007-1009 

Broadway 
McNail  D,  laborer  Oakland  Lumber  Co 
McNeil  Daniel,  painter,  res  819  Lydia 


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McNeil  James,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  987  Pine 

McNeil  John    \Y,    painter  Oakland    Carriage    Co,   res    819 

Lydia 
McNeil,  Mollie,  domestic.  522  E  Eleventh 
McNeil    Win,  carpenter  Oakland   Lumber  Co,  res    Capital 

House 
McNeill  E  A   K  Mrs,  res   E  Fourteenth  bet  Twenty-third 

and  Twenty-fourth  aves 
McNiffe    Annie,    domestic,    cor    Thirteenth    ave    and    E 

Twentieth 
McNulty  J  A,  res  Eureka  Hotel 

McNutt  Henry  H,  painter,  res  cor  Fortieth  and  Lusk 
McNutt  Mamie  Miss,  res  cor  Fortieth  and  Lusk 
McNutt  Wm  M,  res  cor  Fortieth  and  Lusk 
McPeak  James,  laborer,  res  691  Twenty-eighth 
McPeake  James,  teamster,  res  837  Thirty-third 
McPeake  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1359  Seventeenth 
McPhee  James  A,  carpenter,  res  1954  Grove 
McPhee  John  C,  ship  carpenter,  res  066  Sycamore 
McPhee  M  C,  ship  carpenter,  res  6QQ  Sycamore 
McPheeters  S  E,  res  1365  Tenth 

McPherson  Daniel  W,  teamster  Martin,  res  654  Webster 
McPherson  James,  laborer,  res  219  Eddie 
M<Pherson  Jessie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1417  San  Pablo  ave 
McPherson  M  A  Mrs,  res  S24  Jackson 
McPherson  Nellie  Miss,  res  654  Webster 
McPherson  S  W  Mrs.  teacher,  S  F,  res  317  Fourteenth 
McPherson  Thomas,  porter   Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  n  s 

Forty-firsl  nr  Linden 
McPhun  Martha  Miss,  res  534  Thirteenth 
McPike  Henry  C,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  L365  Franklin 
McQuaid  Patrick  S,  inspector  S  P  Co.  res  s-2'2  Chester 
McQueeney  Andrew,  driver,  res  817  Twenty-first 
McQueeney  .1  F,   moulder  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  Eureka 

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McQuilkan  Patrick,  laborer,  res  ITS  Twenty-fifth 

McRae  Belle  Miss,  cleric  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  n 

McRae  Donald  M,  Student,  rea  L214  Tenth 

McRunniells  8  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  623  Tenth 

McSherry  Philip,  coachman,  res  916  Jackson 

McSorley  A  Dr,  rea  L009  Seventh 

McSweeney  Thomas,    rector   81    Francis   de  Sales  Church 

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McSwiggen  Maggie  Miss,  saleslady   John    Hanly,   rea    912 

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McTavish  Alex  C,  plasterer,  res  1160  Fifth 

McTavish  Kenneth,  carpenter,  res  864  Twentieth 

McTigue  Stephen,  res  Golden  Gate 

McTooney,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 

McVey  John,  carpenter,  res  767  Sixteenth 

McVey  Nellie  Miss,  student,  res  767  Sixteenth 

McVille  Kose  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

McVinney  James,  waiter  Galindo  Hotel 

McWade  Ada  Miss,  res  1670  Taylor 

McWade  David  D,  road  master  S  P  Co,  res  1670  Taylor 

McWade  Rebecca  S  Mrs,  vice-pres  West  Oakland  Home,  res 

1670  Taylor 
McWatters  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  1324  Twelfth 
McWilliams  Henry,  laborer,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
McWilliams  James,  propr  New  York  Saloon,  844  Franklin, 

res  same 
McWilliams  Wilson,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1570  Seventh 
Meacham  Elvira  Miss,  res  2012  Broadway 
Mead  B  F  (Mead  &  Co)  res  S  F 

Mead  Calvert,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1064  Fourteenth 
Mead  Carl  B,  printer,  res  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Kirkham 
Mead  &  Co  (B  F  Mead)  produce,  8  City  Market 
Mead  James  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1863  William 
Mead  Stephen,  employe    Pacific    Iron    and  Nail  Co,  res  cor 

Fifth  and  Kirkham 
Mead  W  H,  sec  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  S  F 
Meader  Daniel,  painter,  316  B,  res  same 
Meader  Horace  B,  clerk    Geo  B  Flint,  res  Sunnyside  House 
Meader  H  P  Mrs,  propr    Sunnyside    House,  SE   cor   Thir- 
teenth and  Harrison,  res  same 
Meader  John,  carpenter,  res  829  Seventeenth 
Meader  Stella  Miss,  asst  mgr   Sunset    Telephone  Telegraph 

Co,  res  Sunnyside  House 
Meads  S  P,  vice-principal  High  School,  res  1652  Webster 
Meaghan  James,    baker   Snow    Flake    Bakerv,  res    Central 

Block 
Meaghel  John,  plasterer,  res  1361  Tenth 
Meardros  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  E  Fourteenth  nr  Thir- 
teenth ave 
Mechalson  James  P,  mariner,  res  Lorin 
Medadus  Antonio,  laborer,  res  462  Third 
Medarez  M,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Medau  Amelia  Miss,  res  1013  Chester 
Medau  John,  farmer,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Medau  Minnie  G  Miss,  res  1013  Chester 
Medau  Peter  J,  res  1013  Chester 


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MEDEIROS  JOSE,   proprietor    Central    Hotel  and 

Saloon,  1723-1725  Seventh,  res  same 
Medeiros  J  J,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Medeiros  M,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Medicus  Gertrude  Mrs,  widow,  nursery,  1S29  San  Pablo  ave, 

res  same 
Mediros  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1663  Atlantic 
Medros  Joseph  J,  medical  student,  S  F,  res  Central  Hotel 
Medson  M  G,  mariner,  res  117  Eddie 
Mee  Abbie  Miss  (Mee  Sisters)  res  1607  Brush 
Mee  Annie  Miss  (Mee  Sisters)  res  1607  Brush 
Mee  Annie  Mrs,  res  820  Union 
Mee  Maggie  Miss,  res  820  Union 
Mee  Sisters  (Abbie  and  Annie  Mee)   embroidery,  stamping 

and  children's  wear,  1242  San   Pablo  ave 
Meehan  James,  clerk   JAS  A  JOYCE 
Meehan  Jesse  P,  supt  Pullman  Palace    Car   Co,  res  401  E 

Eleventh 
Meek  E  L  Mrs,  res  859  Castro 
Meek  M  E  Miss,  res  859  Castro 
MEEK  E,  W,  dentist,  1169  Broadway,  rooms  4    and  5, 

res  1457  Grove 
Meeker  George  E,  architect,  S  F,  res  335  E  Twelfth 
Meeker  J  B  Mrs,  res  1464  Seventh  ave 
Meek-  Edward,  chemist  State  University,  res  n  s  Columbus 

ave  nr  Broadway 
Mick-  Wm  Newton,  res  n  s  Columbus  nr  Broadway 
Meese  Adolph,  compositor,  res  1213  Eighth 
Meese  Edward,  bookkeeper  Peter  Becker,  res  Fifth  nr  Mar- 
ket 
Meese  Edwin  (Martens  ft  Meese)  res  955  Fifth 
Meese  II.  capitalist,  res  1213  Eighth 
Mi  es<    il  Adolph,  compositor  Louis  Roesh  Printing  Co,  S  F, 

res  L213  Eighth 
MEESE     WALTER,     importer    of    and    dealer    in 

vrooden   and    willow   ware.   907-909   Washington,  res 

L679  Fourteenth 
Meeteez  E  C  Mrs,  res  2620  Telegraph  ave 

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Mehring  B,  employe  Bumham-Standeford  Co 

Mehring   Jacob,    carriage    painter    and    musician,  res   853 

Harrison 
Mehrmann  H  B,  physician  and  surgeon,  office   and  res  852 

Isabella 
Mehrmann  J  F,  physician,  852  Isabella,  res  same 
Meidrick  Harry,  tailor,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Meerhoff  Charles,  carpet  layer  C  L  Taylor,  res  Capitol  Hotel 
Meigher  Tony,  tanner,  res  1267  Twenty-second  ave 
Mein  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1638  Adeline 
Mein  Geo,  sewer  contractor,  res  1638  Adeline 
Mein  Jacob,  laborer,  res  1638  Adeline 
Mein  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1638  Adeline 
Meinardus  Henry,  carpenter  S  P  Co 
Meincke  John  Henry,  engineer,  res  Lorin 
Mel  George,  clerk   State  Investment  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 

218  Fourth 
Melady  Chris,  laborer  C  C  W  Co,  res  Lake  Temescal 
Melbourne  Edward  A,  coachman,  res  1205  Oak 
Melbourne  Richard,  laborer,  res  819  Chester 
Melby  S  B,  stage  carpenter,  res  814  Willow 
Melcher  Edward  0,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1336  Adeline 
Melching  Ernest,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  827  Willow 
Melchior  John,  carpenter,  res  1362  Sixteenth 
Meldrum  Henry,  stevedore,  res  732  Union 
Melhior  John,  carpenter,  res  1317  Campbell 
Melhior  Lawrence,  painter,  res  Forty-second  nr  Grove 
Mell  S  A  Mrs,  res  936  Adeline 
Mellin  Arvied  E,  mariner,  res  255  Helen 
Mellon  Charles,  res  1505  Eighth 

Mellon  John  C,  plumber  Jas  Galavan,  res  1505  Eighth 
Mellon  Margaret  A  Miss,  res  1505  Eighth 
Mellor  James  F  (Ryan  &  Mellor)  res  466  Twenty-fourth 
Mells  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Peterson  Row 
Melluish  A  E,  optician  A  Steffanoni,  res  912  Clay 
Melius  N  S,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  874  Willow 
Melquiond  Cyrus,  res  216  Eleventh 

Melquiond  Eulalie  Mme,  French  teacher,  res  216  Eleventh 
Melrose  Smelting  and  Refining  Works,  Melrose,  Whittier, 

Fuller  &  Co,  proprs,  Geo  W  Dorwin  supt 
Melville  Dean,  laborer,  res  519  Fourth 
Melrose  Public  School,  Miss  McCracken  principal 
MELVIN   CHARLES  S,    (Melvin    &  Co)    book. 

keeper  S   F  Savings  Union,  S  F,  res  358  E  Fourteenth 
MELVIN  &  CO  (J  B,  C  S,  W   P  and  S  H  Melvin) 

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DUD  II  UUJJ  fcjj      712,  714  and  716  Broadway,  cor.  4TH  St. 
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[7]  Melvin  Henry  A,  law  student,  res  358  E  Fourteenth 
2   Melvin  James  Rev,  asst   rector  Church   of  the  Immaculate 
( Sonception,  res  616  Seventh 
Melvin  James  B,  bookkeeper,  S  F.  res  2217  Grove 


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CQ  jj  Allison.  Gray  A:  Co,  S  F)  res  478  Edward ave 

V   MELVIN  S  H  (Melvin  &  Co)  res  358   E   Fourteenth 

=P  <  MELVIN  W  P  (Melvin  &  Co)  secretary  Board  of 
fl  o  Health,  res  366  E  Fourteenth 

Mendonsa  Claudian  J  (Mendonsa  &  Gonsalves)  res  811 
I  'astro 

Mendoz  Joseph,  laborer  res  2130  Magnolia 

Menge  Henry,  bend  agist,  S  F,  res  911  Adeline 

Menges  Louisa  Mrs,  res  325  Ninth 

Mengola  Doningus,  restaurant,  S  F,  res  1018  Peralta 

Mennemann  Joseph  H,  carpenter  res  {-]~-  Third 

Menoniv  A  Mr-,  res  11<>S  E  Twenty-lir-t  ^^O 

Menomy  Geo  W.  -air-man,  S  F,  res  1108  E  Twenty-first  ^ 

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Mentz  Fred,  grocer,  1_!7<>  ('enter,  res  same 
Mentz  Henry,  artist  res  126S  Center 
Ry     Menzen  Henry  employe  S  P  Co,  res  S15  Campbell  (rear) 

Mercedes  Vila  Mi--,  re-  Fortieth  bet  Grove  ami  W< 
!■■     Mercer  Minnie  .1   Mi-s.  res  :>r>2  F  Fifteenth 
&£     Mercer  Sophie  Mr.-,  re-  :;•;■_>  F   Fifteenth 

^j    Mercereau  Carrie,  re-  826  Madison 

Merchant  Eben  W  (Armstrong  &  Merchant)  res  1638  Tele- 

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Merchant  Frederick  G,  res  564  Eleventh  £^3 

Merchant  Teresa  Mr-,  res  564  Eleventh  C^ 

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New  Jersey,  Harmon  &  Sears,  II  Griffin's   Agency,  958  ■* 
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P*ll     Merchisio       -,  tailor,  res  1367  Castro 

Merciei  Blanche,  employe  California    Hosiery  I          -    1506  £}  ^ 

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Mercier  Charles  IF  laborer,  B  F,  res  L506  Eighth  ■*  £ 

Merci<     '      inm    M  las,  res  1506  Eighth  5  p 

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Meredith  George  S,  bookkeeper  Union   National   Bank,  res 

1271  Jackson 
Meresich  Luke,  restaurant,  S  F,  res  1018  Peralta 
Merguire  Frank  A,  sec  California    Door  Co,  S  F,  res    969 

Kirkham 
Merkle  Wm,  baker  Star  Bakery,  res  1803  Seventh 
Merle  Abraham,  hardware  store,  S  F,  res  1010  Chester 
Merlinjones  I  M  Rev,   rector  Grace   Church,  Temescal,  res 

2428  Telegraph  ave 
Mernagh  A  M  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  779  Sixth 
MEEON    HENRY,  waffle   bakery,  458  Thirteenth, 

res  409i  Twelfth 
Merrell  Frank  P,  restaurant,  463-465  Seventh,  res   Banger 

House 
MERRELL  J  M,  mining,  res  534  Twenty-fifth 
Merriam  Bessie  B    Miss,  bookkeeper    Merriam    &    Co,    res 

1418  Franklin 
MERRIAM    &    CO     (Wm    S    Merriam    and    H    W 

Silsby)  groceries,  fruit,  provisions  and  produce,  1229- 

1231  Broadway 
Merriam    Emma    Mrs,    millinery,    517£  Seventh,    res  The 

Olive 
Merriam    Frank   N,  bookkeeper    Merriam  &    Co,  res   1418 

Franklin 
Merriam  George  N,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Merriam  Harriet  G  Miss,  res  1418  Franklin 
Merriam  William  A,  res  1418  Franklin 
Merriam  Wm  S  (Merriam  &  Co)  res  1384  Franklin 
Merrick  James,  baker,  res  608  Fifth 
Merrick  Orlando  B,  teacher  Heald's  Business  College,  S  F 

res  1418  Eleventh 
Merrick  Richard  W,  bakery  and  confectionery,  481  Seventh 

res  555  Charter 
Merrick  Thos,  clerk  R  W  Merrick,  res  620  Fifth 
Merrick  William,  res  620  Fifth 
Merrill  Carrie  S  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  1008  Wood 
Merrill  Ellen  J  Miss,  res  1443  Linden 
Merrill  Eugene  C,  res  1462  Ninth 
Merrill  Frank  M,  engineer,  res  918  Chester 
Merrill  George  H  Rev,  pastor  Market  Street  Congregational    rJi 

Church,  res  1511  Market  « 

Merrill  Isaac  N,  railway  postal  clerk,  res  1444  Chestnut  \ 

Merrill  Hattie  Miss,  res  471  Twenty-fourth 
Merrill  James  T,  contractor,  res  471  Twenty-fourth 
Merrill  Marcus  H,  supt  East  Oakland  Br^ck  Yard,  res  1443  [5 

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Merrill  Nellie  A  Miss,  res  1443  Linden 

Merrill  Stewart,  photographer,  res  175  Eighth 

Merrill  Thomas  L,  bookkeeper  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res 

457  Merrimac 
Merrill    W    F,  sawyer    Burnham-Standeford    Co,   res   1453 

Eighth 
Merrill  Wm  B,  brick  mfr,  res  1443  Linden 
Merriman  A  F  (A  F  Merriman  &  Son)  res  521  Eleventh 
Merriman  A  F  Jr  (A  F  Merriman  &  Son)  res  521  Eleventh 
Merriman  A  F  &  Son   (A   F  and  A  F  Jr)  dentists,  1003^ 
Broadway,  room  1,  office   hours  9  A    M    to   5   p  m,  tele- 
phone 462 
Merriman  Manufacturing  Co,  412  Eighth 
Mi  rrithew  Chas  H,  entry  clerk,  S  F,  res  1220  Twelfth  ave 
Merritt  A  A,  casket  maker,    1000  Franklin,  res  616  Four- 
teenth 
Merritt  Ambrose,  carpenter,  1060  Franklin,  res  same 
Merritt  Chas  Z,  cashier  Miller  A   Lux,  S  F,  res  2263  Tele- 
graph ave 
Merritt  Codes,  employe  S  F  Call,  res  821  Washington 
Merritt  Eva  Mrs,  res  1682  Eighth 
Merritt  F  \Y,  res  1313  Ninth  ave 
Merritt  Harry  P  Mrs,  res  60S  Sycamore 
Merritt  Jennie  S  Miss,  teacher,  res  1721  Thirteenth 
Merritt  .1  M.  cigar  and  news  stand,  403  Fourteenth,  res  82] 

Washington 
Merritt  John  Mrs,  groceries,  res  1074  Sixteenth 
Merritt  John  C,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  767  Sixteenth 
Merritt  John  J, clerk,  S  F,  res  L674  Sixteenth 
Merritt  Joseph, cigar  Btand,  res  821  Washington 
Merritt  Mary  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  686  Thirty-fourth 

Merritt  Samuel,  capitalist,  res  L213  Madison 

Merritt  Stephen  H, mariner,  res  262  Thirteenth 

Merritt  Susan  Mrs,  res  932  Thirty-fourth 

Mersich  Annie  Miss,  res  L559  Fifth 

Mersich  D  Mrs  res  L659  Fifth 

Mersich  Mamie  Miss,  res  L559  Fifth 

Merti  .1  II,  carpenter,  tee  2078  Ban  Pablo  ave 

Merv<  y  Aiphonso,  physician,  8  F,  res  678  Beventeent  h 

Mervey  Frances  M  iss,  r<  -  678  Seventeenth 

Mervey  L  A  Miss,  res  678  Seventeenth 

Mm  wm  C  E  Mrs,  Christian  Scientist,  rea  582  Twentieth 

Merwin  Chas  E,  t<  acher,  peg  582  Twentieth 

Merwin  D  M  rs,  rei  5]  I  E  Ele>  enth 

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Merwin  Edward  G,  draughtsman  Dakin    Publishing    Co,  S 

F,  res  582  Twentieth 
Merwin  E  W,   Washington  Street  Planing    Mill,    res    1368 

Twelfth  ave,  E  Oakland 
Merwin  Jane  Mrs,  res  1368  Twelfth  ave 
Merzbaeh  Charles,  res  S65  Chester 
Mesplou  Joseph,  butcher  L  Peres,  res  472  Eighth 
Messenger  Albert  E,  stair  builder   Wm    H    Messenger,    res 

808  Clay 
Messenger  Wm  H,  stair  builder,  First,    foot    of   Broadway, 

res  808  Clay 
Messmer  Annie  Miss,  seamstress,  res  2080  Thirteenth  ave 
Messmer  Kilian,  farmer,  res  2080  Thirteenth  ave 
Messmer  Kilian  Jr,  candy  mfr,  res  2080  Thirteenth  ave 
Messmer  Philip,  res  2080  Thirteenth  ave 
Messmer  Rosella  Miss,  res  2080  Thirteenth  eve 
Mesemore  F  A,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Eureka  House 
Mesquita  Annie  Mrs,  res  1846  Grove 
Metastazio  A  (A  Ghiradelli  &  Co)  res  1013  Third 
Metcalf  Charles  A,  upholsterer  Alexander  Hoenisch,  res  864 

Isabella 
Metcalf  Charles  S,  foreman  sash  and  door  factory,  res  1774 

Eighth 
Metcalf  Geo  D  (Metcalf  &  Metcalf)  atty-at-law,  res  Berkeley 
Metcalf  &  Metcalf  (George  D  and  Victor  H   Metcalf)    attys- 

at-law,  969  Broadway,  rooms  44,  45  and  46 
Metcalf  O  B  Mrs,  physician,  res  910  Franklin 
Metcalf  Orlando  F,  carpenter,  res  831  Clay 
Metcalf  Victor  H  (Metcalf  &  Metcalf)    and   pres    Athenian 

Club,  res  1263  Harrison 
Metcalf  William,  res  cor  College  and  Vernon  aves 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  s  e  cor  Temescal  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Metropolitan  Manufacturing  Co,  F  M  Umphred  mgr,  office 

1268  San  Pablo  ave,  branch  308  Turk,  S  F 
Metropolitan  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co,  of  New  York,  James 

Gable  agt,  469  Ninth 
Metsker  Charles,  clerk  Harrison  &  Boyce,  res  1221   Eighth 
Metzger  Angelina  Mrs,  widow,  res  1219  Seventh  ave 
Metzger  Geo  V,  res  1110  Twelfth 
Metzger  Henrv  W,  harness  maker  Jacob    Muller,    res   1110 

Twelfth 
Metzger  Mary  Miss,  res  1110  Twelfth 
Metzger  Wm,  student,  res  1110  Twelfth 
Meulenhaupt  Fred,  res  489  Orchard 


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Meurer  Oscar,   furnaceman   Melrose    Smelting    Works,    res 

Melrose 
Meves  Bernhard,  mfg  jeweler,  407  Ninth,  res  826   Twenty- 
flrst 

Meyer ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Meyer  Adolph  (Meyer  &  Williams)  res  Berkeley 
I  Meyer  Amelia  Mrs,  widow,  res  944  Wood 
Mever  Annie  Miss,  res  869  Peralta 
Meyer  C  Alfred,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1120  Peralta 
Meyer  Charles,  mariner,  res  809  Franklin 
Meyer  Charles  H,  res  720  Tenth 

Meyer  Dieterich,  candy  maker  Bruning  Bros,  res  516  Ninth 
Meyer  Emily  F,  copyist  Sharp  &  Bolton,  res  944  Wood 
Meyer  F  H  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  1419   San  Paolo  ave 
Meyer  Geo  H,  reporter  Examiner,  S  F,  res   612  E    Twenty- 
second 
Mever  Gus  W  (Meyer  &  Williams)  res  2323  Grove 
MEYER   HENRY,  groceries  and  saloon,  827  Broad- 

way,  res  1202  Fifth 
Meyer  Henry,  employe  Ludwig  Siebe,  res  Shell  Mound  Sta- 
tion 
Meyer  Henry  H,  capitalist,  res  512  Sixth y 
Meyer  Jacob,  clerk  Lesser  Bros,  res  Seventh  nr'Clay 
Meyer  John,  farmer,  res  Emeryville 
Meyer  John,  wood  carver,  res  1724  Filbert 
Meyer  John  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  869  Peralta 
Meyer  John  J,  blacksmith,  res  869  Peralta 
Meyer  Louis,  res  612  E  Twenty-second 
Mever  Marie  J  E  Miss,  res  720  Tenth 
Meyer  Martin,  s  V,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave,  nr   Alcatraz  a 
Meyer  Michael,  engineer  S  F,  res  1503  Market  ^ 

Meyer  Peter,  pea   L809  William  £ 

Meyer  'I',  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co  o" 

Meyer  <ft  Williams  (  A < L >lf >1 1  Mever    and  Henrv  P  William-)  S 
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Meyers ,  steward,  res  L361  Telegraph  ave  ^ 

Meyers  August,  candy  store,  383  E Twelfth,  res  same 
Meyers  Frank,   nailer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co, res  ^$ 
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Meyers  Francis  D,  capitalist,  res  Piedmont  • 

Meyers  [da  M rs,  res  L769  William 
Meyers  Jerome,  printer  Pacific  Press,   res    l  171 

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Meyi  rs  John,  helper  8  I'  I  '<> 

Meyers  John,  □  -  Mai  iposa  ave,  nr  Shattuck 

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Mhoon  John  B,  atty-at-law,  res  1017  Adeline 

Micaela  Vila  Miss,  res  Fortieth  bet  Grove  and  West 

Michael  &  Ludeman  (Charles  Michael  and  John  Ludeman) 
propr  Capitol  Hotel,  cor  Franklin  and  Ninth 

Michael  Charles  (Michael  &  Ludeman)  res  Capitol  Hotel 

Michael  August,  res  1516  Eighth 

Michael  Antone,  employe  G  F  Crist  &  Sons,  cor  E  Twelfth 
and  Twenty-second  ave 

Michigan  Furniture  Co,  Emeryville 

Michler  N  S  Mrs,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Middlestorb  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  Lorin 

Middleton  Arthur  H,  student  Depue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 
College,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Middleton  Blanche  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and 
E  Twenty-seventh 

Middleton  Charles,  clerk,  res  221G  Chestnut 

Middleton  Ethel  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  E 
Twenty-seventh 

Middleton  Grace  Mrs,  res  1080  Twenty-second  ave 

Middleton  Jonathan  (Middleton  &  Co,  S  F)  res  NE  cor 
Twenty-third  ave  and  E  Twenty-seventh 

Middleton  Thomas,  foreman  wire  dept  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail 
Co,  res  836  Jackson 

Middleton  Walter  T,  clerk  Middleton  &  Co,  S  F,  res  NE 
cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  E  Twenty-seventh 

Miderioz  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  805  Henry 

Miers  John  C,  carpenter,  res  965  Fourth  ave 

Mignola  John,  grinder  C  Duchein,  res  614  Franklin 

Miguet  Louise,  domestic  A  A  Moore,  cor  Sixth  ave  and  E 
'    Twentieth 

Mikkelsen  &  Anderson  (C  Mikkelsoii  and  Lars  Anderson) 
tailors,  1010  Franklin 

Mikkelsen  Christian  (Mikkelsen  &  Anderson)  res  1727 
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Mikkelsen  Fannie,  res  1727  William 

Mikkelsen  Ludwig,  gardener  W  C  B  DeFremery,  res  Pros- 
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Milcovich  P  N,  propr  United  States  Restaurant,  834  Broad- 
way, res  423  Sixth 

Miles  E  J  Mrs,  res  1420i  San  Pablo  ave 

Milicich  Peter,  waiter  P  N  Milcovich,  res  375  Fifth 

Mill  Fred,  res  367  E  Eighteenth 

Mill  John,  butcher  M  Y  Stewart,  res  309  E  Twelfth 

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Millan  William  H,  plumber,  res  220  Louisa 

Millan  William  J.  painter,  res  220  Louisa 

MILLAR  JOHN  E    (Simpson   &    Millar   S  F),  res 

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Millar  M  J  E  Mrs,  res  1664  Twenty-first  ave 
Millar  Perry  L,  yardman  SP  Co,  res  1713  Seventh 
Millard  Huldah  'Mrs.  res  1676  Thirteenth  ave 
Millard  Joseph  H,  clerk  Woodin  &  Little,  S  F,  res  811  Henry 
Millen  Henry  D,  dairyman.  E  Fourteenth  and  Liese  ave 

Miller .  res  756  Seventh 

Miller  A  F  Mrs,  res  74  E  Twelfth 

Miller  Agnes  Miss,  res  1963  Webster 

Miller  Albert,  banker.  S  F,  res  1264  Fourteenth 

Miller  Albert  S,  deputy  sheriff  S  P  Co,  res  665  Adeline 

Miller    Alexander,    coat    maker    M    J    KELLER,    res 

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Miller  Alice  Miss,  res  1963  Webster 
Miller  Ann  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 
Miller  Anna  .1  Mrs,  res  667  Adeline 
Miller  Annie  Miss,  res  1264  Fourteenth 
Miller  Bertha  Miss,  res  74  E  Twelfth 
Miller  Charles,  butcher,  416  Fifth 

Miller  Charles,  cooper  Patrick  T  Butler,  res    1769  Division 
Miller  Charles,  painter  Minnesota  Thresher  Manufacturing 

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Miller  Charles  A.  res  L004  E  Sixteenth 
Miller  Charles  B,  res  667    Adeline 
Miller  Chas  8,  paper   hanger  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res  Newland 

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Miller  Charles  W.  res   116  Fifth 
MillerChas  W  .1.  cigar  mfr,  S  F.  res  L413  Sixteenth 
Miller  Christian,  propr   Blair's  Dairy,  res  Blair  ave,  Pied- 
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Miller  C  K  Miss,  pea  1261  Fourteenth 
Miller  COG,  cashier,  8  F,  res   1261  Fourteenth 
Miller  David,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House 
Miller  Don  F.  advertising  agt,  8  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Miller  Mrs  E  A.  res  7  1  F  Twelfth 
Miller  Edward  A.  fruit  dealer,  res  7  1  F  Twelfth 
Miller  Elias,  carpenter,  res  -  -  Merced  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Miller  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  956   Pine 
Miller  Ella  Mrs,  widow,  rea  230  Twelfth 

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Miller  Esther  M  Miss,  res  678  Sixteenth 

Miller  Fannie  H  Miss,  res  1277  Webster 

Miller  Florence  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Miller  Florence  Miss,  artist  and  music  teacher,  res  816  I 

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Miller  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  950  New- 
Miller  Frank,  outcher,  781  Twelfth 
Miller  Frank  (Reed  &  Miller)  res  1223  Eighth 
Miller  Frank  H,  driver  Union  Ice  Co,  res  74  E  Twelfth 
Miller  Frank  T,  clerk  Miller  &  AVaugh,  S  F,  res  1117  Alice 
Miller  Frank  W,  driver  Union  Ice  Co,  res  74  E  Twelfth 
Miller  F  W,  barber,  1165  Seventh,  res  S  F 
Miller  Fred,  employe  California  JLosiery  Co,  res  522  Third 
Miller  Fred,  res  NW  cor  McCall  and  Merced  ave 
Miller  Fred  E,  propr   Oakland    Printing  Co,  465  Tenth,  res 

367  Tenth 
Miller  Frederick,  bookbinder,  8.04  Brush 
Miller  G  Mrs,  res  74  Twelfth 
Miller  Geo,  planing  mill,  res  1619  Ninth  ave 
Miller  George  (Miller  &  Waugh,  S  F)  res  1117  Alice 
Miller  George,  res  Golden  Gate 
Miller  George,  laborer,  res  St  Louis  House 
Miller  Geo,  hostler  Win    H    Brown's    stable,    res  510  Thir- 
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MILLER    GEO    L,    manager     Central    Supplv    Co, 

481  Twelfth 
Miller  Geo  L,  mgr  Central  Supply  Co,  res  1113  Linden 
Miller  Harry  H,  student  U  C,  res  1426  Eighth 
Miller  Harry  W,  dravman    Industrial  Home    for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  1211  Twenty-fourth 
Miller  Henry,  butcher  Hayes  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 
Miller  Henry,  atty-at-law,  906  Broadway,  room  32,  res  17"25 

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Miller  Henry,  farmer,  res  Thirteenth  ave  nr  Lynn 
Miller  Henry  G,  butcher    Hayes,    Hostetter   &    Brooks,  res 

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Miller  Henry  M  A,  sec,  S  F,  res  1264  Fourteenth 
Miller  Henry  R,  bookkeeper  Wra  J  Dingee,res  1426  Eighth 
Miller  Herschell  B  M,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1067  Brush 
Miller  Hilliard  M,  res  678  Sixteenth 
Miller  Horace  H,  rps  1204  Fourteenth 

Miller  J,  coat  maker  M  J  KELLER,    res    1165^    Sev- 
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Miller  J  A,  res  1067  Brush 
Miller  Burdette,  res  1007  Brush 


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2  Miller  James  S.  mining,  res  1963  Webster 

^  Miller  J  Frank,    auditor  Custom  House,    S  F.  res  The  Cen-     *J 

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L-  O  Miller  John  (Mrs  J  Deasy  &  Co)  res  S  F 

Miller  John,  junk  dealer,  res  1211  Twenty-fourth 

Miller  John,  engineer  L  F  HickeyA  Co,  re^  365  Thirteenth 

Miller  Capt  John  W,  wholesale  hay  and  grain.  S  F,res  1404 

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Miller  John  W,  millwright,  res  716  Castro 
Miller  John  W  Jr.  millwright,  res  716  Castro 
Miller  John  Y,  California  Cotton  Mills    Co,   East   Oakland, 

res  Peralta  ave 
Miller  Joseph,  broommaker,  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

^  Blind,  res  same 

Miller  L  Ada  Miss,  res  1067  Brush 

H     Miller  Lizzie  Miss,  res  The  Centennial  C 

Miller  Lottie  Miss,  res  1264  Fourteenth  g 

Miller  Louis  Y.  clerk  Osgood  Brother-,  re-  WJ  Broadway  q 

3p     Miller  Loui--'  Mi--.  dre— maker,  res  17'>(.'  Division  •-$ 

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yjj     Miller  Manuel  D.  laborer  John  M  Day  c«»r  Brooklyn  and  Wat 

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gp        Miller  Martin,  conduct           -  Piedmont  Junction  CC  ~ 

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^rf     Miller  Nellie  K  Mi-.  1-  -  1-J77  Web-ter  r 

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tfL     Miller  Peter,  broommaker.    Industrial    Home  for  the   Adult    j*J    o, 

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Ljj     Miller  K  Mr-,  p  -   lux;   K  Twent  v--eventh  {i    ° 

r    ■    Miller  l;  B,  -upt  Brooklyn  Station  post-offi<  pj 

Miller  Richard  D.  carpenter,  res  L720  San  Labi;,  a                   R 

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Miller  Thomas  I,    printer    Oakland    Printing   Co,  res    867 

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Miller  Washington  J,  draughtsman,  res  The  Centennial  m 

MIHER    "W    E,    manager    Guardian    Assurance    Co 

Alameda  county  Branch,  1106  Broadway 
Miller  William  B,  sawyer  S    P   Co,   res    Willamette   House 
Miller  William  G,  butcher  Hayes,  Hostetter  &    Brooks,  res 

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Miller  William  G  A,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1143  Linden 
Miller  Wm  H,  clerk  F  A  Huntington,  S  F,  res  1985  Webster 
Miller  William  N,   Enterprise  Planing    Mill,  S   F,    res  832 

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Miller  William  P,  mining  and  civil  engineer,  res  Melrose 
Miller  Wm  P  Jr,  student,  res  Melrose 
Miller  Winthrop  A,  shipping  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton,  S  F, 

res  1404  Adeline 
Miller  W  R  Mrs,  res  cor  E  Sixteenth  and  Ninth  ave 
Millet  N  M  Mrs,  res  1366  Grove 
Milliken  Daniel  B,  rancher,  res  766  Thirteenth 
Milliken  R  M,  res  776  Thirteenth 
Millikin  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1355  Telegraph  ave 
Millikin  Maggie  Miss,  res  1355  Telegraph  ave 
Milliken  Delia  E  Miss,  res  1225  Webster 

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Milloglav  Nicholas  C  (Millglav  Bros)  res  522  Eighth 
Milloglav  Peter  C  (Milloglav  Bros)  res  522  Eighth 
Mills  Abraham,  bricklayer,  res  842  West 
Mills  A  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1072  Thirteenth 
Mills  Amy  Miss,  res  634  Eighteenth  & 

Mills  C  H,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth  |^j  Jd 

Mills  Charles,  grocer,  S  F,  res  634  Eighteenth 
Mills  Charles,  salesman,  res  634  Eighteenth 
Mills  Caroline  Mrs,  res  462  E  Twelfth 
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Mills  George,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car    Co,    res  Ifrescott  jo  £-» 

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Mills  George  T,  traveling  agt.  S  F,  res  914  Poplar  g*  £ 

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Mills  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker  Miss  V  A  Anderson,  res  1445 

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Mills  Joshua,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  Prescott  House 
Mills  Robert,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  462  Twelfth  cr 

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Mills  Wm  H,  music  teacher,  res  2061  Market 

Milne  David  W,  iron  moulder,  res  424  B 

Milnthrop  Arthur,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  1153  Seventh 

Milnthrop  Chas,  carpenter,  res  1153  Seventh 

Milnthrop  Fannie  Miss,  res  1153  Seventh 

Milnthrop  Luke,  grainer,  res  1 153  Seventh 

Milrick  Fred,  res  Winthrop  House 

Milton  Anthony,  master  mariner,  res  1839  San  Pablo  ave 

Milton  Hall,  Anthony  Milton  propr,  SW  cor  San  Pablo  ave 

and  Twenty-eighth 
Milton  Joseph  P,  student,  res  1839  San  Pablo  ave 
Milton  Joseph  L,  medical  student,  res  1 839  San  Pablo  ave 
Milton  Lucy  A  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1526  West 
Milton  Mollie  A  Mis-,  res  L839  San  Pablo  ave 
Milton  S  E  Mrs,  groceries,  1526  West,  res  same 
Milwain  Alexander,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1315  Frank- 
lin 
Milwain  Ruth  M  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1315  Franklin 
Milwain  Wm  E,  draughtsman  J  G  Mathews  &  Son.  res  1315 

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Minaci  Peter,  laborer  Oakland  Paving  Co's  quarry,  res  N 
Temescal 

Mincker  Adelia  Miss,  res  956  Twenty-eighth 

Mincher  Amy  Miss,  res  (.>56  Twenty-eighth 

Mi  richer  Hattie  M  Miss,  res  956  Twenty-eighth 

Mincher  Isaac,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  956 
Twenty-eighth 

Mindell  Charles,  engineer  U  S  ('oast  Survey,  res  cor  Web- 
ster and  Bridge 

Mindham  John  T.  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  S  V 

Minear  David  E,  teamster  Cooper's  Coal  Yard,  812  Frank- 
lin, rea  521  sixth 

Minear  Flora  Mrs,  floral   designs  for  funerals,  res  521  Sixth 

Minear  William  E,  laborer,  rea  521  sixth 

Miner  Annie  E  Miss,  rea  543  Albion 

Miner  Carrie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  L273  San  Pablo  ave 

Miner#3mma  Miss,  rea  562  E  Twelfth 

Miner  Eugem  .  conductor  8  1*  Co,  rea  l(|<*»7  Twelfth 

Miner  James  ( >.  farmer,         >83  Thirty-fifth 

Miner  1\  F  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  569  Eighth 

Miner  M  A  Mrs,  r<  -  562  ETwelfth 

Miner  Albert  r  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  rea  Eon- 

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Minier  Rosa  Miss,  domestic,  res  Fontainbleau  ave  bet  E 
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Miniter  N  H,  clerk  M  J  KELLER,  res  Winsor  House 

Minkel  Theresa  Miss,  res  1424  Eighth 

Minlin ,  carpenter  Wm  H  Weilbve 

MINNEHAN  EDWARD  T,  People's  Express  Co, 
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MINNESOTA  THRESHER  MANUFAC- 
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Minnett  Georgo  C,  butcher,  921  Twenty-fourth 
Minor  A  L,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Buhsell  House 
Minor  C,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing   Co's   quarry,  res 

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Minor  Theodore  H,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  res  1256  Eighth 
Minton  Wm  M,  purser  City  of  Pefcin,  les  956  Center 
Mintzer  Wm,  malster  Kramm  &  Dieves,  res  Oakland  Brew- 
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Minugh  Henry  W,  superintendent  Vulcan  Powder  Works, 

res  106S  Fourteenth 
Miranda  John,  laborer,  res  s  s  Forty-seventh  nr  Shattuck  ave 
I  Mires  George,  tinner   M  De  La  Montanya,   res   Julia  bet  E 
Fourteenth  and  Monroe 
Mires   John  C,  carpenter,  res  Julia  bet  E  Fourteenth  and 

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Mishee  John,  fruit  peddler,  cor  First  and  Franklin 
Mishler  Jane  Mrs,  res  1641  San  Pablo  ave 
Mission   School  and  Sewing  School,   NE  cor  Second    and 

Broadway 
Mitchell  Andrew,  res  1318  Seventh 
;  Mitchell  B  H,  brass  finisher,  res  819  Webster 
Mitchell  Belle  Miss,  res  1318  Seventh 
Mitchell  Charles,  laborer,  res  832  Linden 
Mitchell  Charles,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1775  Taylor 
Mitchell  Chas,  employe  J  Fisher,  res  1401  Broadway 
Mitchell  Charles  H,  wood  turner  W  T  Veitch  &  Bro,  res 

La  Clede  House 
Mitchell  Edward,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res  Seventh  nr  Wood 
Mitchell  Frank,  shoe  maker,  res  707  Fifth 


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Mitchell  Francis  J,   driver   W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  153    Third 
Mitchell  Frank  D,  clerk  Wells,   Fargo   &  Co,  S   F,  res  1566 

Eignth  ave 
Mitchell  Fred  E,  salesman  and  collector  J  B  Wooster  &  Co, 

S  F,  res  2921   Maple 
Mitchell  Geo  M,  dairyman,  1112  Franklin,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Mitchell  Henry  B,  driver  W  S&OT  Co,  res  703  Franklin 
Mitchell  Iva  Miss,  postmistress   North  Temescal,   res   2921 

Maple 
p  O  Mitchell  J,  carpenter,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Mitchell  James,  res  620  Second 
Mitchell  James,  machinist,  res  565  Second 
Mitchell  James,  gardener  Francis  M  Smith,  cor  Eighth  ave 

and  E  Twentv-fourth 
Mitchell  James  H,  carpenter,  res  1937  Union 
:  Mitchell  John  (Mitchell  &  Stewart)  res  1318  Seventh 
Mitchell  John   H,  groceries,   cor   Fifth  and  Castro,  res  166 

Second 
Mitchell  Joseph  M.  plumber,  res  La   Clede  House 

^    Mitchell  Joseph  R,  engines  and  boilers,  res  816  Myrtle 
Mitchell  Kate  Miss,  res  134  Hanover  ave 
Mitchell  Kate  Mrs,  laundress  Troy  Steam  Laundry 
Ljy     Mitchell  Linwood  W.  carpenter,  res  1-122  Sixteenth 
^^    Mitchell  Lizzie  Mi>s,  res  2303  Peralta 
WM     Mitchell   L  .1   Mi-,  res  S12  Line 

■y|    Mitchell  Louis  A,  clerk  E  C  Session.-,  re.-  1202  Harrison 
^J    Mitchell  Lydia  \V  Mr-,  n-  7f>7  Eighteenth 

Mitchell  Mary  Mrs,  res  L559  Seventh 
g4    Mitchell    M  J    (.leilVess,    Mitchell  &  Co)  res  La  Clede  House 
^j     Mitchell   Matt  ('.  elerk  John  II    Mitchell,   re-    cor  Fifth    and 
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^f  Mitchell  Michael,  laborer  S   V  Co,  iv>   l:J72  Eighteenth 

^4^  Mitchell  Nicholas,  expressman,  res  72~>  Eilbert 

j^Jl  Mitchell  Oscar  T,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co 

pfl  Mitchell   LA   Mrs,  widow,  res    111     Fifteenth 

£j    Mitchell  8  A.  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  L027  Willow 

P»J     Mitchell  Samuel  II,  bailiff  Police  Court,  res  7 « "» 7   Eighteenth 
PH    Mitchell  Samuel  T  A,  laborer  s  P  Co,  rea  L027  Willow 

Mitchell  uanl  (.1   Mitchell  &  8  II  Steward)  leather  and 

Hshoe  findings,  120  Twelfth 
Mitchell  Susie,  domestic,  920  Filbert 
Mitchell  T  A,  insuram  e,8F   rea  763  Thirteenth 
FN    Mitchell  Walter  \\\  clerk   Welb,  Ear-o  a-  Co.  n-    17»>7    Lin- 

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Mitchell  Wm  A,  bookkeeper  W  C  Price  &  Co,  res  1318 
Seventh 

Mitchell  Wm  E,  buggv  washer  Grand  Central  Stables,  res 
NW  cor  Webster  and  Twelfth 

Mitchels ,  sign  writer,  363  Eleventh 

Mitchels  Vincent  P,  sign  writer,  1062  Franklin,  res  1754 
Market 

Mittler  Lvdia,  domestic,  1034  Adeline 

MIX  GrUSTAVE  L,  searcher  of  records,  924  Broad- 
way, res  1267  Clay 

Mix  W  A,  notary  public  and  clerk  G  L  Mix,  res*  408  Thir- 
teenth 

Mock  T  F,  wharfinger  Renton  Coal  Co,  res  756  Seventh 

Mockbee  William  K,  salesman  J  A  Folder  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1460  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Mockel  George,  laborer,  res  2133  Adeline 

Modie  Lula  A  Miss,  employe  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Manufac- 
turing Co,  res  S  F 

Moeh  T  F,  res  756  Seventh 

Moeller  J  H,  laborer,  res  1619  Seward 

MofFatt  Frederick  H,  laborer,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

Moffett  James  A,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1415  Ninth 

MofFett  J  H,  carpenter,  res  508^  Thirteenth 

Moffett  Joseph  H,  carpenter,  res  1320  Telegraph  ave 

Moffett  R  B  Mrs,  res  717  Sixteenth 

Mofritt  Anna  E  Miss,  res  563YTwenty-fburth 

Moffitt  Emma  Miss,  res  623  E  Fourteenth 

Moffitt  E  S,  laborer  Lyon  &  Co,  res  Grand  Central  House 

Moffitt  F  E,  teamster,  res  Prescott  House 

MOFFITT  FRANK  J,  president  and  manager 
Moraine)  Times  Co,  and  president  Board  of  Trade,  res 
1337  Filbert 

Mofritt  George  D,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  1336  Chestnut 

Mofritt  Geo  W,  engineer  O  F  D,  Xo  4  Hall,  res  623  E  Four- 
teenth 

Mofritt  Harry  M,  student  Sackett  School,  res  623  E  Four- 
teenth 

Mofritt  Herbert  C,  res  cor  Twenty-second  and  Webster 

Moffitt  James  (Blake,  Moffitt  &  fowne,  S  F)  res  cor  Twentv- 
second  and  Webster 

Moffitt  James  K,  clerk  Blake,  Moffitt  &  Towne,  S  F,  res  cor 
Twenty-second  and  Wel>>ter 

Moffitt  Joseph  D,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  623  E  Fourteenth 

1  Moffittt  Libby  C  Miss,  res  563  Twenty-fourth 

Moffitt  Marguerite  Miss,  res  623  E  Fourteenth 

Moffitt  Mary  F  Miss,  res  623  E  Fourteenth 


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Molfitt  Nellie  Miss,  res  623  E  Fourteenth 

Moffitt  Thomas  Z,  res  563  E  Twenty-fourth 

Mogle  Lucy  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1559  Broadway 

Moiir  Charles,  barber,  911  Seventh,  res  same 

Mohr  Henry,  tinner  and  extraman  Engine  No  5,  0  F  D,  res 

1919  Market 
Mohr  Henry,  employe  C  F  Schulz,  res  819  Castro 
Mohrbeck  Gustaf  A,  cook  D  Bruns,  res  Commercial   Union 

Hotel 
Moine  Eugene,  shoemaker  E  Besancon,  res  1260  San  Pablo 

ave 
Moiles  John,  driver  People's  Express  Co,  res  Wilcox   Block 
Moir  David,  machinist  California  Cotton   Mills  Co,  res   609 

Twenty-third  ave 
Moir  G  Mis,  dressmaker,  res  1417  San.  Pablo  ave 
Moir  Geo,  marine  engineer,  res  1417  San  Pablo  ave 
Moir  James,  foreman  California   Cotton  Mills  Co,    res    616 

Valdez 
Moir  P,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  616  Valdez 
Moir  William,  capitalist,  res  625  Fourteenth 
MOISE  C  &  CO    (Charles    and    Edward    W    Moise) 

stationery  and  fancy  goods,  w  s  Broadway  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth 
Moise  Chaa  (Moise  C  &  Co)  res  Winsor  House 
M<>ise  Edward  W  (Moise  &  Bro)  res  Winsor  House 
Moisl  Harvey  E,  salesman  Phelan  &  Fish,  res  610  Ninth 


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Mokler  James,  lal)orer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry, 

res  same 
Mokler  Nellie  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Kennedy  and  Pennison 
Mole  John,    Washington-Street    Planing     Mill,    res    1264 

Twenty-fourth  ave 
Moles  J  R,  traveling  salesman,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Molinari  A.  teamstor,  res  1017  Third 
Molinari  P,  teamster,  res  1017  Third 
Molinengo  M,  teamster  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 

Molke ,  painter  8  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Bote] 

Moller  John,  extraman  Engine  No  ;;.  0  F  D,  res  Seward  bet 

( Sampbell  and  Peralta 
Moller  William  (Dalziel  &  Moller)  res    NE  cor   Nineteenth 

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MOLLOY  THOMAS,County  Assessor,  County  Court 

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Molm  ('hurley,  master  mariner,  res  Melrose 

Molseed  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  L26  Ninth 

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Molteni  Louis,  janitor  Temescal  School,  res  s  s  Temescal  nr 
Cherry 

Moltzen  Mary,  domestic,  NE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Grove 

Moinyer  Henry  E,  bazaar,  913  Washington,  res  846  Isabella 

Monaghan  Annie,  domestic,  62  E  Twelfth 

Monaghan  Pat,  inspector  S  P  Co,  res  1666  Pacific 

Monaghan  Wm,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Third  and  Chester 

Monahan  Bridget  Mrs,  res  806  Campbell 

Monahan  Frank  J,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  147  6  Fifth 

Monahan  Julia  E  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry, 
res  1355  Eighteenth 

Monahan  Laughiin,  res  808  Castro 

Monahan  Lizzie  Mrs,  widow,  res  520  Eighth 

Monahan  Michael,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
110  Eddie 

Monahan  William,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1445  Fifth 

Mondonzo  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Money  Mary  L  Mrs,  birds,  1521  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Money  M  H,  res  1521  San  Pablo  ave 

Mongelaz  Charles,  saloon,  cor  Sixth  and  Broadway,  res  321 
Sixth 

MONIAK  PAUL  LEONARD,  electrician,  me- 
chanic and  music-box  repairer,  1414  San  Pablo  ave,  res 
same 

Monihan  Dan,  laborer,  res  653  Magnolia 

Monis  Manuel,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Monis  Silva,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Monnet  Fred,  student,  res  1154  Eighth 

Monnet  Lillie  Miss,  res  1154  Eighth 

Monnet  Louis,  mining,  res  1154  Eighth 

Monreal  Romana  Miss,  ironer,  res  1370  Broadway 

Monroe  Mrs,  res  The  Centennial 

Monroe  Alice  E,  student  Dupue  &  Aydelotte's  Business  Col- 
lege, res  1658  Telegraph  ave 

Monroe  C  G,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  1658  Telegraph 
ave 

Monroe  Francis  S,  bookkeeper,  res  1658  Telegraph  ave 

Monroe  John,  stationery  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1830  Seventh 

Monroe  John  C,  salesman  J  A  Brunje,  res  1568  Telegraph 
ave 

Monroe  John  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1830  Seventh 

Monroe  Wm,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  958  Campbell 

Monroe  William  H,  reporter  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  La 
Clede  House 

Monson  Albert,  reporter  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  403 
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Montague  Ella,  clerk  Land  Title  Co,  res  961   Fourth  ave 

Montague  IJenry  B,   student  U  C,  res  1019  Filbert 

Montague  James  P,  master  mariner,  res  961  Fourth  ave 

Montague  L  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1019  Filbert 

Montana  Hall.  1100±  Seventh 

Monteith  A  J,  res  1324  Myrtle 

Montell  Richard  X,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  res  958 

Fifth 
Monteri  Nicolas,  res  1827  Short 

MONTGOMERY    CHARLES,  pro- 
prietor AMERICAN   EXCHANGE    HO- 
TEL, S  F,    and    MONTGOMERY'S   HO- 
TEL, S  F,  res  cor  Fruit  Vale  ave  and  Hopkins 
Montgomery  Ellen,  domestic,  1125  Adeline 
Montgomery  John,  employe  Oakland  Soda  Factory,  res  937 

Twenty-sixth 
Montgomery  John   L,  laborer,  res  937  Twenty-sixth 
Montgomery  Thomas,  res  812  Lewis 
Montgomery  Walter,  res  501  Seventh 
Montgomery  Warren  A,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  s  s  Summer 

nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Montgomery  Win  E,  jeweler,  SJF,  res  940  Filbert 
Mony  Charles H,  coachman  Charles  L  Dingley,    res   876  E 

Fifteenth 
Mooar  Geo  Rev,  pastor    Plymouth    Avenue    Congregational 
Church   and   professor    Theological   Seminary,  res  450 
Edward- 
Mood  Prank  F,  driver  Contra   Costa   Laundry,   res  SW  cor 
Fourteenth  and  Kirkham 

Moody .  carpenter,  1144  E  Fourteenth 

Moody  Alex  C,  res  L4264  San  Pablo  ave 

Moody  AJpheus  U,    apothecary  Kirkland  &  Trowbridge,  res 

Tim;;  E  Twenty-third 
Moody  Edwin  A,  stock  raiser, res  352  E  Twenty-second 
Moody  E  P,  clerk  W  S&O  T  Co,  res404  Fifth 
Moody  Horace,  carpenter,  res  761  Washington 
Moody  John  II.  salesman,  8  F,  res  L319  Twelfth 
Moody  Joseph  A., student,  res  352  E  Twenty-second 
M  i  >dy  M  M  Mi--,  compositor   Carruth  vV  Oarrnth,  res 

352  E  Twent  ^-second 
MOODY  VOLNEY  D,    president    First    National 

Bank  of  I  Oakland,  res  Piedmont 
Moody  W  B,  propr    Enterprise    Printing  Office,  res  BW  cor 

Broadway  nnd  Vernon 
Moody  W  W,  agl  Standard  Oil  Go,  res  Galindo  Hotel 


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Mooney  James,  watchman    S  P  Co,    res    NW  cor  Mariposa 

ave  and  Racine 
Mooney  John  H,  machinist,  res  479  E  Tenth 
Mooney  Josie  Miss,  res  479  E  Tenth 
q  Mooney  M  Miss,  nurse,  res  Playter  Block 
H     r  Mooney  Nora  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
U   k  Moor  Edward  N,  farmer,    Contra   Costa    County,   res    1302 
w     2  Webster 

Z     j  Moor  WH  Mrs,  res  1302  Webster 
M    -g  I  MOOEE  A  A,  attorney-at-law,   924  Broadway,  res  cor 

Sixth  ave  and  E  Twentieth 
Moore  Albert  A  Jr,  student,  res   SE   cor    Sixth  ave  and  E 

Twentieth 
Moore  Alex,  engineer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

760  Fifth 
Moore  Alfred  R,  tinsmith,  S  F,  res  1517  Twelfth  ave 
Moore  Annie  Miss,  res  1099  Adeline 
Moore  Carrie  Miss,  res  1159  Alice 
Moore  Catharine  Mrs,  cook  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San 

Pablo  ave 
Moore  Charles  captain  schooner  Merchant,  res  1709  Goss 
Moore  Charles  R,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1025  Seventh    ave 
Moore  Charles  S,  printer,  res  2956  Telegraph  ave 
Moore  Charles  W,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  762  Wood 
Moore  Charlotte  Miss,  res  1099  Adeline 
Moore  Corwin  W,  genl  merchandise,   2956-2960  Telegraph 

ave,  res  2958  Telegraph  ave 
Moore  C  P,  contractor,  res  1124  Thirteenth  ave 
Moore  Edward  E,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  881  Division 
Moore  E  H,  compositor  Morning  Times,  res  613  Tenth 
Moore  E  H,  farmer,  res  e  s  Claremont  ave,  nr  Telegraph 
Moore  Ethel  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Sixth  ave  and  E  Twentieth 
Moore  E  W,  capitalist,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Moore  Ella  Miss,  res  1709  Goss 
Moore  F  R,  paper  hanger  and  decorator,  376  Tenth,  res  378 

Tenth 
Moore  Francis  A,  grocer,  1102  Thirty-fourth,  res  same 
Moore  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco,  871  Washington,  res  2013 

Brook 
Moore  Frank  P,  clerk,  S  F,  res  515  Ninth 
Moore  Fred,  Galindo  Hotel  hacks,  res  1572  Fifth 
Moore  H  A  Mrs,  res  1621  Eighth 
Moore  Hattie  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1214  Clay 
Moore  Henry,  tinner  George  Christman,  res  1919  Market 
Moore  Henry  D,  barber  H  G  Jacobs,  res  817  Oak 
Moore  Ida  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  2960  Telegraph  ave 


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Moore  James,  boiler  maker  Clark  &    Wooley,  res  Winthrop 
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Moore  James,  carpenter,  res  1813  San  Pablo  ave 

Moore  James,  heater    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res    924 
Thirty-sixth 

Moore  James  T,  harness  maker  C  0  Evans,  mail  1317  Broad- 
way 

Moore  James  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1025  Seventh  ave 

Moore  J  D  Mrs,  res  613  Tenth 

Moore  Jessie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  2960  Telegraph  ave 

Moore  John,  res  1772  Goss 

Moore    John,    engineer    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,     res 
Emeryville 

Moore  John,  res  1225  Twenty-third  ave 

Moore  John,  bootblack,  res  762  Chestnut 

Moore  John  A,  house  painter,  376  Tenth 

Moore  John  B,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  SS7  Pine 

Moore  John  T,  broommaker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Moore  Joseph,  civil  engineer,  res  1099  Adeline 

Moore  Kate  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1025    Seventh  ave 

Moore  Laura  C  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  s.~>7  Harrison 

Moore  Lawrence,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1871  Goss 

Moore  Lorenzo  D,  tallyman    Puget   Sound   Lumber  Co,  res 
495  Plymouth  a 

Moore  Lucretia  I)  Mrs,  res  922  Thirty-fourth 

Moore  L  W,  agent  M  J  KELLER,   1007-1009    Broad- 
way 

Moore  M  AJMrs,rea  516  Ninth 

»re  Maggi<   A  Miss,  res  515  Ninth 

Moore  Martha  Mrs,  rea  495  Plymouth  ave 

Moon-  Mary  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  1730  Taylor 

Moore  Nelson  s,  rea  922  Thirty-fourth 

Moore  <>  B,  real  estate,  900  Broadway,  rea  9  F 

Moore  Ralph  D,  chemist,  rea  L099  Adeline 

Mooro  Ralph  H,'stud<  at,  n  -  1 099  Adeline 

Moore  Richard  II.  conductor  8  P  Co,  rea  1060  Harrison 

Robert  C,  paper  hanger  McGovern  &  Cahill,  rea  B57 
1  [arrison 

Moore  Roberl  J,  moulder,  8  F,  rea  Lorin 

M<*  rah  A  Miss, res  978  Thirty-sixth 

!•<•  Thomas,  heater  Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  ■ 
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Moore  Thomas  J,  cigar  maker  R  Kuerzel,  res  815  Washing- 
ton 

Moore  V  G,  inspector  of  post  offices  Pacific  Coast,res  Galindo 
Hotel 

Moore  W  A,  patrolman,  res  378  Ninth 

Moore  Willard,  painter  Robb  &  Lawlor,  res  830  Jefferson 

Moore  Wm,  carpenter,  res  318  Thirteenth 

Moore  Wm,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Moore  William,  rougher  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  471  B 

Moore  William  D,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1104  Peralta 

Moore  Wm  H,  grocer,  res  2136  Magnolia 

Moore  W  J,  hackman,  res  515  Ninth 

Moore  W  W,  hackman,  res  1772  Goss 

Moore  W  W,  res  Emeryville 

Moraga  Joseph  J,  rancher,  res  Melrose 

Moralez  Jesus  Albert,  cook,  res  373  Fourth 

Moran  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1156  Broadway 

Moran  Mrs,  res  1756  Ninth  ave 

Moran  Bernard,  saloon,  2302  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Moran  Dennis,  artificial  stone  sidewalk  mfr,  res  671  Twen- 
tieth 

Moran  D  J,  clerk  T  J  Rathjen,  res  753  Jefferson 

Moran  James,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Moran  James  T  (Greenhood  &  Moran)  res  SW  cor  Thir- 
teenth and  Washington 

Moran  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res  2306  San  Pablo  ave 

Moran  Jennie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1255  Alice 

Moran  John,  hostler  A  Gates,  res  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 
Franklin 

Moran  M  Miss,  milliner,  1452  Seventh,  res  same 

Moran  Michael  J,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  1665  Sixteenth 

Moran  Retta  Miss,  res  485  Prospect  ave 

Moray  L,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
same 

Morck  William,  mfr  ornamental  iron  works,  362  Twelfth, 
res  764  Twenty-first 

Morcom  Thomas,  emplove  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 
309  E  Twentythird  " 

More  H  H  Mrs,  res  562  Thirteenth 

Morehead  C  Mrs,  res  547  Twentieth 

Morehead  James  T,  foreman  pressman  Oakland  Enquirer, 
res  1457  Broadway 

Morehouse  Pierson  F,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1379  Twelfth 
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Moreies  Saferino,  brewer  East  Oakland  Brewerv.  res  409  E 
Twelfth 

Moreing  Catherine,  Mrs,  res  416  E  Twenty-third 

Moreing  Christopher  C,  painter,  res  1769  Grove 

Moreing  Frank  B,  student,  res  416  E  Twenty-third 

Moreing  William  B,  painter,  res  416  E  Twenty-third 

Morel  A  R,  res  Julia  bet  Sherman  and  Monroe 

Morel  L  Miss,  res  Julia  bet  Sherman  and  Monroe 

Moreno  Feliz,  apprentice  Robert   J  Beebe,  res  105S    Broad- 
way 

Moresa  P,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Moresi  Angelo,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res    960  Twenty- 
ninth 

Moresi  John,  paper  hanger,  res  657  Myrtle 

Morest  Frank  L,  engineer,  res  1373  Ninth 

Moreton  Henry,  tailor,  res  1309  Clay 

Moretti  Paul,  bartender  J  J  Hanifin,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

MOEET  CHAS  E,    drug    store,    1760   Seventh,  res 
same 

Morey  Erastus,  lodging  house,  862  Willow,  res  sirae 

Morey  George  R,  carriage  maker,  res  1137  E  Fourteenth 

Morey  Jessie  Mi--,  res  1137  E  Fourteenth 

Morey  M  J  Mrs,  dry  and  fancy  goods  and  notion.-.    1137    E 
Fourteenth,  res  same 

Horey  Etosswell,  supt   Union    Box    Factory,    S   F,    res   924 
Twenty-eighth 

Morgan .  civil  engineer,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Morgan  Annie,  domestic,  931  Poplar 

Morgan  Barl  (Bart  Morgan  &  Co)  and   supervisor,  res    819 
Markel 

MORGAN  BART  &   CO   (Bar!    Morgan)   drugs, 
boo!  books  and  stationery,  Market  Street  Block 

Morgan  Birdie  Mrs,  rea  Sunny  side  Rous 

Morgan  Charles  B,  genl  mgr  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
764  Fourteenth 

Morgan  I  >avid  <  J.  painter  Farwell  &  Russell,  res  680  Twenty- 
third 

j an  Edward  II  (Man.  Sadler  A  Co,  S  F)  res   654    Four- 
nth 

Morgan  E  Dwight,  carpenter,  rea  680  Twenty-third 

Morgan  Emma  Miss,  rea  754  Fourteenth 

Morgan  Evan  Ei,  carriage  trimmer   Oakland   Carriage   Co, 

nr  Adeline 

Morgan  Frances   Mrs,   confectionery    and    bakery,    620    E 
Twelfth,  me 


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MORGAN  HENRY  H,  proprietor  Oakland  Jersey 

Farm,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 
Morgan  Harriett  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  951  Willow 
Morgan  Horace,  res  670  Fifth 
Morgan  Isaac  R,  salesman,  res  974  Cypress 
Morgan  James,  capitalist,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Morgan  J  Bert,  clerk  John  Cushing  &  Son,  res  834   Frank- 
lin 
Morgan  John,  blacksmith,  res  464  Third 
Morgan  John  B,  carpenter,  res  2016  Chestnut 
Morgan  John  H,  blacksmith,  res  Washington  nr  Sixth 
Morgan  John  P,  saloon,  380  Twelfth,  res  569  Fifth 
Morgan  Julia  Miss,  res  754  Fourteenth 
Morgan  M  D  Miss,  res  611  Nineteenth 
Morgan  M  J  Mrs,  res  959  Clay 
Morgan  Nellie,  chambermaid  Union  Hotel 
Morgan  0  I,  contractor  and  builder,  res  590  Thirty-fourth 
Morgan  Page  B,  veterinary  surgeon,    res    n   s    Linden    bet 

Cherry  and  Liberty 
Morgan  Parmelee,  res  754  Fourteenth 
Morgan  Ross,  student  U  C,  res  611  Nineteenth 
Morgan  Thomas  R,  clerk,  S  F,  res  775  Fourteenth 
MORGAN    THOMAS  W,    city    engineer,    office 

City  Hall,  res  611  Nineteenth 
Morgan  Thos  W  Jr,  student,  res  611  Nineteenth 
Morgan  Wm  0,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  590  Thirty-fourth 
Morgenroth  Charles  A,  clerk  S  Steen,  res  Alameda 
Morguson  Wm,  steward  Blake  House,  res  same 
Mori  Fusajiro,  student,  res  212  Second 
Moriarty  Daniel,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  S04  Cedar 
Moriartv  Jeremiah,    tailor    M    J    KEIiIjER,    res    212 

Fifth 
Moriarty  Jeremiah  L,  mariner,  res  212  Fifth 
Moriarty  John.,  clerk  J  J  O'Brien  &  Co,  S  F,  res  212   Fifth 
Moriarty  Louis,  clerk  O'Connor  &  Moffitt,  S  F,  res  212  Fifth 
Moriarty  Maggie,  domestic,  1337  Filbert 
Morillo  Edward  C,  hostler,  res  2802  Brook 
Moriselo  D,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Morison  Ella  M  Miss,  res  1714  Taylor 
Morison  Isabella  F  Miss,  res  1714  Taylor 
Morison  James  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  872  Twentieth 
Morison  Samuel  A,  real  estate  broker,  S  F,  res   872  Twen- 
tieth 
Morison  Wallace,  clerk  freight  dept  S  P  Co,  res  1172  Sev- 
enth 
Morison  W  W,  way-bill  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1172  Seventh 


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Ill  Morison  W  \V,  cigars,  tobacco,  wines  and  liquors,  1776  Sev- 

2  enth,  res  1714  Taylor 

|—  q  Morley  John  W  farmer,  res  1425  Sixth  ave 

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m  -J  Morlock  Emma  Miss,  res  1719  Thirteenth 

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orosco  Walter,  res  Redwood  Road 

orosoli  Carlos,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

orril  A  W  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1460  Seventh 

orrill  Dorcas  Mrs,  widow,  res  1013  Wood 

orrill  Frank  B,  expressman,  office  cor  Eighth   and  Wash- 
ington, res  1862  Gosa 

orrill  Geo,  carpenter,  res  St  John  House 

orrill  Jessie  B  Miss,  res  1013  Wood 

orrill  Raymond  H,  special  delivery  messenger  post-office, 
res  1862  Goss 

orril]  Simeon,  farmer,  res  Dingee's  ranch 

orrill  William, 'laborer  S  Morrill,  res  Dingee's  ranch 

orris  Beverly  V,  commissary  agt  Pullman  Palace   Car  Co, 
rea  1  L42  Adeline 

orris  Clara  Miss,  res  933  Linden 

orris  Clara  Miss,  res  2233  Adeline 

orris  C  P,  book  agt,  res  713  Tenth 

orris  David  W,  examiner  of  merchandise    LT   S  Custom-. 
s  F,  res  1  125  sixth  ave 

orris  E  Clarissa    Miss,  teacher  Prescotl   School,  res  7T>r>  co  *>  W 
Thirteenth 

orris  Edward  II.  pes  L676  Eighth 

orris  F,  waiter  D  Bruns,  res  Commercial  Union  Hotel 

orris  Prank  B,  clerk,  S  F.  res  933  Linden 

orris  Fred  S,  collector,  8  F.  res  L312  Twelfth  ave 

orris  i        T,  colli  ctor  The  .1  Dewing  Co,  res  Alameda 

orris  I [arry  W,  clerk,  8  F,  r  Linden 

orris  II  D.  painter  8  P  ( '<» 

orris  Helen  M        student .  res  933  Linden 

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Morris  Henry  D,  hardware  merchant,  S  F,  res  933   Linden 

Morris  Henry  S,  capitalist,  res  1105  Jackson 

Morris  Henry  S,  res  1676  Eighth 

MORRIS  JAMES  W,  expressman,  cor  Tenth  and 

Broadway,  res  705  Twenty-eighth 
MORRIS     JOHN    E,    manager    W    U  T   Co,    422 

Twelfth,  res  756  Thirteenth 
Morris  John  W,  asst  superintendent  construction  dept  S  P 

Co,  res  756  Thirteenth 
Morris  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  711  Campbell 
Morris  Josephine  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1312  Twelfth  ave 
Morris  KC  Miss,  teacher  Swett  School,  res  606  Fourteenth 
Morris  Lawrence,  student,  res  933  Linden 
Morris  Lemuel  P,  carpenter,  res  2233  Adeline 
Morris  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  1460  Seventh,  res  same 
Morris  Marcus  L,  S  F,  res  1144  Myrtle 
Morris  Martha  Mrs,  res  1312  Twelfth  ave 
Morris    Mary    E    Miss,   teacher    Franklin    School,  res  756 

Thirteenth 
Morris  M  E  Mrs,  res  1607  Seventh 

Morris  Minnie  Miss,  dressmaker,  1458  Seventh, -res  same 
Morris  Moses,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1772  San  Pablo  ave 
Morris  Preston,  canvasser,  res  1607  Seventh 
Morris  Preston  Jr,  res  1607  Seventh 
Morris  S,  pictures  and  frames,  1757  Seventh,  res  same 
Morris  Sadie  Miss,  res  1218  Eleventh  ave 
Morris  Samuel  S,  waiter  Spiars  &  Welti,  res  555  Seventh 
Morris  T  H,  dentist,  res  756  Thirteenth 
Morris  William,   Senate    Saloon,   1074   Thirteenth  ave,  res 

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Morris  William,  res  716  Tenth 
Morris  Wm  R,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 
Morrison  Andrew  F,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Morrison  Chauncey  A,  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  763  Seven- 
teenth 
Morrison  Daniel,  miner,  res  1062  E  Seventeenth 
Morrison  Ed  C,  insurance   agt,  S  F,  res  479  Plymouth  ave 
Morrison  Frances  E  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  James  Whitaker, 

res  1062  E  Seventeenth 
Morrison  Hector,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1771  Seward 
Morrison  Hiram  L,  dairyman,  Fruit  Vale 
Morrison  Irwin  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1771  Seward 
Morrison  John  B,  master  mariner,  res  714  Center 
Morrison  John  F,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  801  Twenty-sixth 
Morrison  John  T,  deputy  sheriff,  res  1065  Center 
Morrison  John  T,  carrier  post-office,  res  714  Center 

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Morrison  Katie  L  Mi>- .  res  2080  San  Pablo  ave    • 

Morrison  Lucy  Mrs,  assf  R  II  Cool,  res  SOI  Twenty-sixth 

Morrison  Maggie  E,  res  1771  Seward 

Morrison  M  V,  clerk.  S  F,  res  979  Cypress 

Morrison  Parker  M,  carpenter,  res  20S0  San  Pablo  ave 

Morrison   W    D,    switchman    S    P   Co,  res  cor    Tenth   and 

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Morrison  William   H,  carpenter   Cameron  A:  McDonald,  res 

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Morrissey  Catherine  Mrs.  widow,  res  1320  Sixth  ave 
Morrisey  Dan,  teamster  C  J  Welch  &  Co,  res  1320  Sixth  ave 
Morrissey  James,  cleaner  S  I*  Co,  res  Temescal 
Morrissey  Jas  S,  Laborer,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr    Thirty- 
ninth 
Morrissey  Mary  Miss,  saleslady  Abrahamson   Bros,  res  241 

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Morrissey  Richard,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing       .   res 

241  Loni>a 
Morrissey  Susan  Mi--,  res  L 3 20  Sixth  ave  — .    P-^ 

Morrissey  William,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  C  .  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Morrosco Caroline,  physician  and  surgeon,  127<»  San  Pablo 

ave,  res  Alameda 
Morrow  Annie  Miss,  res  -  -  Springer  nr  Adeline 
Morrow  Annie  Mrs.  res  938  Thirty-sixth 
Morrow  David,  24  Thirty-sixth 

Morrow  David  Rev,  carpenter,  res  -  -  Spring  nr  Adeline 
Morrow  <;        _     I\  hay  and  grain.  S  F.  rea  n  sColumbus  ave 

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Morrow  Hugh,  employ.-  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail   Co,   res  629 

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Morrow    Joseph,   employe  Judson    Manufacturing  l  o,  res 

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Morrow  Oliver,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Morrow  Sad  iher    Bay    District   Scho  -  -  - 

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Morrow  Thorn  is  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  I 

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Morrow  Wm  R,  employe  Judson  Manufacturin 

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Morse  A  Rush)  res  586  Twentieth 

Morse  Abraham,  employe  Benry  N   Moi 
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Morse  E  B,  clerk  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res  1667  Ninth 

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Morse  E  S  Mrs  res  562  Thirteenth 
Morse  George,  res  Peralta  Heights 
Morse  Henry  N,  detective^S  F,  res  Newton  ave  bet  Hanover 

ave  and  Lester 
Morse  Hiram,  res  628  Seventeenth 

Morse  Jacob  G,  helper  Oakland  Carriage  Co,  res  379  Fifth 
Morse  Jasori  B,  gardener  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
Morse  Mark  S,  operator  W  U  T  Co,  1792  Seventh,  res  1815 

Taylor 
Morse  &  Rush  (A  Morse  and  A  Rush)  merchant  tailors,  474 

Tenth 
MORSE    SAMUEL    B   Rev,    president   California 

College,  res  Highland  Park 
MORSE  W  B,  supt    Fourteenth  Street  Railway,  res 

The  Centennial 
Morse  Wm,  cleaner  S  P  Co 

Morten  M  Mrs,  restaurant,  1600  Seventh,  res  same 
Mortenson  Charles  G,  machinist  Judson  Manufacturing  Co 
Mortenson  H,  machinist  Judson  Manufacturing  Co 
Mortenson  Knud,  car  driver  Fourteenth  Street  Railway  Co, 

res  1463  Thirteenth 
Morton  Alice,  book  binder  Pacific    Press,  res  702  Eleventh 
Morton  Amanda  F  Mrs,  res  1265  Clay 
Morton  Charles,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley,    res   Areata 

House 
Morton  Edward,  employe  California  Door  Factory,  res  1862 

Division 
Morton  James,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  881  Division 
Morton  Joseph,  laborer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res  Stock  Yards 
Morton  Robert,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Morton  Wm,  carpenter  830  Webster,  res  same 
Morton  Wm  H,  Home  Restaurant,    NE   cor  Telegraph  and 

Columbus  aves,  res  same 
Mosbacher  George,  salesman  Kahn  Brothers,  res  1370  Tele- 
graph ave 
Mosch  John,  driver  People's  Express,  res  712  Webster 
Mosch  William  F,  nail  packer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

712  Webster 
Moser  C  E,  carpenter,  res  725  Eleventh 
Mosher  Henry  P,  res  1736  Thirteenth 
Mosher  James,  res  1713  Atlantic 
Moskiman  C  A  Mrs,  res  715  Chester 
Moskiman  R  H,  printer,  res  715  Chester 


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Moskiman  William  W,  printer,  res  752  Castro 

Moslev  Elmer,  hostler  El  Dorado  Stable,  res  377  Eleventh 

Moss  Aroline  0  Miss,  res  921  Broadway 

Moss  At  wood,  res  lSlo  Taylor 

Moss  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  921  Broadway 

Moss  G  A.  gloves,  1063  Broadway,  res  S  F 

Moss  Jacob,  expressman,  res  379  Fifth 

MOSS  JAMES  W,  real  estate    and    notary   public, 

958  Broadway,  res  1325  Alice 
Moss  Mark,  clerk  post-office,  res  1115  Taylor 
Moss  Robert,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  167S  Atlantic 
Moss  William,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1815  Taylor 
Mo8sima  Andrew,  fruit  dealer,  res  1413  Thirteenth 
Mossman  Ethel  Miss,  student,  res  1457  San  Pablo  ave 
Mossman  Wm  L,  student  High  School,  res   1457  San  Pablo 

ave 
Mote  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Forty-first  nr  Market 
Mote  Louis,  butcher,  res  n  s  Forty-first  nr  Market 
M«»tt  Experience  M,  res  2044  Union 
Mott  Fannie  K  Mrs,  res  1714  Twelfth 
Mott  Frank  K,  clerk  W  C  Fife,  res  1714  Twelfth 
Mott  Fred  W,  tea  dealer,  res  527  Seventh 
Mott  J  R  (J  B  Mott  &  Co)  res  1365  Broadway 
MOTT  JR&CO  (J  R  Mott  and  J  A  Bliss)  Oakland 

Cream  Depot  and  Sweetbriar  Dairy,  also  agents  -Etna 

Mineral  Water  Co,  res  1367  Broadway 
Mott  John  W, salesman  C  Westover  &  Co,  res  1714  Twelfth 
Mott  Mary  G  Mr-,  re-  1365  Broadway 
Motl  Robert,  mgr    Great    American  Importing  Tea  Co,  917 

Broadway,  res  121s  I  'lav 
Mott  Robert  Mr-,  millinery,  953  Washington, res  L218  Clay 
Mott  Warren,  rea  1  160  Seventh 

iber  Mary  Mr-,  rea  1717  Atlantic 
Moul  Bomer,  Bupt  Oakland    Carriage  Co's  Factory,  res  B66 

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Mould  R  I  Mr-,  kindergarten  -chool,  rea  1271  Twelfth  ave 
Mould  Richard  I.  employe  Fireman's  Fund  [nsurance  Co,  8 

F,  rea   L271  Twelfth  ave 
Mould  W  R,  b    '•.  rea  127')  Ban  Pablo  ave 

Moulton  Daniel  B,  bookkeeper,  B  F,  rea  L615 Taylor 
Moulton  Barry  G,  dentist  R  B  Cool,  rea  L 615  Taylor 
Moulton  L  A  Mr-,  res  270  Ninth 
Moulton  L  F,  Farmer,  rea  279  Ninth 
Mounicot  ( termaine,  re-  <  rolden  <  late 
Mount  .1  B,  groceries,  fruit  and  L257  Broadway, 

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Mountain ,  painter,  res  Railroad  Exchange 

MOUNTAIN  VIEW  CEMETERY,  Wm  Col- 
lins superintendent,  D  Edward  Collins  secretary,  termi- 
nus Piedmont  ave 

Mountain  William,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  973  Willow 

Moura  John,  laborer,  res  252  Harlan 

Moura  Manuel,  laborer,  res  244  Harlan 

Mouser  B  T,  physician  and  surgeon,  2663  Telegraph  ave, 
res  same 

Mowe  H  W  Mrs,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 

Mowell  P  D,  commission  merchant,  S  F,res  1273  San  Pablo 
ave 

Mower  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1377  Sixteenth 

Mower  Etta  Miss,  compositor,  S  F,  res  1377  Sixteenth 

Moxey  J  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1326  Tenth  ave 

Moyer  Chas  H,  machinist,  S  F,  res  818  Fifteenth 

Moyer  Frank,  res  1213  Eleventh  ave 

Moyer  Wm,  butcher  H  F  Gieschen,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
end  of  Peralta  ave 

Moyles  James,  driver  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  1132  Twenty- 
fourth 

Moynihan  Bridget  Mrs,  res  806  Campbell 

Mudge  Violetta  C  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  763  Webster 

Mudie  Howard,  instructor  in  gymnasium  Hopkins  Academy, 
res  same 

Mueen  James  H,  laborer  Fredrickson,  Mann  &  Co,  res  917 
Alice 

Mueen  Thomas,  city  foreman  of  crosswalks,  res  917  Alice 

Mueen  Thomas  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  917  Alice 

Mueller  Carl  W,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  563  Charter 

Mueller  Constantine,  music  teacher,  res  1804  Chestnut 

Mueller  Jacob,  harness  maker,  1259  San  Pablo  ave,  res  2001 
Twenty-fourth 

Mueller  John  C,  furniture  and  upholsterer,  1217  Broadway, 
res  1765  Broadway 

Mueller  Othmar  (Krattiger  &  Mueller)  res  522  Third 

Mues  Dieterich,  ship  carpenter,  res  1071  Center 

Mugrage  Socrates  H,  painter,  res  272  Fourth 

Muhoberaz  James,  cook  Antone  Lizak,  res  1320  San  Pablo 
ave 

Muhr  Feodor  E,  salesman  Gier  &  Schulze,  res  1171  Seventh 

Muhr  Helena  A  Miss,  res  1171  Seventh 

Muhr  Herman  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  res  1171 
Seventh 

Muhr  Herman  F,  res  1171  Seventh 

Muir  B,  pickle  maker,  res  721  Franklin 


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Muir  John,  laborer,  res  721  Franklin 

Muir  John,  laborer  J  L  Davie,  res  970  Washington 

Muir  Katie,  res  721  Franklin 

Muir  Wm,  bridge  builder  S  P  Co,  res  503  Fifth 

Muir    William,    machinist   Judson   Manufacturing  Co,    res 

Lusk  ave  bet  Forty-first  and  Forty-second  aves 
Muirhead  Andrew  (Fred  H  Luth  &  Co)  res  1754  Market 
Mulane  John,  plasterer,  res  Winters  Hotel 
Mulcahy  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Mulgrew  James,  keeper  corporation  yard  City  Hall,  res  1267 

Eighth  ave 
Mulgrew  James  D,  plumber  0  C   Kirk,  res  1267  Eighth  ave 
Mulgrew  John  J,  employe  Gas  Co  and  extraman  Engine  Co 

No  4,  0  F  D,  res  1267  Eighth  ave 
Mulgrew  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1267  Eighth  ave 
Mulgrew  Mamie  T  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1267  Eighth  ave 
Mulhare  Joseph,  artificial  stone  worker,  res   w  s  Telegraph 

ave  nr  Forty-second 
Mulhern  Francis,  longshoreman,  S  F,  res  1355  Seventeenth 
Mulhern  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1067  Oak 
Mulholland  George  P.  teamster ,|Tes  Thirty-seconder  Market 
Mulholland     Hugh,    laborer,    res   Walsworth     ave,    Vernon 

Heights 
Mulholland   Xellie   Miss,  dressmaker,  res   Thirty-second  nr 

Market 
Mulholland  Robert,  teamster,  res  Thirty-second  nr  Market 
Mullan  Patrick,  hack  propr,  res  309  Seventh 
Mullane  Maggie,  domestic,  936  Filbert 
Mullany  James,  >aloon,  Emeryville,  res  same 
Mullany  John,  laborer  S  P  Co.  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Mullen  Ellen  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Mullen  Prank,  boiler  maker  S  1*  Co,  res  1781  William 
Mullen    Harriet  M  Miss,  principal   Harrison    Street   School, 

res  Blake  House 
Mullen  J  C,  extraman  Engine  Co  NTo  2 
Mullen  Katie,  domestic,  1  111  Ninth 
Mullen  Mary  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  2046  Union 
Mullen  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Mullen  <)  J,  clerk   Hart    Morgan  &  Co,  res  819  Market 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  res  i:»17  Campbell 
Mullen  Patrick,  hackman  and  extraman  Hose  Co  Xo   1,  res 

307     Seventh 

Mullen  Patrick,  laborer  OC  R  Co,  res  L323  Myrtle 
Mullen  Thomas,  helper   Pacific   [ron  [and  Nail  Co,  res  1005 
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Mullender  Henry,  employe  Judson   Manufacturing  Co. 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Mullender   William  J,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing 

res  Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Muller  Adolph,  cigar  maker,  res  568  Sixth 
Muller  Carl,  employe  Peter  N  Kuss,  res  563  Charter 
Muller  Charles  H  (Kuhnle  &  Muller)  res  978  Cypi 
Muller  Charles,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  416  Fifth 
Muller   Christ,   gardener  Hugh   Dimond,   res  end  of  Fruit 

Vale  ave 
Muller  Ernst,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and  engraver,  1608  San 

Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Muller  Frederick  H.  hackman,  res  229  Eighth 

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MULLER  H  E  DE,  physician   and  surgeon,    1155 
Broadway,  rooms  20  and  21,  res  same,  office  hours  2-4 
and  7-8  p  m 
Muller    Hermann,  bookkeeper    Gier    &    Schulze,    res 

Adeline 
Multer  John,  res  1482  San  Pablo  ave 

Muller  John   C,  furniture,  1217  Broadway,  res  1567  Broad- 
way 
Muller  Othmar  (Krattiger  &  Muller)  res  522  Third 
Muller  Wilhelmine  Miss,  res  939  Peralta 
Mullhaupt   Rudolph,   boots  and  shoes,  1622  San  Pablo  ave. 

res  same 
Mulligan  John,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1162  Peralta 
Mulligan  Peter,  bridge  tender  S  P  Co,  res  1428  Eleventh 
Mulligan  William,  laborer,  res  423  Second 
Mullikin  Mary  M  Mrs,  res  n  s  Fortieth  nr  Adeline 
Mullin  John,  laborer,  res  cor  Broadway  and  McAdam 
Mullin  John  Mrs,  dairy,  res  cor  Broadway  and  McAdam 
Mullin  John  M,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Mullin  Murty,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1812  Seventh 
Mullin  R  H,  laborer  California  Potterv  and  Terra  Cotta  Co 
Mullins  Wm,  saloon,  1323  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Mulo  Piere,  waiter  John  Slavich,  res  910  Broadway 
Mulvaney  Francis,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Emeryville 
Mulvey  Chris  A,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  1415  Chestnut 
Mulvey  Frank,  laborer,  res  912  Third 
Mulvey    Jennie    Miss,    domestic    Wr    C    B  DeFremery,   res 

Prospect  ave 
Mulvev  John,  emplove   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  912 

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Mulvey  Owen  J,  clerk  Joe  Rosenberg,  res  912  Third 


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Mulvihill  Edward  F,  laborer,  res  S14  Twenty-second 
Mulvihill    Patrick,    coachman    J    £    McElrath.    res    North 
Temescal 
lummi  C,  carpenter  S  P  Co.  res  C  P  Honse 
funce  Agues  Miss,  res  652  Thirty-sixth 
lunce  James,  ship  joiner,  res  652  Thirty-sixth 
lunce  John,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  652  Thirty-sixth 
lunce  John  C,  clerk,  res  652  Thirty-sixth 
lunce  Robert,  blacksmith,  res  652  Thirty-sixth 
lundav  Aggie  Miss,  vest  maker  M  J  KEIjIjEE.,  res 

B08  Third 
lunday  Maggie  Miss,  res  SOS  Third 
lunday  Mary  Miss,  res  SOS  Third 
lunday  Richard  Mrs,  res  SOS  Third 
lunk  &  Nelson  (Peter  N  Munk  and  N  P  Nelson)  wood  and 

coal,  hay  and  grain.  2235  Peralta 
lunk  Peter  Nelson  (Munk  &  Nelson)  res  1414  Chestnut 
lunk  Simon  Nelson,  gardener,  res  140  N  Centre 
lunn  A  C,  carpenter,  res  1711  William 
lunn  Charles,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  69  Bay 
lunn  0    Samuel,    expressman    Market   Street   Station,    res 

1768  Division 
lunroe  John,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  S35  Franklin 
lunsell  James  Jr,  general  agt  Mutual   Benefit   Life  Insur- 
ance Co  of  New  Jersey,  S  F,  res  1665  Webster 
[unsey  W  B,  butcher  E  A  Young  &  Co,  res    1159   Seventh 
[unsey  Win,  patrolman  Morse's  Patrol,  S  F,  res  1159  Sev- 
enth 
[unsorj  A.  laborer,  res  cor  Lynn  and  Thirty-second 
[unsoD  Barry  F.  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  213  Fifth 
[unsou  Zoe   Mrs,  confectionery   and   bakery.  652    F   Four- 
teenth, res  E  Thirty-second  bet  (Jnioo  and  Summit 
[unt/.  Augustus,  driver  Log   Cabin    Bakery,  res   2075   San 
Pablo  ;r 

Inn/.  John  E,  shoemaker,  cor  Ellen  and  Yerba  Buena  ave, 

rea  same 
[urasi  Br  domestic,  pea  L28  Tenth 

[urden  James,   mill    hand    California  l>oor   Co,    res    U 

Twelfth 

[urdock  John,  print  L265  Fourth  aw 

[urd        ~       ti  Li  Mrs,  widow,  rea  Golden  Gate 

[urdoch  Win.  carpenter,  rea  564  Thirty-fifth 

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Murphy  Adelaide  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  470  Eighth 
Murphy  Anne  Mrs,  board  and  lodgings,  401-407  Seventh, 
EL  £  res  same 

2     •  Murphy  Annie  Mrs,  propr  Franklin  Hotel,  res  same 
fl»     ♦'  Murphy  Anthony,  teamster  Humboldt  Lumber  Co,  res   563 
£  £  Third 

ft!     £»  Murphy  Bridget  Miss,  domestic,  res  1159  Campbell 
2     g   Murphy  Bridget,  domestic,  res  985  Peralta 
£    J)  Murphy  Con,  res  Winthrop  House 
•    g  Murphy  C  P,  carpenter,  res  1542  Adeline 
E    £  Murphy  Daniel  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1871  William 
tf    g'  Murphy  Daniel  F,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res   1119   Thirteenth 
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"*       '  Murphy  Edmund,  round  house  S  P  Co,  res  1475  Seventh 

H     Murphy  Edward,  door  maker  California   Door  Co,  res   876 
|Vj  Twenty-first 

^4     Murphy  Edward  C,  heater  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
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r^     Murphy  E  J,  shoe  merchant,  res  next  539  Twentieth 
CO  ;  Murphy  Eugene  J,  boots  a'nd  shoes,  853  Broadway,  res  539 
Twentieth 
Murphy  Gertrude  Miss,  res  920  E  Fifteenth 
Murphy  Hannah  Miss,  domestic,  res  358  Orchard 
Murphy  James,  clerk,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Murphy  James,     laborer     Alameda     Macadamizing     Co's 

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Murphy  James  A,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1217  Magnolia 
Murphy  James  T,  nurseryman  and  florist,  cor    Fourteenth 

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Murphy  James  W,  salesman,  res  1465  Twenty-second 
rj   |  Murphy  J  E  (Rigney  &  Murphy)  res  356  Seventh 
J"j   |  Murphy  John,  Nevada  Livery  Stable,  res  cor  Seventh   and 
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L_,   |  Murphy  John,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
mmr^\  Murphy  Juhn,  hostler,  res  356  Seventh 
_«  |  Murphy  John  C,  driver  W  M  Watson   &  Co   and   extraman 
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JXi     Murphy  John  F,  stoker  Engine  No  4,  O  F  D,  res  1312  Tenth 
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Jft  i  Murphy  John  P,   farmer,    res     NW  cor    E    Fourteenth  a 

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Murphy  Jonathan,  teamster,  res  High 

Murphy  Joseph,    mill    hand    California    Door    Co,    res  216 

Sixth 

Murphy  Kate  Miss,    dressmaker  Lehnig  &  Wagner,  res  Zoti 

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Murphy  Kittie  Miss,  student,  res  1119  Thirteenth  ave 

Murphy  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1201  West 

Murphy  M  Mrs,  res  1261  Clay 

Murphy  M  D,  physician  and   surgeon,  rooms  5  and  6  Play- 

ter  Block,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Murphy  M  H,  res  828  Webster 

Murphy  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  2263  Telegraph  ave 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  res  216  Sixth 

Murphy  Mary  D  Mrs,  clerk  Land  Title  Co,  res  1939  Market 
Murphy  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  330  Prospect  ave 
Murphy  Mary  J  Miss,  res  652  Myrtle 
Murphy  Mary  M  Mrs,  res  511  Twenty-fourth 
Murphy  Michael,  fireman  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  471  Fourth 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  res  652  Myrtle 
Murphy  Michael,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  740  Peralta 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  res  1119  Thirteenth  ave 
Murphy  Mike,  res  Winthrop  House 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1062  Willow 
Murphy  Patrick,  horse  shoer  A  McAuley,  res  Eureka  Hotel 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1662  Pacific 
Murphy  Patrick,  driver  Oakland  Railway  Co,   res  w  s  Tele- 
graph ave  nr  Forty-seventh 
Murphy  Tat  rick  A,  clerk  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co,  res  719  Alice 
Murphy  Richard,  brass  polisher,  S  F,  res  1324  Filbert 
Murphy  Richard  A,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  975  Pine 
Murphy  Sarah  Mrs,  res  215  Sixth 
Murphy  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  944  Pine 
Murphy  Teresa  C  Miss,  res  NW  E  Fourteenth  and  High 
Murphy  Thomas,  moulder    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res 

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Murphy  Thomas  N.  merchant,  res  1307  Market 
Murphy  Thos  O,  agl    Metropolitan    Manufacturing   Co.  res    ™ 
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Murphy  Win,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Taylor 
Murphy  William,   employe    Pacific   Iron    and    Nail  Co,  res    w 

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Murphy  William  P.  bookkeeper  Agard  &  Co.  res  330  Pros- 

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Murr  Benry  -l.  carpenter,  res  1 1 1 1  Sixteenth  ave 

Murray ,  nighl  watchman  8  1'  ('".  rea  l  s,'>  I  Seventh 

Murray  David  W,  tanner  Stuarl    Bros,    res  L120  Fifteenth 

Murray  Dennis,  laborer,  rea  822  Myrtle 

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Murray  George  H,  res  1372  Tenth 
Murray  George  M,  carpenter,  res  1431  Filbert 
Murray  Henry,  tailor,  ?es  974  Twenty-fourth 
Murray  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1856  Division 
Murray  John,  boiler  maker  S  P  Go,  res  1875  William 
Murray  John,  baker  R  Merrick,  res  161  Seventh 
Murray  John,  res  1014  Webster 

Murray  John,  ferry  hand  steamer  Piedmont,  res  1813  Goss 
Murray  John,  tailor,  res  974  Twenty-fourth 
Murray  Maggie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  974  Twenty-fourth 
Murray  Mary  Miss,    nurse    West  Oakland  Home,   res    973 

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Murray  Mary  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  1653  Twelfth 
Murray  Minnie  Miss,  domestic,  res  120  Eleventh 
Murray  Nicolas  (SEngel  &Co)  res  St  Louis  House 
Murray  Rhody,  fireman  steamer  Piedmont,  res  127  Hannah 
Murray  Robert  M,  contractor  and  builder,   res  698  Twenty- 
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Murray  T  B,  blacksmith,  res  857  Clay 
Murray  Thomas,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1326  Tenth  ave 
Murray  Thomas   F,    driver    Wells,    Fargo    &    Co,    res   974 

Twenty-fourth 
Murray  Thomas  H,   sawyer  S    P  Co,  res    Forty-seventh  nr 

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Murray  Timothy,  ship  carpenter,  res  1676  Atlantic 
Murray  Timothy  J,  foreman  Dingee's  quarry,  res  Berkeley 
Murray  William,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1021  Pine 
Murray  William,  foreman  pile  driving  SF  Tool  Co 
Murray  W  M,  mining,  1360  Madison 
Murray  Martin  W,  mining,  res  1379  Jackson 
Murtha  W  H,  laundryman  Troy  Steam  Laundry 
Murtinger  John,  cigar    maker  Fibush    Brothers,    res    915-J- 

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Martin  Robort,    doormaker  California    Door    Co,  res  1709 

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Muse  George,  clerk,  res  Ross  House 
Musgrave  M  Mrs,  res  961  Fifth 

Musladin  W  C,  barkeeper  J  J  Hanifin  &  Co,  res    708    Nine- 
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Mussenden  Henry,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  714 

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Musser  O  C,  salesman  Taft  &    Pennoyer,    res    559   Charter 
Musser  Sylvanus  W,  painter,  res  1054  Broadway 
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Muurmann  Peter  C,  mariner,  res  230  Louisa 

Myers  — —  Mrs,  res  Kelsey  House 

Myers  Andrew,  res  1222  Eighth 

Myers  C  Miss,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth,  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Myers  Dora,  domestic,  122  E  Twelfth 

Myers  Edgar  X,  hostler  James  King  &  Son,  res  457  Eighth 

Mvers  Fannie,  domestic,  65  E  Twelfth 

MYERS  FRANCES  C  MRS,  real  estate,  res 
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MYERS  FRANK  D,  real  estate,  res  cor  Hillside 
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Mvers  Geo  R,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Myers  H  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  1436  Twelfth 

Mvers  Jerome  W,  printer  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co,  res 
1471  San  Pablo  ave 

Myers  Louis,  foreman  Pacific  Paving  Co,  res  325  Sixth 

Myers  L  S,  res  1607  Seventh 

Myers  M  Mrs,  res  n  s  Forty-sixth,  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Myers  Mamie  Miss,  res  Kelsey  House 

Myers  Mattie  C  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Myrick  Frederick  AW  res   1369  Castro 

MYERS  R  B,  state  agent  American  Building  and 
Loan  Association,  of  Minneapolis,  Minn.  468  Ninth. 
res  1  160  E  Sixteenth 

Myers  Richard,  teamster  Philip  ( reagan 

Myers  Robert,  laborer,  res  565  E  sixteenth 

Myers  William  C,  res  Piedmont 

Myers  W:.  exton  Adventisl  Church, res  1471  SanPablo 

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Myhre  Bardo,  shoemakar  Fred  Henninger,  res  991  Tine 

Myhre  Bernard,  employe  cotton  mills,  res  991  Pine 

Myhre  Emily,  domes!  991   Tine 

Myhre  1  [annah,  res  991  Pine 

Myhre  Jennie,  r<  -  991  Tine 

Myhre  K  T,  millwright,  res  L478  Twenty-second  ave 

Myhn   Matilda   Miss,  wai  W  C  T  U  restaurant,  res  991 

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Myrick  Elizabeth  B  Miss,   teacher  Grant   School,  res  1369 

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Myrick  Helen  A  Miss,  res  1369  Castro 
Myrick  John  B,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1674  Eighth 
Myrick  Lizzie  B  Miss,  res  1369  Castro 
Myrick  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  1369  Castro 
Myrick  Maud  W  Miss,  res  1674  Eighth 
Myrick  Reuben  C,  res  807  Market 
Myrick  R  L,  supt  Humboldt  Division  S  P  Co,  res  1002  E 

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Myrick  Sadie  Miss,  teacher,  res  807  Market 

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Nace  Florence  M  Miss,  operator  \V  U  T  Co,  res  520  Tenth 

Nadaje  Antone,  laborer,  res  408  Second 

Naegle  Frederica  Mrs,  res  607  Webster 

Naegle  J  J,  clerk,  res  363  Second 

Naegle  John  J,  collector  Fisher  &  Taylor,  res  621  Webster 

Naegle  Minnie  L  Miss,  milliner,  res  607  Webster 

Nagel  Helen  Miss,  domestic,  res  126  Eleventh 

Nagel  Max,  laborer  Brooklyn  Brewery,  879  E  Fourteenth 

Nager  August,  res  663  Sixth 

Nager    Ludwig,    bookkeeper    Pacific    Bank,    S    F,    res  663 

Sixth 
Nagle  Edward,  gardener,  res  511  Eighteenth 
Nagle  Henry  H,  insurance,  S  F,  res  1273  Sixth  ave 
Nagle  James,   employe   Sutter  Street   Railway  Co,  S  F,  res 

811  Center 
Nairne  James   D,  propr  East  Oakland  News,  res  1053  Fifth 

ave 
Naisbitt  Joseph  R,  carpenter,  res  1522  Broadway 
Naismith  Gavin,  drv  and   fancv  goods,  1764  Seventh,  res 

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NAISMITH  GEO  S,  manager  South   British  Fire 

and  Marine  Insurance  Co,  463  Ninth 
Naismith  James  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  564  Fourteenth 
Naismith  Jennie   Miss,  clerk  Sol  Greenhood,  res  564  Four- 
teenth 
Naismith  John,  barber,  S  F,  res  1710  Lincoln 
Nallv  Michael,  emplove   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail   Co,  res   734 

Filbert 
Nash  Hamlin,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  1318  San   Pablo 

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Nash  J  A,  res  1220  Castro 
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IjA.NI),  Gaskill  &  Vandercook  agents,  458  Ninth 
National  Assurance  Co  of  London,  1050  Broadway 
National  Brewing  Co,  365  Tenth 

NATIONAL  CASH  REGISTER  CO,  Pierce 

(fe  Co  agents,  971  Broadway 

NATIONAL  INSURANCE  CO  OF  HART- 

FORD,  Harmon  &  Sears  agents,  958  Broadway 

National  Saloon,  Delaney  &  McCarthy  proprs,411  Eighth 
Natres  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  Winters  Hotel 
Nauert  Herman  F,  butcher  Wm  Long,  res  1712  William 
Naughton  Bernard   F,  helper  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res 

1005  Third 
Naughton  Edmund,  res  1005  Third 
Naughton  James,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1005 

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Neal  Frank,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Neal  Harriet  H  Mrs,  res  1414  Harrison 
Neal  William  W,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  951  Willow 
Neale  Chas  L,  copyist  Hall  of  Records,  res  712  Seventeenth 
Nealon  John,  laborer,  res  1362  Campbell 
Nealon  Margaret,  res  1362  Campbell 
Neame  Oscar  W,  carpenter  Wm  II  Weilbye,  res  Alameda 
Xearv  James,  laundrvman    Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res   1424 

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Ncary  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1421  Fifteenth 
Nebeker  John  R,  horse  trainer,  res  Ross  House 
Nebel  Herman  W,  clerk  II  Meyer,  res  607  Webster 

el  Rudolph,  clerk,  res  827  Broadway 
Ned  derm  an  Bernard,  shoemaker,  429   E  Twelfth,  rea  423  E 

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Nedderman  Emma  Miss,  res  423  E  Twelfth 
Nedderman  Henry,  patrolman,  res  117  E  Twelfth 
Nedderman  Lena  Mis*,  domestic,  res  123  E  Twelfth 
\'  i  John,  stevedore,  S  F,  rea  1678  Pacific 
Neece  C  Mrs,  rea  cor  Broadway  and  Eleventh 
\'  l\  propr   The    Mascot    Ece  ('ream    Parlors, 

soda  water  and  fine  candies,  1»>1  1  Broadway,  rea  Everett 

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Neece    Mary    Miss,  mgr   The    Mascot,  l,(ll    Broadway,  rea 

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NefF  Joel,  carpenter,  res  Golden  Gate 

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Neilsen  Lars,  coachman,  res  963  Oak 

Neilsen  Mary  Miss,  res  762  Ninth 

Neilsen  Peter  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Neimes  Mary  E  Miss,  instructor  White  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

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Nelis  John,  blaeksmith  S  P  Co 

Nelk  Lou  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  S  Burroughs,  res  213  Fifth 
NELLE      WILLIAM,    butcher,    371    Twelfth,    res 

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Nellis  Carrie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1030  Peralta 
Nelsen  Christian/laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  Alameda 

Nelson ,  lather,  res  408  Thirteenth 

Nelson    Albert,  laborer  Brooklyn    Planing    Mills,  res  1422 

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Nelson  Albin,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1662  William 
Nelson  Alfred,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  1017 

E  Fifteenth 
Nelson  Andrew,  laborer,  res  1467  Seventh 
Nelson  Anna  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1720  Linden 
Nelson  Annie,  waiter  Capital  House,  res  same 
Nelson  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  H  T  Wallace,  res   1720 

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Nelson  Benjamin  P,  laborer  California    Door  Co,   res    662 

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Nelson  Bryan  T,    broom   maker   Industrial  Home   for  the 

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Nelson  Carl  M  Rev,  pastor  First   Swedish   Baptist   Church, 

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Nelson  Charles,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Nelson  Charles,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  13  Four- 
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Nelson  Chas,  painter,  res  1569  Fifth 
Nelson  Chas  A,  tailor,  res  1628  Eighth 
Nelson  C  J,  miner,  res  779  Twelfth 
Nelson  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  661  Adeline 
Nelson  Edward,  plumber,  res  716  Chester 
Nelson  Edward,  carpenter,  res  1022  Peralta 
Nelson  Edward,  master  mariner,  res  4  Maple 
Nelson  E  G,  nailer  Eagle   Box    and  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Nelson  Frank,  rock  crusher  P  C  R  R  quarry,  res  same 
Nelson  Frederick  P,  carpenter,  res  L324  Kirkham 
Nelson  George,  employe  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 

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Nelson  George  H,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1619  Thirteenth 

Nelson  Gustave,  mariner,  res  221  Hannah 

Nelson  James,  employe  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 

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Nelson  James,  baker,  res  814  Twenty-seventh 
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Nelson  J  C,  carpenter,  res  1062  E  Fifteenth 

Nelson  John,  door  maker  California   Door  Co,  res  Eureka 
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Nelson  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  808  Henry 

Nelson  John,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell,  res    1168   E   Four- 
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Nelson  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail   Co,  res   Rail- 
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j  Nelson  John  B,  res  1569  Fifth 

Nelson  Joseph  D,  res  718-J-  E  Fourteenth  aye 

Nelson  Josephine  Mrs,  widow,  res  964  Cypress 

Nelson  Louise  E   Miss,  stenographer    and  type   writer,  res 
1704  Eighth 

Nelson  Mads,  plasterer,  res  779  E  Twenty-first 

Nelson  N  P  (Munk  &   Nelson)   res  cor   Thirty-second  and  . 
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Nelson  O,  laborer,  res  1845  Seventh 

Nelson  Peter,  plasterer,  res  1678  Atlantic 

Nelson  Peter,  coachman  E  M  Herrick,  res  2081  Webster 

Nelson  Peter,  wharf  repairer  S  P   Co,  re-   1168    Fourteenth 

Nelson  Peter,  earpenter  J  Rommeck 

Nelson  Peter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  L228  Nineteenth  ave 

Nelson  P  \V.  carpenter,  res  2012  Broadway 

Nelson  Sarah  Miss,  re-  Vernon  Heights 

Nels«»n  Simon,  carpenter,  res  L802  Myrtle 

Nelson  Theodore,  carpenter,  re-  L409  Twelfth 

Nelson  Victor, sawyer,  re-  7 1 1 A  Fifth 

-Mil  William,  mariner,  res  L016  Pine 

Nelson  Wm,  repairer  S  PCo,  res  943  Willow 
on  Wm,  employe  8  1*  <'<•.  res  L524  Fifth 

Nrrney   Martha  Mi  —  ,  refl  766  I  >ak 

Nerney  Mary  Mrs,  dairy,  rea  766  l  >ak 

Nesbil  Ella  Miss,  insurance  agt,  res  564  Eleventh 

Nesbil  -1  Mrs,  rea  1354  Eleventhave 

Nesbil  Josephine  Miss,  rea  1354  Eleventh  ave 


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Nesbitt  H  M  Miss,  employe    H    Griffin's  Insurance  Agency 

(Harmon  &  Sears)  res  564  Eleventh 
Nesbitt  Jean  W  Miss,  teacher  Grove  School,  res  586  Tenth 
Nesbitt  Joseph,  porter,  S  F,  res  1715  William 
Nestad  G,  cook  Rosso's  Cottage,  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Nestell  Daniel  D  T,  physician,  res  1244  Poplar 
Nethercott  Alfred,  res  718  Chester 
Nethercott  C  J,  carriage  painter,  res  146(H  Fifth 
Nethercott  Joseph  H,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  964  Cypress 
Nethercott  Lottie  Miss,  res  718  Chester 
Nethercott  Wm,  ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  Buhsen  House 
Netherton  Edwd  W,  genl  agt  H  J  Smith  &  Co,  res  510  Fif- 
teenth 
Netherton  W  H,    traveling  salesman   M  J  JLELTjET3i9 

1007-1009  Broadway 
Netherwood  Richard,  waiter  S  J  Day,  res  1164  Broadway 
Neto  Anton  R,  porter  J  M  Rose,  res  707  Campbell 
Netto  J  Rodriguez,  employe  Sash  and  Door  Factory,  res  1785 

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Neubaumer  Lena  Miss,  copyist    Stocker  &  Holland,  res  713 

Tenth 
Neuman  Peter  J  (Ernst  &  Neuman)  res  677  Fifth 
Neuville  Louise,  res  615  Franklin 

NEVADA   LIVERY   AND   BOARDING 

STA.BIJE,  Rigney   &  Murphy  proprietors,  NW  cor 
Eighth  and  Harrison     Telephone  418     (See  advertise- 
ment page  6) 
Newberry  Edwin  W,  gardener,  res  1568  Webster 
Newbert  James  C,  clerk  Harris  &  Beel,  res  519  Eighth 
New  Broadway  Dairy,  D    Sanklsuhle    propr,  Piedmont  ave 

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Newby  Carrie  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1720  San  Pablo  ave 
Ncwby  John,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  810  Jeffer- 
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Newbv  R,  coat  maker  M  J   KELLER,  res  562  Ninth 
Newbv  R  D,  tailor,  res  562  Ninth 
Newcomb  Warren  W,  ticket  agtN  P  C  R  R  Co,S  F,  res  2549 

Piedmont  ave 
Newcum  Anna  Miss,  teacher  Lafayette  School,  res  680  Eigh- 
teenth 
Newell  A  S  Mrs,  770  Seventh 

Newell  Bridget  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1420  Seventeenth 
Newell  D  E,  accountant    Selby   Smelting  Co,   S    F,  res  1014 

Castro 
Xewell  James,  laborer,  res  1420  Seventeenth 
Newell  Julia  C  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  805  Castro 


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Newell  Maggie,  employe    California    Hosiery  Co,  res    14*20 

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Newell  Mary  Miss,  res  1420  Seventeenth  1=1 

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Newhard  Nellie  Mrs,  res  1558  Cypress  ^l5*3 

Newland  Andrew  Mrs,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 

Newland  Edward,  capitalist,  res  1677  Valdez 

Newland  Edward  A  (E  A  Newland  cV'  Co,  S  F)  res  cor    Ex 

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NEWLAND    HOUSE,  W   M  Kent  proprietor.  NE    *» 

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£       NEWLAND  LIVERY  STABLE,  Peter  Pum- 

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^    Newland  Sophie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1677  Valdez 
Newlon  Frank  B,  draughtsman  C  K  Hill  &  Co,  res  SF  ^^3 

Newlon  Susie  V  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave  £D 

H    Newman  Abe  S,  clerk  OC  Logan,  res  626  Fourteenth  C^ 

NEWMAN  ALPHEUS  C,  propr  Girard    Mouse,     «g» 
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^£       Newman  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1357  Sixteenth  ^-<3 

rmM    Newman  George,  res  626  Fourteenth  <s# 
p^|     Newman   Harry,  student.  re-  «>-jr»  Fourteenth 

S    Newman  Hilda  Miss,  res  626  Fourteenth 

Newman  Ida  Mrs  (Beekman  A:  Newman)  res  825  Market  *g 

Newman  Joseph,  peddler,  res  L357  Sixteenth  O 

wman  Lester,  res  626  Fourteenth  q  p* 

Newman  PJ,  butcher,  res  677  Fifth  H 

-   "^         wman  Win.  res  L376  Tenth  fw 

Jy*  .man  Win  P,  well  borer,  res  Girard  House  W 

|^|    Newport  !.  yrocery  and  fancy  store,  SW  cor  Fifth  ^ 

Wan  ro,  res  765  ( last  ro  £C 

\]n)v\  Thos  L,  traveling  salesman,  res  765  Castro  2 

Newsom  John  .1  (.1  .1  and  T  I>    v  >tn)  res    544  T    enty-  m 

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nn  Thoma*  D,  architect,  8  F,  res  1  • : 7  1  Fifth  ave  P 
New  Swedenborgian  Church,  Rev  Leonard  G  Jordan  pastor         £33 
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Newton  Charles,  res  Peralta  Heights 

Newton  George  A,  employe  Spring  Valley  Water  Co,    S    F, 

res  s  s  Merced  ave  bet  McCall  and  Shattuck 
Newton  Harry,  student,  Peralta  Heights 
Newton  Jessie  Miss,  res  Peralta  Heights 
Newton  Mabel  Miss,  res  Peralta  Height- 
New  York  Bakerv,  A  C  Geddes  propr,  90S  Broadway 

NEW  YORK  FIRE-PROOF  PAINT,  C  A 

Scoville  &  Co  agents,  471   Ninth 
New  York  Hotel  (now  Rendy's  Hotel)  Henry  Rendy  propr, 

SE  cor  Seventh  and  Franklin 
New  York  Life  Insurance  Co,      D  Wakefield  agt,  471  Ninth 

NEW   YORK   RESTAURANT    AND 

CHOP  HOUSE,  Milloglav  Brothers  proprietors, 

826i  Broadway 
New  York  Stables,  McKenzie  &  Co  proprs,   SW  cor  Eighth 

and  Webster 
NEW  YORK    TEA  CO,  James  Wallace  proprietor, 

839-841  Broadway 

NEW   ZEALAND  INSURANCE  CO,  A  G 

Davis  manager  Alameda  County    Branch,   902   Broad- 
way 
Neylan  Annie  Miss,  res  12G7  Eighth 
Nevlan  James,  lumber  and  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res 

1267  Eighth 
Neylan  James  R,  bookkeeper  Jas  Neylan,  res  1267  Eighth 
Neylan  John,  lumber  tally  clerk,  S  F,  res  1267  Eighth 
Neylan  Mary  E  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  1267  Eighth 
Neylan  Nellie  Miss,  teacher,  res  1267  Eighth 
Niagara  Fire  Insurance  Co,  459  Ninth 
Nichilia  Anna  Mrs,  draper,  S  F.  res  16634-  Grove 
Nicholas  George,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Nicholas  James  S,  contractor,  res  519  Seventeenth 
Nichols  Asher  R,  miller,  S  F.  res  Golden  Gate 
Nichols   C    H  Mrs,   dressmaker,   res  SW  cor  Eleventh  and 

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Nichols  Charles,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1720  Eighth 
Nichols  Chas  C,  insurance,  S  F,  res  1062  Seventh  ave 
Nichols  Chas  E,   foreman   W   H   Weilbye,  res  564  Twenty- 
fourth 
Nichols  C  L,  engineer,  res  1720  Eighth 
Nichols  C  M,  insurance,  S  I\  res  1062  Soventh  ave 
Nichols  Daniel  G,  nailer,  res  112  N  Center 
Nichols  Elan  Mrs,  res  1062  Seventh  ave 
Nichols  Ella  E,  res  112  N   Center 
Nichols  E  M  Miss,  res  1062  Seventh  ave 


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=j  Nichols  Francis  C,  bartender,  res  1530  West 

Nichols  Frank,  butcher  Fred  Becker,  res  Alta  House 
H  Q  Nichols  Geo  G,  carpenter,  res  320  Third 
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Nichols  H  D,  student,  res  1062  Seventh  ave 
Nichols  Isaac,  employe  Hobbs  &  Wall  Box  Factory,  res  1815 

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Nichols  J  E,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1161  Fifth 
CO        Nichols  John  J,  carpenter,  res  603  Sixteenth 
5™        Nichols  Joseph,   laborer,  676  Twenty-seventh 
jz      I  Nichols  Katie  Miss,  res  1815  Goss 

Nichols  Lewis,   machinist  Hobbs   &  Wall  Box  Factory,  res 

1815  Goss 
Nichols  L  Gertrude  Miss,  res  603  Sixteenth 
Nichols  Robert,  clerk,  S  F,  res  914  Chester 
Nichols  Samuel  M,  carpenter  Wm  H  Weilbye,  res  Berkeley 

^    Nichols   Sylvester  R,  nailer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
112  N  Center 
Nichols  Winnie  Miss,  res  112  N  Center 
[jj  t  Nicholson  Benjamin  M,  pattern  maker,  S  F,  res  946  Thirty- 
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ktf    Nicholson  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  946  Thirty-fourth 
p#'^-    Nicholson  George  J,  gardener,  res  1709  Grove 

J    Nicholson  Hollister  A,  Troy  Laundry,  res  452  E  Eleventh 
P         NICHOLSON  I  E,  physician   and    surgeon,    rooms 

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260,  res  626  Eighth,  telephone  23 
Nicholson  John  H,  capitalist,  S  F,  res  1321  Linden 
^Jk     Nicholson  Martin,  express,  res  669  Fifth 
Cu     Nicholson  Mary  II    Mrs,    res   152  E  Eleventh 
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Nickels    Win    W,  ranch  owner,  Nevada,  res  1611   San  Pablo 

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Nickeraon  Ben  E,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  L854    Twenty-third  ave 
ckerson  Geo,  foreman  J   B  White,  res  982  Thirty-fourth 
ckerson  Lucy  B  Mrs,  pea  L354  Twenty-third  ave 
ckerson  Nathaniel  I,  carpenter,  rea  825  Thirty-third 
ckerson  Z  Everett,  bookkeeper,  pea  L076  Eighteenth 
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Nicolaysen  Thomas,  driver  Oakland  Brewery 
Xiedermeyer  Joseph,  barber,  res  ^47  Madison 
Xiedt  Antone,  laborer,  res  Stock  Yards 
Xieut  Edward  \V.  photographer,  res  Stock  Yards 
Xiedt  F  Rudolph,  peddler,  res  Stock  Yards 
Xiedt  Henry  E,  driver,  res  Stock  Yards 
Xiedt  John  0,  res  Stock  Yards 
Nielsen  Carl,  stair  builder,  res  1162  Peralta 
Nielsen  Christian,  drayman,  S  F,  res  1059  Willow 
Nielsen  Hans  C,  hostler  Fourteenth-Street  R  R  Co,  res  1251 

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Nielsen  Jens,  carpenter,  re-  2050  Union 
Nielsen  John,  mariner,  res  1059  Willow 
Nielsen  Joseph  F.  res  1059  Willow 
Nielsen  Niels,  res  2050  Union 

Nielsen  0  C.  miner,  res  n  s  Forty-ninth    nr   Telegraph   ave 
Nielsen  Peter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1228  Nineteenth  ave 
Nielsen  Peter,  coal  yard,  res  2050  Union 
Nielsen  Peter  T,  watchman  W  S  Bracktel,  res  1162  Peralta 
Nielson  August,    nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co.  res  466 

Sixth 
Niemann  Christian,  res  142  Hollis 
Niemann  H  M  Mrs.  tailoress.  res  142  Hollis 
Niemann  Wm  C.  res  142  Hollis 
Nightingale  George,  watchman  S  P  Co 
Nightingale  Margaret  Mis.-,  res  1816  Taylor 
Nightingill  Gideon  F.  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1563  Fifth 
Xigro  F.  capitalist,  res  S59  Center 

Xiles  Andrew  P.  draughtsman.  S  F,  res    613  Eighteenth 
Nilsen  Christina,  dome-tic.  1265  Grove 
Xilson  Amanda  Miss,  domestic,  res  1311  Harrison 
Nilson  Andrew,  carpenter,  res  911  Center 
Nilsson  Christian  H.  machinist,  res  231  Helen 
Nilsson  Betty  Miss,  re-  922  Pine 

Ninth-Street  Stables,  Etobt  Grover  propr.  572-576  Ninth 
Nis  carpenter,  res  Oakland  Hoi; 

Nissen  Christian,  res  1026  Chestnut 
Nissen  Christian  J.  laborer,  res  128  X  Centre 
Nissen  John  B.  fireman  Fifth 

Nissen  Jorgen,  cabinet  maker,  S  472  A 

Xissen  Joseph,  pressman   Tribune   Publishing  Co,  res  1026 

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Nober  Clara  Mrs.  res  678  Montgomery  >  ^^ 

Nober  Herman,  carpenter,  res  678  Montgomery  ^  j22 

Nobero  J,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res    >  5^ 

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Z   Xoble  Albert  P,  engineer,  res  "2117  Peralta  ■                      g  ^J 

\  ^j   Xoble  George,  boiler  maker,  res  1728  Seward  ^  O 

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Noble  John  F,  cutter,  rea  L616  Fifteenth 
Xoble  John  K,  tailor,  610  E  Twelfth,  res  1212  Thirteenth  ave 
XToble   William,    plumber   Burtchaell   A  Crowley,  res    1616 

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X"oble  Jesse  W,  division  store  keeper  S  P  Co,  res   cor   Thir-         § 
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Xoblett  Robert  (McCleverty  ft  Xoblett)  res  1058  Alice 

^Nolm-ninn  Annie  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  675  Fourth 
Nobmann  Charlea  A,  night  officer  steamer  Pomona  rea  675 
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[VI     Xobmann  Minnie  C  Mis-,  res  »>7-"  Fourth 
r^l    Xoisat  Edward,  cook  Ro-  ottage,  E  Twelfth,  res  3ame 

feifl    Xoisat  Paul  L,  stair  builder.  SW  cor   First    and    Broadway, 
jg  re-  .;.;,;  Tenth 

Noisal  Pierre,  wholesale  and  retail   wines  and  liquors,  580 
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S    Nolan  Anna  Mrs,  rea  457  Nineteenth 
Nolan  Bernard,  plasterer,  rea  cor  Third  and  chestnut 
Nolan  Bridget,  rea  L213  E  Fifteenth 
^dk     Nolan  Camelia  Miss  (C  and  R  Nolan).  1-i  •'>•"»  San    Pablo  ave. 
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Nolan  C  A  R  Misses,  varieties,  1463 San  Pabloave,  me 

H    Nolan  Daisy  Miss,  domestic,  rea  r_>s;  Tenth 
Nolan  Edward,  student,  rea  7<>(J  Clay 
Nolan  Harry,  butcher,  rea  Baal  Oakland  Hotel 

W    Nolan  James,  bricklayer,  rea  161  E  Tenth 
Nolan  James,  driver  B   B   Etothenberg,   rea   SW   cor    Ninth 
and  Franklin 
W    Nolan  James,  saloon,  12<  nth,  rea  403  Ninth 

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Nolan  John  J,  clerk    M  J  KELLER,  res   457    Nine- 
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Nolan  John  S,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1773  Division 
Nolan  Lawrence,  employe  Meade  &  Co,  S  F,  res   1810   Goss 
Nolan  Mary  Mrs,  domestic,  266  E  Twelfth 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1711  Chase 
Nolan  Michael,  dairvman,  res  1213  E  Fifteenth 
I  Nolan  P  F  (Nolan  &  Williamson),  res  S  F 
Nolan  Rose  Miss  (C  &  R  Nolan)  res  1463  San  Pablo  ave 
Nolan  S  Miss,  bookkeeper  M    J    KELLER,,    res    457 

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Nolan  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  1810  Goss,  res  same 
Nolan  Timothy,  teamster,  res  709  Clay 
;  Nolan  W  II  &  Co  (W  H  Nolan)  mfrs  and  dealers  in  boots 

and  shoes.  E  H  Barber  mgr,  1071  Broadway 
1  Nolan  William  H  (W  H  Nolan  &  Co)  res  Galindo  Hotel 
NOLAN     &    WILLIAMSON    (P  F    Nolan    and 
J  M  Williamson,  importers  and  manufacturers  of  fine 
boots  and  shoes,  1053  Broadway 
Nolan  Wm,   employe  California    Cotton   Mills   Co,  res   623 

Twenty-third  ave 
Nold  Wm,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  868  Chester 
!  Nolen  Michael  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  843  Madison 
I  Noll  Joseph,  saloon,  856  Webster,  res  same 
;  Nolte  Henry,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1437  San  Pablo  ave 
Nolte  Minnie  Miss,  res  1125  Third  ave 
Nonnemacher  Otto,  clerk  Helmke  Bros 
,  Noonan  Edward    I,  blind  maker    California    Door    Co,  res 

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|  Noonan  M,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1124  Campbell 
Noonan  Mary  Mrs,  res  652  Linden 
i  Noone  Martin,  grocer,  1124  Campbell,  res  same 
Noone  Thomas  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1124  Campbell 
Nopel  Mary  J,  domestic,  1028  Tenth 
Nor  Andrew  H,  hackman,  res  1565  Seventh 
Nor  Andrew  J  (Eiben  &  Nor)  res  941  Peralta 
NOR  CHRIS  H,  Western  Stable,  horses,  rockaways, 
carriages  and  buggies  constantly   on   hand,  1565   Sev- 
enth, Center-Street  Station,  res  939  Peralta 
Norcross  James,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1019  Willow 
Nord  Anna,  domestic  Rev  A  T  Perkins,  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Nordberg  Andrew,  foreman  Judson  Manufacturing   Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Nordgien  Hilma,  domestic,  res  cor  Madison  and  Eleventh 
Nordhausen  C  &  A  (C  C  and  E  A    Nordhausen)    importers 
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Nordhausen  E  A  (C  and  A  Nordhausen)  res  563  Fourteenth 
Nordhausen  John  F,  liquor  merchant,  S  F,  res  1335  Linden 
Nordyke  Benajah  R,  foreman  periodical  dept  Pacific  Press, 

res  866  Milton 
Norin  Peter,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1622  Thirteenth 
Norman  C  L,  employe  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1012 

Jefferson 
Norman  Fannie  Miss,  student,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Norman  Robert,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1678  Eighth 
Norman  William,  mariner,  res  763  Twenty-first 
Normand  Lorenz,  glove  cutter,  S  F,  res  1006  Third 
Norris  Ben  A,  clerk  Torrey,  Whitney   &    Gardiner,  res  613 

Nineteenth 
Norris  Edward  M,  teamster,  res  912  Thirty-sixth 
Norris  Eugene,  clerk  Fred  Sandelin  &  Co.  res    cor  Seventh 

and  Willow 
Norris  Frank  M,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &    Co,    S    F,    res    940 

Union 
Norris  James  C,  clerk,  res  1268  Harrison 
Norris  Mary  J  Miss,  res  1024  Chester 

Norris  W  E,  chief  clerk  Pension  Dept,  S  F,  res    613  Nine- 
teenth 
Norris  Win  L,  clerk,  res  613  Nineteenth 
N«»ith  Albert,  res  220  N  Center 
North  Arthur  \V,  student,  res  1220  Union 
North  British    and    Mercantile    Insurance    Co  of  London, 

Strong  &  Co  agts,  470  Ninth 
North  <  U  orge,  res   1 220  Union 
North  Harry,  painter  P  N  Kuss 
North  Harl  II,  student,  res  L220  Union 
North  John  J, bookkeeper  V  L   Fortin  &Co,  S  1\  res  (Jin- 
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North  Maude  L  Miss,  student,  tqs  L220  Union 
NORTH    OAKLAND  FREE    READING 
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North  Samuel  l1  .     on  and  Builders'  Exchange,  S  U 

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Northcut  Annie  M  Miss,  rea  Ml  Washington 

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Northey  V  S  (V  S  Northey  &  Co)  res  553  E  Fifteenth 
Xorthev  V  S  &  Co,  blacksmiths  and  carriage    makers,  SOS- 
SOS  E  Twelfth 
Northgraves  Louis,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  456  Eighth 
Xorthgraves  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  456  Eighth 
Xorthrup  Benj  C,  millwright  Jute  Mill,  res  1052    Third  ave 
Xorthrup  D  T,  brake rnan  S  P  Co,  res  811  Washington 
Northrup  Milan,  sash,  door  and  blind  mfr,  res  863  Alice 

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BANCE    CO,  °f  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin,  Thomas 
Agnew  manager,  465  Xinth 

Norton  Annie  Miss,  res  2106  Telegraph  ave 

NORTON  E  B,  secretary  and  treasurer  Oakland  Iron 
Works,  res  531  Xinth 

Norton  Edward,  mill    hand    California    Door    Co,  res  1862 
Division 

Norton  Frank  B,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  527  Eigh- 
teenth 

Norton  James,  engineer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Wil- 
lamette House 

Norton  James  T,  machinist    Judson    Manufacturing  Co,  res 
207  Harlan 

Norton  John  A,  bartender  A  Brownell,  res  706  Nineteenth 

Xorton  Kern,  gardener    C   W  Randall,  res  Hazel  ave,  Pied- 
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Norton  M  S,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1368  Ninth  ave 

Norton  Reuben,  res  1762  Goss 

Norton  William  H,  train  dispatcher  S  P  Co,  res  934  Pine 

Norwood  Clarence  H,  res  Stock  Yards 

Norwood,  William  H,  tinsmith,  S  F,  res  Stock  Yards 

Notter  J  H,  clerk  Henry  P  Stice,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth  and 
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Notter  John  H,  res  cor  Home  and  Gaskill 

Nottingham  Wellington,  teamster  Alameda    Macadamizing 
Co,  res  920  Moss  ave 

Xatz  Wm,  butcher,  1419  Thirteenth  ave,  res  same 

Nourse  Stephen    H,  bookkeeper  Dewey  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1280 
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Novelty  Job  Office,  C  B  Rice  propr,  1073  Thirteenth  ave 

Novelty  Wood  Works,    Bennett,    Knowlton    &    Co    proprs, 
463-465  Third 

Noyer  Frank,  coachman  H    H  Watson,    res    456    Twenty- 
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Noyes  Wm  M,  clerk  Noyes  &  Co.  res  1063  Eleventh  ave 

Nucleus  House,  Mrs    M  J  Emmons  propr,  1270  San    Pablo 

ave 
Nugent  James,   Volunteer   Saloon,   1S41    Seventh,  res  1S57    IPg 

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Nunan  Bertha,  domestic,  118-4  Fourteenth 
Nunan  Thomas  W,  carpenter,  res  1461  Third 
Nunan  Timothy  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  952  Campbell 
Nunenmacher  1\.  butcher  Eastern  Market,  res  513  Twenty- 
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Nunes  Annie  F  Miss,    dressmaker    Mrs   L     Ellsworth,    res 

214  Haven 
Nunes  Joseph  G,  laborer,  res  214  Haven 
Nnnes  Mary  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1365  Eighteenth 
Nunes  M  J  Mrs,  catarrh  cure,  764  Seventh 
Nunes  Tibonia,  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  1365  Eighteenth 
Nusbaumer  Emil,  district  attorney,  res  57S  Sixteenth 
Nusbaumer  F  A  Mrs,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  Market 

Street  House 
NUSBAUMER    GEO     L,    County     Surveyor  and 
civil  engineer,  County  Court   House,    room  4.  res  Mar- 
ket Street  I  lot; 
Nuttall  Thomas,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  223  Hannah 
Nutting D  W.  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  L710  Seward 
Nutting  W  P.  res  254  E  sixteenth 

Charles  R,  machinist,  S  F.  res  767  Campbell 
NYE  A  B,  editor  Oakland  Enquin   .  res  L370  Franklin 
Nye  Albert  G,  fruit  grower.  High 
e  Louis,  cook,  res  L358  Sixteenth 

.  »uis  J r,  blacksmith,  res  1358  Sixteenth 
Mary  M  .  S  V .  i  es  L358  Sixteenth 

Mary,  domestic,  304  E  Se  enteenth 
irpenter,  res  1 685  William 
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Nylan  ;  ret  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Nylander  William,  <•<>!>!<  Smith  &  Co,  rea  Eighth  nr  Wash- 
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N  .  len  <  Ihai  >ne  cutter,  res  1 375  Fifteenth 

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961  Broadway 
Oakland  Art  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta  Works,  E  Bishop  agt, 

1355  Broadway 
Oakland  Artificial  Stone  Co,  F  M  Stone  pres,  L  F  Shepherd 

mgr,  454  Ninth,  321  Montgomery,  S  F 
Oakland  Associated    Charities,    Newton    Sewell   gen'l     sec, 

Central  Block 

OAKLAND  BANK  OF  SAVINGS  (THE,) 

E  C  Sessions  president,  W  W  Garthwaite  cashier,  NE 
cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth 

OAKLAND    BAR    ASSOCIATION,   J   C 

Martin  president,  George  E  De  Golia  secretary,  957 
Broadway,  room  8 

Oakland  Boiler  Works,  Clark  &  Wooley  proprs,  668  Frank- 
lin 

Oakland  Bone  Yard,  Stock  Yards 

Oakland  Bottle  Yard,  Bercovich  Bros  proprs,  NE  cor  Fourth 
and  Webster 

Oakland  Box  and  Barrel  Manufacturing  Co,  E  A  Bushell 
pres,  0  Schetter  vice-pres  and  mgr,  Theo  P  Strong 
sec,  office  1003^  Broadway,  factory  foot  of  Market, 
mills  at  Coos  Bay,  Oregon 

OAKLAND  BREWERY,  Kramm  &  Dieves  pro- 
prietors, NE  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Durant 

OAKLAND   BUSINESS   COLLEGE,  D  C 

Taylor  &  Co  proprietors,  California  Hall,  1015  Clay 

OAKLAND  CABLE  RAILWAY  CO,  George 

Y  Loring  superintendent,  office  cor  Jones  and  San 
Pablo  ave 

OAKLAND  CARRIAGE  FACTORY,  Fred- 

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Oakland  Central  Free  Kindergarten,  409  Third 

OAKLAND  CITY  AND  ALAMEDA 
COUNTY  BOARD  OF   TRADE,  Frank 

J  Moffitt  president,  Chas  M  Plumb  secretary,  461 
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OAKLAND  CITY  HALL,  Fourteenth  bet  Broad- 
way and  Washington 

Oakland  City  Mission  (Seventh  Day  Adventist)  N  C  Mc 
Clure  supt,  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Oakland  City  Pound,  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Peralta 

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CO  2  proprietors,  1367   Broadway 

Jjj  ^   Oakland  Cricket  Ground,  Emeryville 

—1  Oakland  Cycle  Co,    Chas    D   Haven    Jr    &    Stephen    Rice 
LU  ^  proprs,  1238  San  Pablo  ave 

X  <  OAKLAND    DAILY   EVENING    TRIE 

r™  ^  UNE,  W  E  Dargie  manager,  T  T    Dargie    secretary, 

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OAKLAND  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY  EN 
QUIQER,  Enquirer  Publishing  Co  publishers,  960 

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Oakland  Dairy,  M  J  McGrath  propr,  1411  Kirkham 
Oakland  Driving  Park,  Emeryville 
Oakland  Electric  Light  and  Motor  Co,  William  Sharpe  supt, 

Hans  Liind  sec,  Fritz  Martin  engineer,  NW  cor  Second 

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Oakland  French   Bakery,  Bidache    &  Junqua    proprs,    820 
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H    Oakland  Five  Market,  Clay  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Oakland  Free  Public    Library,  Ina   D   Coolbreth   librarian. 
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OAKLAND  FRENCH  LAUNDRY,  Peter 

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HI  OAKLAND  FRUIT  AND  PRODUCE  CO, 

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OAKLAND    GAS    LIGHT    AND  HEAT 

CO,  Joseph   G   Eastland    president,  John  A    Britton 

jretary,   V    L    Eastland  superintendent,  office   904 

1            Broadway,  works  Second  and    Washington  and    First 

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LIVERY  CO,  D  11  -hick-. n  manager,  958  Broad. 

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Oakland  High  School,  J  B  McChesney    principal,    NW   cor 

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OAKLAND    HOME     INSURANCE     CO, 

Win  P  Jones  president,   Wm    F    Blood    secretary,   NW 

cor  Washington  and  Ninth 
OAKLAND    HOSPITAL    AND    HOTEL 

FOR  INVALIDS,  Dr  E  II   Woolsey  physician 

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OAKLAND    JERSEY   FARM,  H   H    Morgan 

proprietor,  Lake  Shore  ave 
OAKLAND  JOURNAL  (Weekly,  German)  Albert 
Kayser  proprietor.  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Webster 

OAKLAND  LUMBER   CO  (W  I  Reed,  S  W 

Reed  and  D  B  Hunter)  redwood  and  pine  lumber, 
laths,  shingles,  etc,  417  First 

OAKLAND  MASONIC  TEMPLE  ASSO 

CIATION,  F  K  Shattuck   president,  C   E   Gillett 
secretary,  office  Masonic  Temple 
OAKLAND    NURSERY,    Reuben     Groves    pro- 
prietor, Shell  Mound  Park 

OAKLAND    OVERLAND    TICKET   OF- 

FICE,  J  J  Warner  agent,  972  Broadway 
Oakland"  Paper  Box  Factory,  Carl  Druhm  propr,  719  Grove, 

res  1312  Grove 
OAKLAND   PAVING  CO  (The)  C  T  H  Palmer 

president,    C    T    Blake    secretary,    Moses    H    Eastman 

superintendent,  924  Broadway 
Oakland  Paving  Co's  quarry,  M  H  Eastman  supt,  McAdam 

nr  Cemetery 
Oakland  Pickle  Factory  and  Vinegar   Works,  R   Franke   & 

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OAKLAND  PLANING   MILLS,    Bumham- 

Standeford  Co  proprietors,  manufacturers  of  all  kinds 
of  lumber,  mouldings,  brackets,  frames,  sash,  blinds, 
stairs,  doors,  cable  cars  and  all  descriptions  of  wood- 
work, w  s  Washington  bet  First  and  Second 

OAKLAND    POST    OFFICE,  J   L  Hanna  post- 
master, s  s  Fourteenth   bet  Broadway  and   Washington 
Oakland  Printing  Co,  F  E  Miller,  propr,  465  Tenth 
Oakland  Railroad    Co,    George    A    Loring    supt,    office   cor 

Jones  and  San  Pablo  ave,  stables  Park  ave  nr  Watts 
Oakland  Restaurant,  C  F  Bradford  propr,  66S  Broadway 
Oakland  Rubber    Stamp  Co,  H  A  Cole  sec  and    mgr  mfrs 

rubber  stamps,  1115  Broadway 
Oakland  Sanitarium,  D  Stuart  propr,  1920  Seventh 
Oakland   Square,  bet   Tenth   and   Eleventh,   Harrison   and 
Alice 

OAKLAND  STABLES,  M  F  Davis  proprietor, 
livery,   sale   and   boarding,  368-370  Broadwav 

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OAKLAND  TRUNK  FACTORY,  A  F  Blan- 

chard  proprietor,  manufacturers  trunks   and   traveling 

bags,  403  Twelfth 
Oakland  Turn  Verein,  Max  Lawrence  mgr,  Germania  Hall 
Oakland  Typographical  Union  No  30,  S64i  Broadway 
OAKLAND    WINDMILL    CO  (S  H  Stuart  and 

W  B  Jones  proprietors)  1316  San  Pablo  ave 

OAKLAND   WOOD,    COAL,    HAY   AND 

GRAIN  CO  (J  A  Carleton  and  R  Cummins)  1302 
Broadway 
Oaks,  The  Oaks,  home  and  day  school,  Miss  L  Tracy  prin- 
cipal, X\Y  cor  Tenth  and  Alice 
OAT    JOSEPH    M,    proprietor   Tenth    Street    News 
Agency,  NWcor  Tenth  and  Broadway,  res  Even's  Block 
O'Banion  Emma  Miss,  res  923  Poplar 
O'Banion  Wm  F.  merchant  tailor,  S  F,  res  923  Poplar 
Ohenauer  George,  tailor  Chas  Baab,  res  765  Jackson 

rg  Annie,  domestic,  171  E  Fourteenth 
Oberg  Martin,  longshoreman,  37  Prospect 

Oberheide  Ernest,  wine  merchant,  res  561  Fifth 
Oberly  II  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1858  Division 
Oberon  Saloon,  Timothy  Biordon  propr,  1321  San  Pablo  ave 
O'Boyle  Oelia  Miss,  domestic,  rea  1077  Eighth 
O'Brien  Benjamin,  painter,  rea  Oakland  House 
O'Brien  B  Mrs,  rea  L817  Gosa 
O'Brien  Charles,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  House 
O'Brien  Clement,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  I',  rea  L829  William 
O'Brien  Daniel,  plumber  Dalziel  <&   Moller,  rea  307   Second 
O'Brien  David,  employe  Chris  11  Nor,  rea  L568  Third 
O'Brien  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  rea  L432  Linden 
O'Brien  Prank  R,  commandant   California  Military   Acad- 
emy, res  same 
O'Brien  Hannah  Miss,  mess,  rea  L228  Madison 

O'Brien  James,  laborer,  rea  L568  Third 
O'Brien  James  J,  laborer  8  r  Co,  rea  886  Cedar 
I  t'Brien  Jennie  Miss,  rea  1 81  ~  ( rosa 
O'Brien  .1  H,  glove  mir.-S  F,  rea  Brunswick  Hotel 
O'Brien  John,  laborer  M  F  Davis,  rea  210  Second 
O'Brien  John  Jr,  hostler  M  F  Davis,  rea  210  Second 
( t'Brien  John,  laborer,  rea  307  Second 
O'Brien  John,  fireman  Bteamer  Piedmont,  rea  1669  Pacific 
<  ►'Brien  John,  res  21 57  I  Iheatnnl 
O'Brien  John  C,  Bhip  caulker,  8  P,  rea  L453  Fifth 
O'Brien   John   T,   apprentice    Dal/id   &    Moller,   res    .'><>7 
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O'Brien  Kate,  domestic,  res  929  Pine 

O'Brien  Katie,  domestic,  1303  Market 

O'Brien  Kitie  A  Miss,  domestic,  res  1205  Oak 

O'Brien  Kitty  L  Miss,  res  565  Eleventh 

O'Brien  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  861  Henry 

O'Brien  M  A  Mrs,  res  1829  William 

O'Brien  Margaret  Miss,  res  Stock  Yards 

O'Brien  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  58  Eighth 

O'Brien  Mary  L  Mrs,  housekeeper  Mrs  L  Stevens,  Fruit  Vale 

ave 
O'Brien  Matthew,  carpenter,  res  129  Hannah 
O'Brien  Philip,  laborer,  res  710  Lewis 
O'Brien  Stella  M  Miss,  res  2157  Chestnut 
O'Brien  Theresa  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1829  William 
O'Brien  Thomas  E,  salesman  Lyon  &  Co,  res  569  Eighth 
O'Brien  Tim,  hostler  Oakland  Stables,  res  210  Alice 
O'BRIEN   WILLIAM,  coal,  wood,  hay  and  grain, 

1556  Seventh,  res  869  Henrv 

O'BRIEN  WILLIAM  H  COL,  principal  Call- 

fornia  Military  Academy,  res  same 
O'Brien  Wm  S,  clerk  Police  Court,  res  1817  Goss 
O'Byrne  John  J,  blacksmith  Sohst  Brothers,  res  726  Linden 
O'Byrne  Mary  Mrs,  res  726  Linden 

Occidental  Club,  Turner  Hurston  janitor,  472  Thirteenth 
O'Connell  Andrew,  laborer,  res  1873  William 
O'Connell  Annie  Mrs,  res  1667  Pacific  (rear) 
O'Connell  Daniel  F,  carriage  painter  J  E  Johnston,  res  416 

Eighth 
O'Connell  Hannah  C  Miss,  clerk  M  S  Smith  &  Co,  757  Jef- 
ferson 
O'Connell  James,  bootmaker,    468^    Eighth,  res    1870  Wil- 
liam 
O'Connell  James,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  bet  Thirty-sec- 
ond and  Thirty-third 
O'Connell  Jefferson,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
O'Connell  Johanna  Miss,  cook,  res  224  Ninth 
O'Connell  John,  brick  cleaner,  res  213  Sixth 
O'Connell  John,  driver  E  A  Brown,  res  Berkeley 
O'Connell  Joseph,  teamster  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res 

757  Jefferson 
O'Connell  Joseph,  blacksmith    C    F   Hampel,    res  544  Six- 
teenth 
O'Connell  Martin  (O'Connell  &  McDonald)  res  697Twentv- 
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O'Connell  Mary  J,  stamping  and  embroidering,  460  Tenth* 
res  757  Jefferson 

O'Connell  &  McDonald  (Martin  O'Connell  and  Geo  McDon- 
ald) butchers,  1265  San  Pablo  ave 

O'Connell  Michael,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  687  Twenty- 
fifth 

O'Connell  Nellie  Miss,  saleslady  Mrs  W  H  Cahill,  res  473 
Twenty-Third 

O'Connell  Nellie  Miss,  pants  maker  M  J  KELLER, 
1007-1009  Broadway 

O'Connell  Patrick,  driver  E  A  Brown,  res  473  Twenty-third 

O'CONNELL     PATRICK     J,    dry    and    fancy 

good-,  460  Ninth,  res  915  Grove 
O'Connell  Peter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  811  Magnolia 
O'Connell  Win,  laborer,  res  34  Valley 

O'Connell  William,  express  stand,  cor  Seventh  and  Broad- 
way, res  213  Sixth 
O'Connell  William  J,  poundmaster    City    Pound,    res 

Fourteenth 
O'Conner  Charles  H,  printer,  S  F,  res  977  Fifth 
O'Conner  Edward,  barkeeper  P  Fitzsimmona 
O'Conner  Frank,  miner,  res  1175  Sixteenth  ave 
O'Conner  Honora  Miss,  housekeeper,  res  960  Peralta 
O'Conner  John,  gardener,  res  1175  Sixteenth  ave 
O'Conner  M  J,   employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res    East 

Oakland  Hotel 
O'Connor  Bridget  Miss,  res  809  Sixteenth 
O'Connor  Bryan,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  lis:)  William 
O'Connor  Charles,  its  1729  Twelfth 
O'Connor  Daniel,  res  1729  Twelfth 

<  >'(  'onnor  Edward  L,  tailor  P  .1  O'Connor,  res  L506  Brush 
O'Connor  Ellen,  domestic,  922  Tenth 
O'Connor  J,  cleaner  B  P  Co,  res  1 161  Campbell 
O'Connor  James,  laborers  P  Co,  rea  1729  Twelfth 
O'Connor  James  J,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  rea  856  Ad- 
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O'Connor  John,  laborer,  rea  667  Seventh 
O'Connor  John  J,  Bectioo  foreman  8  P  Co,  rea  shell  Mound 

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I  f'Connor  Mary  Miss,  rea  L023  Eighth 
O'Connor  Michael,  foreman    granite  yard    Amador  Marble 

rea  John  qi  Piedmont  ave 
( )'<  Sonnor  Morris,  rea   1 1 68  Seventh 
OConnor  Patrick,  rea  969  Chester 
O'Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  rea  173  Twentv-third 


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M  g   O'CONNOR  PATRICK  J,  merchant  tailor,  1010  |     H 

Broadway,  res  1506  Brush 
O'Connor  Peter,  expressman,  res  1724  William 
O'Connor  Thomas,  marble  cutter   Amador  Marble    Co,    res 

Mountain  View  Cemetery 

I  O'Connor  Timothy,  ship  caulker,  res  729  Henry 
O'Connor  Timothy,  laborer,  res  1012  Cypress 
O'Connor  William,  stone  cutter  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  John 

nr  Piedmont  ave 
O'Connor  William,  res  1729  Twelfth 
O'Connor  William  Jr,  machinist  Judson  Manufacturing  Co 

res  1729  Twelfth 
O'Connor  Wm  H,  tailor  P  J  O'Connor,  res  1506  Brush 
O'Day  Daniel,  cattle  dealer,  res  1707  Broadway 
O'Day  Daniel  Jr,  res  1707  Broadway 
O'Day  Wm,  finisher  A  A  Merritt,  res  S  F 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  SE  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Eleventh  ave 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall  Association,  office  I  O  O  F  Hall,  NW  cor 

Eleventh  and  Franklin 
Odd  Fellows'  Library,  Peter  J  Ipsen  librarian,  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall 
O'Dea  J  P,  dish  washer  Market   Street  Boarding  House,  res 

626  Third 
O'Dea  Michael  J,  shoe  cutter,  S  F,  res  1577  Market 
Odermatt  Louis  F,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1717  Eighth       •§  NH 
O'Donnell  Annie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,   res  1672  §  rji 

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O'Donnell  Bernard,  teamster,  res    cor  Fruit  Vale    ave    and 

County  Road 
O'Donnell  Celia  Miss,  res    cor    Fruit  Vale  ave  and  County 

Road 
Jj  O'Donnell  James,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
!ia  =|  O'Donnell  John,  section  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Seventh 

II  O'Donnell  Joseph,  res  1222  Cypress 
O'Donnell  Mamie,  employe  California  Hosierv  Co,  res  1672     |H 

Third 
1  K  O'Donnell  Michael,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  739  Lewis 

O'Donnell  Michael,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  811 

Wood 
O'Donnell  Michael,  laborer,  res  811  Wood 
^  ■*■  O'Donnell  Michael,  res  Winthrop  House 
^  2  O'Donnell  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1115  Third 
Uj  g  O'Donnell  Th,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
■Jf  <  O'Donnell  Thomas,  collector,  res  823  E  Fourteenth 

O'Donnell  Thomas,  apprentice  engineer  S   P  Co,    res    1781 
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O'Farrell  Jennie,  domestic,  1164  Eighth 

I  ffdenkarap,  Henry  F,  agt  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  S  F, 

res  1367  Castro 
Offe  Fred,  carpenter,  res  515  E  Fourteenth 
Oftedhal  O  T,  res  Winthrop  House 
O'Gara  Charles  D,  bartender  M  J  O'Gara,  res  830  Clay 
O'Gara  Michael  J,  saloon,  470  Seventh,  res  830  Clay 
OGDEN  FRANK  B,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law, 

and  Oakland  City  Justice,  864-.V  Broadway,  res   SE   cor 

Valdez  and  Twenty-fourth 
Ogero  Victor,  Venezia  Garden,  572  Seventh 
O'Gorman  John,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  House 
O'Grady  Coleman,  stone  mason,  res  1103  Third 
O'Grady  Dell  Mis-,  res  no:;  Third 
O'Grady  ElleD  Mrs,  res  650  Myrtle 
O'Grady  Katie  Miss,  res  L815  Seventh 
O'Grady  Thomas,  propr  Washington  Hotel    L815    Seventh, 

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en  Olof,  res  985  Willow 
O'Hair  John  H,  driver  O  R    R  Co,    res  .Telegraph    ave    nr 

Temescal 
O'Halloran  Thos  M,  clerk   JAS   A   JOYCE,    res    226 

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O'Hara  Bessie  Miss,  domestic,  res  479  Orchard 
O'Hara  M,  tailor,  res  L015  Webster 
O'Hara  Margarel  Miss,  Laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
O'Hare  Charles,  patrolman,  res  L641  Market 
O'Hare  John    II,  driver  o  R  R  Co,  res    Telegraph  ave    nr 

Temescal 
O'Hare  Martin,  tailor  PJ  O'Connor,  res  nno  Broadway 
Ohe  Fred,  clerk  Henry  Ohe,  res  1 1  18  E  Fourteenth 
Ohe  Henry,  groceries,  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and    E    Four- 
teenth, res  1 16  1  E  Fourteenth 

<  nie.im  Mary  Mrs,  res  969  Chester 
O'Hearn  Michael,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  885  Bay 

<  mling  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  L0J  I  Pine 
Ohling  Erick  O,  ship  joiner,  res  I'M!  Pine 
Ohlsen  J,  employe  G  F  Crisl   &  Sons,   cor    E  Twelfth    and 

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Ohlsen  Jacob,  laborer,  res  L065  E  Fifteenth 
( thlson  Jennie  Mi  1 91 3  Magnolia 

Ohlson  Lawrence  W,  cooper,  rea  L913  Magnolia 
Ohme  Charles,  butcher  C  W    Bregers,  res  1819   Ban    Pablo 
Ohme  .John  C,  carpenter,  n  -  L021  Twenty-fourth 
Oh  me  John  C  A,  butcher,  rea  L021  Twenty-fourth 

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O'Kane  James,  livery  stable,  621  Sixth,  and  extraman  Hose 

Co  No  1,  res  619  Sixth 
O'Kane  Patrick,  salesman  H  Hershberg  &  Co,  res  558  Sixth 
O'Keefe  Daniel,    shoe    and   harness  maker,  621  E  Twelfth, 

res  1011  E  Fourteenth 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  door  maker  California  Door    Co,    res   1727 

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O'Keefe  J  H  J,  cooper,  res  355  Tenth 

O'Keefe  John,  apprentice  Daniel  O'Keefe,  res  1011  E  Four- 
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O'Keefe  John,  laborer,  res  1512  Broadway 
O'Keefe  Lizzie,  domestic,  1227  Third  ave 
O'Keefe  M  Mrs,  res  365  Tenth 
O'Keefe  Peter,  collector,  S  F,  res  1419  Eleventh 
O'Keefe  Thomas  J,   bookkeeper,  S  F,  res    Montgomery    bet 

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Okerstrom  Christina  Mrs,  res  1406  Eighteenth 
Olaiene  Charles,  gardener,  res  580  Thirtv-fourth 
Olander  Albert,  saloon,  629    E    Twelfth,"  res    814    Twenty- 
eighth 
OlanderEmma,  domestic,  1409  Grove 
Olander  Mary  E  Miss,  res  814  Twenty -eighth 
O'Laney  Salfield,  waiter,  S  F,  res  657  Jackson 
Olanie  Celistin  W,  machinist,  res  1376  Twenty- first  ave 
Olanie  F  X,  pattern  maker,  res  978  E  Sixteenth 
Olanie  Jennie  Miss,  res  1192  E  Fourteenth 
Olanie  Julius  F,  pattern  maker,  res  2029  E  Fourteenth 
Olcese  Andrew,  merchant,  Merced,  Cal,  res  1030Sixteeath 
Olcese  Andrew  Jr,  student   Depue    &    Aydelotte's    Business 

College,,  res  1030  Sixteenth 
Olcese  Jennie  Miss,  res  1030  Sixteenth 
Olcese  Minnie  Miss,  res  1030  Sixteenth 
Oldey  John,  capitalist,  res  n  s  Thirty-ninth   nr    Telegraph 

ave 
Oldfield  J  E,  upholsterer  and  mattress  maker,  1683  Seventh, 

res  814  Lewis 
Olds  O  M,  artist,  res  315  Tenth 
O'Leary  Anna,  domestic,  1231  Myrtle 
O'Leary  Cornelius,  cement  layer,  res  863  Lydia 
O'Leary  James,  miner,  res   SW   cor  Weston   ave   and    Dia- 
mond 
O'Leary  John,  merchant  tailor,  1518  Seventh,  res  same 
O'Leary  Patrick  J,  plasterer,  res  2101  Market 
O'Leary  Quinlan,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  655 

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Olfson  Alfred,  printer,  res  1765  Twenty-first  ave 
Olfson  Sylvester,  printer,  res  1765 Twenty-first  ave 
OLIVE   (THE)    formerly    Yvillson    House,   Mrs    D    I 

Fields  proprietor,  SW  cor  Washington  and  Fourteenth 
Oliver  A  G,  post    trader    Fort    Whipple,   Arizona,  res  1455 

Grove 
Oliver  Andrew  J,  street  car  conductor,  res  1527  Broadway 
Oliver  Augustine,  barber,   803    Broadway,    res   Adeline  nr 

Thirty-third 
Oliver  Etta,  domestic,  1227  Myrtle 
Oliver  H  W,  photographer,  res  710  Ninth 
Oliver  James,  laborer,  res  613  E  Eleventh 
Oliver  Joseph  P,  chief   engineer  Electric  Light  Co,  res  541 

Twenty-second 
Oliver  Justin,  barber,  res  2125  Adeline 
Oliver  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  811  Washington 
Oliver  Walter  J,  employe  Bryer    &    Dobbins,    S    F,  res  710 

Ninth 
Oliver  Wm,  machinist,  res  2125  Adeline 
Oliver  Win  L,  res  1110  Twelfth 
Oliver  W  L,  res  1055  Washington 
Ollis  Charles  B,  butcher  M  M  Samson,  res  808  Twenty-sec- 

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Ollis  Henry,  emploj^e  woolen  mills,  res  808  Twenty-second 
Ollis  Laura  Mrs,  res  808 Twenty-second 
Ollivetti  James  L,  cigars    and    tobacco,  401  Fourteenth,  res 

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Olmstead  Louis,  carpenter,  res  1778  Division 
O instead  Margaret  M  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  res  527  Seventh 
Olney  C  C  Mrs,  res  1004  E  Twenty-eighth 
Olney  Chas  D,  assl  Bee  Mexican  Mining  Co,  S  F,  res  1004  E 

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Olney  E  D  Miss,  pea  L004  E  Twenty-eighth 
Olney  Edna  Miss,  pea  1<>7(.»  E  Twenty-third 
Olney  Edward,  student,  rea  L004  E  Twenty-eighth 
OLNEY  ELBERT,  painter  and  decorator,  526  Bix- 

beenth,  pea  \"~v  E  Twenty-third 
Olney  E  M  Mrs,  pea  L079  E  Twenty-third 
Olney  Emily  Miss,  pea  L079  E  Twenty-third 
Olney  Leora,  pea  L079  E  Twenty-third 
Olney  Pierre,  clerk    Pacific  Union   Ensurance  Co,  8  F,  pea 

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Olsen  Alex,  employe  S  P  Co,  pea  L504  Fifth 
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Olsen  Axel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1504  Fifth 
Olsen  Carrie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs  R  Mott,  res  817  Wood 
Olsen  Charles,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Olsen  Christina  Mrs,  widow,  res  Golden  Gate 
Olsen  Christopher,  peddler,  res  19'22  Union 
Olsen  E,  employe  Bay  City  Mills,  res  708  Sixth 
Olsen  Elias,  engineer,  SW  cor  Castro  and  Fourth 
Olsen  Emil,  gardener  R  G  Stitt,  res  Vernon  Heights 
Olsen  Emma,  domestic,  276  E  Fourteenth 
Olsen  Gustav,  blacksmith,  res  1656  Twelfth 
Olsen  H,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1772  San  Pablo  ave 
Olsen  Hannah,  domestic,  954  Sixteenth 
Olsen  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  1409  Twelfth 
Olsen  Hans,  blacksmith  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1922 

San  Pablo  ave 
Olsen  H  C,  laborer,  res  238  Eddie 
Olsen  Henry  C  (Feddersen  &  Olsen)  res  1765  Lincoln 
Olsen  H  K,  bookkeeper  Stearns  Manufacturing  Co,  S  F,  res 

823  E  Twelfth 
Olsen  J,  stone  cutter  F  E  Knowles  &  Co,  res  Eureka  House 
Olsen  Jack,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  931  Pine 
Olsen  John,  laborer,  res  235  Eddie 
Olsen  John  C,  carpenter,  res  1765  Lincoln 
Olsen  John  W,  shoemaker,  res  1003  Twenty-seeond  (rear) 
Olsen  Julius,  engineer,  res  SW  cor  Castro  and  Fourth 
Olsen  Lena  Miss,  res  914  Twenty-second 
Olsen  Lena  Miss,  res  1375  Fifteenth 
Olsen  Lulu  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1713  Goss 
Olsen  Malena,  domestic,  1328  Myrtle 
Olsen  Mathias,  master  mariner,  res  1178  E  Fifteenth 
Olsen  Nils  carpenter,  res  1414  Fifteenth 
Olsen  0  I,  shoemaker,  1601  Myrtle,  res  same 
Olsen  Olga  Miss,  res  1003  Twenty-second  (rear) 
Olsen  Oscar,  peddler,  res  1922  Union 
Olsen  Oscar,  employe   Fredrickson,  Mann   &  Co,  res   1713 

Goss 
Olsen  Peter  M,  laborer,  res  357  B 
Olsen  Rasmus,  carpenter,  res  1713  Goss 
Olsen  Rowena  Mrs,  widow,  res  1005  Twenty-second  (rear) 
Olson  Nicholas,  carpenter,  res  571  E  Twenty-third 
Olson  Pauline    Miss,    domestic    W    H    Rouse,    res    Vernon 

Heights 
Olston  H  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  363  Fifth 
Omalia  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1621  Magnolia 
Omalia  Edward,  hod  carrier,  res  1621  Magnolia 


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Omalia  James,  driver,  res  1621  Magnolia 

Omalia  John,  bricklayer,  res  1621  Magnolia 

Omalia  Winnie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1621  Magnolia 

O'Malley  Joseph,  janitor  St  Joseph's  Academy,  res  168  Fifth 

O'Mara  Bridget,  chambermaid  St  Louis  House,  res  same 

O'Mara  Mary  Mrs,  res  St  Louis  House 

( t'Meara  Johanna  Mrs,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  S  F 

O'Neal  Joseph  C,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  698  Twenty-sixth 

O'Neil  Annie,  domestic,  964  Eighteenth 

O'Xeil  Con,  propr  Saloon,   1811    Seventh,   res  same 

( >'Xeil  Cornelius,  laborer,  res  1448  Linden 

I  )'Xeil  Daniel,  laborer,  res  603  Twenty-third  ave 

O'Xeil  Dennis,  stone  cutter   Amador  Marble  Co,  res  SE  cor 

Weston  ave  and  Silver 
O'Xeil  Edward,  stone  cutter  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  Moun- 
tain View  Cemetery 
O'Xeil    Edward,    candies,    notion-    Arc,    15144  Seventh,  res 

same 
O'Neil  Frank,  route  agent  Daily  Examiner,  res  817  Harrison 
O'Xeil  Jane  Mrs,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
O'Neil  John,  plumber,  res  313  Sixth 
O'Neil  John,  driver  Jeremiah  Do  ran,  res  1950  Filbert 

<  >'\cil  John  J.  driver  Talcott'a  Dairy,  res  High  opp  Prescott 
O'Neil  Kate  Mrs,  res  1055  Washington 

Veil  M  J  Mrs,  dressmaker,  368  Tenth,  res  same 
O'Neil  Peter,  painter,  res  714  Third 

<  rNril  \V.  res  Galindo  Hotel 

O'Neil  Wm,  plasterer,  res  1  120  Twelfth 

O'Neill  Charles,  employe  Schreiber,  res  613  Fourth 

O'Neill    Edmund,   teacher   of   chemistry,    U    C,    rea    1403 

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O'Neill  Eugene,  rea  L403  Chestnul 
O'Neill  Benry,  salesman,  rea  L530  Wesl 
O'Neill  John,  farmer,  pea  Golden  Grate 

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O'Neill  William,  farmer,  rea  Golden  Gate 
O'Neill  William  J.  fanner,  r  g  Golden  Gate 
Onetto  Antonio,  gardener,  rea  Thirteenth  nr  Wood 
Om  ephen,  gardener,  rea  Thirteenth  nr  Wood 
Ongerth  II  B,  salesman  Gier  &  Schulze,  res  978  Ninth 

ii  Hermann,  clerk  Hinz  A  Land.  8  1".  rea  77s  Ninth 
Ongerth  Hildebert,  clerk  Gier  &  Schulze,  rea  77^  Ninth 
Ongerth    M,  pastor  German   Evangelical    Lutheran    Chriel 

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O'Niell  Thomas,  asst  supt  S  F  Tool  Co,  res  8  F 
Opdyk  Alice  Miss,  res  1109  Campbell 
Opdyk  Peter,  shoemaker,  1114  Center,  res  1109  Campbell 
Opdyk  Wm  H,  shoemaker  Peter  Opdyk,  res  1109  Campbell 
Openshaw  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  770  Pine 
Openshaw  Joseph  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berryman 
Oram  John,  res  761  Fourth 
Oram  Richard,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  761 

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Orbell  John  H,  tinsmith,  res  760  Fourteenth  (rear) 
Orberg  Joseph  B,  painter  Elbert  Olney 
Orchison    John,    employe    California   Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 

1271  E  Eleventh 
Orcutt  Wm,  shoe  finisher,  S  F,  res  1265  Eighth  ave 
Ordway  Erne  M  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-third 
Oregon  Block,  SE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Broadway 
Oregon  Improvement  Co,  Foster's  wharf  foot  of  Franklin 
O'Reily  Michael,  coal  oil  merchant,  res  727  Adeline 
Orelup  John  K,  plasterer,  res  1827  Linden 
Orelup  Thaddeus,  carpenter,  res  1009Franklin 
Oriental  Block,  e  s  Washington  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

ORIENT  INSURANCE    CO  OF  HART- 

FORD,  Harmon  &  Sears  agents,  958  Broadway 
Orlob  Thorvald,  painter,  res  1642  Market 
Orme  Richard,  freight  clerk  Judson  Manufacturing  Co 
Ormeida  John,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Ormond  Michael,  laborer,  res  Fortieth  bet  West  and  Grove 
Ormsby  Alfred  S,  watch  maker   Elon   A   Ormsby,  res  9 

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Ormsby  Charles  \V,  builder,  res  1310  Harrison 

Photographer,    1055    Broadway,   res 
1002  Chester 

Ormsby  Elon  A,  watch  maker  and  jeweler,  1458  Seventh, 
res  Girard  House 

Ormsby  L  G  Mrs.  housekeeper  Girard  House,  res  same 

Ormsby  Livviar  Mrs,  res  1002  Chester 

O'Rourke  Catherine  Miss,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the 
Adult  Blind,  res  same 

O'Rourke  Daniel,  res  11  s  Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 

O'Rourke  John,  res  n  s  Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 

O'ROURKE  JOHN  J,  solicitor  New  Zealand  In- 
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O'Rourke  Mamie  Miss,  res  n  s  Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
O'Rourke  Phillip,  waiter,  res  410  Tenth 
( t'Rourke  Sallie  Miss,  res  n  s  Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
O'Rourke  Wm,  salesman   Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co,  res  n   - 

Fortieth  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Orr  Charles,  painter  T  J  Sheehan,  res  715  Clay 
Orr  Frank,  painter,  res  715  Clay 

Orr  Fred  A,  teacher  Sackett  School,  res  529  Twenty-first 
Orr  John  C,  house  painter  and   extraman  Truck  No  1,  0  F 

D,  res  715  Clay 
Orr  John  K  (Orr  &  Atkins,  S  F)  res  1427  Franklin 
Orr  S  P  Mrs,  res  510  Ninth 
Orr  S  P  Mrs,  res  1415  Eighteenth 
Orr  William  H,  res  Golden  Gate 

Orra  Frank,  fruit  and  vegetables,  res  117S  E  Fourteenth 
Orrick  Oliver  S,  mgr  California  Paint  Co,  S  F,  res  Vernon 

Heights 
Orrin  John,  miner,  res  2121  E  Fourteenth 
Orth  Emma  Miss,  Elite  Hair  Store,  1222  San  Pablo  ave,  res 

same 
Orth  Henry,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1066  Twelfth  ave 
Orth  R,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1824  William 
Orton  Alfred   E,  apprentice  plumber   H  Maddern,  res    213 

Third 
Orton  Annie  Mi  — ,  upholsterer,  S  F,  res  213  Third 
Orton  Emily  Miss,  dressmaker,  213  Third,  res  same 
Orton  Emma  Mrs,  widow,  res  213  Third 
Orton    George   H,  laborer   Pioneer   Planing   Mills,  res    213 

Third 
ORTON    EICHAED    H,    Adj    General     State     of 

California,  headquarters  Sacramento,  res  778  Tenth 
Osborn  Chas  8,  clerk  Lewis  N  Hager,  res  e  s  Telegraph  ave 

nr  Merced  ave 
Osborn   Charles  S  Jr,  printer,  res  Telegraph  ave  nr  Merced 
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Osborn  E  E,  atty-at-law,  res  The  Olive 

Osborn  Frank  F,  hardware,  res  1168  Eighth 

I  tabors  I  •  l".  printer,  rea  Telegraph  ave  nr  Merced  ave 

Osborn  Ira.  painter,  res  Telegraph  ave  nr  Merced  ave 

<  tsborn  O  D,  carpenter,  rea  586  Tenth 

Osborn  William,  turner  8  P  Co,  rea  L020  Wood 

Osborne  II  K  M  cher  Misa  Bisbee'a  School,   rea    1807 

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THE  FIRST  COMMERCIAL  SCHOOL  ON  THE  COAST. 

CONTINUES  TO  IMPABT  THOEOUGH  AITS  F2ACTICAL  INST2UCT10M  IN 

Bookkeeping,      Shorthand,     Typewriting,     Telegraphy, 

Penmanship,  Modern  Languages,  English  and 

Mathematical  Branches,  Etc. 

By  a  Full  Corps  of  Ablo  and  Experienced  Teachers. 

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P0ST  STREET, 

Red  Men's  Building,  -^t^.^^^^-  Opp.  Union  Square, 
SJLM   FRANCISCO.   CJLIv. 


^  I  /HE  design  of  this  S-hool  is  to  prepare  its  students  for  the  practical  duties  of  life.  Since  its 
\|/  organization  in  1863,  it  has  qualified  a  very  large  number  of  p  rsons  for  a  prosperous  ca- 
~1~  reer  in  business  pursuits.    Its  successful  work  may  well  entitle  it  to  be  ranked  as 

THE  MODEL  COMMERCIAL  SCHOOL. 

The  Pacific  Business  College  has  its  graduates  employed  in  the  leading  business  houses 
of  the  entire  Coast.  The  Institution  supplies  Mercantile  Houses,  Insurance  Agencies,  Banks, 
Railroad  and  Telegraph  Offices,  etc.,  with  Book-keepers,  Stenographers,  Cashiers,  Bank  Tellers. 
Telegraph  Operators,  Clerks,  Agents,  etc.,  who  invariably  prove  themselves  to  be  fully  qualified 
for  the  responsible  positions  waich  they  occupy. 

BRANCHES  TAUGHT. 

Single  and  Double  Entry  Book-keeping,  ps  applied  to  all  classes  of  business;  Shorthand, 
Type-writing,  Telegraphy,  Business  Penmanship,  Commercial  Arithmetic,  Business  Correspond- 
ence, Mercantile  Law,  Business  Ethics,  Science  of  Accounts,  Actual  Business  Practice  in  all  styles 
of  Keeping  Accounts,  including  Banking;  English  and  Mathematical  Branches,  including  Spell- 
ing, Reading,  Penmanship,  Grammar,  Letter- writing,  Word  Analysis,  Rhetoric,  History,  Philos- 
ophy, Arithmetic,  Algebra,  Geometry,  Trigonometry,  Surveying,  Navigation,  etc.,  and  the  Mod- 
ern Languages.  .  • 

ACTUAL  BUSINESS  TRAINING. 

Our  system  of  Actual  Business  Training,  combining  Theory  and  Practice,  is  at  once  so  sim- 
ple and  natural  that  it  needs  only  an  examination  of  its  merits  to  convince  the  most  skeptical  of 
its  superiority  over  all  other  systems.  No  person  of  ordinary  intelligence  and  application  can  go 
through  such  a  course  of  trainingwithout  becoming^  a  thorough  and  practical  accountant.  Many 
of  the  most  successful  and  influential  business  ana  professional  men  of  the  City  and  Coast  may 
be  numbered  among  our  graduates. 

LIFE  SCHOLARSHIP,  $75, 

This  is  the  only  Business  College  in  the  State  that  issues  Life  Scholarships.  As  carried  out 
at  this  Institution,  they  offer  many  advantages.  A  Life  Scholarship  entitles  the  holder  to  instruc- 
tion in  all  the  branchesof  the  Full  Business  Course,  as  given  in  the  "Collkc.k  Rkvif.w,"  until  he 
graduates,  with  the  privilege  of  review  whenever  it  may  suit  his  convenience.  We  also  issue  Six 
Months'  Scholarships  for  any  or  all  the  studies  of  the  College  at  very  reasonable  rates.  Students 
may  pay  by  the  month  if  they  so  desire. 

INDIVIDUAL  INSTRUCTION. 

Individual  instruction  is  given  in  nil  departments  of  the  College.  In  the  Business  Course 
the  class  svstetn  is  entirely  discarded,  except  for  lectures,  general  reviews,  and  practical  exercises 
on  the  black-board.  Thus  each  Student  receives  all  the  advantages  of  private  insti  uction,  ami  is 
enabled  to  advance  as  rapidly  as  his  ability  and  application  will  permit. 

THE  COLLEGE  HALLS. 

In  all  respects  we  have  the  fnust  schoolrooms  on  this  Coast.  They  are  large,  well  ven- 
tilated, elegantly  furnished,  and  Command  a  splendid  view  of  the  City  and  its  environs.  livery 
apartment  hai  a  sunny  exposure,  an  I  i->  Hooded  with  li^ht  and  with  Ircsh,  pine  air.  The  ceilings 
ni«  sixteen  and  a  half  fevt.iu  height;  and  the  several  looms  have  thirty  lurye  windows,  furnished 
with  inside  blinds 

NO  VACATIONS. 

We  have  no  vacntlons  nnd  BOtern  divisions.  Pay  and  livening  Sessions  are  held  during 
the  entire  yrar.     1>.  DS  from  9  A.  M.  to  IS  H.,  and  from    1    ;o  to  \   P.M.;    Evening  Sessions 

from  7  to  y  V.  M.  Students  may  commence  at  anytime  and  pursue  their  studies  without  interrup- 
tion. 

For  further  information  call  at  the  College  Office,  320  Post  Street  or  send  for  "Tiik  Pacific 
BusiNKSfl  Coi.i.icor.  kkvihw,"  containing  full  particulars  In  regard  to  College  Departmenta, 

Cournes  of  Study,  Methods  of  Institution,  Kates  of  Tuition,  etc.     Visitors  always  welcome. 


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I  Osgood  H  Augustus,  rubber  stamps,  S  F,  res  1270  Fifth  ave 
fa  Osgood  Howard  L  (Osgood  Bros)  res  Galindo  Hotel 
w'  Osgood  Minnie  Miss,  res  1270  Fifth  ave 

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5   Ostermonn  Perry,  buggy  washer  C  W  Weinberg,    res    1386 

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— *  Osterwaldt  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  912  Clay 
2     Osterwaldt  Henrietta  Miss,  res  912  Clay 

Ostrander  C  E,  clerk  S  E  Denison,  res  938  Filbert 
Ostrander  E  H,  clerk  E  S  Denison,  res  938  Filbert 
Ostron  Alexander,  painter,  res  1504  Fifth 
O'Sullivan  Isabel,  res  702  Grant 
O'Sullivan  Tim  J,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
k        Otis  David  E,  machinist,  S  F,  res  947  Willow 
r^;1     Otis  Nettie  E  Miss,  res  947  Willow 

jca    !  OToole  Dennis,  laborer  Oakland  Gas,  Light  and  Heat    Co, 
res  457  Fourth 
OToole  &  Howard  (Nellie  E    OToole    and    Mary  Howard) 

dressmaking  and  emplovment  agts,  506  Ninth 
OToole  Nellie  E  (OToole  &  Howard)  res  506  Ninth 
OToole  P,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Summer 
Ott  Appolonia  Mrs,  res  713  Third 

Ott  Charles  F,  tinner  M  De  La  Montanva,  res  713  Third 
Ott  Fred  W,  letter  carrier,  res  713  Third 
Ott  Getty  Mrs,  res  713  Third 

Ott  Henry,  chainman  Geo  L  Nusbaumer,  res  713  Third 
Ott  J  Geo',  salesman  M    J  KELLER,  res  1326   Tenth 

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Otten  Cord,  res  1816  William 

Otten  Peter,  poultry  raiser,  res  1380  Eighteenth 

Otter  Alexander,  conductor  San  Pablo   cars,  res    1320    San 

Pablo  ave 
Otto  AW,  job  printer,   375  Tenth,  post-office   box  41,    res 

1406  Seventeenth 
Otto  E  J  Mrs,  nurse,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Ouroux  Edouard,  res  361  First 


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Outram  Edward  J',  asst  sec  Mountain   View  Cemetery,  re 

1360  Brush 
outram  Ethel  Miss,  res  1360  Brush 
Ovenberg  Henry,  tailor,  res  922  Twenty-second 
Overaeker  Ohas  B,  deputy  County  Clerk,  res  Xiles 
OVEBEND    E    J,  physician  and    surgeon,  office  and 

res  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Clay,  office  hours  1   to   4   p   m, 

7  to  8  p  m,  telephone  361 
Overland  House,  Reuss  &  Hansen  proprs,  601  Broadway 
( )verly  Henry  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1858  Division 
Overton  Tilgeman  H,  carpenter,  res  518  Sixth 
Owen  Bell  C  -Mi-,  res  1210  Adeline 
Owen  Bessie,  compositor  Pacific  Press   Publishing    Co,  res 

1313  West 
Owen  Charles,  carpenter,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Owen  Daniel  C,  clerk  post-office,  S  F,  res  1210  Adeline 
Owen  Edith  D  Miss,  res  756  Seventh 
Owen  E  H,  trunk  maker  Oakland  Trunk    Factory,    res  571  | 

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Owen  Eliza  Mrs,  res  1707  Eighth 

Owen  F  L  Mrs,  lodging  house,  1787  Seventh,  res  same 
Owen  Frank,  sawyer,  res  712  Sixth 
Owen  Fred  L,  printer,  res  1787  Seventh 

<  >wen  Fred,  expressman  and  wood  dealer,  865  Pine,  res  cor 

Pine  and  Seventh 
Owen  Henry  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1*707  Eighth 
Owen  Jennie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Owen  .1  L,  res  970  E  Twentieth 

QwenJohn  G,  U  S  Navy  Fay  oilier.  S  F,  res  1012  Ninth  ave 
Owen  Kate  L  Miss,  res  L210  Adeline 
Owen  Llewellyn,  coachman,  res  171-i  Filbert 
Owen  Minnie  MisB,  res  818  E  Eleventh 
Owen  Robert  L,  student,  rea  "'Is  F  Eleventh 
Owen  Robert  R,  conductor  S  1*  Co,  rea  518  E  Eleventh 
Owen  Thomas  J,  carpenter,  pea  1  1  1    Hannah 
Owen  William  -I  (Grayson,  Owen  &  Co)  rea  S  F 
Owen  Wm  M,  clerk,  8  F,  rea  1210  Adeline 
Owena  Effie  Miss,  school  teacher,  res  611  Fourth 

<  twena  ( •  race,  domes! ic,  1  601  Eighth  ;r 
owm-  II  K  Mrs,  n         I  E  Fifteenth 

<  twena  Peter  A .  insuram  rea  866  Sixth 

<  twena  Retena  Miss,  n  ■  F  Fifteenth 
< twena  Bailie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  61 1  Fourth 
Owena  Walter   w,   employe   Log   Cabin    Bakery,    rea   cor 

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Owena  William,  baker  R  Merrick,  rea  161  Seventh 

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Oxford   Miss,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Oxfort  Annie  G  Miss,  res  1704£  Market 

Oxfort  Anthony,  painter,  res  1104|  Market 

Oyarzo  Alex,  farmer,  res  s  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and  Tele- 
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Oyarzo  Joseph  M,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  rer  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr 
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Pacheco  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Pacheco  Maurice,  367  Third 

Pacific  Coast  Fire  Apparatus  Works,  869  Chester,  Henry  G 

Haves  propr,  res  1501  Eighth 
Pacific  Coast  Holiness  Association  Tabernacle,  Beulah  Park 

PACIFIC  COAST  MILL  AND  LUMBER 

CO,  A  Kendall  proprietor,  cor  Second  and  Grove 
Pacific    Dyeing  and    Cleaning    Works,   J  Spaulding    &  Co 
proprs,  S  F,  Miss  Mary  A  Kennedy   agt,  460  Tenth 

PACIFIC  ELECTRICAL   WORKS,  Elliott 

&  Colville  proprietors,  922    Broadway     (See  advertise- 
ment right  hand  margin) 
i  Pacific  Endowment  League,  S  W  Powell  agt,  459  Ninth 
Pacific  Health  Journal  and  Temperance  Advocate,  published 

monthly  by  Pacific  Press  Publishing  Co,  C  R  Bollman 

editor,  cor  Twelfth    and  Castro 
:  Pacific  Incubator  Co,  George  B  Bayley  mgr,  SW  cor  Castro 

and  Seventeenth,  res  1307  Castro 
Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co,  H  J  Sadler  pres,  W    F    Mau   sec, 

Wm  Wright  mgr,  Baiter  Booth  supt,   works  First,  foot 

of  Market,  ofhce.9  Beale,  S  F 

PACIFIC  POSTAL  TELEGRAPH  CA- 

BLE   CO,    A    J    Hatch   manager,    950     Broadway, 
branch  cor  Seventh  and  Webster 
Pacific  Press  Boarding  House,  714  Eleventh 

PACIFIC  PRESS  PUBLISHING  CO, 

printers,  publishers,  stationers  and  binders,  C  H  Jones 
president  and  manager,  main  office  SW  cor  Twelfth 
and  Castro;  branches  .18  Post,  S  F,  43  Bond,  Xew 
York  City,  48  Paternoster  Row,  London 

PACIFIC    SURETY    CO    OF    CAL,    Harmon    c 
&  Sears   agents,  958  Broadway  £L 

Pacific  Theological  Seminary,  Joseph  A  Benton  D  D,  pro-   ^r 
fessor,   Israel   E  Dwyer   D  D,  professor,  George  Movar 
DD,  professor,  Academy  Hill,  opp  Thirty-fourth 

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Packett ,  gripman  0  C  R  Co,  res   1488  San  Pablo  ave   ^    W 

Paddock  C  M,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House  >    £^* 

Paddock  James,  lanndryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry  <=    ^ 

Paddock  Nathan  C,  res  1111  Adeline 
Paddock    Nathan    C    Jr,    insurance    clerk,    S    F,    res  1111 

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Padret  Nicholas,  gardener,  res  1218  Oak 
Padricco  Stefasso,  lanndryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Page  Charles,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Golden 

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Page  E  E  Mrs,  res  1385  Telegraph  ave 
Page   Francis   S,  bookkeeper   Pnget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res 

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Page  Frank  W,  agent  National  Brewing  Co,  and  Napa  Soda, 

15  Tenth 
Page  Frederick,  painter,  res  1073  E  Twenty-third 
PAGE   GEORGE   F,  professor   of  music,  1385  Tele- 
graph ave.  res  same 
Ma  M  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Isabella  Mrs,  widow,  res  1407  Twelfth 
Page  James   M,   constable   Oakland  township.   :         Broad- 
way, n-s  Dalton  ave  nr  Green 
re  .Jonathan,  blacksmith.  1058  Franklin, res 942  Wood 
Laura  Mi>s,  fringemaker,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
•  Nelson,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1001  Center 
Page  Orin,  butcher  M  V  Stewart,  res  Union  Hotel 
Pagi  gi(    E  Miss,  clerk  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1071 

Wood 
Paget  Susan  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  L071  Wood 

Antonio   (Lavorell  &  Pagge)   rea   SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Seventh 

Pagman  -l"!)]).  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co,  res  079 

Twent  v-sixth 
Paige  Charles  I  Callustro  Co,  rea  262  Thirteenth 

Paige  Chester  V.  rea  1527  Broadway 
Paige  W  E,  employe  B  P  Co,  rea  L406  Ninth 
Paine  John,  carpenter,  rea  "-Is  E  Twenty-fourth 
Paine  Joseph,  engineer,  rea  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Painter  Carri<   Miss,  student ,  rea  l  1  29  Myrtle 
Paintei  lerk,  rea  1  L29  Myrtle 

Painter  M  E  Mi  Myrtle 

Paisley    Kate    Miss,  saleslady   Abrahamson    Bros,   rea    310  -  ^J  ^ 

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Paiva  Joe  J,  domestic,  res  1723  Seventh 

Paiva   Joseph,    res   E   Twenty-fourth   bet   Nineteenth    and 
Twenty-first  aves 

Palace  Cigar  Store,  Moses   Scharman   propr,   1067  Broad- 
way 

Palace  Dye  Works,  Mary  V  Deaty  mgr,  1015  Broadway 

Palace  Market,  Otto  E  Trenschel  propr,  cor   Seventh  and 
Myrtle 

Palace  Restaurant,  968  Broadway 

Palinbaum  Sol,  glazier,  res  856  Isabella 

Pallies    Alex,  grain  and  commission   merchant,   S    F,  res 
2409  Telegraph  ave 

Palm  Addie  Miss,  res  259  Fourth 

Palm  Cyrus,  res  259  Fourth 

Palm  Matilda  C  Miss,  res  313  Sixth 

Palmer  A  R,  laborer,  S  F,  res  503  Eleventh 

Palmer  Arthur  L,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  804  Willow 

Palmer  A  W,  harness  and  saddles,  res  871  E  Fifteenth  . 

Palmer  Charles,  cash  boy  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  78  Valley 

Palmer    Chas    E,  cashier    Union    National   Bank,  res  San 
Leandro 

PALMER  CTH,  president  The  Oakland  Paving  Co, 
924  Broadway,  res  Berkeley 

Palmer  Cyrus  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  912  Center 

Palmer  Edward  F,  res  1254  Webster 

Palmer  Geo  E,  bill  poster  A  W  Stilwell,  res  616  Twelfth 

Palmer  Geo  M,  harness  maker  W  F   Lemon,  res  662  Syca- 
more 

Palmer    Hannah  Miss,  domestic  W   Savage,  res  Broadway 
bet  Moss  and  Amethyst 

Palmer  Henry,  cook  Kentucky  Home  Restaurant,  res  1506 
Seventh 

Palmer  Jacob,  vice-pres  Deming   Palmer  Milling  Co,  S  F, 
res  912  Center 

Palmer  J  Irving,  clerk  J  W  Palmer  &  Son,  res  1177  Market 

Palmer  John,  barber,  res  1005  Fifth 

Palmer  John  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 

Palmer  Joseph,  painter,  res  1663  Sixteenth 

Palmer  J  W  (J  W  Palmer  &  Son)  res  1177  Market 

PALMER  J  W  &  SON,  groceries  and  provisions, 
1177  Market  cor  Fourteenth 

Palmer  Louisa,  hair' dresser  S  M  Abbott,  res  Alameda 

Palmer  Nettie  W  Mrs,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  710  Fifteenth 

Palmer  Newell  M,  machine  hand  Novelty  Wood  Works,  res 
1119  Campbell 

Palmer  Norman  L,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  912  Center 


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Palmer  Oscar  B  (J  W  Palmer  &Son)  res  1177  Market 
Palmer  Kollin  H,  bookkeeper,  res  1465  Twelfth  ave 
Palmer  Susie  Mrs,  res  823  Seventeenth 
Palmer  Warren  S,  civil  engineer,  res  914  Union 
Palmer  Wm  C,  carpenter,  pes  78  Valley 
Palo  Alto  Livery  Stables,  D  J  Quimby  propr,  363-365  Elev- 
enth, res  609  Tenth 
Pane  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  S31  Cedar 
Pangburn  ('has  W,  fireman  S  P  Co.  res  1723  Goss 
Pangburn  Holbert,res  765  Willow 
Pangburn  M  W  Mrs.  res  765  Willow 
Pantoskey  Herman,  furniture,  res  4594  Fourth 
Pantoskey  M   Miss,  bookkeeper  Mrs  R   Pantoskey,  res   715 

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Pantoskey   R    Mrs,  new    and    second    hand    furniture,    715 

Broadway,  res  459+  Fourth 
Pantosky  Jacob,  poultry  yard,  310  Fourth,  res  same 
j  Paoli  Francisco,  grocer,  cor  Tenth  and  Center,  res  same 
Paoli  Frank,  fruit  peddler,  res  71s  Webster 
Papavero   Giovanni,  laborer,  res  n  s  Forty-second  bet  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Grove 

Papen ,  carpenter  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills 

Paraffine  Paint  Co,  office  S  F  Works  nr  Shell   Mound  Sta- 

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Clougb  proprietor,  s-~>7  Franklin 

Pardee  E  II  Dr, oculist,  res  672  Eleventh 

Pardee  George  Q, physician,  S  F,  res  cor  Ninth  ave  and  Sev- 
enteenth 

Parent  P  P,  veterinary  surgeon,  office  and  res  513  Eleventh 

Pareny    Antonio,    restaurant    and    boarding   house,  7<>1    E 

Twelfth 
Pari-  Maggie  Mrs,  widow,  res  251  Second 
Parish  Chas  L,  architect  and  builder,  res  L076  Twenty-first  ^ 
Parish  Fannie  Maud  Miss,  student,  res  L076  Twenty-first        "^ 
Parish  Harry  L,  medical  student,  res  1076  Twenty-first 
Park  A  I>.  brakeman  Oakland  Pier,  mail  Oakland  Pier 
Park  Chauncey,  insurant  .  res  WelldoD  Roue 

Park  CO,  painter  -  P  Co,  r<  3     -  nth 

Park  Exchang<   tlotel,  Adolph  Zeller  propr, Emeryville 
Park  Geo  J,   law  student  and   sec  Oakland  Camera  Club, 

•  Broadway,  room 
Park  John,  painter,  res  Melr< 
Park  L  C  I  Park  &  Lacj  I  B  I  .  res  B71  Adeline 
Park  Shubael,  treas  Coal   Consumers' Association,  res  L375 
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Parke  Henrietta  W  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Parker  Albert  B,  clerk  W  &  J  Sloane    &    Co,  S  F,  res  1607 

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Parker  Albert  P,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1249  Center 
Parker  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1249  Center 
Parker  Bert  B,  printer  Fonda  &  Co,  res  865  Willow 
Parker  Charles  A,  contractor,  res  1005  E  Twenty-fourth 
Parker  Charles  V,    tobacconist,    res    Adeline  bet    Sherman 

and  Monroe 
Parker  E  A  Miss,  res  831  Castro 
Parker  E  A  Mrs,  res  463  Twenty-first 
Parker  E  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1064  Twelfth  ave 
Parker  E  D,  mgr  Boston  Fresco  Co,    412  Tenth,  res  952  E 

Seventeenth 
Parker  Edith  B  Miss,  res  865  Willow 
Parker  Edward,  waiter,  res  1721  Myrtle 
Parker  Edward  J,  dairyman,  res  Pleasant  Valley 
Parker  Emily  Miss,  vest  maker,  res  1249  Center 
Parker  Frank  H,  flagman  S  P  Co,  res  865  Willow 
Parker  Frank  W,  dry,  fanc}r  and    gent's    furnishing  goods, 

1464  Seventh,  res  same 
Parker  G  orge  A,  box  maker,  res  865  Willow 
Parker  Geo  V,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1728  William 
Parker  George  W,  mfrs'  agt,  S  F  ,res  915  Center 
Parker  Grace  Miss,  instructor  White    Sewing    Machine  Co, 

res  Seventh  ave  nr  E  Nineteenth 
Parker  Henry,  inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind, 

res  same  ■ 

Parker  J  Albert,  painter  P  N  Kuss 

Parker  Jesse  W,  laborer,  res  s  s  Forty-third  nr  Telegraph 
Parker  Lauren,   laborer,  res  Pleasant  Valley 
Parker  Lillie  Miss,  res  1249  Center 

Parker  L  M,  mgr  White  Sewing  Machine  Co, res  547  Twen- 
tieth 
Parker  Luke  A,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  865  Willow 
Parker  Luke  J,  plumber  Hufschmidt  Bros,  res  1874  Seventh 
Parker  M  S,  moulder   Jndson    Manufacturing  Co,  res  Em- 
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Parker  Orrin  W,  piano  tuner    and    music    teacher,   res  677 

Twenty-fourth 
Parker  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  s  s  Forty-third  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Parker  R  A,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1728  William 
Parker  Thomas,  employe  Pacific    Iron   and  Xail  Co,  res  714 
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Parker  Walter  W,  ater,   res  1249  Center 

Park  -ill  X.  engineei  3,   res  37     Fifth  (up 

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Parkinson  Bell  res  561  Thirty-ninth 

Parkinson  Jam   -        _  s  1208  Adeline 

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Parkison  H  E  (Parkison  Br<  -     :    -  671  Fourth 
Parkison  B  H  (Parkison  Bros)  res  1677  Fourteenth 

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Parmenter  Chas  H.  electrician,  r-  "  )  Brush 

Parmenter  May  Mi-s.  artist,  res  1    70  Brus-h 
Parnell  Alfred  H.  stone  cutter,  res  1       '  E  Nineteenth 
Parnell  Carrie,  domestic.  2117  Adeline 
Parnell  CSMn  _  jnolia 

Parratt  Frederick.    Anglo-Nevada  Insurance   Co.   S    F.  res 
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Par:  s  prentice  H  Maddc  -       _  Third 

Parrish  Harry  L.  mill  hand   California   Door  Co.  res    1076 

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Parson-  J  Nelson,  teamster  Flint    &   Zimmerman,  res    1361 

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Parsons  John  S  L.  bookkeeper.  S  F.  res  511  E  Sixteenth 
Parsons  Jon  river   and   stoker   Fire  Company   Xo  5, 

re-  B53  Thirty-fii 
Parson-  L  Miss,  res  1000  Seventh 
Parsons  Lneena  Mrs,  widow,  res  Golden  Gate 
Parsons  Lucy  E  Miss,  re-  oil  E  Sixteenth 
Parsons  Lulu  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Parsons  M  L  Miss,  res  653  Seventh 
Parson^  T  W,  res  767  Tenth 

Parsons  Ulysses  S,  bookkeeper,  res  511  E  Sixteenth 
Partee  Alexander  L,  calsominer,  res  25      ^?cond 
Partello  Augustus,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1601  William 
Partenscky  Charles  C.  watchman,  res  1370  Fifteenth 
Partenscky  Charles  F,  clerk  Osgood  Bros,  res  137< »  Fifteenth 
Partenseky  Julian,  painter,  res  1370  Fifteenth 
Partenscky  Lena  Miss,  res  1370  Fifteenth 
Partland  James  E.    -alesman    Taft    &    Pennoyer.    res    569 

Twentieth 
Partridge  Abram  P,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  141 S  Ninth 
Partridge  Charles  A,  laborer,  res  '243  Eddie 
Partria^e  James,  foreman  bridge  builder  S  P  Co.  res    141 S 

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Partridge  Joseph,  blacksmith,  res  243  Eddie 
Partridge  K  Mrs.  furnished  rooms.  461  Ninth,  res  same 
Partridge  Mary  E  Mrs.  res  1418  Ninth 
Partridge  M  E  Mrs.  re-  973  Washington 
Partridg     S   rah  Miss,  res  243  Eddie 
Partridge  Win,  conductor  S  P  Co,  re-  1727  G 
Partridge  Wm  H,  employe  S  P  Co,  res   B03  Wood 
Pascal  Emil,  liquors  S  F.  res  Golden  Gate 
Pascoe  Mary  Mrs,  E  sixteenth 

Pasnault  Archie,  engineer   Independent  Plaining    Mill,  res 

N  W  cor  Third  and  Franklin 
mault  Sam,  carpenl  3  N\V  cor  Third   and  Franklin 

Pasqnale  B,  laborer  Alameda    Macadamizing    Co's    quarry. 
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Pastroni  Manule,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Patch  Mary  R  Miss,  res  758  E]       nth 
Paterson   Adam,    wood  worker    Oakland    Carriage  Co,    res 

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Patrick  Anna  Mrs.  nurse,  res  1721  Myrtle 

Patrick  Freeman  E,  clerk  S  F,  res  137:]  Ninth 

Patrick  T  G  Miss,  saleslady  Abrahamson  Bros,  res  1273  San 

Pablo  ave 
Patrick  Willette  Miss,  res  1721  Myrtle 
Patten  Charles  S,  engraver,  S  F,  res  1628  Seventh  ave 
Patten  E  R  Mrs,  res  1621  Seventh  ave 
Patten  Frank  E,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1727  Goss 
Patten  P  G  Mrs,  res  1727  Goss 
Patten  R  F.  res  1020  Seventh  ave 
Pattern  Wm,  res  1020  Seventh  ave 
Patterson    Alexander,  carpenter   Robert     Smiley,    res    503 

Eleventh 
Patterson  George,  miner, *685 Sycamore 
Patterson  James  M,  capitalist,  res  Winsor House 
Patterson  L  O,  student,  res  Clinton  House  277  E  Twelfth 
Patterson  Louisa  E  Mrs,  res  1271  Sixth  ave 
Patterson  Thomas,  baggage  master   S  P  Co,  res  268  Fifth 
Patterson  T  W,  painter  P  X  Kuss 

Patterson  Wm,  night  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  177S  Taylor 
Patterson  Wm  J,  mining-,  res  Girard  House 
Pattiani  A  YV  (A  W  Pattiani  &  Co)  res  Alameda 
Pattiani  A  W  &Co   (A  W  Pattiani)  real   estate    brokers  and 

builders,  962  Broadway 
Patton  Annie  Mrs, res  Golden  Gate 
Patton  Charles,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Patullo  James,  employe  California  Cotton  Mil  615 

Twenty-third  ave  (  rear  | 
Patzer  Paul,  cook  I>  Brims,  res  Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Paul  Barbara  Mrs,  res  L059  Franklin 

Paul  Colin,  plumbing,  trimming  and  gas  fitting,  1618  Tele- 
graph ave,  res  Mime 
Paul  Edward  F,  butcher  James  Walsh,  res  Stock  Yards 
Paul  John  Henry,  carpet  layer  McGovem  &Cahill,res  1 

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Paul  Henry,  laborer,  res  250  1  [arlan 
Pauli  I  >tto,  1. <.iler  mak(  r  S  P  Co,  res  989  Center 
Pauline  Mrs,  vesl    maker  M  J  KELLER,    L007-1009 
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Paulk  John  F,  gr ir,  1465  San  Pablo  ave   res  same 

Paulsen  Carl,  shoen  aker,  8  F,  res  Brooklyn  Restaurant 
Paulsen  C  N.  boiler  m  -  PC     n     104  Fifth 

Paulsen  1 1  man  .!"-«  ph  II  Doi  ety,  rk  Pla< 

Paulsen  Han    I  S  F,  res  Brookh  n  Restaurant 

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res  same 

Pavo  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  735  Lewis 

Pavo  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  E  Oakland 

Pawling  F  H,  carpenter,  res  572  Ninth 

Pawling  Henry,  carpenter,  res  572  Ninth 

Payne  George,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1773  Goss 

Payne  Robert,  res  2308  San  Pablo  ave 

Payne  S  J  Mrs,  res  573  Seventeenth 

Paynter  Minnie,  domestic,  1258  Eighth 

Peacemaker  A  Mrs,  res  1066  Third 

Peacemaker  Lila  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1066  Third 

Peacemaker  Lizzie  Miss,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co, 
res  1066  Third 

Peaches  Lucinda  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1377  Twelfth 

Pearce  Chas  A,  clerk  W  C  Fife,  res  1467  San  Pablo  aye 

Pearce  H,  paper  hanger  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  S  F 

Pearce  James,  contractor  and  builder,  res  843  Twenty- 
ninth 

Pearce  Maud  Miss,  res  916  Eighth 

Pearce  Richard,  carpenter,  res  366  Prospect 

Pearce  T  J  (Maxwell  &  Pearce)  res  664  Tenth 

Pearce  Webb  N,  agt  SF  Sewer  Pipe  Association  of  Oakland, 
office  1172-1174  Broadway,  res  366  Prospect  aye 

Pearce  William  H,  carpenter,  res  843  Twenty-ninth 

Pearl  Anna  Miss,  domestic,  res  1403  Jackson 

Pear  ma  n  E  S  Mrs,  res  Beulah  Park 

Pearne  Wra  G,  captain  steamer  Gaelic  res  2429  Telegraph 
ave 

Pearson  Allie  M  Miss,  res  1335  Myrtle 

Pearson  C  H,  mgr  Abrahamson  Bros,  res  483  Cleveland  ave 

Pearson  Don  W,  student,  res  1335  Myrtle 

Pearson  John  M,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
415  A 

Pearson  John  W,  mining,  S  F,  res  1335  Myrtle 

Pearson  S  J,  carpenter,  res  205  Fourth 

Pearson  Swan,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Pease  A  Miss,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Pease  Alice  Mrs,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Pease  M  Miss,  res  Galindo  Hotel 

Peck  Addie  E,  cashier  Home  Benefit  Life  Association,  S  F, 
res  559  Eighth 

Peck  Emma  C  Miss,  saleslady,  res  1061  Clay 

Peck  Frank,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  718  Fil- 
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X  5*  Pecker  Joseph  C,  shoemaker,  res  606  E  Twentieth 
*~  U  Peckham  Albertus  E  (Peckham  &  Wixson)  res  216  Helen 
CO       ;  Peckham  Nancy  Mrs,  res  216  Helen 

Peckham  &  Wixson   (Albertus    F    Peckham   and    Julius  S 

Wixson)  grocers,  251  B 
Peckinpah  Abraham,  res  1659£  Eighth 
Peddie  Annie  Miss,   dressmaker   Mrs   Katie   Urquhart,  res 

536  Eighteenth 
Peddie   Nellie   Miss,   dressmaker   Mrs   X  II  Wilson,  res  536 
Eighteenth 
■    Pedlar   Thomas   C,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  Golden 
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Pedrazzini  Pietro.  cook  C  o  Johnson 

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wines  and  liquors,   SE   cor  Columbus  and  Telegraph 
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Pedrini    Cipfiano   (C    Pedrini   &  Co)  res   SE  cor  Columbus 
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^SS^j     Pedrini  Joseph  M  (C    Pedrini  &  Co)  res  S  E  cor  Columbus 

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Pedrini  William  C,  employe  Eagle   Box  and  Manufacturing 
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Pedro  Antone,  laborer,  rea  615  Madison 
Q        Pedm  .loM'ph,  laborer.  re>  »*>1.">  Madison 
-  ^    Pedro  Joseph,  Laborer,  rea  408  Second 

^M      I'1  •duz/i  Jo-epli.  -tone  cutter  D  Pwyer 

|r^|    Peeiria   Manuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  rea  L27 

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Peel  Allen,  janitor  Lafayette  School,  and  custodian  Chabol 

Observatory,  rea  1156  Broadway 
Peerira  Jacinto,  rea  725  I  Eenry 

HPegnem  Patrick,  dairyman,  rea  663  Thirty-third 
Pehgvesl    Louie    B,   laborei    F   M    Farwell,  rea  Adeline  opp 

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Peisce    Frederick    Et,   train    baggageman    9  P  Co,  res  MID' 
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Peirce  W  H,  music,  stationery  and  fancy  goods,  1103  Wash- 
ington, res  Masonic  Temple 
Peirsol  Frank  C,  clerk  A  &  M  Schlueter,  res  859  Castro 
Peirsol  James  K,   atty-at-law,  rooms  26-27,  957  Broadway, 

res  859  Castro 
Peladeau  Genevieve  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Peladeau  William,  farmer,  res  Golden  Gate 
Pelham  B  Miss,  res  559  Twentieth 
Pelham    Mary  E    Mrs,    teacher    Clawson   School,    res    559 

Twentieth 
Pelham  Norine  Miss,  res  559  Twentieth 
Pellanda  Peter,  saloon,  1153  Center 
Peller  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1261  Kirkham 
Peller  Herman,  piumber,  S  F,  res  1261  Kirkham 
Peller  John  G,  carpenter  (Jones  &  Co)  res  970  Twenty-first 
Peller  Kuningunda  Mrs,  widow,  res  1261  Kirkham 
Pellar  Sophia  Miss,  res  1261  Kirkham 
Pelouze  W   S,   capitalist,    supervisor  Dist    No  5,  res  1773 

Seventh 
Pelton  Judson  S,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  613  Sixteenth 
Pelton  L  D,  dentist,  1105  Broadway,  re.  1221  Filbert 
Pelton  Paul  F,  student,  res  613  Sixteenth 
Pelton  Pearl  Miss,  student,  res  613  Sixteenth 
Pelton    Ward    L,     salesman    E   Seuram    &    Co,    res    610 

Eighteenth 
Pembroke  Samuel  J,  jeweler  and  watchmaker,  res  1170  E 

Fourteenth 
Pendegrast  Joseph,  res  Winthrop  House 
Pendergast    Michael,    laborer    S    P    Co,    res    Shell  Mound 

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Pendergast  Michael,  laborer,  res  1007  Twenty-secend 
Pengalley  R  W,  Red  House  Saloon,  917  Seventh,   res  669 

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Penney  Chas  F  Rev,  pastor  Free  Baptist  Church,  res  554 

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Penniman  Geo  A,  wholesale  jeweler,  S  F,  res   1262   Market 
Penniman  Hiram  P,  farmer,  Contra  Costa,  res  2439   Pied- 
mont ave 
Penniman  John,  res  1367  Eighth  ave 
Pennoyer  A  A  (Taft  &  Pennoyer)  res  1353  Alice 

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CO    of   Philadelphia,  Harmon  &   Sears,    H    Griffin's 

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Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co  of  Philadelphia,  John  Russ  agt, 

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Pennycook  James,  mechanic,  S  F,  res  763  E  Fourteenth 


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Pennypacker  Lizzie  Miss,  school  teacher,  res  864  Clay 
People's  Building  and   Loan    Association   of  Oakland,  J  W 

Phillips  pres,  A  A  Dewing  sec,  office  45S  Ninth 
PEOPLE'S   EXPRESS    CO,  Edward  J  Graham, 
Win  B  Quigley,  Albert  Barlow  and  Edward   T   Minne- 
han   proprietors,  general  baggage   transfer,  423   Tenth, 
office-  S  P  Co  depot,  foot  of  Market  and  363  East,  S  F, 
].~><>6  Park,  Alameda,  telephone  326,  Oakland 
Peoples  Isabella  Mrs,  widow,  domestic,   res   107   Thirteenth 
Peoples  Rebecca  Miss,  domestic  C  W  Randall,  res  Piedmont 
Pepper  John  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  911  Wood 
Peppin  Amandus,  painter,  res  Geischen  House 
Pequigney  M  Mrs,  res  812  Linden 
Pequigney  Victorine  Miss,  res  812  Linden 
Peralta  District   School,  Miss  Eunice   Gallagher   principal, 

Alcatraz  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Peralta  Fernando,  teamster,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Peralta  Fernando  Jr,  teamster,  res  s  s  Forty-sixth   nr   Shat- 
tuck ave 
Peralta  J  B,  cigars,  cor   Washington   and   Seventh,  res   515 

Thirty-ninth 
Peralta  Joseph,  ashman,  res  1554  Telegraph  ave 
Peralta  Maximilian,  teamster,  res  s  s   Forty-sixth   nr   Shat- 
tuck 
Peralta  Patrick,  gardener,  res  w  s  Claremont    ave   nr  Tele- 

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Peralta  Rosa  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  814  Wood 
Perari  Manuel,  laborer,  res  228  Second 
Perata  Antony,  laborer,  res  920  Third 
Perata  ( -.  groceries  and  Liquors,  925  Third,  rea  same 
Perata  Giovanni,  Laborer,  res  ns   Forty-second   bet  Grove 

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Perata  Bo  ise,  Perata  6\  Viana  prop-.  623  Broadway 
Perata  Nicola  (Perata  A  Viano)  res  518  Fourth 
Perata  <&    Viano    (N    Perata    and   G   Viano)    props    Perata 

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Perazzo  Jacob,  teamster,  res  660  Linden 
Percj  i  W,  architect,  8  F,  res  Grant  ave  nr  Webster 

Perdel  Manuel,  employe  Pacific  [ron  and  Nail  Co 
Perdue  Thomas  J,  Btudent,  rea  l  L71  Seventh 
Pereau  E3  A  M  1 21 2  Seventh 

Pereau  Florence  A  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  rea  L212  Sev- 
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pereau  Joseph  L,  ticket  coll<  ctor  9  P  Co,  rea  1 L56  Peralta 

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Peregoy  J  Lamar,  ticket  collector  8  P  Co,  res  1027  Chester 

Peregrine  Ben  F,  res  914  Third 

Peregrine  Clarence,  painter,  res  914  Third 

Pereira  Frank  J,  clerk  Robert  Mott,  res  652i  E  Fourteenth 

Pereira  Jacinto,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Peres  Louis,  propr   Bay   City  Market,  NE  cor  Washington 

•and  Eleventh,  res  914  Fourteenth 
Perez  B,  printer,  S  F,  res  1366  Brush 

Perez  Lorenza  M,  teacher  of  languages,  res  816  Washington 
Perigo  0  E,  carrier  West  Oakland  post-office,  res  1809  Wil- 
liam 
Perigrine  Edward,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro 
Perine  K  G  Miss,  res  809  Oak 
FERINE  WILLIAM  D,  contractor  sidewalks  and 

butuminous  rock  pavements,  457  Ninth,  res  809  Oak 
Perkins  Mrs,  matron  Children's  Home,  res  same 
Perkins  A  T  Rev,  rector  Christ  Church  Alameda,  res  Fruit 

Vale  Heights 
Perkins  Betsey  Mrs,  res  686  Sycamore 
Perkins  Blanche  Mrs,  res  1307  Eighth 
Perkins  C  Eugene,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Perkins  Charles  W,  towerman  S  P  Co,  res  1616  Lincoln 
Perkins  Eugene,  machinist,  res  1307  Eighth 
Perkins  Fred  K,  student,  res  959  Twelfth 
Perkins  George  C  (Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co)  res  959  Twelfth 
Perkins  George  E,  bookkeeper,  res  959  Twelfth 
Perkins  George  M,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1711  William 
Perkins  Bertha  H  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Perkins  Henry  C,  hardware,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Perkins  Herbert  C,  school  teacher,  res  1516  Eighth 
Perkins    James,  porter    Pullman   Palace    Car    Co,  res    914 

Twenty-sixth  ave 
Perkins  Susie  Miss,  res  959  Twelfth 
PERKINS  W  S,  insurance,  958  Broadway,  res  1568 

Webster 
Permien  Fred  W,  sea  captain,  res  1713  Broadway 
Permien    Fred    W  Jr,  salesman   Brown    &    McKinnon,  res 

1713  Broadway 
Permien  Rudolph,  cigar  maker,  res  1713  Broadway 
Perotli  Joseph,  blacksmith,  res  514  Second 
Perovich  Martin,  cook  John  Clecak,  res  1772  Seventh 
Perrara  Manuel,  painter,  res  1317  Kirkham 
Perrault  Paul,  teamster  Remillard  Brick  Co 
Perrier  Charles,  hostler  Remillard  Brick  Co 
Perrier  Joseph,  cook  Remillard  Brick  Co's  yards 
Perrin  George,  enginer,  res  709  Chester 


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^  Perrin  George  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  864  Campbell 
UJ  Perrin  J,  .switchman  S  P  Co,  res  805  William 
Z  Perrine  A  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1212  West 
Perrine  T  V  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1212  West 
Perrine  M  J,  res  1212  West 
Perrine  S  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1212  West 
Perrine  Walter,  reporter  Tribune,  res  1115  Broadway 
UJ  ^    Perritt  Edward,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro 
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Perry  Albert  X.  drug  clerk,  res  1015  Pine 

Perry    Alice  L    Miss,  bookkeeper    Tribune  office,  res    1720 

Lincoln 
Perry  Anthony  0.  expressman,  Broadway,  res  129  Helen 
Perry  Anton  B,  laborer,  res  4  A 
Perry  Charl(  _ineer  Gould  &  Williamson 

Perrv  Christian  C,  carpenter,  res  -521  Eleventh 
Perry  Daniel,  rer  1683  Twelfth 
Perry  Daniel,  miner,  re-  L322  San  Pablo  ave 

ry  Edward  E.  dentist  <t  F  Schmidt,  re-  1378  Franklin 
Perry  E  II  Mrs.  dressmaking,  room  16,  L004   Broadway,  res 

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Perrv  Fred  J,  clerk  American  Sugar  Refinery,  S  F,  res  174 

Sixth 
Perry  James  C,  res  4-V>  E  Seventeenth 
Perry  James  M,  foreman  Artificial  Stone   Co,  res   14"  7  S 

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Perry  John,  cigar  maker  R  Kuezel,  re-  Eureka  Hotel 
Perry  John  F.  res   1720  Lincoln 
Perry  Joseph,  brick  layer,  res  960  Fifth 

rry  Oliver,  cigar  maker,  S  E.  res  671  Webster 
Perry  Fa;  ineer  dredge,  re-  Lnion  Hotel 

Perry  Sarah  B  Mrs,  widow,res  1015 Pine 
Perry  Thomas,  employe  O  C  R  Co,  i  i  Charter 

Perry  William,    horse   shoer   Goodenough    11  Shoeing 

Shop,  res  375  Fifth 

rv    William,  laborer  S  P  Co.  rea  1004  Ninth  ave 
Perry  William,  commission  merchant.  S  F,  rea  1  1  27  E  Twen- 
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Perrj  Wm  F,  labor-  76  Twenty-seventh 

rry  Willard  .1,  fireman  8  P  Co,  res  1015  Pi'. 
Pers<  ii  Alba  E,  carpenter,  rea  1662  Webster 
Person  Benjamin,  machine    hand  rea  Fill   Fifteenth 
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Peru -Wm,  saloon  cor  Nineteenth  and    San   Pablo   ave,  res 

same 
Pervau  John,  laborer,  res  1821  Taylor 
Pery  John,  laborer,  res  723  Henry 

I  Petar  Charles   (Petar  &  Dresco)  res  617  Sixteenth  nr  Grove 
PETAE    &    DRESCO     (C   Petar    and    L   Dresco) 
wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in  foreign  and  native  wines 
and    liquors*  sole    agents  for    Ghirardelli's  celebrated 
eagle  chocolate,  423  Twelfth  and   1072  Broadway 
I  Peter  Manuel,  laborer  Smith  &  Jorgensen,  res    607  E   Elev- 
enth 
:  Peter  Simon,  paper  cutter  Pacific  Press,  res  852  Nineteenth 
I  Peters  Anthony,  laborer,  res  218  Eddie 
!  Peters  Arthur  N,  student,  res  1434  Twelfth 
I  Peters  Arthur  S,  iron  works  S  F,  res  1434  Twelfth 
Peters  C,  laborer  Alameda   Macadamizing  Co's    quarry,  res 

same 
I  Peters  Florence  Miss,  student,  res  1434  Twelfth 
Peters  Heinrich,  barkeeper  Peter  Peters,  res  668  Harrison 
Peters  I  K,  cashier  Judson  Manufacturing  Go,  S  F,  res  1423 

Myrtle 
Peters  J  A,  asst  clerk  and  telegraph  operator  Tubbs  Hotel 
Peters  John,  laborer,  res  970  E  Sixteenth 
Peters  John,  soloon  keeper,  S  F,  res  1402  Seventeenth 
Peters  Joseph,  laborer,  ras  970  E  Fourteenth 
Peters  Joseph,  laborer,  652  Kennedy 
Peters  Manuel,  laborer,  res  2129  Adeline 
Peters  Mary  H  Miss,  teacher  of  languages,  res  907  Grove 
Peters  Peter,  propr  Washington  Saloon,  NE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sixth,  res  668  Harrison 
Petersen  A  C,  teamster  Independent  Planing  Mills 
Petersen  Axel  F,  blacksmith,  res  2038  Union 
Petersen  C  C,  carpenter,  res  1467  San  Pablo  ave 
Petersen  Chris,  laborer  California  Potterv  and  Terra  Cotta 

Co,  res  1060  Twenty-fifth  ave 
Petersen  C  R,  tailor  Jones  &  Daul 
Petersen  Dora   domestic,  1453  Grove 
Petersen  Edward,    stableman  Log  Cabin  Bakery,    res  2071 

San  Pablo  ave 
Petersen  Ella  Miss,  domestic  R  G  Stitt,  res  Vernon  Heights 
Petersen  Ellen  M,  domestic  C  W  Randall,  res  Piedmont 
Petersen  Esther,  domestic,  572  Fifteenth 
Petersen  Florence  V  Mrs,  res  821  Thirty-third 
Petersen  Fred  W,  wood  turner  Novelty  Wood  Works/res  34 

Hannah 
Petersen  Marinos,  res  1010  Twenty-sixth  ave 


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Petersen  Peter,  gardener  J  W  Phillips,  977  Sixth  ave  , 

Petersen  Peter,  employe  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta    gp> 

Co,  res  601  Twenty-third  ave  i-3 

Petersen    Kasnnis,    coachman    G   J   Ains worth,  res    Pagoda    ggS 

Hill,  Vernon  ave  ^^ 

Petersen  Walter  J  Capt,  res  821  Thirty-third  i£ 

Peterson ,  teamster  Alameda  Macadamizing  Go's  quarry,    T^i 

res  same  g^n 

PETERSON  A  CAPT,  proprietor   Market    Street    f*^ 

House.    Seventh    and    Eighth,   Market    and   West,    res    £=*» 

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Peterson  A  F,  painter  P  N  Kuss 
Peterson  Alexander  res  708  Twenty-eighth 
;  Peterson  A  M,  carpenter,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Peterson  Andrew,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Oak  and  Second 
1  Peterson  Andrew,  restaurant,  S  F,  res  952  Kirkham 
Petersen  Andrew,  mariner,  res  34  Hannah 
I  Peterson  Annie,  domestic,  1313  Eighth  ave 
Peterson  Annie  Miss,  waitress,  res  983  Center 
Peterson  Annie  Mrs,  res  983  Center 
Peterson  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  829  Jackson 
Peterson  Charles,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1601  Taylor 
Peterson  Chris,  laborer  California  Potterv  and   Terra  Cotta 

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Peterson  Detiof,  tailor  C  Johnson,  res  1204  Fourteenth 
Peterson  Eliza  Miss,  res  70S  Twenty-eighth 
Peterson  Emma  Miss,  cook,  pea  1383  Franklin 
Peterson  Enoch,  laborer  M    L    Gray,    res   Third  e  of  Col- 
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Peterson  Fred,  bookkeeper  Kramro  ft  Dieves,  rea  L464  Tele-  ^ 


^j     Peterson  l-uircn..,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  ><^   h)9  Ninth   ^   ^ 

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Peterson  Fred,  helper  Burtchaell  &  Crowley 

Peterson  Fred,  hostler  chieftain  Pi  very  Stables,  res  cor 
Market  and  Seventh 

Peterson  Frederic,  turner,  res  34  Hannah 

Petersrn  Q  Mrs,  widow,  pea  in.'.;  Willow 

Peterson  Gf  A,  plasterer,  res  362  Tenth 

Peterson  Gabriel,  helper  Novelty  Wood  Works,  res  Ameri- 
can IP>n 

Peterson  Gus,  carpenter,  rea  504  Thirteenth 

Peterson  <  \u  arpenter,  res  (.'77  I  'enter 

Peterson  Ham  A.  laborer,  rea  L02  Hannah 

Peterson  Han  er,  L700  Eighth,  rea  L702  Eighth 

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Peterson    Henry  F,    asst    librarian  and    asst  sec   Oakland 

Free  Public  Library,  res  1267  Webster 
Peterson  H  Martin,  coachman  C  F  Forrest,  res   1752  Tele- 
graph ave 
Peterson  Hunt,  cook,  res  1612  Fifteenth 
Peterson  H  W  Miss,  res  805  Isabella 
Peterson  Ina  L,  res  1267  Webster 
Peterson  James,  plumber,  S  F,  res  952  Kirkham 
Peterson  John,  boats  te  let,  foot  of  Twelfth  ave 
Peterson  John,  laborer,  res  Melrose 
Peterson  Josephine,  domestic,  res  1454  Eighth 
Peterson  Karl,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Peterson  L,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Peterson  Laurance  G,  master  mariner,  res  718  Myrtle 
Peterson  Maria  Miss,  domestic,  res  1403  Jackson 
Paterson  Martha    Miss,    waitress  W  C  T  U  Restaurant,    res 

983  Center 
Peterson  Martin  C,  res  1269  Campbell 
Peterson  Mathias,  furniture,  127  Eddie,  res  135  Eddie 
Peterson  Nelson,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res  Golden  Gate 
Peterson  Olof  F,   Overland    Restaurant,    1805  Seventh,  res 

same 
Peterson  Olof  P,  plasterer,  res  757  Peralta 
Peterson  Peter,  mariner,  res  116  Eddie 
Peterson  Peter,  washer  Dexter  Stable 
Peterson  Sam,  res  141   Hannah 

Peterson  Sophie  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  805  Isabella 
Peterson  S  P,  plasterer,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Peterson  Victor,  waiter  C  A  Anderson,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Petit  W  G,  fruit,  1427  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Petreno  G,  bartender  E  Leprotti,  res  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Columbus  ave 
Petrovich  Samnel  S,  corn  merchant,  S  F,res  1449  Chestnut 
Pett  Chas,  asst   foreman    Industrial    Home  for    the    Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Pett  David,  mate  tugboat  Rival,  S  P  Co,  res  s  s  Cleveland  ave 

nr  Telegraph  ave 
Pettingill  Randal,  teamster  S  P  Co,  res  1766  William 
Pettingill  Robert  H,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1766  William 
Pettit  Harriett  N  Mrs,  res  669  Tenth 
Pettit  Maggie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Pettit  Sheldon  S,  carpenter,  res  367  E  Twelfth 
Pettus  Thomas  A,  laborer  California   Door  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Petty  John,  blacksmith,  res  1064  E  Twenty-first 
Petty  Sarah  S  Mrs,  res  763  E  Fourteenth 
Petty  Wm  M,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  1501  Seventh 


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Petzold  Alfred,  upholsterer    McGovern     &    Cahill,  res  1222 

San  Pablo  ave 
Pevtemarti  Louis,  gardener,  res  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Peyrot  Marie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1404  Eleventh 
Pczzola  Antonio,  groceries,  1268  Grove,  res  same 
Pfaff  Albert,  expressman,  res  s  s  Forty-second  nr  Telegraph 

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PFEIFFER    CHAS  H,    proprietor    Weber  Hotel, 

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Pfeiffer  Henry,  clerk,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Pfeiffer  Philip,  laborer,  res  956  New 
Pfeiflfer  W,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  956  New 
Pfeil  H  J,  restaurant,  702  Broadway,  res  same 
Pfeister  John  K,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  1210  Peralta 
Pfenniger  Herman,  confectioner,  res  1042  Peralta 
Pfister  Maud  Miss,  res  1004  E  Sixteenth 
Pfister  Nettie  L  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1210  Peralta 
Pflug  Hermann  R,  carpenter,  rs  707  Twenty-seventh 
Pflug  Julius,  shoemaker  H  Alexander,  res  607  Sixth 
Pfluger  E  J,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  306  Tenth 
Pfluger   Katie   Miss,  teacher  Oakland   Business  College,  res 

306  Truth 
Pfluger  R,  miner,  res  306  Tenth 
Pfluger  R  L,  miner,  res  306  Tenth 
Pharo  James    E,   purser   Goodall,  Perkins   &   Co,  res    1259 

Twelfth  ave 
Pharo  Joel  II,  receiving   clerk  Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co,  S  F, 

res  L259  Twellth  ave 
Pharria  Mattie  M  Miss,  res  475  Ninth 
Pheby  Elsie  Miss,  res  L275  Alice 
Ph. -by  Fred  S,  res  L275  Alice 
Pheby  Thomas  B  Mrs,  res  L275  Alice 
PHELAN  &  FISH  (William  S  Ph. 'Ian   and  George 

L  Fish)  wholesah  and   retail    groceries  ami  provisions  ^j 

164,  17o  and  472  Eleventh  ^ 

Phelan  William,  driver  X»u  Broadway  Dairy,  res  same  ^ 

Phelan  William  8  (  Phelan  &  Fish)  res  ITuit  Vale  H 

Phelps  Corydon  B,  ragr  W  M  Watson  &  Co,  res  PagodaHill  W 
Phelps  I  rene  I    M  1 5J  8  Telegraph  ave 

Phelps    Francif    M,  commission    merchant,  8    F,  res   L13( 

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PI,,  i     Fr<     I.  student,  res  I  L36  Chestnul 
Phelps  Geo  II.  *ale  man,  8  I  .  ree  82  Seventeenth 
phi  on  I  >.  student,  res  1 1 36  I  Ihestnui 

Phemester  Walt*         itch  man  8  I   Co,  res  L616  Lincoln 
Pflug  Julius,  shot  mak(  r  II  Alexander,  res  607  sixth 

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Phenix  Insurance  Co  of  Brooklyn,  John  Russ  agt,  468  Tenth 

PHENIX  INSURANCE  CO  OF  BROOK 

IjXN,  Harmon     &    Sears,  H    Griffin's    Agency,  958 
Broadway 
Philadelphia  Saloon,  Leon  hard  &  Co  proprs,  1230  San  Pablo 

ave 
Phillips  Louis,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Phillips ,  res  1353  Twenty-fourth  ave 

Phillips  Anton,  carpenter,  res  234  Haven 
Phillips  Blair  R,  police  officer,  res  572  Sixteenth 
Phillips   Charles,  feeder  Pacific  Iron   and  Nail  Co,  res   836 

Eighteenth 
Phillips  Charlotte  Mrs,  res  1451  Seventh 
Phillips  David  T,  res  1427  Eleventh  ave 
Phillips  Eliza  Ann  Mrs,  nurae,  res  666  Fourth 
Phillips  Frank,  clerk,  res  1260  Tenth  ave 
Phillips  Harry  B,  theatrical  mgr,  res  1617  Thirteenth 
Phillips  H  B  Mrs,  (Kate  Castieton)  res  1617  Thirteenth  ave 
Phillips  Henry,  res  940  Adeline 
Phillips  Hugh,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res   815  E 

Sixteenth 
Phillips  Irving,  res  1427  Eleventh  ave 
Phillips  James,  stair  builder,  res  1260  Tenth  ave 
Phillips  James,  book  binder,  res  815  E  Sixteenth 
Phillips  James  M,  salesman,  S  F,  res  909  Peralta 
Phillips  John,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Phillips  John,  clerk  Board  of  Trade,  res  1260  Tenth  ave 
Phillips  John,  printer  Enquirer,  res  1260  Tenth  ave 
Phillips  John   C,  propr  Bay  View  Saloon,  915  Seventh,  res 

836  Eighteenth 
Phillips  John  W  (Grayson,  Owen  &  Co)  res  977  Sixth  ave 
Phillips    Joseph,  tender   Pacific    Iron  &  Nail  Co,  res    612 

Brush 
Phillips  Joseph,  barber  271  B,  res  250  Harlan 
Phillips  Joseph  W,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  736  Peralta 
Philips  Lida,  Miss,  res  977  Sixth  ave 
Phillips,  Mamie  Miss,  res  977  Sixth  ave 
Phillips  Mary  Mrs,  res  251  Harlan 
Phillips    P,    California    Dying    and    Cleaning    Works,    470 

Eighth,  res  1650  Seventh 
Phillips  P  Mrs,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes  and  furnishing 

goods,  1650  Seventh,  res  cor  Campbell  and  Seventh 
Phillips  P  T,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  866  Willow 
Phillips  Simeon  P,  driver  W  S  &  O  T  Co,  res  325   Eleventh 
Phillips  S  P  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  325  Eleventh 
Phillips  Thomas,  bookbinder,  res  815  E  Sixteenth 


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Phillips  Thomas,  teamster  Central   Lumber  Yards,  res  658 

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Phillips  Van  Ness  A.  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  r^s 

836  Eighteenth 
Phillips  Victor,  res  1427  Eleventh  ave 
Phillips  Walter  M,  student,  res  572  Sixteenth 
Phippeny  L  A,  stenographer  Pacific   Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Phipps  John,  engineer  Fire  Co  No  5,  res  1266  Grove 
Phipps  Joseph,  res  600  Twelfth 
Phister  Maggie  Mrs.  res  1412  Twelfth  ave 
PHCENIX  ASSURANCE   CO  of   London,  Har- 

raon  &  Sears,  H  Griffin's  Agency,  958  Broadwav 
PHCENIX  FOUNDRY,  Thomas  Henneberry  pro- 
prietor, 627-631  Market 
Phoenix  Insurance  Co  of   Hartford,  Harry   L  Roff  agt,  972 

Broadway 
Piambo  May  Mrs.  dressmaker  Miss  A  Curtis, res  724  Myrtle 
Pichol  Martha,  res  989  Center 

Picht  Anna,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  715  Myrtle 
Pickei  John,  carpenter,  res  51 6  Sixth 

Pickett ,  res  1273  San  Pablo  ave 

Pickett  Milton  C,  clerk  Jas  A  Joice,  res  1407  Franklin 
P'ckett  Richmond  A,  -ale-man.  res  1407  Franklin 
Plckford  George,  butcher,  res  658  Eighth 
Pickles  Anne  Miss,  stenographer  S   P  Co,  res  1116  Second 

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Pickles  Barbara  Mrs,  res  1116  Second  ave 
Pickles  Shelley,  machinist,  res  1116  Second  ave 
Pico  .1  R  Major,  real  estate,  res  Shuey  ave    nr    E3    Twenty- 

34  venth 

Pico  Margaret  Mrs,  res  2649 Telegraph  ave 

Picton  Thomas,  livery  Btahle,  S  V.  res  Golden  <iate 

Piedmont  Branch  Nursery,  Piedmont 

Piedmont  Cable  R  K  Co's  quarry,  Tompkins  Terrace,  Ma- 
ther 

Piednn  nt  District  School,  Mrs  A  C  Borton  principal 

Piedmont  Hotel,  J  D  Plitt  propr,  Piedmont,  res  same 

Pientzlow  Nels,  carpenter,  res  852  Henry 

Piepenhurg  Edward  R,  collector  Sol  Greenhood,  res  1612 
( Ju 

Piepenburg  Philopena  Mrs,  widow,  res  L512  Curtis 

Pieper  Henry,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 
Exchange   1 1 « » t  <  •  1 

PIERCE  &  CO  (W  Frank  and  Chas  D  Pierce)  build- 
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Pierce  Albert,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell 

Pierce  Benjamin  F,  res  1668  Fourteenth 

Pierce  Chas  D  (Pierce  &  Co)  res  1416  Grove 

Pierce  Charles  L,  res  765  Market 

Pierce  Clara  I  Miss,  res  1017  Ninth  ave 

Pierce  C  S  Mrs,  res  1326  Fourth  ave 

Pierce  Edward,carpenter,  res  767  Willow 

Pierce  Ella  M  Mrs,  artist,  res  1416  Grove 

Pierce  G  L,  engineer,  res  The  Arlington 

Pierce  G  W,  carpenter,  res  864  Chester 

Pierce  Henry,  student,  res  2252  Magnolia 

Pierce  Henrv,  pres  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  458  Eighth,  res 
S  F 

Pierce  H  L,  carpenter,  res  864  Chester 

Pierce  John  H,  res  314  Sixth 

Pierce  Josephine  Miss,  res  455  Merrimac 

Pierce  Maneol,  cook  Spiars  &  Welti,  res  1020  Broadway 

Pierce  Marshall,  treas  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  455  Mer- 
rimac 

Pierce  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1017  Ninth  ave 

Pierce  Orestes,  employe  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res  455 
Merrimac 

Pierce  P  I,  inventor,  res  864  Chester 

Pierce  Sarah  B  Mrs,  res  674  Eighth 

Pierce  S  F  Mrs,  res  1017  Ninth  ave 

Pierce  T  T  Mrs,  res  864  Chester 

Pierce  Ursula  Mrs,  res  528  Eighteenth 

Pierce  Virginia  Miss,  res  2252  Magnolia 

Pierce  Virginia  Miss,  domestic,  res  2203  West 

Pierce  Virginia  Mrs,  widow,  res  2252  Magnolia 

Pierce  Ward  P,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1017  Nintli  ave 

Pierce  W  Frank  (Pierce  &  Co)  res  332  Prospect  ave 

Pierre  J,  manufacturer  and  dealer  boots  and  shoes,  147n 
Seventh,  res  same 

Pierson  Benjamin,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  101 1 
Webster 

Pierson  Joseph,  bricklayer,  res  n  s  Fortv-sixth  bet  Shattuck 
ave  and  Grove 

Pierson  Julius,  employe  California  Door  Co,  res  w  s  Tele- 
graph ave  nr  Forty-eighth 

Pierson  Louis,  doormaker  California  Door  Co,  res  Temesral 

Pierson  Richard,  employe  Judsou  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Emeryville 

Pierson  Willard  H,  marine  engineer,  res  SE  cer  Seventh 
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Pietro  M,  laborer  Alameda   Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
same 

Pikard  Oscar,  earpenter.  res  Winter's  Hotel 

Pike  Anna  B  Mrs,  res  1041  Poplar 
W   |?   Pike  Lucy  Mrs,  res  2920  Maple 

W   £    Pike  Nicholas  D,  waiter  John  Slavich,  res  608  Ninth 
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Pillsbnry  Mary  A  Miss,  res  Piedmont  ave 

Pimente  Antonio,  laborer,  res  219  Hollis 

Pimento  Anton,  laborer,  res  1103  Sixteenth  ave 

Pimiental  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res   716  Peralta 

Pi  nan  a  Phil,  laborer,  res  1418  Fifteenth 

Pinehon    M    E    Mrs,    milliner  Leroy    H    Briggs,    res    The 

Arlington 
Pinekney  John,  carriage  trimmer,  res  Clarendon  House 
Pinckney  Samuel  L,  carriage  painter,  res  Clarendon  House 
Pi neiis  Charles,  salesman  H  Furst,  res  S  F 
Pindar  Harry,  machinist,  res  47"  Sixth 
Pine  Mary  A  Mrs.  widow,  res  1005  Peralta 
Pine  William  H,  res  1005  Peralta 

Pinet  John,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  cor  E  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Pingree  Louis  C,  barber,  res  1666  Twenty-first  ave 
Pingree  Will  Alfred,  clerk  E  S  Denison,  res  Alameda 
Pinkerton  C  \V,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  514  E  Eleventh 
PINKERTON    THOMAS  H,  physician,  rooms 
-1  to  27,  1155   Broadway,  res  E  Twenty-seventh  bet 
Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth  a\ 

nkhani  P.d.  driver,  res  1358  Brush 

nkhani    Frank,  bookkeepers  F.  res  941    Myrtle 

ukham  Geo,  carpenter,  res  so{j  Webster 

nklmin  Geo  T,  plasterer,  res  1 623  Myrtle 

nkhani  Mamie  Miss,  res  1358  Brush 

nkliain   Martha  Mrs,  res   1358  BrU8h 

nkn.v  Louise,  M  J  KELLER,   L013  Tenth  ave 
ombo  Flora  Miss,  Beam  stress,  rea  724  Myrtle 
oniho  Katie  Miss,  seamstress,  rea  724  Myrtle 
ombo  May  Mrs, seamstress,  rea  724  Myrtle 
oneer  Planing   Mills,  Hierlihy,   Bell   &  Co,   proprs,    mill 
work  of  every  description,  sw  cor  Firsl  and  Broadway 
PIONEER  SALOON,  Seh,. .i.H    A    Fieberling  pro- 
prietors, B42  Broadway 
Pioneer  Soda   Works,  John  Taylor   A    Co,    proprs,  NE  cor 

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PIONEER   STAR  BAKERY,  John  B  Davitt, 
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Piper  S  W,  painter  P  N  Kuss 

Pipher  M  Mrs,   vest  maker  M    J    KELLER,    res  306 

Seventh 
Pipher  Stephen,  clerk  City  Engineer's  office,  res    306    Sev- 
enth 
Piquerez  Frank,  boots  and  shoes,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and  Mar- 
ket 
Pitkin  E  A,  cooper,  res  417  First 
Pitts  James  M  (Dempsey  &  Pitts)  res  1155  Center 
Piver  John  K,  laborer,  res  Melrose 
Pixley  M  F,  student  M  C  Chapman,  res  San  Raefel 
Planer  Emil,  brass  finisher,  res  460  Fifth 
Planer  John,  laborer,  res  460  Fifth 

Plante  &  Journal,  barbers,  478  Seventh,  res  1687  Eighth 
Plante  Samuel,  barber,  478  Seventh,  res  1687  Eighth 
Piatt  Garrett  S,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  764  Third 
Piatt  Helen  E  Miss,  res  1463  Tenth  ave 
Piatt  Lydia  H  Miss,  res  1463  Tenth  ave 
Piatt  Samuel,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1463  Tenth  ave 
Platzer  John  C,  marble  cutter,  res  1076  E  Twenty-fourth 
Plaw  Joseph  (Parrott  &  Co,  S  F)  res  171  E  Fourteenth 
Playter  Block,  junction  Broadway  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Playter  E  W,  commissioner  Board  of  Public  Works,  res  1167 

Castro 
Pleasant  M  E  Mrs,  res  1110  E  Fourteenth 
Plectney  August,  teamster    Fred   Scheulen,    cor  Twentieth 

ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
Plimney  Sarah  Mrs,  lodging  house,  1607  Seventh,  res  same 
Plitt  Justice  D,  propr  Piedmont  Hotel,  res  same 
PLOMTEAUX  H  J,  DDS,  dentist,  1115  Broadway, 

rooms  3-4,  res  1556  Eighth 
Plough  George,  res  Piedmont 
PLUMB  CHARLES  IMC,  secretary  Board  of  Trade, 

461  Tenth,  res  906  Broadway 
Plumb  Mary  C,  physician,  rooms  45-46,  906  Broadway,  res 

same 
Plummer  Arthur  T,  laborer,  res  Golden  Gate 
Plummer  Harry  E,  messenger  S  P  Co,  res  1116  Washington 
Plummer  Lizzie  Mrs,  res  1217  Webster 
Plunkett  Celia  F  Miss,  student,  res  424  E  Fourteenth 
Plunkett  James  C,  atty-at-law,  854£  Broadway,  res    424    E 

Fourteenth 
Plymouth  Ave  (Congregational)    Church,  Rev    Geo   Mooar 
DD  pastor,  cor  Plymouth   ave    and    Elm,  res    450  Ed- 
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Pneumatic  Evaporator  Co,  mfs  Evant's  Pneumatic  Evapo- 
rator, W  C  Evants  mgr,  1328  San  Pablo  ave 

Pockman  ,  employe  W  II  Weilbye 

Poerschke  Adolph,  collector,  S  F,  res  n  s  Merced  ave,  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Poerschke  Wm,  employe  California  Door  Co,  res  n  s  Mer- 
ced ave  nr  Shattuck  av« 

Poey  Grat,  laundryman,  S  F,  res  821  Twenty-ninth 

Poey  Marie  Miss,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960  Twenty- 
ninth 

Pogue  A  Mrs,  rea  1017  Fifth 

Pogue  C  A  Mrs.  pes  1017  Fifth 

POINT  SAN  PEDRO  BRICK  CO  (V  L  Fortin 

&  Co,  S  F)  cor  Third  and  Washington 
Poirier  Andrew  F,  farmer,  rea  w  s  Shattuck  ave  bet  Benton 

and  Alcatraz  ave 
Poirier  Eugenie  Miss,  res  w  s  Shattuck  ave  bet  Aleatraz  ave 

and  Benton 
Poirier  John    B,  farmer,  res   w  s   Shattuck   ave   bet  Benton 

and  Alcatraz  ave 
Poirier  Phillip  (Turner  cV:  Poirier)  res  lluoi  Seventh 
Poirier  K<»~c    I>  Mrs,  res    w  -  Shattuck   ave   bet  Benton   and 

Alcatraz  ave 
Poirier  T,  poultry,  is  and  20  city  Market,  rea    Forty-sixth 

nr  Shattuck  ave 
Poleanach  Martin,  clerk  Antone  Clecak,  res  Le  Olede House 
Polk  .John    M,  clerk    Harbor  Commissioners,  S    F,  res   L306 

Harrison 
Pollard  A  .1  Mrs,  res  L202  Seventh  ave 
Pollard  Etta  Mi-,  res  L373  sixth  ave 
Pollard  F  11.  collector,  it-  957  Grove 

Pollard   Prank,  clerk  post  office,  re-   L373  Sixth  ave 

Pollard  Frederick  A.  salesman,  8  F,res  Golden  Gate 

Pollard   II   A  S.  student,  res  L202  Seventh  ave 

Pollard  Herbert,  Btudent,  rei  1">7;;  Sixth  ave 

Pollard  Mary  Mi--,  widow,  rea  813  Oak 

Pollard  Stella  C  Mi-,  teacher  Chinese  Mission,  S  F,  res  L202 

Seventh  ave 
Pollard  Thomas,  painter,  rea  w  -  Second  nr  Columbus  ave 
Pollen  ( lharles,  cleaner  S  P  ( !o,  rea  1  T * "»* >  Atlantic 
Poll<  ii  I'  i  inc(     M  i  —  .  re    1  769  Atlantic 
Pollitt  James,  shoemaker,  9 1 6  Wood 
Pollen  <  teorg  ina  M  rs,  n  -  I  769  Atiant  i<- 
Polsea  Adolph,  gardener  Chaa  I>  Havens,  Eighth   bel   Ad 

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Polsen  Nellie,  domestic  Chas  D  Havens,  Eighth  bet  Adeline 

and  Linden 
Pomeroy  Campbell,  machinist,  res  1261  Eighth  ave 
Pomeroy  Edgar,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1261  Eighth  ave 
Pomeroy  E  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1261  Eight  ave 
Pomeroy  Everett,  res  1865  Telegraph  ave 
Pomeroy  Flavel  C,  collector  S  P  Co,  res  212  Sixth 
Poncher    F    W,  teamster   Alameda    Macadamazing    Co,  res 

quarry 
Pond  Minnie,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  702  Eleventh 
Ponto  A,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Ponton  Mary  Edith  Mrs,  res  1168  Webster 
Pontoppidan  Peter,  res  1127  E  Twentieth 

Poole ,  plasterer,  res  1161  Fifth 

Poole  Chas,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  517  Sixth 

Poole  Chas,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1714  Seward 

Poole  Henry  C,  towerman  S  P  Co,  res  987  Campbell 

Poole  Maria  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Poole  Moses  R,  carpenter,  res  517  Sixth 

Poor  Fred  A,  employe  Enquirer,  res  873  Filbert 

Poor  Fred  M,  salesman  Kirkland  &  Co,  res  873  Filbert 

Poor  May    Miss,    stenographer    Oakland    Home    Insurance 

Co,  res  873  Filbert 
FOOBMAN  JEROME   G,  plumbing,  tinning  and 

gas  fitting,  1170  Seventh,  res  821  Magnolia 
Poorman  Rolland  P,  painter,  res  712  Sixth 
Pope  Arthur,  bookkeeper  Zaadig  &  Woleberg,  S  F,  res  1253 

Webster 
Pope  Geo  L,  painter  Elbert  Olney 
Pope  Hiram,  carpenter  J  W  Smith,  res  Emeryville 
Pope  John  L,  printer,  res  Newland  House 
Pope  M  Mrs,  res  827  Myrtle 
Pope  Maud  Miss,  res  1229  Chestnut 
Pope  Rachael  Miss,  res  1229  Chestnut 
Pope    Robert,    teamster    Judson     Manufacturing    Co,    res 

Emeryville 
Pope  Samuel  B,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1229  Chestnut 
Pope  Stephen,  employe  Judson  Nanufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Pope  T  Edwards,  asst  general  agt  Pacific  Branch   /Etna  in- 

surence  oihce,  S  F,  res  1604  Seventeenth  ave 
Poppe  Henry,  laborer  R  Franke  &  Co 

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Porch  Henry  H,  res  1671   Lincoln 

Porke  Baptiste,  Oakland  French  Laundry,  res  960  Twenty- 
ninth  •■— i; 
I  Poroli    Charles,Ysalesman   C   Pedrini  &  Co,  res  SE  cor  Col- 
umbus and -Telegraph  ayes 
|     Port  Albert  Jr,  foreman  Talcott's  Dairy,  res  High  opp  Pres- 
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5?  ^     Port  Peter,  carpenter,  res  1736  Taylor 
fgj  "g     Porter  Alma  Miss,  notions,  1575  San  Pablo  aye,  res  same 
£,  S     Porter  Catherine  M  Mrs,  res  1575  San  Pablo  aye 
cg  £     Porter  C  B,  blacksmith,  res  661  Ninth 

SSi  ^     Porter    Edward,    inmate   Industrial    Home    for    the    Adult 
*gj    .  Blind,  res  same 

®  4     Porter  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1110  Linden 

Porter  F  R,  publisher  Echoes,  res  Girard  House 

Porter  Gertie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  654  Clay 

Porter  Henry  J,  carpenter,  res  943  Twenty-sixth 

Porter  James,  machinist,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 

Porter  John,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1164  Peralta 

Porter  Joseph,  compositor,  res  1110  Linden 

Porter  Joseph,  lather,  res  Ge;schen  House 

Porter  Joseph  J,  clerk  Max  Greenhood,  res  1110  Linden 

Porter  L  H  Mrs,  res  513  Twentieth 

Porter  Lodge   No   272,   I  O  O    F,   meets  Tuesday  evening, 

Chester  House,  1. 506£  Seventh 
Porter  Lrcy  A  Mrs,  res  367  E  Twelfth 

Port'  r  M  A  Mrs,  saleslady  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  610  Seven- 
teenth 
Porter  M  E  Mrs,  res  610  Seventeenth 
Porter  Samuel  YV.  teamster  M  Hillyard,  res  1423  San  Pablo 

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Porter  William  8,  res  700  Alice 
Porter  Wm  B,  Btndent,  res  133.")  Myrtle 
Porterfield  <;  K.  specialist,  8  F,  rea  1417  Thirteenth  ave 
Portley   Michael  J.  frame  maker  M  S  Smith  (ft  Co,  rea  B3J 

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Porl  Hall,   nexl   to  8E   eor  Willow  and   Pacific,  -  - 

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■  v  Addison  C,  physician.  8  F,  res  660  E  Twenty-second 
Poskesen  Aj  dreia  Miss,  domestic,  rea  1389  Harrison 
Poskesen  Lena  Miss,  domestic,  rea  L389  Harrison 
Posnecke  Henry,  cook,  rea  L 13  Twenty-third  ave 
Posl  Charles  A.,  conductor  8  P  Co,  res  822  Brush 
Post    David   Y.  night  watchman  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  rea 
712  Sixth 

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Poston  Mrs,  res  1416  Castro 

POSTON     JOHN     M,  atty-at-law,    room    52,    969 
Broad  way,  res  1416  Castro 

Potter ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Potter  Carrie  A  Miss,  res  600  Seventeenth 

Hotter  Clarence  D,  student,  res  1305  Twelfth  ave 

Potter  Edward  E,  sec    Sun    Insurance   Co,   S   F,  res    1305 

Franklin  ave 
Potter  E  Jennie  Mrs,  res  574  Thirty-fourth 
Potter  Frank,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 
Potter    Frank    L,    employe    Judson   Nail    Works,    res    574 

Thirty-fourth 
Potter  Fred  W,  student,  res  1305  Twelfth  ave 
Potter  James,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1713  Taylor 
Potter  John,  capitalist,  res  517  Third 

Potter  John  H,  mgr  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  702  Syca- 
more 
Potter  Joseph   C,  merchant    Butte   County,    res    1663    San 

Pablo  ave 
Potter  J  W  J,  carpenter   Burnham-Standeford  Co,    res    325 

Eleventh 
Potter  Mary  F  Miss,  teacher  Lafayette  School,  res  600  Seven- 
teenth 
Potter  Murray  A,  student,  res  1305  Twelfth  ave 
Potter  Othello  S,  salesman  S  F,  res  1014  Eighteenth 
Potter  Pitt  R,  sec  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  702  Sycamore 
Potter  S  L,  Custom  House,  res  570  Eleventh 
POTTER  THOMAS  B,  piano  dealer    and  mana- 
ger California  Watch  Club,  1165   Washington,  res  685 
Twenty-fifth 
Potter  W  Mrs,  res  570  Eleventh 

Potter  William  D,  cabinet  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1713  Taylor 
Potter  Wm  F,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1181  Third 
Potterat  Wm,  gardener  Charles  Haselbacher,  res  same 
Pottle  A,  carpenter,  res  668  Seventh 
Potts  Richard,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1712  Eighth 
Potts  Richard,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and    Nail    Co,  res  715 

Market 
Potwin  Kate  Miss,  telegraph  operator  S  P  Co,  res  1671  Lin- 
den 
Poulsen  C,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  404  Fifth 
Poulsen  Hans  C,  cabinet  maker,  res  148  Hannah 
Poulsen  P  W  Dr,  propr  Fruit  Vale  Hospital,  res   Lynde  bet 
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Poulter  Charles  T,  spring  maker,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 
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Poulter  Frank  P,  painter,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-third 

Pounstone  A  L,  journalist,  res  014  Eighteenth 

Powell  Aggie  Miss,  res  802  Grove 

Powell  Albert,  gardener,  res  813  Seventeenth 

Powell  Annie,  domestic,  1264  Fourteenth 

Powell  Bridget  Mrs,  res  1667  Pacific 

Powell  Chester  E,  foreman  Pacific  Press    Bindery,    res  775 
Nineteenth 

Powell  Christiana  Mrs,  res  510  Sixth 

Powell  Elizabeth  Miss,  principal  Grant    School,   res    Davis 
Building 

Powell  Eva  Miss,  res  802  Grove 

Powell  E  J  Mrs,  res  802  Grove 

Powell  Herbert,  operator  S  P  Co,  res  510  Sixth 

Powell  Howell  A,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  921  Myrtle 

Powell  Jacob,  saloon,  674  Broadway,  res  same 

Powell  James,  carpet  cleaning  and  laying,  res  670  Fifth 

Powell  J  M  Mrs,  res  579  Sixteenth 

Powell  Mary,  domestic,  1264  Fourteenth 

Powell  Nellie  Miss,  domestic,  res  217  Durant 

Powell  Noble,  electrician,  S  F,  res  510  Sixth 

Powell  Pauline  Miss,  res  579  Sixteenth 

Powell  Samuel  W,    agt     Pacific     Endowment    League,    459 
Ninth,  res  SF 

Powell  Walter,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1501}  Eighth 

Powell  Win,  painter,  res  802  Grove 

Powell  Win.  porter    Pullman    Palace    Car    Co,    res  579  Six- 
teenth 

Power  Frank,  res  756  Seventh 

Power  John,  doormaker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 

Power  Thomas,  coachman  F  I)  Myers,  res  Piedmont 

Powers  Chaa  E,  painter,  res  1834  Grove 

Powers  David,  Laborer,  res  8W  cor  Fire!  ave  and  Maple 

Powers  Edward,  carpenter  8  P  Co,  res  1818  Seventh 

Powers  Edward  J,  iron  moulder,  8  F,  res  B03  Willow 

Powers  Frank,  hostler  Peter  Pumyea,  470  Seventh 

Powers  Frank  II.  washer  Wm   II    Brown's   -tabic  res 
Castro 

Powers  Pi'  dei  Ick,  doormaker   California    Door  Co,  res 

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POU  ■  builder,  S  P,  POS    B16  I  'vpi  - 

Powers  James  Voiron  moulder,  9  F,  res  803  Willow 
Powers  P.  bnck  mason  8  P  Co,  res  1729  Seventh 
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Powers  M  P,  patrolman,  res  1009  Franklin 

Powers  Richard,  doormaker   California    Door    Co,    res    964 

Third 
Powers  Thomas,    inmate    Industrial   Home    for   the    Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Powers  William,  res  761  Castro 
Powers  William,  carpenter,  res  Greschen  House 
Prairo  John,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  811  Peralta 
Prairo  John  T,  moulder,  S  F,  res  811  Peralta 
Prairo  Joseph,  employe  Pacific   Iron   and  Nail  Co,  res   811 

Peralta 
Prarie  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Prary  Manuel,  laborer,  res  674  E  Seventeenth 
Prater  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Prater  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Prather  E  C,  deputy  County  Surveyor,  res  1267  Twelfth  ave 
Prather  George  M,  ranch  owner,  res  1133  Myrtle 
Prather  Myra  Miss,  res  1004  Tenth 
Prather  Nanie  N  Miss,  res  1004  Tenth 

Prather  Thomas,  pres  Union  National  Bank,  res  1253  Alice 
PRATHER  WM  Xi,  manager  Sun  Insurance  Co  and 
notary  public,   956    Broadway,  res  NW  cor  Tenth  and 
Filbert 
Pratt  Albert  H,  physician,  1104  Broadway,  res  1659  Grove 
Pratt  Arthur  G,  genl  agt  celery,  beef  and  iron,  res  762  Fif- 
teenth 
Pratt  Charles  P  Mrs,  res  cor  Fruit  Vale  ave  and  E  Twenty- 
seventh 
Pratt  D  W,  real  estate,  459  Ninth,  res  2227  Elm 
Pratt  George  C,  genl  agt  California  Inssurance  Co,  S  F,  res 

1360  Harrison 
Pratt  Geo  O,  expressman,  res  w  s  Telegraph  nr  Forthieth 
Pratt  Geo  W,  carpenter,  res  614  Seventeenth 
Pratt  Henry  L,  employe  Bay  City  Mills,  res  360  Second 
Pratt  Horace  C,  weigher  Custom  House,  S    F,  res  842  Thir- 
tieth 
Pratt  Horace  G,  Grand  Recorder  A  O   U   W,    office  Flood 

Building,  res  cor  Old  County  Road  and  Julia 
Pratt  Howard  S,  carpenter,  res  842  Thirtieth 
Pratt  Martella  Miss,  stenographer,  res  1104  Broadway 
Pratt  Sherry  A,  clerk,  Flood  Building,  S  F,  res  1485  Julia 
Preble  Lucius  W,  millwright,  res  510  Twenty-fourth 
Preble  Percy  B,  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  510  Twen- 
ty-fourth 
Precht  Mate  C,  domestic,  942  Linden 
Prefontaine  T,  teamster  V  L  Fortin,  res  480  Third 


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Preissler  Caroline  Mrs,  widow,  res  1164  Nineteenth 

Preissler  Charles,  laundryman,  res  1164  Nineteenth 

Pientice  George  C,  U  S  deputy,  S  F,  res  662  E  Twelfth 

Prentice  Howard,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1354  Tenth 

Prentice  Olive  Mrs,  res  662  E  Twelfth 

Prentiss  Wm,  carpenter,  res  141o  Thirteenth 

Prescott  Alfred  A,  attv-at-law,  res  314  Ninth 

Prescott  Chas,  res  L220  Twelfth  ave 

Prescott  Fred  S,  mgr  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  S  F,  res 
1366  Tenth  ave 

Prescott  II  Miss,  artist,  res  1220  Twelfth  ave 

Prescott  House,  YV  M  Reese  propr,  473  Sixth 

Prescott  James,  butcher  L  Peres,  res  1320  Eighth  ave 

Prescott  Leo  F,  student,  res  1366  Tenth  ave 

Prescott  Mattie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  563  Sixth 

Prescott  Melvin.  salesman,  res  1320  Eighth  ave 

Prescott  Sarah  E  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  740  Myrtle 

Prescott  School,    D   F    Fowler    principal,   cor    Seward    and  ;  CO 
Campbell 

Pressey  John  S,  salesman  Gier  &  Schulze,  res   1428  Tenth 

Preston  John  \V.  pattern  maker,  res  840  Thirty-fifth 

Preti  Charles,  -tone  mason,  res  -172  Erie 

Pretti  Charles,  stone  mason  Amador  Marble  Co,  res  Temes- 
cal 

Prezide  P  W,  res  1722  Twenty-first  ave 

Price  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  315  Tenth 

Price  Albert  E,  bolt  maker,  S  F,  res  978  Twenty-sixth 

Price  Arthur,  fireman  S  P  Oo,  rea  L654  Seventh 

Price  Arthur  IT,  bookkeeper,  res  824  Thirteenth 

Price  Belle  Mi--,  teacher  shorthand,  room  1-1,  1004  Broad- 
way, res  same 

Price  Carlton,  foreman  Hart  6  Oo,  S  K.  rea  L266  Seventh 

Price  1  >  Mrs,  n  -  596  Sycamore 

Price  David  A,  clerk  Eteed  &  Miller,  res  596  Sycamore 

Price  Delia  Mrs,  dressmaker,  pea  L606  San  Pablo  ave 

Tiicr  Prank  B,  oiler  U  S  revenue  Bteamer  Bear,  rea  596 
Sycamore 

Pri(     l !   mer  W.  machinist  S  F  Tool  Co,  S  F,  rea  945  Union]  * 

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ant lera  in  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
office  and  stables  cor  Eighth  and  Wood 

Price  Jamee  B,  employe  O  C  R  Co,  rea  L567  Eighth 

Price  Jam<  ills  Wood 

Pric<    Lizzie  A  Mips,  dressmaker,  res  945  Union 

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Price  Thomas  H,  captain  steamer  M  D    Williams,  res    1051 

Poplar 
Price  Wallace,    commission    merchant,    res    1513   Twenty- 
fourth  ave 
Price  Walter  F  (Price  &  Gutterson)  res  1773  Taylor 
Price  W  C,  miner,  res  1709  Nineteenth  ave 
Price  W  C  Mrs,  res  1513  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Price  William,  student,  res  811  Eleventh 
Price  Wm  H,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res   Peralta  Heights 
Price  Wra  H  Jr,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co,  S  F,  res  Peralta 

Heights 
Price  William  N,  machine   hand   Burnham-Standeford   Co, 

and  extraman  Engine  Co  No  5,  res  2023  West 
Prickett  RA,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  1108  Market 
Priest  B  Frank,  telegraph  operator,  res  91 1  Myrtle 
Priest  Chas  H,  blacksmith  W  G  Davison,  res  1570  Seventh 
Priest  D  H,  cigars  (infr's  agt)  S  F,  res  911  Myrtle 
PRIEST    EDWARD    L,  agent   Blake    &    Moffitt, 
office  906   Broadway ,room  38,    res  887  TwTentv-seventh 
Priest  M  Mrs,  res  1570  Seventh 
Priest  Robert  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1159  Center 
Priest  Winnie  B  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  911  Myrtle 
Priestley  Henry,  gardener,  res   SE  cor   Temescal  and  Tele- 
graph aves 
Prime  Moses  S,  mariner,  res  268  E  Seventeenth 
Prince  Geo   W,  salesman   W   A  Rouse  &  Co,  res  561  Syca- 
more 
PRINDLE   E    C,  druggist,  2967  Telegraph  ave,    res 

same 
Prindle   Henry  F,   supt  Western   Fuze   and  Explosive  Co, 

Melrose 
Pringle  Cornelia  Miss,  student,  res  326  E  Nineteenth 
Pringle  Edward  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  326  E  Nineteenth 
Pringle  Edward  J  Jr,   student  U  C,  res  326  E   Nineteenth 
Pringle    George,  butcher  Union  Market,  res  711  Seventh 
Pringle  John,  carpenter  S  P  Co 
Pringle    Robert,    Union    Market,    1467    Seventh,    res    711 

Seventh 
Pringle  Wm  B,  student  High  School,  res  326  E  Nineteenth 
Prior  Mary  Miss,  res  530  William 
Pritchard  Alonzo,  student,  res  921  Thirty-fifth 
Pritchard    Geo,   helper   Geo  Christman,     res    cor  Twenty- 
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Pritchard  James,  carpenter,  res  875  Washington 


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CO   Pritchard  Owen  R,  stone   cutter  Western  Granite  and  Mar- 

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LU  Pritchard  Richard  A,  carpenter,  res  921  Thirty-fifth 

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[—  Q   Proctor   Chas  E,  civil   engineer   City  Hall,  res  545  Thirty- 
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W  ^   Proctor  Harry  R,  farmer,  res  ."4.")  Thirty-fourth 
LU  -J    Proctor  Jane  Miss,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
qj  ^   Proctor  Martha  Mrs.  widow,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
X  Jt   Proctor    Richard,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
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p?         Proffitt    Fannie  M   Mrs,   teacher  sewing   machine,  res  917 
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^i  Proksch  Clara  M  Miss,  res  1247  Center 
Proksch  Lawrence,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1247  Center 
Prole  Albert  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1416  Twelfth 
H     Prole  Albert  W,  druggist,  res  1416  Twelfth 
Prole  Frederick,  clerk  A  II  Ackerman,  res  1416  Twelfth 
Prole  Thomas  J,   student  High  School,  res  1416  Twelfth 
Pin-pro    M,    laborer    Alameda    Macadamizing   Co's  quarry. 
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SProut  Thomas,  farmer.  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Proven    Tony,  laborer,   res  E   Fourteenth  bet  Seventeenth 
and  Eighteenth  aves 
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Pryal  Andrew  I>.  horticulturist,  res  Vernon  ave  r*  *  - 

,al  Ella  Miss,  teacher  Peralta  Distrlcl  Public  School,  res    P 
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Pryde   Norman  J,  employe  Melrose  Smelting  Works,  Mel- 
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Puche  J,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

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Pucket  S  A,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res   1488   San    Pablo  ave 
Puffer  M  J,  salesman  California  Watch  Club,  res  520  Eigh- 
teenth 

PUGET  SOUND  LUMBER  CO,  G  W  Fisher 

manager,  manufacturers  and  wholesale  and  retail  lum- 
ber, office  and  yard  cor  First  and  Washington 

Pugh  Fannie  M  Mrs,  teacher  High  School,  res   943  Mag- 
nolia 

Pugh  Frank  H,  receiving  teller   Union   National   Bank,  res 
943  Magnolia 

Pugh  Herbert  S,  student  High  School,  res  943  Magnolia 

Pugsley  Chas  B,  marine  engineer,  res  1504  Tenth  ave 

Pugsle)'  Henry  S,  superintending   engineer  Pacific  Steam 
Whaling  Co,  S  F,  res  1504  Tenth  ave 

Pulcifer  A    W,    genl  horseshoer,    1304  Broadway,    res  718 
Eighteenth 

Pulcifer  Carrie  M  Miss,  res  718  Eighteenth 

Pullen  Granville,  orchardist,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 

Pullis  Thomas,  brick  mason,  res  320  B 

Pullis  Thomas  Jr,  brick  mason,  res  320  B 

Pullman  Eleanor  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  1107  Adeline 

Pullman  James,  res  1107  Adeline 

Pullman  James  Jr,  jeweler  W  Wilson,  res  1107  Adeline 

Pullman  M  A  Miss,  res  1107  Adeline 

Pullman  Mary  S  Miss,  teacher  Fruit  Vale   School,  res  1107 
Adeline 

Pulsifer  Henry,  clerk,  res  779  Twelfth 

Pulver  Mary  A  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1559  Broadway 

Pump  Julius,  wood  turner,  res  1371  Fifteenth 

Pumyea  Albert,  hackman,  res  609  Broadway 

Pumyea  John  S,  hackman,  res  609  Broadway 

PUMYEA     PETER,    proprietor    Newland    Livery  I  g  ^ 
Stable,  468  Seventh,  res  470  Seventh 

Punta  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Purcell  Charles,  supt  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,   res   NE  cor 
Seventh  and  Jackson 

Purcell  John,  plumber,  res  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Jackson 

Purcell  Lydia  Miss,  dressmaker  Lehnig  &  Wagner,  res  821 
Market 

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Purcell  William,  foreman  Contra  Costa  Water   Co,  res  NE 

cor  Seventh  and  Jackson 
Purnell  Anne  S,  lodgings,  411  Seventh,  res  same 
Purnell  Sammons,  calsominer,  res  411  Seventh 
Purrinton  Charles  P,  mining  supt,  res  1448  Chestnut 
Purrington  James,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1460  Seventh 
Pursington  S  W,  business  mgr  Dr  Samuel  Merritt,  res  Clin- 
ton House,  277  E  Twelfth 
Purse  Julius  B,  janitor,  S  F,  res  1456  Myrtle 
Purvis  Ida  B,  student   Dupue   &  Aydelotte's  Business   Col- 
lege, res  1128  E  Nineteenth 
Purvis  John  employe  East   Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res    1128 

E3  Nineteenth 
Purvis  John,  bridge  tender  S  P  Co 
Pushard  Frank  L,  corker,  S  F,  res  475 Twenty-fourth 
Putnam  C  B  Miss,  res  1274  Seventh 

Putnam  CH,  harbor  commissioner,  res  1103^  Broadway 
Putnam  D,  traveling  salesman,  res  522  Eighteenth 
Putnam  George,  carpenter,  res  051  Third 
Putnam  Grace  Lovell  Miss,  artist,  res  522  Eighteenth 
Putnam  Grace  M  Miss,  res  1271  Seventh 
Putnam  Harry  N,  jeweler,  res  1274  Seventh 
Putnam  Lucien,  artificial   stone   mfr,   office    and    res   1271 

S<  venth 
Putnam  Mabel  Miss,  res  133:5  Filberl 
Putnam   Nellie  11   Mrs,  widow,  res  1333  Filberl 
Putnam  Reginald,  elevator  buy,  res  133:5  Filbert 
Putnam  Roberl  II,  salesman  D  Samuels,  s  F,  res  522  Eigh- 
teenth 
Putnam   Walter  E,  agt   Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res   522 

Eighteenth 
Putney  E  r.  carpenter,  8  P  Co,  res  1003  Pine 
Putney  Mary  E,  res  702  Broadway 
Puted  Louis,  wheelwright  Ben  Kneale,  rea  S  F 
Putzar  Edward  L,  machinists  F,  res  1710  Thirteenth 
Putzar    Louis,  engineer   Bteamer   Oakland,  res    171<>  Thir- 

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p\m  Henry,  grain er,  res  L307  E  Eleventh 
Pythian  Hall,  L056  Broadway 

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Quackenbush   G        lay  prison   keeper,  res   L752  Ban   Pablo 
Quackenbush  (i  roceries,  L752  San  Pablo  ave 


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Quan    No    Wing,  Chinese   and   Japanese   fancy   goods,  869 

Wood 
Queen    Insurance  Co  of  Liverpool,  E    0    Heron    agt,  1050 

Broadway 
Queeny  Patrick,  gardener,  res.  1077  Eighth 
Quellen  Henry  C,  capitalist,  res  cor  Boehmer  and  Peterson 
Quick  Thomas,  agt   M   J    KELLER,    1007    and  1009 

Broadway 
Quidgeon  E  Miss,  typewriter,  res  The  Olive 
Quigley  Bert,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Quigley  Bridget  Mrs,  res  620  Filbert 

Quigley  Chas  E  (Hirshberg  &  Quigley)  res  1116  Broadway 
Quigley  Lawrence,  bricklayer,  res  620  Filbert 
Quigley  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Quigley  May  Miss,  dometic,  res  1117  Alice 
Quigley  Michael,  driver  Jones  &  Charles,  res  620  Filbert 
Quigley  Peter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  939  Willow 
Quigley  Wm, expressman  and  extraman  Hook  and  Ladder  No 

1,  res  623  Sixth 
QUIGLEY  WM  B  (People's  Express  Co)  423  Tenth, 

res  621  Sixth 
Quilici  Lazio,  vegetable  peddler,  res  606  Franklin 
Quill    Margaret   Mrs,  housekeeper,  res  Fortieth   bet  Grove 

and  West 
Quillin  P  J,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  612  E  Twelfth 
Quimby  D  J,  propr  Palo  Alto  Livery  Stables,  res  609  Tenth 
Quince  Annie  M,  teacher  Harrison  School,  res  859  Harrison 
Quince  MEM  Mrs,  res  859  Harrison 
Quinlan  James,  sewer  contractor,  res  1420  Eleventh 
Quinlan  Jeremiah,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  1865  Goss 
Quinlan  Morris  J  (Kennedy,  Quinlan  &  Co)  res  654  Syca- 
more 
Quinn  C  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1217  Castro 
Quinn  C  W,  mechanic,  res  1603  Fifth 
Quinn  Delia  Miss,  domestic,  res  Piedmont 
Quinn    E    Miss,  waitress    Industrial    Home    for  the    Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Quinn  Edward  C,whitener  and  kalsominer,  res  1568  Fifth 
Quinn  Ellen  Mrs,  res  cor  Adeline  and  Twenty-eighth 
Quinn  Francis  Mrs,  res  1217  Castro 

Quinn  Henry,  coachman  Arch  Borland,  res  1925  Webster 
Quinn  James  A,  res  cor  Forty-second  and  West 
Quinn  James  G,  res  204  B 

Quinn  James  W,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  953  Wood 
Quinn  John,  hackman,  res  812  Filbert 


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[jj  Quinn  John,  milkman,  cor  Adeline  and  Twenty-eighth,  res 

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_  p/  Quinn  John  T,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  814  Thirteenth 
fa  y  Quinn  J  X,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
LU  ^  Quinn  J  William,  mill  hand  California    Door    Co,    res  953 
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Uj  S^  Quinn  Mary  Miss,  res  250  Haven 
j^  <t  Quinn  Matthew,  carpenter,  res   250  Haven 
f—  O  Quinn  Matthew  Jr,  res. 250  Haven 
^       ;  Quinn  Michael,  grocer  404  B,  res  same 

Quinn  Mike,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  65T  Jeffer- 
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7)        Quinn  Patrick,  laborer  OCR  Co,  res  Broadway  nr  Moss  ave 
Jj        Quinn  Patrick,  engineer,  res  564  Seventh 
CD        Quinn  W  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  121T  Castro 
D        Quinto  Joseph  M,  barber,  res  1765  Grove 
CL         Quinto  Joseph  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  IT'  >ve 

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Raahe  P  0,  organ  maker  II  Clement  &  Co.  rea  S  F 

Raaz  C,  cigar  maker  IT  Gloy,  res  839  Myrtle 

Rabe  B  A.  physician  and  surgeon,  1104  Broadway , rea  1553 

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Rabe  Prances  Mrs,  res  1406  Alice 
Rabe  Louise  Miss,  res  1406  Alice 
Rabe  Maud  I  Miss,  rea  L553  Eighth 
Rabe  William  H,  cashier  Belloc  Bank,  S  F,  res  1406  Alice 
Rahle  II  B,  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Racine  Joseph  J,  farmer,  rea  w  -  Shattuck  ave   bet    Ronton 

and  Alcaferaz  ave 
Rackham  Fred,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1062  Kirkham 
Rackliffe  Frank, rea  1371  Broadway 
Rackliffe  John,  n  -  85]  ( 'astro 
Rackliffe  Martha  Mrs,  rea  v"l  Castro 
Radkliffe  Samuel,  clerk  Fred  E  Brunker,  res  L323   Twelfth 

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Rademacher  August  P,  contractor,  res  1756  Seward 
Rademacher  Louisa  Miss,  milliner,  S  F,  rea  1756  Se ward 
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Rae  David  R,  real  estate  salesman,  S  F,  res  1315  Myrtle 

Rae  Henry,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  833  Myrtle 

Rafael  Bros  (John  and  Joseph  Rafael)  groceries,  wines  and 
liquors,  1691  Seventh 

Rafael  Jo'nQ  E  (Rafael  Bros)  res  1847  Grove 

Rafael  Joseph  (Rafael  Pros)  res  1691  Seventh 

Rafeld  Charles,  tailor,  res  828  Franklin 

Raffetto  Luigi  &  Co  (Luigi  Rafferto  and  Stefano  Zerga) 
wholesale  and  retail  wines  and  liquors,  964  Seventh 

Raffetto  Luigi  (Luigi  Raffetto  &  Co)  res  956  Fifth 

Raffo  Colombo,  res  660  Fourth 

Raffo  Louis  Mrs,  res  755  Jefferson 

Raftery  Kate  Mrs,  tailoress  Wm  Reuter,  res  833  Washing- 
ton 

Raftrey  K  Mrs,  res  559  Second 

Ragen  Mary  Mrs,  nurse,  res  462  Fifth 

Railroad  House,  Daniel  Cavanaugh  propr,  2901  Telegraph 
ave 

Railton  Edward  M,  res  1020  Linden 

Rainey  M  Mrs,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  1060  Seventh 
ave 

Raleigh  Chas  J,  real  estate  and  insurance,  464  Ninth,  res 
966  Twenty-eighth 

Raleigh  Clara  P  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  1709  San  Pablo  ave,  res 
same 

Raleigh  Frances  A  Miss,  res  1709  San  Pablo  ave 

Raleigh  James  F,  carpenter,  res  1709  San  Pablo  ave 

Raleigh  Lewis  A,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1839  Linden 

Raleigh  Marcie  Miss,  res  1709  San  Pablo  ave 

Ralls  Richard  F,  dentist,  S  F,  res  2401  Grove 

Ralston  Elizabeth  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  172  Thirteenth 

Ralston  Eugenia,  proof-reader  Pacific  Press,  res  708  Elev- 
enth 

Ralston  Julia,  domestic,  464  E  Twelfth 

Ramirez  J  R,  fruit  and  vegetables,  1381  Telegraph  ave,  res 
same 

Ramon  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1560  Eighth 

Ramos  Antone,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Ramos  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Ramos  Joseph,  barber,  res  226  Hannah 

Ramos  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Ramos  Manuel  J,  barber  J  M  Rose,  res  226  Hannah 

Rampone  Joseph,  laborer  P  C  R  qaarry 

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Ramsden  Chas  H,  res  1072  Fourteenth 

Ramsey  Talbot,  laborer,  res  1327  Campbell 

Rand  C  A,  mgr  glove  dept  Salinger  Bros,  res  Hotel  Merritt 

Rand  E  M  Mrs,  res  461  Twenty-sixth 

Rand  Frank,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  407  Tenth 

Rand  Hall  B,  police  officer,  res  410  Thirteenth 

Randall  Charles  \V,  druggist,  S  F,  res  Piedmont 

Randall  George  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1007  Campbell 

Randlett  Henry  A,  propr  Randlett  House,  Emeryville 

Randlett  House,  Emeryville 

Randol  E  G  Mrs,  res  927  Filbert 

Randol  Mary  B  Miss,  res  027  Filbert 

Randolph  M  A  Mrs,  res  817  Market 

Randolph  P  A.  painter,  res  817  Market 

Raney  Nellie,  employe  M  J  KELLER,   res    1260  Pe- 

ralta 
Rankin  Andrew,  tinner    Dalziel    &    Moller,    res  Myrtle    nr 

Twenty-sixth 
Rankin  James,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  1963  Grove 
Runkin  John,  plumber,  res  1110  Thirtieth 
Rankin  John,   plumber    Dalziel    &    Moller,    res    Myrtle   nr 

Twenty-sixth 
Rankin  Robert,  carpenter,  res  1963  Grove 
Ranlett  E  II  Mrs,  propr  Golden  Eagle  Lodging  House,  1311 

San  Pablo  ave 
Ranlett  John,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 
Ranlett  L  W  Mrs,  res  1129  Myrtle 
Ranlet!  \V  L,  letter  carrier,  res  L57  Fifth 
Ransom  E  Mrs,  res  709  E  Fourteenth 
Ransom  Frank,  res  948  Campbell 
Ransom  L  Wt  judge,  res  L72P  Ninth  ave 
Ransom  Samuel,  res  1458 Twenty-third  ave 
Ransom  Samuel, supt  door  factory,  res  948  Campbell 
Ransom  William  I*.  bookkeeper,  8  F,  res  948  Campbell 
Ransoms  Bernard,  Btudent,  res  1605  Tenth  ave 
Ransoms  Brnesl  L, artificial  stone  mfr,  8  F,res  l"'11"*  Tenth 

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Ransoms  Ernest,  student,  res  L506  Tenth  ave 

Ransoms  Leslie,  student    U  C,  res   1505  Tenth  ave 

Ransoms  Violet  Miss,  pea  1505  Tenth  ave 

Ransport   J,  Laborer,   rea  E  Twenty-first  bet   -        enth  and 

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Raphael  Aaron,  furniture,  810  Broadway,  res  516  Ninth 
Raphael  Marx,  new  and  second  hand  furniture   and   stov< 

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Raphael  Ralph,  bookkeeper  Brown  Bros,  S  F,  res  516 
Ninth 

Raphael  Sarah,  bookkeeper  M  Raphael,  res  458  Fifth 

Rapinat  L,  French  Laundry,  516  Eighth,  res  same 

Rapouza  Frank,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Rappold  Caroline  Miss,  res  1659  W  Twelfth 

Rappold  J,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1659  W  Twelfth 

Rasmusen  Mads,  contractor,  res  135  Eddie 

Rasmussen  Christian,  cook  Pier  Restaurant,  res  819  Wash- 
ington 

Rasmussen  L  M,  clerk  S  F  Laundry,  res  862  Broadway 

Rasmussen  Minnie  Miss,  res  1702  Eighth 

Rasmussen  Peter,  res  Winthrop  House 

Rastall  C,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  Eureka  House 

Ratchford  Thomas,  blacksmith  Robert  Gilmore,  res  Capital 
Hotel 

Rathbone  W  H,  res  1103A  Broadway 

Rathbun  A  H  Miss,  saleslady  A  Coplin,  res  1316  Telegraph 

Rathbun  C  C,  job  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 

Rathjen  Bernard  A,  clerk,  res  801  Jefferson 

RATH  JEN  CATHERINE  MRS,  grocery,  801 

Jefferson,  res  same 
Rathjen  Hermann,  coal   and  wood  yard,  1066  Tnirteenth 

ave,  res  1420  Thirteenth  ave 
RATHJEN  THOMAS  J,  grocer,  res  801  Jefferson 
Ratto  Giovanni,  laborer,  res  621  Filbert 
Rattray  A  L  Mrs,  artist,  1322  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 
Rattray  Florence  Miss,  res  1322  Telegraph  ave 
Rau  Geo,  furniture,  S  F,  res  1214  Chestnut 
Raulino  Manuel,  barber,  263  B,  res  368  B 
Rausch   Otto,  clerk  Max   Marcuse,   res   1835   San  Antonio 

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Rawlings    Llovd,    mining    supt    San  Antonio,    Mexico,  res 

1271  Sixth  ave 
Rawson  D  Miss,  res  573  Thirty-fifth 
Ray  Henry,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  520  Fifth 
Ray  John,  buggy  washer,  res  359  Eleventh 
Ray  Wm  B,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1780  Atlantic 
Raye  Frank  B,  res  1268  Seventeenth  ave 
Raye   Robert   F,    heater  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  370 

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Raye  W  H,  res  1268  Seventeenth  ave 
Raye  William,  clerk,  res  1268  Seventeenth  ave 
Raymond  Mrs,  res  756  Seventh 
Raymond  J  C,  physician,  office  and  res  626  Thirteenth 


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Raymond   John,  custom  shoemaker   Wentworth   Boot   and 

Shoe  Co,  res  757  Seventh 
Raymond  Mary  A,  domestic,  res  Bay  Place 
Raymond  Sarah  Miss,  res  626  Thiiteenth 
Raymond  Van  Rensaelar,  notary  public,  res  967  Alice 
Raymond  William  J,  res  626  Thirteenth 
Raymos  Manuel,  laborer,  res  248  Harlan 
Rayner  Annie  Mrs,  res  1009  Seventh  (rear) 
Rea    John    Rev,    associate    pastor    First     Congregational 

Church,  res  923  Fifth  ave 
Reab  Louis,  teamster  Everts  &  Co,  res  1231  Forty-fifth 
Read  A  J  Mrs,  stationery,  1251  Ninth  ave,  res  same 
Read   Alfred  J,  asst    foreman    Oakland    Enquirer,  res    1251 

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Read  E  G,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1774  Division 
Read  George  R,  oil  stoves,  lamps,  oil,  etc,  1012  Washington, 

res  1168  Eighteenth 
Read  Lawrence'  W,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo   &  Co,  S   F,  res   920 

Alice 
Read  Sarah  Mrs,  res  1437  San  Pablo  ave 
Reader  Geo  H,  tailor  P  Reader,  res  771  Washington 
Reader  John,  laborer,  res  771  Washington 
[leader  Peter,  tailor.  965  Washington,  res  771  Washington 
Reader  Phillip,  driver  Empire  Hose  Co,  res  512  Fifth 
[leader  Phillip  Jr,  teamster  ami  ex  tram  an  Hose  Co  No  1 .  res 

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[leading  Joseph,  jeweler  W  B  Greenebaum,  res  711   Nine- 
teenth 
Ready  Martin,  employe  S  P  Co.  rea  738 Chester 
Reagh  Annie  Mr-,  res  1318  Seventh 
Reaby  August,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and  Nail  Co,  res  660 

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Realy  Fred  D,  clerk  McMillan  &  Cox, res  660  Myrtle 
Reaney  William,  packer,  8  F,  res  1219  Peralta 
teanier  Wm,  clerk  W  W  Mori  son,  re-  L001  Peralta 
teardon  Daniel,  driver  California   Bakery,  res   L557  Broad- 

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Lector  L  J,  clerk  Nillert'a  Pottery,  res  L227  E  Fifteenth 
Redderson  Bertha  Miss,  nurse,  res  1805  Alice 
Redding  John  B,  blacksmith,  L713  San  Pablo  ave,  res  I 

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Reddington  W  R,  res  The  Olive 
Redfield  C  H  Miss,  res  538  Hobart 

Redfield  A,  clerk  Oakland  Gas,  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res  666 
Nineteenth 

RED  FRONT  CASH  GROCERY,  Wm  P 

Wheeler  proprietor,  1211  Broadway  and  1212  San  Pablo 
ave 

Redman  Asbury  C,  asst  foreman  People's  Express  Co's  barn, 
res  831  Filbert 

Redman  L,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
same 

Redman  L  A  Mrs,  matron  Oakland  Hospital,  res  same 

Redmayne  E  R  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Redmon  Lafayette,  physician,  S  F,  res  934  Myrtle 

Redmon  Maud  Miss,  res  934  Myrtle 

Redmon  Stella  Miss,  res  934  Myrtle 

Redmond  Chas,  res  Clarendon  House 

Redmond  Fred,  cook  W  C  T  U  Restaurant,  res  840  Thirty- 
fifth 

Redmond  James,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1270  Seventh 

Redmond  John,  employe  Prcific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  716 
Market 

Redmond  Maggie  Miss,  res  816  Cypress 

Red  Mountain  Vineyard,  W  M  Watson  &  Co  agts,  474 
Eleventh 

Reed ,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Reed ,  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Reed  Charles  G,  paving  teller  Union  National  Bank,  res 
1257  Filbert 

Reed  C  H  F  Mrs,  res  The  Graystone 

Reed  Charles  E  H,  Brooklyn  Coal  Yard,  528  E  Twelfth  cor 
Eleventh  ave,  res  1117  E  Ninth 

Reed  Chester  C,  clerk  S  F  Tool  Co,  S  F,  res  1117  Ninth  ave 

Reed  Clara  E  Miss,  res  1117  Ninth  ave 

Reed  E  B  Mrs,  res  936  Poplar 

Reed  Edward  G,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1774  Division 

Reed  Edward  S,  bookkeeper,  res  1117  Ninth  ave 

Reed  Eliza  M  Mrs,  res  728  Eleventh 

Reed  Fannie  M  Miss,  res  122  E  Twelfth 

Reed  F  M  Miss  (F  M  Reed  &  Co)  res  122  E  Twelfth 

I  Reed  F  M  &  Co  (Miss  F  M  Reed  and  Miss  E  W  Luecke)  im- 
porters of  fine  millinery,  1161  Broadway 

Reed  George  Russell,  mfrs  agt  S  F,  res  1358  Eleventh  ave 

REED  GEORGE  W,  District  Attorney  Alameda 
County,  County  Court  House,  res  974  Sixteenth 

j  Reed  Ida  M  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1019  Filbert 


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Reed  James,  engineer  steamer  Piedmont  res  950  Willow 

Reed  James  G,  student,  res  936  Poplar 

Reed  Jame-  i..  storekeeper  steamer  San  Pedro,  res  950  AVil- 

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Reed  L  D  Mrs,  res  959  Fourth  ave 
Reed  Lester  C,  clerk,  res  1117  Ninth  ave 
Reed  Lou  Mrs.  decorative  painting  and  fancy  work,  res  616 

Twelfth 
Reed  Maggie  T  Miss,  milliner.  S  F,  res  950  Willow 
Reed  Margaret  Miss,  domestic,  res  117  Thirteenth 
Reed  Mark  E,  salesman  R  Franke  &  Co,  res  Fairmont 

i  A  Miller  (\Y  J  Reed  and  F  Miller)  wholesale  and  retail 
ocers,  -17'.*  Eleventh 
Reed  Millie   L  Miss,    bookkeeper    Reed    &    Miller,  res  728 

Eleventh 
Reed  Minnie  Miss,  student,  res  936  Poplar 
Reed  Mittie  L  Miss,  res  72S  Eleventh 
Reed  Richard,  barber,  re-  7"(.'  Seventh 

REED    ROBERT,    ARTIFICIAL    LIMB 

MANUFACTURER,  (-»">4  Broadway,  res  same 
■  1  S  W  (Oakland  Lumber  To)  res  126S  Franklin 
d  Thomas  <  Reed  &  Townsend)  re-  459  Twenty-second 

Reed  Thomas  J,  proof-reader  Call,  S  F.  re-  L135  Myrtle 
Reed  &   Townsend,   house   and    carriage    painters.    687    E 

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1  Weston  <;.  salesman Taft  A:  Pennoyer,  res  1117  Ninth 
ave 

<\  W  I  (Oakland  Lumber  Co)  res  1210  Harrison 
1  Win.  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  L422  Tenth 

teed  Win.  real  estate,  rea  L269  Market 

teed  Win  Jr,  res  1422  Tenth 
I  Win  F.  res  950  Willow 

teed  W  .1  i  Reed  ft  Miller)  res  728  Eleventh 

Leek  F  W.  propr  Axion  Saloon,  XH  cor  Eleventh  and  Frank- 
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I".    Mr-,  u  i<l<t\v,  rea  92  1   Kirk  ham 

E  B,  yard  clerk  8  1'  Co,  rea  924  Kirkham 
-  Hubert,  foreman  Callustro  Soap  Works,  re-  924  Kirk- 
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Thomas,  laborer  California  Bridj  rea  sl  I  Cypi 

e  Alfred,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

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Reeves  Annie,  domestic,  res  1117  Washington 

Reeves  E,  cleaner  S  P  Co 

Reeves  Thomas,  gardener,  1156  Webster 

Reeves  William,  laborer,  res  1305  Webster 

Reformed  Presbyterian  Chinese  Mission,  James  Patton 
teacher,  903  Webster 

Regan  Kate,  domestic,  1403  Grove 

Regan  Sadie  I  Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  2720  Sac- 
ramento 

Regnier  August,  bricklayer,  res  Golden  Gate 

Reheiser  Enos,  machinist,  res  210  Hannah 

Rei  Guiseppi,  miner  P  C  R  quarry 

Reibenstein  O  B,  wharfinger,  res  823  Adeline 

Reice  Harry,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  867  Cedar 

Reichert  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  514  Fourth 

Reichert  Henry,  res  570  Ninth 

Reichert  John,  upholsterer,  res  514  Fourth 

Reichling  Albert,  assayer,  res  911  Linden 

Reichling  Francis,  assayer,  res  911  Linden 

Reichling  Louis,  assayer,  res  911  Linden 

Reichman  Mathew,  salesman  W  M  Watson  &  Co 

Reichmuller  B  Mrs,  res  722  Castro 

Reichold  Win  L  A,  gardener  Albert  Miller,  res  1264  Four- 
teenth 

Reid  H  Edwin,  salesman  Edward  P  Taylor,  res  1116  Broad- 
way 

Reid  J  H,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  House 

Reid  John,  shipwright  SP  Co,  res  1821  William 

Reid  Hiram,  bricklayer,  res  864  Washington 

Reid  W  E,  insurance  agt,  res  706  Tenth 

Reid  W  E,  carpenter,  res  cor  Howard  and  Monroe 

Reidermann  Henry,  clerk  Philip  Fuchs,  res  1169  Center 

Reidy  Patrick,  laborer  Thomas  W  Corder,  res   Stock  Yards 

Reier  Anna  Mrs,  widow,  res  510  Eighth 

Reier  Annie  Miss,  res  510  Eighth 

Reier  Annie  Miss,  bookkeeper  Fred  Becker,  res  210  Fifth 

Reier  Bertha  Miss,  res  510  Eighth 

Reier  Chas  H,  salesman  Walter  Meese,  res  462  Fifth 

Reier  Frank,  bookkeeper,  res  510  Eighth 

Reier  George,  baker,  S  F,  res  210  Fifth 

Reier  Tillie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  210  Fifth 

Reilay  F  P,  carpenter,  517  Ninth 

REILAY  JOHN  P,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 
1209  Clay,  res  same 

Reilinger  Henry,  res  927  Magnolia 

Reilinger  Lillie  Miss,  res  927  Magnolia 


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Reilinger  Minnie  Miss,  res- 927  Magnolia 
Reillv  E  J  Mrs,  res  1559  Eighth 

Reilly  Eugene  C,  clerk  Paul  J  Reilly,  res  1124  Eighth 
Reilly  John,  gardener,  res  Bay  City  Hotel 
Reilly  Lawrence,  capitalist,* res  1627  Eighth 
Reilly  Mary  A  Miss,    res    Seventeenth    bet    Broadway    and 
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Reillv  Paul  H,  clerk  Paul  J  Reillv,  res  1124  Eighth 
REILLY   PAUL  J,  M    D,  druggist,  847  Broadway, 

res  1124  Eighth 
Reilly  Regina  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1124  Eighth 
Reilly  Thomes  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1760  Division 
Reimer  Otto,  sausage  maker  Fred  Becker,  res  Alta  House 

Reimers  Henry,  butcher Stembeck,  res  320  Second 

Re;mers  Jacob  (Tunterman  &  Co)  res  1920  Seventh 

Reinbardt  A  P,  carpenter,  res  864  Peralta 

Reinhardt  Joseph,  cement  layer,  res  1352  Grove 

Re^plinger  E  H,  painter  P  N  Kuss 

Reischman  Matthew,  porter  Watson  &  Co,  res  1740  Linden 

Reiterman  Edward  C,  cutter,  S  F,  res  230  Hannah 

Reitz  James,  shoemaker,  res  Union  Hotel 

Reitz  Jacob,  shoemaker  Gustavus  Dressier,  res  Union  Hotel 

Relay  Eliza  Mrs,  res  660  Myrtle 

Relay  Frederick,  clerk,  res  660  Myrtle 

Relay  Joseph,  machinist,  res  660  Myrtle 

Remarque  C  E  Mme,  electric   baths,  864  Washington,   res 

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Remillard  l»lock,  Mrs  J   C  Everson  propr,  1416+  San  Pablo 

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REMILLARD  BRICK  CO,  P  N  Remillard  pres, 
Theo  Lamoureux  vice-pres,  P  H  Lamoureux  Bee,  office 
cor  Second    and    Clay,    branch    office    Pacific    Street 
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Lemillard  Edward,  brick  mfr,  res  961  Clay 
temillard  Evaline  Miss,  res  cor  Sideline  and  Forty-second 
teniillard  Hilaire,  brick   mfr,  res  cor   Adeline   and    Forty- 

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temillard  Philip,  bookkeeper,  rea  654  Thirteenth 
temill  .rd  r  N.  pres  Remillard  Brick  ('■>.  pea  65  I  Thirteenth 
lemington  Anna  Mi-,  rea  958  Grove 
temirgton  Nelson  F,  bookkeeper,  8  F,  rea  Golden  <  into 
Lemington  Beth,  contractor,  rea  504  Fifteenth 
Leminer  V  II  (Quimby  a-  Remmer)  pea  lis  Twelfth 


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Rempe  John  H,  painter,  res  955  Twenty-fourth 
Remschild  Theodore,  employe   Judson   Manufacturing  Co, 

res  Emeryville 
Remsen  Roland  C,  carpenter,  res  2651  Telegraph  ave 
Renard  M  Mrs,  res  956  Third  (rear) 
Renault  E,  laundryman  Mrs  C  Coin,  res  1370  Broadway 
Renken  Henry,  M  D,  461  Ninth,  res  same- 
Renner  Frederika  Mrs,   housekeeper  Otto  Schoemann,   NE 

cor  E  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-second  ave 
Renney  H  P,  printer,  res  517  Ninth 
Rennie  H  P,  printer  Morning  Times,  res  517  Ninth 
Reno  Chauncey  B,  salesman,  res  866  Twentieth 

RENTON   GOAL   CO,  T  H  Henderson  agent,  wood 

and  coal,  413  Tenth 
Renton  Coal  Co  wharf,  foot  of  Broadway 
Renton  Henry  T,  supt  California  Fence  Works,   S   F,  res 

864  Nineteenth 
Renton  Mary  Miss,  res  Nucleus  House 
Reom  Nelson,  carpenter,  res  Pleasant  Valley 
Replinger  E  W,  carpenter,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Replogle  G  Miss,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res   1302 

San  Pablo  ave 
Repoes  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1054  E  Twentieth 
Repose  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  725  Henry  (rear) 
Repouza  Anton,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 

Co 
Repouza  Jessie,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta 

Co 
Repp  Louis,  carrier  Examiner,  res  1739  Adeline 
Repp  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1739  Adeline 
Repp  Walter,  carrier  Examiner,  res  1739  Adeline 
Reppy    A   W,    cashier    Pullman    Palace    Car    Co,  res  1370 

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EEQUA  ISAAC  L,  mining  engineer,  res  Piedmont 
REYES  A  M,  Pacific  Dairy,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Union 

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Requa  J  E  Mrs,  res  E  Fourteenth  opp  Julia 
Requa  L  Miss,  res  E  Fourteenth  opp  Julia 
Requa  Mark  L,  res  Piedmont 
Rerat  Louise    Miss,    compositor    Oakland  Tribune,  res  819 

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Rescue   Home,  under  supervision  Salvation  Army   Pacific 

Coast,   Mrs   E  Fielding  supt,  Mrs  Canfield  matron  in 

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Retour  J  B,  756  Seventh 

Rettig  Wm,  Center  Market,  1479    Seventh,   res  1412  Tenth 
Rettig  Wm,  carpenter,  1646  Seventh,  res  same 
Rettig  Wm  Jr.  butcher,  res  1412  Tenth 
Retz  Edward,  hostler,  B  Orchard 

Reuss    &    Hansen  (N  E  Reuss  &  H  J  Hansen)  proprs  Over- 
land House,  601  Broadway 
Reuss  N  E  QReuss  &  Hansen)  res  601  Broadway 
Router  Julia  Mrs,  bookkeeper  Wm  Reuter.  res  858  Castro 
Reuter    Wm,     propr    Philadelphia    Dye    Works,    833-S 

Washington,  res  1570  Chestnut 
Revalk  Caroline  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1114  Willow 
Revalk  John,  oils,  S  F,  res  1114  Willow 
Revalk  John  F,  chemist,  S  F,  res  1  i  89  W  lUiam 
Revalk    Richmond   F.   stationery.    S  F,  res   1207  Eleventh 

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Rex  Augusta  Mrs,  widow,  res  L625  Fifteenth 

Rex  Charles,  harness  maker,  res  L625  Fifteenth 

Rex  Henry,  engraver,  res  1625  Fifteenth 

Reyes  John,  Pacific  Dairy,  res  Vernon  ave 

Reynolds  Blanche  Mrs,  restaurant,  609  E Eleventh,  res  KM 
Thirteenth  ave 

Reynolds  Charles,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 
730  Filbert 
nolds  Daniel,  mason,  res  1502  Third 

Reynolds  E  D  Mrs,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  700   Thirty- 
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Reynolds  Frank  A,  clerk,  res  1465  Grove 

Reynolds    Fred,  employe   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  re« 

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Reynolds    I  A.   bartender    Market    Street    hoarding 

flouse,  res  95 -i  Fifth 

Reynolds  Harry,  clerk,  S  F,  rea  815  Webster 

Reynolds  Henry  0,  teamster,  res  i  .<>  Fifth 

Reynolds  John,  machinist  Oakland  Iron  Works,  rea  Amer- 
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Reynolds John  II.  employe  Pacific  [ron  and  Nail   Co, 
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Reynolds  John   II    Jb,   heater    Pacific    [ron  and    Nail    I 
res  954  Fifth 

Reynolds   Leon  B,  Btndent,  res  1071  Thirteenth  ave 

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Reynolds   Richard,  engineer   S   P  Co,  res  1071  Thirteenth 

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Reynolds  Samuel,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1450£   Seventh 
Reynolds  Sherman,  student,  res  658  Eighth 
Reynolds  S  B,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1364  Eleventh 
Reynolds  W,  employe  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  1462  Ninth 
Reynolds  Win  T  Mrs,  res  Kelsey  House 
Rhea  Louis,  cook,  res  cor  Forty-first  and  West 
Rheinbordt  Bertha  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Rheinslram  Jacob,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Rhoads  Chas  M,  bar  keeper  Tubbs  Hotel 
Rhodehamel  Win  H,  salesman  Wm  J  Dingee,res  060  Brush 
Rhodes  Albert,  res  Hopkins  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Rhodes  Birdie  Miss,  res  1664  Chase 

Rhodes  Edward,  carpenter,  res  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Camp- 
bell 
Rhodes  Edward  G,  carpenter,  res  1712  Pacific 
Rhodes  E  G  Jr,  carpenter,  res  1162  Seventh  (rear) 
Rhodes  Henry,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1664  Chase 
Rhodes  James  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Rhodes  Mary  L  Miss,  teacher,  res  1712  Pacific 
Rhodes   Win   M,  special    police    officer,   res  West    Oakland 

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Rhodin  Victor  E  (Fred  Landelin  &Co)  res  cor  Seventh  and 

Willow 
Rhodine  Christina,  domestic,  955  Magnolia 
Rhodus  B  F,  mgr  Pacific  Coast  branch  Gast  Lithographing 

Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Old  County  Road  and  Julia 
Ricardo    Frank,  watchman   Long   Wharf  S  P    Co,  res  725 

Chester 
Ricchi  Donardi,  boot  black,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth, 

res  cor  Clay  and  Eighth 
Rice  Ada  R  Miss,  res  1073  Thirteenth  ave 
Rice  Al,  expressman,  res  737  Filbert 
Rice  Annie  Mrs,  res  Areata  House 
Rice  Anton,  paper  maker,  S  F,  res  1403  Twelfth 
Rice  Artemas,  laborer,  res  1114  Myrtle 
Rice  B,  boots  and  shoes,  1141  E  Fourteenth,  res  same 
Rice  Bartoli,  res  1403  Twelfth 
Rice  B  H,  barber,  356  Seventh,  res  368  Seventh 
Rice  Carl,  letter  clerk  W  F  &  Co,  res  573  Fifteenth 
Rice  C  B,  printing,  guns,  etc,  1073  Thirteenth  ave,  res  same 
Rice  Charles  A,  second  engineer  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  1381 

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Z   Rice  Emmett,  employe  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S    F,  res  1314 
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CQ  j    Kice  Geo  J,  searcher  of  records  G  L  Mix,  res  1381  Webster 
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Rice  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  1098  Seventh,  res  same 

Rice  Katie,  domestic,  1351  Fourth  ave 

Rice  K  F  Mrs,  candies,  854^  Webster,  res  same 

Rice  Lawrence,  stock  dealer,  res  Stock  Yards 

Rice  L  W,  expressman,  res  974  Seventh 

Rice  May  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  826  Jefferson 

Rice  Minerva  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Rice  Peter,  tinsmith,  res  140:>  Twelfth 

Rice  Robert,  sailor,  res  494  Twenty-fifth 
mj    Rice  Stephen,  Oakland  Cvcle  Co,  res  616  Eighteenth 
EU     RICE  &  WHITE  (C  II  Kice  and  -I  J  White)  proprie- 

Htors  Contra   Costa  Packing   Co,  butchers;  smoked  beef, 
pork,  bacon  and  tongues  always  on  hand,  sausages   a 
specialty,  2,  4  and  6  City  Market 
WM     Kieli  Mrs,  res  67 1   E  Thirty-fourth 
P^j     Rich  Elmer  I\  student    U  C,  res  712  Seventeenth 

MKich  Emma  L  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Kich  Eveline  C  Miss,  res  1502  Broadway 

Richards  Austin  C, deputy  city  assessor,  res  504  Fifteenth 
jg         Richards  Benjamin, store  keeper,  SF,  res  (.».V.>  Campbell 
^™J    Richards  Frank,  barber  ( !  .1  Briones,  res  725  Chester 
^m     Kiehanls  I  lam ilt on .  carpenter,  its  1  :>().'>  Clay 
^^|     Richards  Hairy,  moulder,  res  555  Caledonia  ave  ^ 

}LJl     Richards    Henry,  employe   Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  ^ 
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JiiJ     Richards  II  T  Mrs,  res  720  Seventeenth  ^ 

yy      Kicliai'«U  John  ('.engineer  S  lM'o.  n>   1<».">7  Center  W 

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Richards  Tillie  Mrs,  res  959  Campbell 

H    Richardson   \        H,  insurance  agt,  res   LOGO  £  Seventeenth 
bard  son  Alice  Miss,  res  753Webster  t-3 

Richardson  Anna  M  Miss,   teacher  Grant    School,    res    535 
F£j  Twi-iiix  iii'ili 

P"H      Kiehanl-on   Kiniie  Mi  n  -  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph 

'm    Kiehardson  Carl,  coachman,  res  967  Fifth 
j^S    Richard  irrie  Mi--,  re  I  Webster 

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£       !  Richardson  Chas  H,  master  mariner,  res  766  Eighteenth 

H       |  Richardson  D  S,  sec  Japanese  Consulate,  S  F,   res  cor  Lin- 

2  coin  and  Summit 

-g  j  Richardson  D  S,  private  tutor,  res  1679  Eleventh  ave 
q  Richardson  D  S  Mrs,  artist,  res  1679  Eleventh  ave 
Richardson  Edwin  A,  book  agt,  res  1035  Chester 
Richarnson  Edwin  H,  supt  Thos  Dav  &  Co,  S  f ,  res  464  E 

Twelfth 
Richardson  E  M  Mrs,  res  1122  Eighth 
Richardson  Esther  Mrs,  res  664  Fourth 

Richardson  Frank,   plumber,  616   E    Eleventh,    res    562  E 
Eleventh 

K        Richardson  Frank  H,  atty-at-law,  S    F,   res   1679  Eleventh 

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"      '  Richardson  Geo  H,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1321  Twelfth  ave 
Richardson  Geo  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  753  Webster 
Richardson  Grace  Miss,  res  1002  Webster 
Richardson  Grace  Miss,  res  1122  Eighth 
Richardson  H  N,  carpenter,  res  1002  Webster 
Richardson  Howard,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  cor 

Seventh  and  Chester 
RICHARDSON  J  B,  attorney-at-law,  456  Eighth, 

rooms  8,  9,  10,  res  724  Twenty-first 
Richardson  J  C,  house  carpenter,  res  715  Third 
Richardson  Lizzie  L,  res  1265  E  Eleventh 
Richardson  M  Mrs,  restaurant,  res  1128  Twenty-third  ave 
Richardson  Maria  Mrs,  res  731  Chester 
Richardson  Maria  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Richardson  Mary  A  Miss,  res  233  Hollis 
Richardson  Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1035  Chester 
Richardson  M  L    Mrs,  dressmaker,   res  313    Ninth 
Richardson  Nicholas,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  233  Hollis 
Richardson  Sarah  J  Mrs,  res  753  Webster 
Richardson  S  S,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

yj    >  Richardson  Thomas,    messenger   Kennedy,    Quinlan  &  Co, 

^  •-  res  721  Chester 

Richardson  William  H,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Richardson  Wra  S,  student,  res  464  E  Twelfth 
Richardt  Ferdinand,  artist,  res  617  E  Eighteenth 
Richardt  J  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  617  E  Eighteenth 


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Richison  Dora  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1712  Eighth 
Richison  George  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1712  Eighth 
Richison  William  G,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1712  Eighth 
Richmond  Andrew,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Commercial  Union  Hotel 
Richter  Adolph,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  1327  Seventh  ave 
Richter  August,  res  1322  Seventh  ave 
Richter  Bernhard,  employe  HS  Crocker  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1322 

Seventh  ave 
Richter  Emil  G,  fringe  maker,  S  F,  Lorin 
Richter  Ernest,  engraver,  res  1322  Seventh  ave 
Richter  J  A.  scowman  S  P  Co,  res  765  Willow 
Richville  Win.  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co,  res  S  F 

Rickard  ,  reporter  Morning  Times,  res  513  Ninth 

Rickard  Elizabeth  A  Miss,  type  writer,  S  F,  res  1724  Cha 
Rickard  Jesse  J,  builder,  res  497  Twenty-fifth 
Rickard  Lena  Miss,  bookkeeder  Long,  res  1724  Chase 
Rickard  Maria  D  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1724  Chase 
Rickard  Michael,  mariner,  res  172  1  Chase 
Rickarda  M  domestic,  L270  Eighth 

Rickei  George,  res  728  Thirty-second 
Ricketl  R,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  L620  Eighth 
Ricketta  A  II.  atty-at-law,  S  F.  pea  L353  Eleventh  ave 
Rick'  A.  employe    Pacific  Iron   and  Nail  Co,  rea  752 

Brush 
Rickey  Daniel  B,  tinner,  rea  L363  Brush 
Ricord  W  C,  reporter  Examiner,  rea  577  Twelfth 
Riddel]  W,  engineer  8  P  Co.  rea  Grand  Western  Eotel 
Riddle  HP,  agl    Pacific  Coasl    Steamship  Co,  Eureka,  Cal, 

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Ridgeway  G<  K,  artist,  S  F.rea  Brunswick  Bouc 

Ridgly  Henry,  laborer,  raa  2046Chestnul 
Ridlon  Mary  A  M ps,  rea  s,">  Lewis 
Riehl  Emil,  music  tercher,  res  La  Clede  Hous< 
Rielly  Francis  J,  porter,  8  F,  res  L031  Chester 
RIESER  ALBERT  A  (J  G  Spence  &  Co)  rea  1253 

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Rigney  Agnes,  domestic,  1679  Eleventh  ave* 

Rigney  E  D  (Rigney  &  Murphy)  res  356  Seventh 

Rignev  John  J,  clerk   JAMES  A    JOYCE,  res    404 

Fifth 

Rigney  Martin,  laborer,  res  404  Fifth 

Rigney  M  C,  salesman  Brooklyn  Lumber  Yard,  res  835  Clay 

Rignav  Maggie  Miss,  res  404  Fifth 

RIGNEY  &  MURPHY,  (ED  Rigney  and  J  E 
Murphy)  proprietors  Nevada  Livery  and  Boarding 
Stable,  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Harrison  Telephone  418 
(see  advertisement  p  6) 

Rigney  Patrick,  hostler  Rigney  &  Murphy,  res  cor  Eighth 
and  Harrison 

Riker  J  D,  house  and  sign  painter,  res  658  Fifth 

Riley  A  T,  carpenter,  res  Clinton  House 

Riley  Columbus,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  1369 
Eleventh 

Riley  Curtis,  teamster  Crummey  &  Hall,  res  Stock  Yards 

Riley  E  A  Mrs,  res  608  Seventeenth 

Riley  Ed,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  713  Tenth 

Riley  Edward,  laborer,  res  657  Linden 

Riley  George  F,  ship  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1354  Eighth 

Riley  James,  gardener,  res  125  Third 

Riley  J  Claud,  clerk  M  J  Laymance  &  Co,  res  608  Seven- 
teenth 

Riley  John  H  W,  official  stenographer,  res  134  Hanover  ave 

Riley  John  J,  printer  Oakland    Tribune,  res  512  Twentieth 

Riley  Kate  Miss,  teacher,  res  e  s  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 

Riley  Lawrence,  Inmate  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Riley  Lycurgus  C,  carpenter,  res  Stock  Yards 

Riley  Mary  Miss,  teacher,  res  e  s  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 

Riley  Patrick,  farmer,  res  Stock  Yards 

Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1005  E  Fourteenth 

Riley  P  J,  waiter  Alexander  Campbell,  res  Tenth  nr  Frank- 
lin 

Riley  Richard,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Riley  Samuel,  stove  repairer  C  W  Kinsey,  res  817  Henry 

Riley  Thomas,  extraman  Truck  Co  No  1 

Rincke  Emily  Mrs,  matron  Receiving  Hospital,  res  924 
Twenty-fourth 

Rincke  John  E,  steward  Countv  Receiving  Hospital,  res 
924  Twenty-fourth 

Rine  Geo  W  Prof,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 

Ring  Daniel,  laborer,  res  369  Third 


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Z   Ring  Maty,  domestic,  1123  Mvrtle 
H  Q   Kingel  F  A,  tailor,  res  168  Fifth 

CO  2    Ringgenbers  Rudolph,   propr  East    Oakland    Brewerv,  401 
W  <  E  Twelfth,  res  409  E  Twelfth 

Rincgenberg  Rudolph,  foreman  Past   Oakland  Brewerv,  res 
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X  jj   Ringgold  David,  teamster  Renton   Coal  Co,  res   American 
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Ringolsky  S,  junk  dealer,  X\V  cor  Sixth  and  Webster 
Ringwall  Charles  E,  laborer,  res  1853  Union 
X       j  Riordan  Dennis,  coachman,  res  1155  Jackson 
CO         Riordan  Michael,  laborer,  res  Franklin    Hotel 
-J       I  Riordan  Timothy,  propr  Oberon   Saloon,  1321   San   Pablo 
ave,  res  same 
Riorden  William  J,  mill  hand  California   Door   Co,  res  520 
Howard 

-    Rioton  Adam  II,  porter  Pioneer  Woollen   Mills    Store,  S   F, 
gff             res  856  Henry 
^■^     Riplinger .  painter  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

HRisdon  J  N  Mrs,  res  871  Filbert 
Risdon  Robert  X,  produce  commission   merchant,  S   F,   rea 
95s  Eighth 
^^      Risedorf  Charles,  painter,  res  S.'U   Willow 
r^    Risedorf  Prank,  barber,  res  831  Willow 
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S    Ritchie  A  L  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  715  Thirteenth 
Ritchie  Holmes  E,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  807  Henry 
Ritchey  .1  B,  collector,  res  764  Fifth 
Ritter  Emil,  employe  Chas  W  Knox,  res  2320  Grove 
Ritter  Fred,  driver    Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San  Pablo 

»^|     Ritti_Lr>tein  A,  hardware,  M,.>San   Pablo  ave.  re<  -ame 
J^l     Rivard    Charle-,    teamster    Y    L    Port  in,  res  Washington  nr 
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UJ      Rivard  Richard,  teamster    Rav  Citv  Mills,  res  r.-J-l  Third 
■^    River  Bryan    II.  clerk  Wells,    Fargo  A  Co,  8    F,  res  716 
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H    River  Josie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  716  Jacks  n 
River    Louis  P,  clerk    Wells,    Fargo  6  Co,  8   F,  res   716 

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Rivers  Annie  Miss,  ironer  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  L826 
Twelfth 

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Rivet  Samuel,  driver  Louis  Hewlett,  res  1118  Eighth  ave  , 
Rixon  J    A,  coat    maker    M    J    KELLER,    res    362 

Tenth 
Roach  Cornelius,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1862  William 
Roach  Frank,  bartender,  361-363  Fifth 
Roach  Hannah  M  Mrs,  res  611  Adeline 
Roach    James    V,  mgr  Renton    Coal    Co,    413    Tenth,    res 

Arlington  House 
Roach  Julia  Mrs,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  710  Twenty- 
seventh,  res  same 
Roach  Julia,  domestic,  1247  Adeline 
Roach    Michael,    teamster    Fisher    &  Taylor,    res    669    E 

Twelfth 
Roach  Michael,  res  1815  Seventh 
Roach  Michael  J,  painter   and  extraraanrH  &  L  No  1,  res 

814  Alice 
Roach  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1823  Goss 
Roach  Peter,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1864  William 
Robart  Gustav,  engineer,  S  F,  res  818  Chester 
Robart  John,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  818  Chester 
Robart  Theodore,  engineer,  S  F,  res  818  Chester 
Robb  Charles,  painter,  res  823  Filbert  (rear) 
Robb  C  S,  conductor,  res  Clarendon  House 
!  Robb  Cyrus  W  (Robb  &  Lawlor)  res  827  Filbert 
!  Robb  James,  clerk  F  W  Page,  res  365  Tenth 
I  Robb   &  Lawlor   (C  W  Robb  &  Fred  Lawlor)  painting  and 

kalsomining,  827  Filbert  and  830  Jefferson 
Robb  Robert,  plumber  J  A  C  Macdonald 
!  Robbins  E  A  Mrs,  res  1883  Telegraph  ave 
;  Robbins  Francis  B,  student,  res  1883  Telegraph  ave 
|  Robbins  Howard  E,  student,  res  1883  Telegraph  ave 
I  Roberge  John  H,  painter,  res  1054  Broadway 
|  Roberson  Mary  Miss,  student,  res  1256  Market 
Roberson    Rufus    W,     agt    Pacific    Press,    S    F,    res    1256 

Market 
I  Roberts  Amos,  res  945  Chestnut 
!  Roberts  Annie  Mrs,  res  1129  E  Fifteenth 
I  Roberts  Anthony  J,  photographer,  res  1687  Twelfth 
Roberts  C  Fred,  baseballist,  res  San  Pablo  ave    nr  Forty- 
sixth 
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Roberts    Daniel    H,    student    High    School,    res    566    E 

Eleventh 
Roberts  Ed,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  808  Cedar 
Roberts  Edward  W,  mining  engineer,  res  487  Prospect 
Roberts  Emma  L  Miss,  res  945  Chestnut 


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Roberts  Frank,  cook  Milloglay  Bros,  res  522  Eighth 
Roberts  Frank  A,  ranch  owner,  res  945  Chestnut 
Roberts  Florence  A  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Fort}T-sixth 
Roberts  Geo  H,electrotyper  Pacific  Press,  res  776  Eighteenth 
Roberts  Grace  E  V  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-sixth 
Roberts  Griffith  M,  foreman   repairer   S   P  Co,   res   566  E 

Eleventh 
Roberts  Henry,  propr  Roberts'  Market,  1317  Telegraph  ave, 

res  567  Fourteenth 
Roberts  J,  employe  tannery,  res  Union  Hotel 
Roberts  James,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1706  Seward 
Roberts  James  M,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Roberts  Jennie  Mrs,  res  1815  Goss 
Roberts  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  S  F,  res  1687  Twelfth 
Roberts  Joseph,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 
Roberts  Lenora,  waitress  Brunswick  Hoase,  res  same 
Roberts  Lizzie  C  Miss,  res  945  Chestnut 
Roberts  Mary  Mrs,  res  808  Cedar 

Roberts  Maud  M  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-sixth 
Roberts  Henry  M,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  566  E  Eleventh 
Roberts  Robert  J,  architect,  res  1257  E  Eleventh 
Roberts  Scott,  laborer,  res  n  s   Linden   bet   Broadway  and 

Telegraph  ave 
Roberts  Thomas  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1830  William 
Roberts  V  E  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  La  Clede  House 
Roberts  W  H  (Jefr'ress,  Mitchell  &  Co)  res  555  Frederick 
Roberta  Win  Hy,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1151  Broadway, 

res  555  Nineteenth 
Robertson  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  807  Harrison 
Robertson  A  A,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1814  Atlantic 
Robertson  Alexander, ship  carpenter  S  P  Co,res  1816  Atlantic 
Robertson  Archibald,  laborer,  res  2128  Union 
Robertson  Barbara  Miss,  res  1028  Second  ave 
Robertson     Boling    C,    commission    merchant,    res    L519 

Twenty-fourth  ave 
Robcrt-on  I  Catherine  Mrs.  res  1 259  ( lampbell 
Robertson  Daniel,  foreman  8  P  Co,  res  L814  Atlantic 
Robertson  Edith   Miss,  weigher  Judson   Manufacturing  Co, 

res  2128  Union 
£      Robertson  Emily  Miss,  pea  609  Kennedy 
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mSi    Robertson  George  M,  civil  engineer,  res  L816  Atlantic 

J?     Itohrrtson    II     Ale\.  «'iiL';in<<  r   California    and    Nevada    Kail- 

l^^l         way,  res  l  137  San  Pablo  ave 

F-tH*  Robertson  James,  employe  V  Bicotte,  res  L685  Eighth 


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^H  a   Robertson  Jane  Miss,  res  609  Kennedy 

§   Robertson  John,  printer,  res  Weber  Hotel 
jS  *!  Robertson    John,  machisist    Oakland    Iron    Works,   res    E 
Fourteenth  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth  aves 
Robertson  John,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills   Co,  res 

917  E  Fourteenth  (rear) 
Robertson  John,  supt  California  Jute  Mills,  res  1028  Second 

ave 
Robertson  Mary  Miss,  res  1028  Second  ave 
1  ^  g  j  Robertson  Mary  Miss,  res  1814  Atlantic 
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Robertson  Robert,  baker,  res  917  E  Fourteenth  (rear) 
Robertson  Sarah  Mrs,  res  972  Thirty-fifth 
Robertson  Thomas  J,  laborer,  S  F,  res  2128  Union 
Robert    Adolph,    mill  hand,  California    Door    Co,    res   566 

Twenty-second 
Robins  Ada  F  Miss,  teacher,  res  669  Seventeenth 
Robins  E  M  Miss,  student,  res  669  Seventeenth 
Robms  F  C  H,  clerk,  res  669  Seventeenth 
^j|  j  Robins  F  T  Mrs,  res  669  Seventeenth 
53  &   Robins  George,  capitalist,  res  2369  Telegraph  ave 
§  5  I  Robins  H  A  Miss,  teacher  Harrison  School,  res    669  Seven- 
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Robins  Samuel,    cutter    Buckingham    &    Hecht,    S   F,    res 

w  s  Broadway  bet  Columbus  ave  and  Vernon 
Robinson  Aaron,  steam  carping  beating  and    laying,    1010 

Franklin,  res  same 
Robinson  Alex  W,  potter,  res  519  Sixteenth 
Robinson  Anderson,  horse  breaker,  res  2136  Magnolia 


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JT  SJ  Robinson  Charles  F,  propr  Chieftain  Stables,  NW  cor  Ninth 

W  ■§;  and  West,  res  820  Ninth 

w,  Q.  Robinson  Chester  L,  salesman  C  M  Plum  &  Co,    S    F,    res 

^  ^1  1371  Eighth 

™  cc  Robinson  Daniel  T,  miner,  res  1011  Twentv-sixth 

2C  K  Robinson  David  W,  printer,  res   1016  E  Sixteenth 

UJ  ^  Robinson  Edmund  C,  student,  res  1214  Filbert 

LU    -  ROBINSON     EDWARD      C,      atlorney-at-law, 

^  *|  906  Broadway,  rooms  19-20,  res  911  Grove 

^  2  Robinson  Edward  R,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  817  Harrison 

Uj  5  Robinson  EmmaH  Miss,  variety  store,    959    Campbell,    res 

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I  ■*  Robinson  Frank,  carpet  layer    Aaron   Robinson,    res    1010 

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Robinson  Geo,  salesman   Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  cor  E  Four- 
teenth and  Nineteenth  ave 
Robinson  George  F,  Major  pay  dept  USA,  res  1214    Fil- 
bert 
Robinson  Geo  Prentiss,  student  U  C,  res  1214  Filbert 
Robinson  H,  cigar  mfr,  531  Eighth,  res  same 
Robinson  H  Misa,  saleslady  Max  Greenhood  &  Co,   res    cor 

Taylor  and  Peralta 
Robinson  Harry,  foundry  man,  res  917  Fifth 
Robinson  Henry,  plasterer,  res  cor  Twenty-sixth  ave  and  E 

Eleventh 
Robinson  Henry  Jr,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Twenty-sixth 

ave  and  E  Eleventh 
Robinson  J,  night  operator  S  P  Co,  res  2223  Chestnut 

Robinson  James,  laborer,  res High 

Robinson  James,  employe  F  Sicotte,  res  1685  Eighth 
Robinson  James  H,  iron  worker    Union   Iron   Works,  S  F, 

res  1273  Fifth  ave 
Robinson  J  B,  teamster,  Remillard  Brick  Co 
Robinson  J,  printer    Tribune    Publishing    Co,    res    Webers 

Hotel 
Robinson  J  Chester,  clerk  Berkeley  Lumber  Yard,  res  1011 

Twenty-sixth 
Robinson  J  L  (L  E  Clawson  &  Co)  res  S  F 
Robinson  J  M,  bookkeeper  Keystone  Boiler  Work-.  S  F   res 

L357  Eleventh  ave 
Robinson    ohn,  laborer,  res  41<>  Tenth 
Robinson  John   A.  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1273  Fifth  ave 
Robinson  John  A  Jr,    apprenticeO  E  L  &   M    Co,   res    1273 

Fifth  ave 
Robinson  Lottie  Miss,  res  817  Harrison 
Robinson  Oscar  M.  Bign  painter,  res  LOU  Twenty-sixth 
Elobinson  Peter,  teamster,  8  F,  res  (.M7  Peralta 
Robinson  P  J,  piano  and  organ  tuner  and  repairer  o(  musi- 

c  il  instruments,  3  111  Twelfth,  res  1419  ('astro 
Elobinson  Reuel,  curator  Central  [leading   Rooms,  res   Free 

Library  Building 
Robinson  Richard,  porter  Blake  Elonse,  res  same 
Robin  so  n  Thomas  M ,  deputy  county  assessor,  res  911  Grov< 
Elobinson  Thomas  P,  base  ball  mgr,  res  L460  Ninth 
Elobinson  Washington    I.   customs  officer,   8    F,    res    1415 

Ninth 
Elobinson  Agnes,  employe  California   Hosiery  Co,  lea   559 

Sixth 

Elobinson  Edward,  helper  s  p  Co,  res  ">•"'(.,  Sixth 
Elobohm  Louis,  salesman  Eiben  A   Nor,  res  948  Peralta 


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Rocca  John,  saloon,  First  ave  nr  Telegraph   ave,  res   same 
Roche  Edward,  gardener,  res  s  s  Forty-third  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Roche  Edward  D,  gardener  Geo  Morrow,  res  n  s   Columbus 

ave  cor  Second 
Roche  James  D,  carpenter,  res  1102  E  Twenty-fourth 
Roche  Kate  Mrs,  res  1102  E  Twenty-fourth 
Rochnert  Fred  Mrs,  res  1522  Third' 
Rock  Mary  Miss,  waitress,  res  Girard  House 
Rockefellow  Dollie  Miss,  teacher   Lockwood  District  School 
Rockhill  Edward,  heater,  S  F,  res  103  Hannah 
Rockliff  Frank,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Rocks  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co,   res  w   s  Telegraph    ave    nr 

Forty-third 
Rockwell  Frank,  route  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res    932 

Poplar 
Rocky  L,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's   quarry,  res 

same 
Rocovich  Luke,  fruit  and  candies,  913  Seventh,  res  same 
Rocovich  M,  restaurant  and   coffee  saloon,  844  Market 
Rodda  William  H,  marble  cutter  Amador   Marble  Co,  res 

same 
Roddin  James,  painter,  res  1158  Union 
Roddin  Joseph,  blacksmith,  res  1158  Union 
Roddin  Kate  Miss,  res  1158  Union 
Roddin  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1158  Union 
Roddin  Robert,  blacksmith,  res  1158  Union 
Rode  C,  bicycle  repair  works,  869  Center,  res  same 
Rode  Otto  F,  employe  C  Rode,  res  869  Center 
Roderick  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  455  Pacific 
Roderick  Mary  Mrs,  res  705  Campbell 
Rodericks  Anton,  laborer,  res  923  E  Fourteenth 
Rodger  Andrew,  mining,  res  2020  Adeline 
Rodgers  Antone,  employe  J  M  Rose,  res  707  Campbell 
Rodgers  Bros  (Edward   J    and    Joseph  C)    saloon,    625    E 

Twelfth 
Rodgers  Edward  J  (Rodgers  Bros)  res  Union  Hotel 
Rodgers  Frank,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Rodgers  George  D,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1063  Wood 
Rodgers  Joseph,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res    cor    Seventh    and 

Wood 
Rodgers  Joseph,  laborer,  res  219  Louisa 
Rodgers  Joseph  C  (Rodgers  Bros)  res  Union  Hotel 
Rodgers  Manuel,  laborer,  S  P  Co 
Rodolph ,  surveyor,  361  and  363  Fifth 


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Rodolph  C  T,  dentist,  1169    Broadwav,    rooms  7  and  8,  res 

1409  Brush 
Rodolph  Frank  B,  photograper    and    books  and  stationery, 

969  Washington,  res  966  Clay 
Rodolph  G  W,  dentist  1169  Broadwav,  rooms  6,  7  and  8,  res 

966  Clay 
Rodolph  S    F,  physician    and   surgeon,  office  and    res    966 

Clay 
Rodrick  John,    laborer    freight    steamer    Transit,  res    1378 

Seventeenth 
Rodrigues  J  C,  restaurant,  675  E  Twelfth 
Rodrigues  J  H,  boots  and  shoes,  806  E  Fourteenth 
Roddriguez  HO,  artist,  S  F,  res  171  E  Tenth 
Rodriguez  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  171  E  Tenth 
Rodwick    Ernest    C,    painter,    610  E   Twelfth,    res    Beulah 

Park 
Roe  Theophilus,  finisher  cement  pavements,  res  265  Second 
Roemer  Gustave  A  (Roemer  A:  Stiller)  res  976  Cypress 
Roemer  cV:  Stiller  (Gustave    A    Romer  and  Paul  B   Stiller) 

The  Eclipse  Saloon,  1456  Seventh 
Roesch  Charles,  carpenter,  res  1063  Fourteenth  aw 
Roesch  Charles,  laoorer,  res  1179  Sixteenth  ave 
Roeth  Charles,  sec  Swiss-Italian  Paste  Co,  res  511  Fifth 
Roeth  Geo,  sec  Eagle  Box    and    Manufacturing  Co,  res  1232 

Filberl 
Roff  Harry   L,  agt  and  adjuster  Home  and  Phcenix  Insur- 
ance companies,   Alameda  County,  972  Broadwav,   res 

509  Twenty-fourth 
Roff  Virgie  Miss,  clerks  II  L  Roff,  res  509  Twenty-fourth 
Roffi  Angelo,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  755  Jef- 
ferson 
Rogers .  employee  8  PCo,  res  504  Fifteenth 

era  Ada  B  Mi  —  ,  rea  l  72  1  Seward 

era  Albert  II,  propi  New  York  Dairy,  refl  Hayes  Canyon 

era  Alice,  domestic,  rea   1224  Eighth 

era  Alice  Miss,  rea  L635  I  lurtia 

C  I>.  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  rea  l005Webster 
Rogers  Edward  A, clerk,  S  F,  rea  1508  Ninth 
Rogers  Blisha  P.  marine  engineer,  res  1034  Chestnut 

era  Elizabeth  Mrs,  ladies'  uurse,  res  762  Alice 
l:  >gere  Eu  ene, helper  8  E  Brooks,  rea  l(|<l~>  Webster 
Eva  Miss,  rea  176  Twelfth 

era  F  A  Mrs,  propr   Welldon   Souse,    176   Twelfth,  res 

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Rogers  Prank  (Focha  &  Rogers)  rea  L 062  Washington 
Prank,  watchman  8  PCo,res718  E  Fourteenth 


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Rogers  Henry,  office  S  F,  res  1209  Jackson 

Rogers  Henry  R,  artesian  well  borer,  res  825  Kirkham 

Rogers  J,  painter  S  P  Co 

Rogers  James,  sewer   contractor,  1172   Broadway,  res  1535 
Curtis 

Rogers  James  Jr,  deputy  pound  master,  res  1535  Curtis 

Rogers  James  H,  mariner,  res  1724  Seward 

Rogers    John,    domestic    St    Joseph's    Academy,    res    205 
Fourth 

Rogers  John,  butcher  Hugh  White 

Rogers  John,  artesian  well  borer,  res  541  Fortieth 

Rogers  Josiah  B,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res  825  Kirkham 

Rogers  Mary  Miss,  res  1535  Curtis 

Rogers  Noah  G,  farmer  Los  Gatos,  res  1209  Jackson 

Rogers  Phillip,  artesian  well  borer,  res  541  Fortieth 

Rogers  Robert  D,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1063  Wood 

Rogers  Solomon  D,  bookkeeper  Judson  Manufacturing  Co, 
res  913  Eighteenth 

Rogers  Thomas,  butcher,  res  1535  Curtis 

Rogers  Theresa  Miss,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Rogers  T  J,  mfr  jewelry,  res  1062  Eleventh  ave 
Rogers  Win  H,  butcher  Owen  Lafferty,  res  Overland  House 
Rohan  Edward,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 
Rohan  James,  carpet  layer,  res  369  Thirteenth 
Rohan  John,  wood  and  coal  cor  Fifth  and  Washington,  res 
*      503  Fifth 

Rohan  Thomas,  carpet  layer,  res  369  Thirteenth 
Roher  Joseph,  gardener,  res  1228  Franklin 
Rohl  Oscar  G,  laborer,  res  2020  Union 
Rohr  Mary  L  Miss,  seamstress,  res  1718  Filbert 
Rohrbach  John  P,  clerk  D  Bruns,  res  Commercial  Union 

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Rohrbach  J  P  (J  P  Rohrbach  &  Co)  res  1720  Seventh 
ROHRBACH  J  P  &  CO  (J  P  Rohrbach  and  Geo 

Brand)  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  1720  Seventh 
Rohrbacher  Martin,  bartender  Tivoli  Saloon,  res  946  Wood 
Rohrs  Fritz  E,  res  1170  Sixteenth  ave 
Rohrweber  August,  res  cor  Forty-fifth  and  Salem 
Roland  George  L,  engineer  steamer  Jfermen,  res  979  Center 
Rowland   Harry,   plumber  Oakland  Windmill  Co,   res  cor 

Third  and  Center 
Roland  John  W,  clerk  general  baggage  office  S  P  Co,  S  F, 

res  1371  Harrison 
Roland  Mary  M  Mrs,  res  979  Center 

Rolands ,  bricklayer,  res  524  Sixteenth 

Rolin  Henry,  res  2253  Adeline 


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Rollings  George  F,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1419  Third 

Rollings  Lizzie  Mrs,  res   1419  Third 

Rollins  Alvord,  res  1371  Twelfth 

Rollins  Emma  Miss,  res  755  Willow 

Rollins  Frank  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1371  Twelfth 

Rollins  Frank  R,  ship  caulker,  res  1371  Twelfth 

Rollins  Holman  C,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1766  Goss 

Rollins  Lillian  T  Miss,  res  1766  Goss 

Rollins  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1371  Twelfth 

Rollond  Julius  Z,  cabinet  maker,  S  F,  res  716  Fourth 

Romer  Jacobine  P  H  Mrs,  dairy,  Melrose 

Romer  Louis  J,  designer,  res  Melrose 

Romer  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  res  Melrose 

Romer  Wm,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Rom  meek    Julius,   mfr    windmills,   467  Eighth,    res     1620 

Myrtle 
Romo  Romualdo,  salesman.  S7S  Milton 
Ronaldson  Thomas,  res  Lorin 
Ronan  Delia,  domestic,  91S  Center 
Ronan  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  1630  Union 
Rooncv  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1302  Franklin 
Rooney  John  F,  traveling  agent,  8  F.  rea  953  Kirkham 

ney  Owen  F.  propr  Pier  Restaurant,  res  610  Tenth 
Root  Alfred  W.  farmer,  Modesto,  res  1215  Oak 
RootChas  R,  clerk    Whittier,    Fuller  &  Co,  8    F.  res   B20 

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Root  Maria  S  Mrs,  propr  St    Lawrence    House,  1309    Broad- 
way, rea  Bame 
pke  Adelina  Miss,  domestic,  rea  541  Nineteenth 
Rosborough  Alex  J,  solicitor  Oakland  Home   Insurance 

rea  1 769  Nineteenth  ave 
Rosborough   Alexander  M.  atty-at-law,  (.»-_M    Broadway, 

L769  Nineteenth  ave 
E  A  Mrs,  rea  s"  1 1    Broadway 
!;•>-•■  Edward,  bartender  Wm  Stecker,  rea  lsl<>  Seventh 
Rose  Prank,  deck  hand  8  1'  ( '".  rea  711  Peralta 

rpenter  <  Oakland  Windmill 
[lose  John  II.  foreman  Jamea  Walsh,  rea  Stock  Yarda 

ph  M,  barber  and   baths,  867   Broadway,  rea    152 

Eighth 

Manuel,  farmer,  rea  I  [ayea  ( 'anon 
Manuel,  lab  on  r  8  P  Co,  rea  l  T 1  * ;  Pacific 
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Theodora  :  U8  Third 

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Rose  William  J,  paper  hanger,  res  1909  West 

Rosen  Erie,   carpenter   Burnham-Standeford   Co,   res    1219 

Fourteenth 
Rosenberg  C  and  A  Misses  (C  C  Rosenberg  and  S  A  Rosen- 
berg) dressmakers,  523  Tenth 
Rosenberg  Catherine  C  Miss  (Misses  C  and  A   Rosenberg) 

res  523  Tenth 
Rosenberg  Chas  M,  clerk  L  Rosenberg,  res  214  Eleventh 
Rosenberg  Joseph,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  billiard  parlor, 

959  Broadway,  res  1113  Jefferson 
Rosenburg  Joseph  M,  grocer,  601  Sixteenth,  res  same 
Rosenberg  Lazarus,  cigars   and  tobacco,  923  Broadway,  res 

214  Eleventh 
Rosenberg  Maurice,  res  214  Eleventh 
Rosenberg  Michael,  glazier    California    Door    Co,   res    259 

Eighth 
Rosenberg  Nathan,  stock  broker,  res  1113  Jefferson,  S  F 
Rosenberg  Rachael  Miss,  dressmaker  259  Eighth,  res  same 
"Rosenberg  Rebecca,  tailoress  Greenhood  &  Moran,  res  259 

Eighth 
Rosenberg  Rudolph,  errand  boy  Kast  &  Co,  res  259  Eighth 
Rosenberg  S  A  Miss  (Misses  C   and  A  Rosenberg)   res  523 

Tenth 
Rosenberg  Samuel,  clerk  Geo  Samuels,  res  259  Eighth 
Rosenberg  Therese  Miss,  solicitor  Anglo-Nevada  Assurance 

Corporation,  res  214  Eleventh 
Rosenberg  Tillie  Miss,  teacher  elocution,  res   214  Eleventh 
Rosenheim  Phillip,  candies,  fruit  and  vegetables,  w  s  Tele- 
graph ave  nr  Forty-ninth,  res  same 
Rosenk  Gustav,  physician   and   surgeon,  410   Seventh,   res 

same 
Rosenstock  Fred,  farmer,  res  s  s  Weston  ave  nr  Telegraph 

ave 
Rosenthal  A  Mrs,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  819 

Broadway,  res  same 
Rosenthal  F  W,  salesman,  res  1143  Linden 
Rosenthal   Joseph,    clothing    and    furnishing    goods,    837 

Broadway,  res  56  i  Seventh 
Rosewarne  James   employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail   Co,  res 

612  Filbert 
Rosewarne  Thomas,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and   Nail  Co,  res 

612  Filbert 
Rosina  Frank,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1263  Cypress 
Ross  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  Henry  House 

Ross ,  carpenter,  res  519  Eighth 

Ross  Agnes  Miss,  waitress  Kelsey  House,  res  same 


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ROSS    ALEX,  proprietor    The  Brunswick,  NW    cor 

Ninth  and  Washington 
Ross  Alexander,  salesman  Bennett  &  Son,  res  1526^  Broad- 
way 
Ross  Alexander,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Ross  A  J,  special  police  officer,  res  Eighth  nr  Broadway 
Ross  D  M,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Ross  George,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Ross  Harvey  L,  farmer,  res  457  Twenty-sixth 
Ross  House*  C  H  Cutter  propr,  469i  Ninth 
Ross  Lou  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  504  Thirteenth 
Ross    Malcolm    A,  wood   worker  Oakland  Carriage    Co,  res 

Randlett  House 
Ross  Nathan,  res  718  Filbert 

Ross  Walter,  boot  black  stand,  SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Broad- 
way, res  1128  Thirteenth  ave 
Ross  Wm,  painter,  res  410  Tenth 
Rosser  George  W,  plasterer ,  res  1019  Pine 
Rossi  Dorainico,  laborer  P  C  R  <[iiarry 
Rossi  J  Mrs,  groceries,  718  Webster,  res  same 

<i  Louis,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Rossini  Charles, engineer  S  P  Co,  res  879  Cedar 
Rosso's  Cottage,  Taylor  &  Rubiolo  proprs,  E  Twelfth   opp 

Lake  Merritt 
Rossman  Edith  M  Miss',  res  823  Isabella 
Rostochel  Prank,  Laborer,  re?  Prescoti  Hous 
Rotermundl   Emil,  sawyer   Eagle  Box  and    Manufacturing 

Co,  res  857  Chester 
Roterinundt  Hugo,  book  ruler,  S  F,res  L406  Eleventh 
rmnndl  otto  H,   plumber   and  gasfitter,  s">7  Ches 
res  same 
Roth  Charles  W,bar  tender  Charles  Koboldt,  cor  Thirteenth 

ave  and  E  Eleventh 
Rothenberg  B  B,  whole-ale  and  retail  wines  and  liquors 

Broadway,  res  1  L36  Filbert 
Elothenberg  Louis,  salesman   S  B  Rothenberg,  res  1136  Fil- 
bert 
Rothenbush  Fred,  upholsterer   II  Schellhaas,  res  Broadway 

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Rother  ('bar!-  I    Twenty-third 

Rotherman  Henry  D,  bookkeeper,  res  1  120  Ninth 
Rotherman  John,  saloon  keeper,  8  F,  rea  L420  Ninth 
Rouch  I        M  ic,  rea  I  1 s  Ninth 

Rouille  Louis,  bostler  OC  R  Co,  res  Emeryville 
Roulstone  A  J,  minirj  Ml  E  Sixteenth 

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Roundey  Arthur  L,  news    agt  Enquirer,  res    503  E   Four- 
teenth 
Roundey  Chas  E,  news  agt,  S  F,  res  503  E  Fourteenth 
Roundey  Hannah  Mrs,  res  503  E  Fourteenth 
Roundey  J  L,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  503  E  Fourteenth 
Roundey  Mamie  E  Miss,  res  503  E  Fourteenth 
Rourke  Henry,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Rourke  James  H,  propr  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  Stock  Yards, 

res  same 
Rourke  Terrance,  cattle  dealer,  res  862  Campbell 
Rouse  Samuel,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch 

BOUSE  WA&CO(WA  Rouse,  C  W  Hunt  and  W 
H  Rouse)  commission    merchants  and  dealers   in  fruit 
and  general  produce,  476,478  Eleventh 
Rouse  Warren  A  (W  A  Rouse  &  Co)  488  Twenty-fifth 
Rouse  William  H  (W  A  Rouse  &  Co)  res  Vernal  Heights 
Roussel  Paul,  sausage  maker,  521  Seventh,  res  same 
Roussey  Emile,  fisherman,  res  Long  Wharf 
Rowan  Thomas,  blacksmith  OCR  Co,  res  n  s  Forty-second 

bet  Telegraph  ave  and  Grove 
Rowe  Albert,  shipwright,  res  1121  Brush 
.Rowe  Albert  J,  clerk,  res  921  Poplar 

Rowe  Edward  E,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  921  Poplar 
Rowe  Orena  Mrs,  widow,  res  Pleasant  Valley 
Rowe  Richard  R,  mail  messenger,  res  798  Jefferson 
Rowell  H  M  Mrs,  res  1018  Clay 
Rowell  Helen  F  Miss,  res  1018  Clay 
Rowell  Joseph  C,  librarian  U  C,  res  2207  West 
Rowell  William,  carpenter,  res  Pullman  Hotel 
Rowland  Dollie  Miss,  res  812  Lewis 

Rowland  Edward, -saloon,  829  Washington,  res  808  Sixteenth 
Rowland  E  E  Mrs,  res  1662  William 
Rowland  George  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  812  Lewis 
Rowland  M  L  Miss,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  586  Caledo- 
nia ave 
Rowlands  Henry  W,  machinist,  res  1431  Third 
Rowlands  John  R,  engineer,  res  1431  Third 
Rowlands  William  T,  carpenter,  res  1431  Third 
Rowse  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  310  B 
Royal,  Norwich    Union   and  Lancashire    of  London,    B  B 

Laton  agt,  468  Ninth 
Royce  Frank  L,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res   769  Twenty-second 
Royce  Lorenzo  D,  supt  Judson  Works,  res  1843  Myrtle 
Roye  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Roza  Frank,Jlaborer  S  P  Co 
Rozier  Alphonse,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1057  Wood 


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LU  Kozo  Mary  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

2   Rube  John,  house  painter,  res  1416  Eleventh 
Rubel  A  Miss,  res  Bravton  Block 
'(/)  ^   Rubel  Hallie  Miss,  res  Bravton  Block 
UJ  ^   Rubel  Sam  (Smith  &  Rubel)  res  505  Eleventh 

QQ  _j   Ruben ,  fruit  and  vegetables,  res  s  w  cor  Eleventh  and 

LU  ^  Washington 

X  ^   Rubert  Daniel  H,  driver,  res  1937  Filbert 
H  O  Rubert  Edgar,  res  1937  Filbert 
£-,       [  Rubert  Frank  D,  driver,  res  1737  Filbert 
Rubert  S  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1937  Filbert 
X         Rubin  Harris,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  918  Center 
CO       [  Rubridge  Kate  Mrs,  varieties,  res  707  E  Twelfth 
j       J  Ruch  Andrew  S,  contractor,  res  2920  Maple 
DQ         Rude  Mollie  Miss,  res  1018  Adeline 
3         Rudgear  Andrew,  nickel  plater,  S  F,  res  946  Magnolia 

^"       !  Rudolph ,  cooper  res  566  Sixth 

I  Rudolph  August  C,  sailmaker,  S  F,  res  1471  Fifth 

^    Rudolph  Edward,  jeweler,  res  w  s    Adeline    nr  Thirty-sixth 
Rudolph  Levi,  student  Dupue  «fe  Aydelotte's  Business   Col- 

Hlege,  res  1510  Ninth 
Rudolph  Louis,  student,  res  1471  Fifth 
Rudolph  Robert,  res  Lorin 
JP    Rudolph  W  F  (Benedict,  Rudolph  &  Co)  res  960  Eighteenth 
^■4     Rudolph  William,  res  1471    Fifth 
k^j     Rue  H  P,  compositor  Pacific  Press    res   715  Twelfth 

:  Rue  Mary,  domestic,  618  E  Fourteenth 
K        Rued  John  C  (J  C  Rued  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1160  Eighth 
m        Rued]  Christ,  butcher.  Berkeley  Market,  res  320  Eighth 
^j     Ruedi  Catherine  Miss,  Lodgings,  res  320  Eighth 
^P     Uucdv  A  (Kuedv  it  YneLielin)    Eureka  Hotel 

*H    EUEDY   HENRY,  propr  Ruedy's    Hotel,    BE    cor 

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3G      KuedyV    Hotel,    Henry  Kuedy    propr,   SE    cor  Seventh   and 

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HRuel  Clarisse  Mrs,  res  L330  Linden  ^  I 

Rugg  1  m  rtrude  <  >  Mh         -  L272  Seventh  ave  ^  I] 

WRugg  .'  P,mining  supt, San  Dinas,  Mexico,  rea  L272Seventh    S  j 
Rugglea  Wm  A.  rea  L379  Telegraph  ave 
^j     Rugland  Samuel  C,  bailor,  S  F,  rea  Chase  off  Pine 

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Runcle  C  M  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 

Rundell  Jesse  T,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  825 
Twenty-ninth 

Rundell  Martin,  carpenter,  res  825  Twenty-ninth 

Runk  L  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  1643  Filbert 

Runkle  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 

Runnels  T  B  Mrs,  res  822  Twelfth 

Runnels  W  A,  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  822  Twelfth 

Runyon  Fred,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Runyon  N  R,  carpenter,  re's  Areata  House 

Runyon  Paul,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  864  Peralta 

Runyon  Susan  Mrs,  teacher  Tomkins  School,  res  934  Per- 
alta 

Runyon  Wm  S,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  864  Peralta 

Rupp  Philip,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Rupprecht  Phillip,  bookkeeper  Gier  &  Shulze,  res  1668 
Broadway 

Rush  A  (Morse  &  Rush)  res  586  Twentieth 

Rush  Matthew,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Commercial  Union  Hotel 

Rushmore  Catharine  Mrs,  res  756  Brush 

Rushmore  William,  gardener  T  0  Crawford,  res  756  Brush 

Russ  John,  fire  insurance,  468  Tenth,  res  911  Market 

Russ  Raymond  J,  student  High  School,  res  911  Market 

Russau  James  H,  mailing  clerk  Oakland  post-office,  res  562 
Charter 

Russau  John  M,  capitalist,  res  562  Charter 

Russell  Amber  Miss,  musie  teacher,  res  1059  Ninth  ave 

Russell  Anthony,  laborer,  406  First 

Russell  Asbury  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  905  Broadway 
room  4,  res  same 

Russell  Chas  J,  butcher  Glaze  Bros,  res  1059  Ninth  ave 

Russell  C  Lulu  Miss,  kindergarten,  cor  Twenty-fifth  and 
Broadway,  res  215  Thirteenth 

Russell  Edward  K  (Farwell  &  Russell)  res  616  Fifteenth 

Russell  Eli  F,  real  estate  and  mining,  Tacoma,  res  215  Thir- 
teenth 

Russell  Etta  M  Miss,  domestic,  res  918  Chester 

Russell  Geo  A  (Craft  &  Russell)  res  1059  Ninth  ave 

Russell  Geo  W,  res  1059  Ninth  ave 

Russell  Geo  W,  res  517  Eleventh 

Russell  H  A,  collector,  res  610  Fourth 

Russell  Harry,  stableman  Kane  &  Daly,  1352  San  Pablo 
ave 

Russell  Helen  Mrs,  nurse  Fabiola  Hospital,  res  same 

Russell  Inez  Mrs,  res  628  Seventeenth 


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Russell  James,  time  keeper  S  F  Tool  Co,  Oakland  office,  res 

469  Twenty-fourth 
Russell  James  A,  salesman  Tucker  &  Co,  res  Temescal 
Russell  James  F,  painter,  1725  Goss,  res  same 
Russell  James  M,  capitalist,  res  1680  Webster 
Russell   John   S,  carpenter,   res  E  Twenty-first  nr  Twenty- 
third  ave 
Russell  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1S74  Atlantic 
Russell  M  T,  res  2070  Thirteenth  ave 
Russell  Sadie  E  Miss,  teacher  Orinda  Park  School,  res  1059 

Ninth  ave 
Russell    Wilder  W,  paper  hanger   Farwell   &   Russell,   res 

606  E  Twentieth 
Russell  William,  laborer,  res  1057  Alice 
Rust  Edward  A,  barber,  res  715  Jefferson 
Rus1  John  B,  mfrs  agent,  res  724  Seventeenth 
Ruther  Frederick,  res  1316  Tenth 

Rutherford  Ann  Mrs,  res  Peralta  ave  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Rutherford  Charles  B,  painter  and  paper  hanger.  304  Tenth 
Rutherford  David,  real  estate,  S  F,  re-  Ml  Thirteenth 
Rutherford    Edward   B,   clerk  California  Door   Co,  res  304 

Tenth 
Rutherford    Isabella    Miss,    res    Peralta    ave   nr  Fruit  Vale 

ave 
Rutherford  James,  engineer  California  Cotton  Mills  Co 
Rutherford  Jessie  Miss,  res  Peralta  ave   nr   Fruit    Yale  ave 
Rutherford   John   G,  carpenter   and  foreman  Fire  Co  Xo  5, 

res  v7o  Milton 
Rutherford  Joseph,  gardener.   \E  cor  Thirty-second   and 

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tutherford  Lucy  A  Mrs,  res  826  Fourteenth 
Lutherford    Margaret   Mi>>.   res   Peralta  ave   nr  Fruit  Vale 

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lutherford   Robert,  helper  Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co 
lutherford  T  W.  engineer  S  I'  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Lutherford    Win.    supt    California    Cotton    Mills  ( 

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Lutherford  William  M,  rancher,  r<  -  826  Fourteenth 
Uiter  Win.  dyer  Washington  street,  n  -  L570  Chestnut 
tutter  Charles,  [machinist,  8  F,  rea  L015  Webster 
hitter  Frank,  student,  res  L015  Webster 
tutter  M  A  M  mm;,  Webster 

hitter  Nellie  Miss,  tailoress,  Anderson,  rea  L015  Webster 

(will  Joseph  I".  mouldi  r.  6  F,  rea  3  17  B  i 

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Ryan  Dennis,  laborer,  Charter  Oak  Hotel 

Ryan    Eugene,    dyer    Philadelphia    Dye    Works,    res 

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Ryan  J.  painter  Elbert  Olney 
Ryan  James,  horse  clipper,  res  1703  Union 
Ryan  Jerry,  employe  Phoenix  Foundry 
Ryan    Jerry,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and  Nail    Co,  res  1091 

Third 
Ryan  John,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  467  Tenth 
Ryan  John,  ball  player,  res  1455  Adeline 
Ryan   John    G,    barkeeper  Hershfield   &  Burnette,  res  467 

Tenth 
Ryan  Loyal  F,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  864  Union 
Ryan  Lu  Miss,  bookkeeper  E  J  Murphy,  res  539  Delger 
Ryan  Mark,  gardener  J  L  De  Fremery,  res  1455  Adeline 
Ryan  Martin,  blacksmith,  867  Clay,  res  557  Eighth 
Ryan  May  Mrs,  restaurant,  1815  Seventh 
Ryan  Mary  Miss,  res  805  Castro 
Ryan  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  679i  Sixth 
Ryan  &  Mellor  (Peter  F  Ryan  and  James  F  Mellor)    furni- 
ture, 1158  Broadway 
Ryan  Michael,  teamster    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,    res 

Alameda 
Ryan  Michael  J,  cider  mfr,  526  Sixth,  res  same 
Ryan  Mike,  hostler  Hunt  Bros,  res  514  Fourteenth 
Ryan  Oliver,  Bay  City  Saloon,  653  Washington,  res  same 
Ryan  Patrick,  Log    Cabin   Restaurant,    1809    Seventh,   res 

same 
Ryan  Peter  F  (Ryan  &  Moller)  res  535  Fifteenth 
Ryan  Ralph,  dealer  in    new    and    second    hand  stoves,  460 

Thirteenth,  res  cor  Thirty-seventh  and  Market 
Ryan  Richard,  employe  Folsom  Prison,  res  1808  William 
Ryan  Sarah  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1323  San  Pablo  ave 
Ryan  Thomas,  bricklayer,  res  1455  Adeline 
Ryan  Wm  J,  engineer,  res  Newland  House 
Rydberg  Matilda,  domestic,  1018  Eighteenth 
Ryden  Christina  Mrs,  widow,  res  2020  Union 
Ryder  Claudius,  employe  Electric  Light  Co,  res  513  Tenth 
Ryder  Elliott,  Pacific  Mail  S  S  Co,  S  F,  res  262  E  Tenth 
Ryder  R  Mrs,  res  513  Tenth 
Ryer  Washington  Mrs  Dr,  res  1889  Alice 
Ryken  Frank,  cigars,  627  E  Twelfth,  res  same 
Ryken  Frederich,  cigars  and  tobacco,  res  612  E  Fourteenth 
Ryland  Charles  N,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  945  Wood 
Rynders  B  F,  Mrs,  res  964  Eighth 
Rynders  James  B,  capitalist,  res  964  Eighth 


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Saake  Otto  C,  driver  ORE  Co,  res  Temescal 

Sabatte  Pierre,  dairyman,  res  Vernon  ave 

Sabin  John  M,  advertising  agt,  res  538  Simpson  ave 

Sabin  John  M  Jr,  salesman  Carlson,  Currier  &  Co,  S  F,  res 

538  Simpson  ave 
Sachau  \V,  Palace   Meat  Market,    1147    E    Fourteenth,   res 

same 
Sack  Harry,    foreman    Sanitary    Plumbing    Manufacturing 

Co,  res  910  Webster 
Sack  W  M,  mgr   Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

res  408  Durant 
Sackett  Darius  P,  principal  Sackett  School,  529  Hobart,  res 

same 
Sackett  Herbert  I,  student,  res  529  Hobart 
Sackett  School,  Darius  P  Sackett  principal,  529  Hobart 
Sackrider  Atwood  (Sackrider  &  Chisholra)  res  1302  Frank- 
lin 
Sackrider  &  Chisholm    (Atwood   Sackrider    and    Robert    B 

Chisholm  Jr)  proprs  Dash  away  Stables,  370  Eleventh 
Sacred  Heart  School  for    Boys,    Forty-first  bet   Grove    and 

West 
Sacrider  P  Mrs,  res  1977  Webster 
Sadler  Frank,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1116  Filbert 
Sadler  Frank  E,  clerk  Sadler  &  Co,  res  Piedmont  ave 
Saeger  II   E,    harness   maker  Daniel    O'Keefe,    rea    Union 

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Saeler  Wm,  bartender,  res    100  Fifth 

Safford  Clara  L  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  L332  Filbert 
Safford  Hiram  S,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  A  Co,  S  F,  rea  I 

Filbert 
Sage  s  C,  night    watchman   California  Pottery    and  Terra 

Cotta  Co 

Sagehom  Geo,  student,  res SW  cor  sixth  and  Jefferson 

horn  Henry    II.  bookkeeper   Wm  T  Sagehom,  res  GOo 

Sixth 

shorn  Wm,  student,  res  SW  cor  sixth  and  Jefferson 
horn  Wm  T,  flour,  hay  and   grain,  169-473  Sixth,  rea 
608  Sixth 

Bager  II  K,  harness  maker  Robert  •!  Beebe,  rea  Weber  Hotel 

Salade  Mary  Mrs,  rea  L013  Fifth 

Salcer  Henrietta  A  Mrs,  rea  <''{,7  Seventeenth 

Salcer  Louia  A.  clerk,  rea  607  Seventeenth 

Salcer  Rosa  M  iss,  cashier  ■  <  uteenth 

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Salines  Dolores  Mrs,  res  865  Twenty-second 

Salinger  Albert  M  (Salinger  Bros)  res  672  Seventeenth 

SALINGER  BROTHERS  (Albert  M  and  Morris) 
dry  and  fancy  goods,  1063-1065  and  1069  Broadway 

Salinger  Morris  (Salinger  Bros)  res  672  Seventeenth 

Salkeld  Wm  J,  millwright,  res  1555  Eighth 

Salmon  Mamie  Miss,  nurse  West  Oakland  Home,  res  973 
Campbell 

Salmon  Mary  Miss,  bookkeeper  California  Bank  and  Trust 
Co,  res  566  Eighteenth 

Salomon  Julia  Miss,  domestic  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon 
ave 

Salsbury  L  L,  contractor  and  builder,  office  with  Baker, 
Ninth,  res  867  Chester 

Salsic  G  A,  butcher  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Golden  Gate 

Salter  Jacob,  bricklayer,  res  1263  Brush 

Salter  X  A  Mrs,  res  Winsor  House 

Salvador  F,  boot  black,  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway,  res  609 
Third 

Salvador  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  14191  Center 

Salvador  Mary,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Salvation  Army  Rescue  Home,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Brush 

Salvation  Castle,  Pacific  Coast  Headquarters  of  the  Salvation 
Army,  John  Bovill  in  charge,  315  Eighth 

Salvers  A  M,  salesman  F  R  Girard,  res  689  Twenty-fifth 

Salzer  Henrietta  A  Mrs,  res  607  Seventeenth 

Salzer  L  A  S,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  607  Seven- 
teenth 

Salzer  Rosa  M  Miss,  cashier  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  607  Sev- 
enteenth 

Samm  Bertha  Miss,  res  1454  Eighth 

Samm  Frank  \V,  clerk  Jacob  Samm,  res  1454  Eighth 

Samm  Jacob  (Samm  &  Westphal)  res  1454  Eighth 

Samm  Rose  A  Miss,  res  1454  Eighth 

SAMM  &  WESTPHAL,  (Jacob  Samm  and  John 
B  Westphal)  pronrs  Bay  City  Flour  Mills,cor  First  and 
Clay 

Sample  Edna,  binder  Pacific  Press,  res  606  E  Twentieth 

Sample  E  T,  binder  Pacific  Press,  res  1478  Thirteenth  ave 

Sample  W  V,  mailing  clerk  Pacific  Press,  res  606  E  Twen- 
tieth 

Sampson  Geo  F,  paper  cutter,  S  F,  res  659  Twentieth 

Sampson  Joseph  A,  station  agt  S  P  Co,  res  1061  Peralta 

Sams  Abraham  L,  laborer, res  s  s  Thitry  eighth  nr  Telegraph 
ave 

Samson  Anthony,  teamster  Everts  &  Co,  res  423  Eleventh 


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SAMSON     MARTIN     M,     proprietor     Samson's 
Market,  4,7  Eleventh,  res  700  Eleventh 

Samuels  Barnard,  clothing,  821  Broadway,  res  same 

S   muels  Bertha  Miss,  res  1378  Telegraph  ave 

Samuels  Carrie  Miss,  res  1378  Telegraph  ave 

Samuels  Ernest  R,  salesman  Sol   Greenhood,  res  ls7^  Tele- 
graph ave 

Samuels  George,  boot>  and  shoes.  915  Washington,  res  854 
Alice 

Samuels  Isaac  J,  bookkeeper,  S  E,  res  137S  Telegraph  ave 

Samuel-    Jacob,    carpenter    shop,    403    Tenth,    res    970    E 
Twenty-fourth 

Samuels  Jennie  Miss,  milliner  Mrs   B  Mott 

S   muels  Julius,    clothing,    833  m Broadway,    rea    1:>>7^    Tele- 
graph ave 

Samuels  Pauline  Miss,  res  976  E  Twenty-fourth 

Samuels  Samuel,  watches  and  jewelry,  1011    Broadwav,  res 
762  Sixteenth 

Samuel-  Sarah  Miss,  res  976  E  Twenty-fourth 

Sanbeck .  pile  driver,  res  Railroad  Exchai 

Sanborn  Annie  Mrs.  res  1717  San  Pablo  ave 

Sanborn  C  E,  produce  L314  San  Pablo  ave 

Sanborn  C  E  Mrs,  artist  and  wood  carving.  1314  San  Pablo 
ave,  res  same 

Sanborn  Elizabeth  B  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ; 

S   aborn  Henry   M.   mgr    James    Hutchison    and   meml 
B       I  of  Education  Second  Ward,  res  175  Twenty-sixth 

Sanborn  John  A,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Sanborn  Solon  Sheffield,  res  752  Ninth 

Sanborn  William  B,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale  ;> 

iburn  Clarence,  patent  agt,  906  Broadway,  room  87,  i 

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ndelin  Fred  (Fred  Sandelin  A  <  o)  res  B61  Willow 

SANDELIN   FEED  &  CO  (Fred   Sandelin  and 
■  'l   E  Rhodin)   druggists,  cor  Seventh   and   Willow 
li.  painter,  res  cor  <  tfaremont  ave  and    Vi( 

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©j  Sanderson  Ann  Miss,  res  661  Sycamore 

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Sanderson  Frank,  plumber  Sturm   &   Leitch,  res  cor   Sixth 

and  Webster 
Sanderson  Harry  B,  res  810  Webster 
Sanderson  John,  contractor  and  builder,  res  813  Oak 
Sanderson  Maud  E  Miss,  res  810  Webster 
Sanderson  S  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  504  Fifteenth 
Sanderson  Samuel  A,  merchant,  res  1055  Poplar 
Sanderson  Wm  N,  barber,  373  Twelfth,  res  810  Webster 
Sandford  Arthur  C,  delivery  clerk  Wm  P  Wheeler,  res  264 

Eleventh 
Sandford  Fred    W,    printer    Tribune    Publishing     Co,    res 

Weber  Hotel 
Sandford  Wm  B,  sign  painter  V  P  Mitchels,  res   55  Valley 
Sandford  Z    W,  printer    Tribune    Publishing    Co,    res    cor 

Twenty-second  and  Adeline 
Sandkuhle   Diederich,  propr  New   Broadway   Dairy,  Pied- 
mont ave  nr  Glen  ave,  res  same 
Sands  John,  student,  res  1474  Ninth 
Sands  John  R  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  779  Twelfth 
Sandstedt  Reka  Miss,  res  1628  Eighth 
i    I  Sanford  Clifford  T,  bookkeeper  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce 
*£  Co,  res  531  Ninth 

W     SANFORD  OEL  M,  plumbing,  gasfitting,  etc,  1461 
fyl  San  Pablo  ave,  res  764  Lydia 

>^  I  Sanfou  Barney,  laborer  Boyle,  La  Costa  &  Co,  res  nr   Stock 
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San  Francisco   Laundry  Association,  John   Gilbertson   agt, 
862  Broadway 

SAN     FRANCISCO    MORNING    CALL, 

branch  857  Broadway 
San  Francisco  Sewer  Pipe  Association  of  Oakland,  Webb  N 

Pearce  agt,  office  1172  and  1174  Broadway 
San  Francisco  Tool  Co,  Ira  Bishop   mgr  Oakland  Office  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Lee  ave 
Sangster  Henry,  bookkeeper  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Berkeley 
Sanguinetti  Benjamin,   upholsterer   H    Schellhaas,   res  420 

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Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing  Co,  C  T  Forrest   pres,  C 

P  Visher  sec,  W  M  Sack  vice-pres  and  mgr,   M     XMay 

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Sante  Jualkina  Mrs.  widow,  res  2234  Peralta 
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Santos  Wra.  clerk  Harris  ft  Beel.  res  Capitol  Hotel  ^-» 

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Sarsfield  John  P.  specialist,  S  F.  res  1103  Filbert  g> 

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S   tier  Amanda  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  James  Whitaker,  i 

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Sauvain  Rosa  Mrs,  widow,  res  921  Kirkham 

Savage  John  F,  res  1557  Fifth 

Savage  Robert  W,  res  931  Pine 

Savage  S  E  Mrs,  res  Market  Street  House 

Savage  William  C,  teas  &c,  S  F,  res  Broadwaybet  Moss  ave 
and  Amethyst 

Savoy  Annie  Mrs,  res  1417  Adeline 

Sawyer  Charles  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  576  Eighth* 

Sawyer  Frank,  student,  res  668  Seventh 

Sawyer  Frank  E,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1668  Chase 

Sawyer  Frank  W,  law  student  Wells  Whitmore,  1003-i  Broad- 
way 

Sawyer  Fred  E,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1668  Chase 

Sawyer  Leander,  street  contractor,  res  382  E  Eleventh 

Sawyer  L  H  Mrs,  res  576  Eighth 

Sawyer  Mary  Mrs,  boarding  and  lodging,  517  Ninth 

Sawyer  Perry,  carpenter,  517  Ninth 

Sawyer  S  N,  carpenter,  res  613  E  Eleventh 

Sawyers  C  Gorden,  commission,  S  F,  res  La  Clede  House 

Saxby  Frank,  janitor  Pacific  Press,  res  125  Twenty-third 
ave 

Saxby  J  F,  bookbinder  Times  office,  res  1287  Twenty -third 
ave 

Saxe  F  J,  dentist,  room  12,  1014  Broadway,  res  same 

Saxe  Horner,  clerk,  res  The  Olive 

Saxtorph  Henry,  propr  Baldwin  House,  S  F,res  1418  Eighth 
ave 

Saxtorph  Lulu  Miss,  res  1418  Eighth  ave 

Sa-you-na  Clerc  Dr,  chemist  and  botanic  druggist,  1240  San 
Pablo  ave,  res  1168  Webster 

Sayre  Albert  S,  clerk  T  Poirier,  res  cor  Forty-ninth  and 
Telegraph  ave 

Sayre  Alfred  S,  shoemaker  John  Young,  res  2957  Telegraph 
ave 

Sayre  A  S  Mrs,  fruits  and  vegetables,  2957  Telegraph  ave, 
res  same 

Sayre  A  N  (Waterman,  Sayre  &  Co)  res  1502  Fifth 

Sayre  James  T,  res  431  Hawthorne 

Sbarboro  A  Sec  West  Oakland  Mutual  Loan  Association, res 
S  F 

Scadden  Geo,  painter,  res  795  Franklin 

Scales  John,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  1111  Elev- 
enth 

Scanlan  D  C,  builder  and  contractor,  res  557  Nineteenth 

Scanlan  Jeff,  farmer,  res  693  Twenty -seventh 

Scanlan  Jefferson  D,  res  693  Twenty-seventh 


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Scanlan  Michael,  laborer,  res  6S2  Twenty-seventh 
Scanlan  Patrick,  baker  Log    Cabin  Bakery,    res    2075  San 

Pablo  ave 
Scanlan  Penelope  Mrs,  widow,  res  093  Twenty-seventh 
Scanlan  Teresa  Miss,  student,  res  693  Twenty-seventh 
Scanlan  T  F,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  Market  Street  House 
Scanlan  John  P,  patrolman,  res  693  Twenty-seventh 
Scannell  James  H,  spike  maker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co, 

res  247  Hollis 
Scannell  John,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  247  Hollis 
Scannell  Joseph,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  247 

Hollis 
Scannell  Mamie  Miss,  typewriter  C  Sanburn.  res  247  Hollis 
Scannell  Sadie,  milliner,  res  247  Hollis 
Schaackey  John  D,  machinest  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

132  Hannah 
Schaad  Edward,  res  1 551-J   Broadway 
Schaad  Frank,  driver    Oakland   Brewery,   res  1  •">•">  H   Broad- 

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Schaefer  Andrew,  cutter,  S  F,  res 936  Adeline 
Schaefer  Caroline  M  Miss,  music  teacher,  re-  525  Fifteenth 
Schaefer  Catherine  F  Mr-,  widow,  res  525  Fifteenth 
Schaefer   Charles    P,    solicitor  White  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

res  525  Fifteenth 
Schaefer  John,  res  GS2  Twentieth 
Schafer  AJbertina  Mi--,  res  L537  Brush 
Schafer  Antonia  A  Mi--,  re-  L537  Brush 
Schafer  Conrad  (Leonhard  &  Co)  re-  Madison  Hon- 
Schafer  Katie  Mr-,  re-  1~>.°>7  Brush 
Schafer  Katie  El  Mi--,  music  teacher,  res  l~>-"57  Brush 
Schafer    Moltke    A.    clerk    New    York     Bakery,    res     1~>."»7 

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Schafer  Paul  J.  copyisl  Hall  of  Records,  re-  l">.*;7  Brush 
Schafer  Sophia  Mr-,  pea  -  -  Cleveland  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 
Schaffer  Augusta  Mrs,  res  1632  Fourteenth 
Schaffer   Edward,  blind  maker  California   Door  <'<>.  res  cor 

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SCHAFFER    LOUIS,   proprietor  Washington 

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Schaffer  Louis  I\  clerk   L<>ui-  Schaffer,  res  B28  Broadway 
Schaffer  Maggi<    Miss,  n  -  s,'»">  Lydia 
Schaffer  Wm.  house  mover,  rea  s,;:'  Lydia 
SCHAIL    CARRIE     MISS,    dressmaking,  906 

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Schaller  Edwin,  student,  res  2435  Piedmont  ave 
Schaller  Theodore  P,  res  2435  Piedmont  ave 
Schammel  John,  laborer  R  Franke  &  Co 
Schamp  C  P,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Scharger  Jennie  Miss,  res  411  Ninth 
Scharman  Morris,   propr   Palace  Cigar  Store,  and  mfr  and 

importer  domestic  and  Havana  cigars,  1067  Broadway, 

res  572  Fifteenth 
Schaubel  Lizzie,  domestic,  1125  Third  ave 
Scheeline  Emma  M  Miss,  res  1310  Eighth 
Scheeline  Hannah  Miss,  res  1310  Eighth 
Scheeline   Maver,  merchant,  res  1310  Eighth 
SCHEELINE    NATHAN,  hatter,  967  Broadway, 

res  1310  Eighth 
Schei  A,  mariner,  res  366  A 

Scheib  George,  brewer  E  Oakland,  res  1376  Seventeenth 
Scheidecker  Johannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  926  Filbert 
Scheiding  T   Henry,  propr    Aurora  saloon,  838  Broadway, 

res  360  Seventh 
Schellhaas  Catherina  Mrs,  res  408  Durant 
Schellhaas  H,  furniture,  &c,  404  Eleventh,  res  928  Thirty- 
fourth 
Schenk  Carl  A,   draughtsman  S  P  Co,  res  1677  Twelfth 
Scherf    Henry,  laborer  lumber   yard,    S    F,    res    621    E 

Twelfth 
Schetter  Otto,   vice-pres   and  mgr  Oakland  Box  and  Barrel 

Manufacturing  Co,   1003i   Broadway,   res  1520  Eighth 
Scheuch  Frank,  shoemaker,  854  Webster,  res  273  Sixth 
Scheulen   Frederick,  teamster,   cor    Twentieth    ave  and  E 

Fourteenth,  res  Brooklyn  House 
Schielke  Hermann,  carpenter,  res  538  Twentieth 
Schiller  Henry,  engraver,   S   F,   res  w   s   Shattuck  ave  nr 

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Schilling   August,  merchant,  S  F,  res  1403  Jackson 
Schilling  O,  employe  Bav  City  Mills,  res  4  Maple 

SCHIMMELPFENNIG  FRED,  solicitor  New 

Zealand  Insurance  Co,  res  760  E  Twelfth 
Schimmelpfenig's  Hall,  764  E  Twelfth 
Schimpff  Emil,  laborer,  res  2315  Grove 
Schindler  Emile,  baker,  res  1700  Telegraph  ave 
Schindler  Henry,  bakery,  1700  Telegraph  ave,  res  same 
Schindler  Henry  B,  wagon  mfr,  S  F,  res  828  Kirkham 
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Schlegelmilch  Stephen,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  867  Camp- 
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Schlenker  Chris,  brewer  Kramm  &  Dieves,  res  Oakland 
Brewery 

Schlessinger  Anna  Miss,  1266  Campbell 

Schlessinger  Philip  X,  supt  Bruno  Packing  House,  S  F,  res 
1266  Campbell 

Schley  Adolph  P,  student,  res  778  E  Fourteenth 

Schley  August  C,  clerk,  res  778  E  Fourteenth 

Schley  Carl,  carpenter,  res  760  E  Twelfth 

Schlev  Charles  H,  teas,  coffees  and  spices,  768  E  Twelfth, 
rra  766  E  Twelfth 

Schley  P  C,  groceries,  780  E  Fourteenth,  res  778  E  Four- 
teenth 

Schlitz  Milwaukee  Beer  Depot,  C  H  Kucks  &  Co  agts,  468 
Twelfth 

Schlotzhauer  Addie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1509  West 

Schlotzhauer  Geo  W,  clerk,  res  1509  West 

Schlotzhauer  Paul,  wines  and  liquors,  res  1509  West 

Schlotzhauer  Paul  Jr,  clerk,  res  1509  West 

Schlueter  Adolph  H  (A  and  M  Schlueter)  res   727  Filbert 

Schlueter  A  and  M  (A  H  and  M  L  Schlueter)  Schlueter's 
Bazaar,  86'2  Washington 

Schlueter  Fred,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  7 '27 
Filbert 

s.hlueter  Max  L  (A  and  M  Scelueter)  res  727  Filbert 

Schlueter  Theodore,  clerk  A  and  M  Schlueter,  res  727  Fil- 
bert 

Schlund  Carl,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  re-  Bast 
Oakland  Hotel 

Schmidt ,  gardener,  rea  Brooklyn  Restaurant 

Schmidt  Abraham,  rea  654  Jackson 

SCHMIDT  ALBERT,  real  estate  and  insurance, 
624  E  Twelfth,  rea  1  TJ<»  Fifteenth  ave 

Schmidt  Alice  Mr-,  res  Stock  Yards 

sdimi.lt  Anna  L  Mi--,  rea  L120  Fifteenth  ave 

Schmidt  Bernhard,  bartender  E  F  Thayer,  re-  559  Fred- 
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Schmidl  Carl  II.  shipping  clerk,  s  F,  rea  L366  Eleventh 

Schmidt  ( laroline  Mr-,  rea  1 1 1  Ninth 

Srimii'lt  C  0,  machinist  Scoville  [ron  Works,  rea  636  Fil- 
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^     ^chmidt  Francis  K,  res  1120  Fifteenth  ave 
J    ^chmidt  Fred,  engineer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co 

Schmidt  Geo  M,  porter,  S  F,  res  1203  Eleventh  ave 
©    Schmidt  G  L,  dentist,    1115    Broadway,  rooms    9  and    10, 


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-g    Schmidt  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  1011  Clay,  res  same 
£    Schmidt  Henrv,  boatman,  res  J  68  Second 

Schmidt  J  (Schmidt  &  Fieberling)    res  1069  West 
Schmidt  Jacob,  fruit  peddler,  res  657  Madison 
Schmidt  Joseph,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 
Schmidt  Joseph,  bartender  Wm  Kohler 
Schmidt  Peter,  gardener  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Schmidt  Wm,  driver  Oakland    Brewery,   res    1407  Broad- 
way 
Schmidt  William  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Schmidt  William  Jr,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Schmidz  Wm,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  955  Seventh 
Schmit  Nicholas,  res  e  s  First  ave  rear  Claremont 
Schmitt  Hans,  laborer,  res  1114  Eighteenth  ave 
Schmitt  John,  saloon,  466  Seventh,  res  same  up  stairs 
Schmitt  Otto  J,  carpenter    Jones    &  Co,   res    S19   Twenty- 
Second 
Schneider  Adolph,  capitalist,  res  539  Nineteenth 
Schneider  Annie  M,  dressmaker  Mrs  H  T  Wallace,   res  720 

Twenty-ninth 
Schneider  Elizabeth  Miss,  dress  maker,  res  612  Second 
Schneider  Fred,  mill  hand,  res  614  Second 
Schneider  Jacob,  gardener,  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Schneider  John,  contractor  and    builder,    res  720  Twenty- 
ninth 
Schneider  Kathrina  Mrs,  res  612  Second 

****  Schneider  Wm,  groceries,  Evoy  ave  bet  West  and  Grove,  res 

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Schneider  Wm  Jr,  student  res  Evoy  ave  bet  West  and  Grove 
Schneider  William,  groceries,  Fortieth  bet  Grove  and  West 
Schneily  Joseph,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1408  Twelfth 
Schneily  Leon,  machinist  S  F,  res  140S  Twelfth 
Schnoor  August  F,  mill  hand,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

g-    Schnoor  Catherine  Mrs,  groceries,  1401  Thirteenth  ave,  res 

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Schnoor  Katie  Miss,  res  1401  Thirteenth  ave 

Cg     Schnoor  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1401  Thirteenth  ave 

S     Schnutenhans  Max  C,  agt  Eclipse  Cracker  Co,  res  562  Sixth 

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SCHOEMANN    OTTO,   capitalist,    res  XE    cor  E 

Twenty-seventh   and   Twenty-second  ave 
Sehoen  Paul,  piano  maker,  res  531  Thirty-sixth 
7    ^choener  Louis,  tailor,  1617  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Schoenfelder  H,  laborer  Brooklyn  Brewery,  res  879  E  Four- 
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Scholfield  A  (H  L  St  John  &  Co,  res  1258  San  Pablo  ave 

Scholl  Barbara  Mis-,  res  L42J  Ninth 

Scholl  Carrie  Miss,  clerk  J  Seulberger,  res    Peralta  Heights 

Scholl  Charles  W.  plumber,  res  1421  Ninth 

Scholl  Christian  F,  res  931  Poplar 

Scholl  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  1421  Ninth 

Schone  Math i as,  mariner,  res  7'J1  Fourth 

Schottler  J  F,  real  estate,  956  Broadway,  res  S  F 

Schou  Andrew  11.  carpenter,  res  077  Twenty-fifth 

Schramm  Matthieu,  res  670  E  Sixteenth  (rear) 

b  Ludwig,  cook    Pullman  Hotel,   res    Eighteenth  nr 
Peralta 

Schreiber  Annie  Miss,  employe  Emil  Bellermann,  res  Sum- 
mer 

Bchreiber  BJF,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1624 

SCHREIBER  CHRISTIAN,    a  It      and    fur- 
niture. 1004-1070  Broadway,  res  1132  Linden 
B  Schreiber  Fred,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  Pacific  bet  Wood  and  ^^ 
£jj  Pine 

Schreiber  Gerald   C,   bookkeeper   C    Schreiber,    res    L132 

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Schreiber  James,  cigar  maker,  re-  831  Campbell 

]•  Lydia  Miss,  res  Pacific  be1   Woodard  Pine 
69     Schreiber  Mattie  Miss,  res   L132  Linden 
Schreiber  May  Miss,  res    L132  Linden 
Schrein      John  A.,  dish  washer  Wm  B  Morton,  NE  cor  Tele- 

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Schrieber  Christian,  confectioner,  res  L025  Willow 
Schrieber  Gus,  patent  Bidewalk  layer,  res  416  Seventh 
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broeder  Albert  S,  foreman   Joseph  Wagner,  rea  618  Fifth 
broeder  August  T,  wood  carver,  rea  1-1  I  RLirkham 
I Schroeder  Barry,  master  mariner,  rea  L307  Fifteenth  ave 

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Schroeder  Marie   M,    seamstress,  res  NW  cor   Jackson    and 

Fifteenth 
Schroeder  Paul  W,  bookkeeper   Del  Monte  Flouring  Mills, 

S  F,  res  692  Twenty-fourth 
Schroeder  Theodore,  carpenter,  res  665  E  Seventeenth 
Schroeder  \Y  H,   employe  East  Oakland    Planing    Mill,  res 

Union  Hotel 
Schroyer  Aaron,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Sch rover  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Schruder  J  A,  coal  agt,  res  727  Filbert 
Schubert  Henry  C,  steamer   steward,  res  1712  Twenty-first 

ave 
Schuberth  Henry,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Schudel  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  966  Peralta 
Schuerbel  George,  driver  U  S  Bottling    Co,  res   Second    nr 

Jackson 
Schuie  Charles,  pile  driver,  S  F,  res  1787  William 
Schular  Amelia,  domestic  Booklyn  Restaurant 
Schular  John,  res  1432  Sixteenth 

Schuler  Augustine,  carriage  trimmer,  S  F,  res  671  Seventh 
Schuler  B  Mrs,  res  1720  Seventh 

Schuler  Chas,  clerk  Wm  H  Weilbye,  res  840  Webster 
Schuller  Andrew,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  2232  Telegraph  ave 
Schuller  Norman,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2232  Telegraph  ave 
Schullertz  Arthur,    cash   boy   Taft    &    Pennoyer,     res    138 

Louisa 
Schullertz  Frank  G,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  138  Louisa 
Schultheis  Peter,    laborer    Oakland    Railway   Co,   res   2661 

Telegraph  ave 
Schultz  Albert  H,  machinist  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  ave  nr  Hubbard 
Schultz  Lena,  domestic,  726  Fifteenth 

Schultz  Peter,    stableman    Oakland    Railway  Co,  res    Tele- 
graph ave  bet  Forty-third  and  Forty-fourth 
Schulz  C  F,  butcher,  819  Castro,  res  same 
Schulz  George  (J  L  Champlin  &  Co)  res  462  Twenty-fir 
Schulze  Gustave  D,  watchmaker  W  Wilson,  res  407  Twelfth 
Schulze  Frederick,  butcher,  1103  Center,  res  1454  Twelfth 
Schulze  Frederick  Jr,  butcher    Frederick  Schulze,  res  1454 

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Schulze  Henry  A,  architect,  S  F,  res  1058  Seventh  ave 
Schulze  Max  (Gier  &  Schulze)  res  561  Sixteenth 
Schumacher  Carl  H  D,  res  673  Thirty-fourth 
Schumacher   Frederick,  waiter    D   Bruns,  res    Commercial 
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Schunhoff  B  F,  druggist,  462  Seventh,  res  570  William  EM 

Schunhoff  Julius,  tinsmith,  1520  Seventh,  res  1522  Seventh    ^Jm 

Schuster  L  P,  carriage  and  wagon  maker,  370  Twelfth,  res 
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Schuster  L  P  Jr,  traveling  salesman,  S  F,  res  570  Thirtv- 
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Schutt  Alonzo,  butcher  Louis  Burgelin,  res  701  Sycamore 

Schutz  Amelia  Miss,  res  1303  Grove 

Schutz  Carrie  Miss,  res  1303  Grove 

Schutz  Fred,  ranch  owner,  res  1303  Grove 

Schutz  Fred  Jr,  student,  res  1303  Grove 

Schutz  Herman,  student,  res  1303  Grove 

Schutz  Julius,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  818  Twelfth 

Schwab  Charles  N,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  1069  Twelfth 

Schwab  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  774  Seventh 

Schwab  Nicholas,  French  bakery,  774  Seventh,  res  same 

Schwab  Oscar  F,  machinist,  res  70S  Pine 

Schwab  Peter,  machinist,  S  F,  res  768  Pine 

Schwab  Win  R,  res  768  Pirn- 
Schwartz  E  O  A,  saloon,  835  Market,  res  835.1  Market 

Schwartz  P,  candy  peddler,  res  705  Harrison 

Schwartz  Samuel,  tailor,  479  Ninth,  res  same 

Schwarz  Dina  Miss,  res  725  Center 

Schwarz  Edward,  laborer,  res  725  ('enter 

Schwarz  H,  surgeon  chiropodist  and  electrist,  1 1 1  -~>  Broad- 
way, room  21,  res  1457  Filbert 

Schwarz  Bcnry,  blacksmith,  res  7*_,">  Center 

Schwarz  Sophia  Miss,  tailoress,  PCS  725  ( 'enter 

Schwarz  Sophia  Mr-,  rea  725  Center 

Schwarzbaum    Eli,  salesman  KHAN  BROS,  res  575  ^  £? 

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Schwatl  Charles,  tailor,  rea  L009  Third 
Bchwebs  Charlea  C,  tin  roofer,  s  F.  re-  L158  Campbell" 

bweichler  A.nnie  Mi--,  rea  i-"s  Erie 
Schweichler  < >tto,  pea  138  Erie 
Schweichler  Theodore,  painter,  rea  138  Erie 
Schweia  Charlotta  Mr-,  widow,  rea  I  II  1  Twelfth 

hwei-  Peter,  laborer,  rea  1  II  I  Twelfth 
Schwerdl  Babette,  domestic,  L069  Market 
Schwerdl  M  Mrs,  pea  1 L02  Myrtle 

Schwerdl  Mai  \   Miss,  rea  1  l<»-_'  Myrtle 
Schwinderlauf  Burghart,  blacksi  iith  John  B  Redding.  1364 

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Seine  Charles  II,  milli         i  rta  a-  Co,  rea  Weber  Bouse 
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Scobille  Angie  Mrs,  res  813  Thirteenth 

Scobille  Cheney,  real  estate,  res  813  Thirteenth 

ScoPeld  Richard  B,  steward  Tammany   Club,  S  F,  res  722 

Filbert 
Scollard  George,  teamster,  lescor  Mitchell  and  Sanders 
S    )!lard  John,  laborer,  res  cor  Mitchell  and  Sanders 
Scollard    Margaret  Miss,  seamstress,  res    cor  Mitchell  and 

Sanders 
Scollard  Thomas,  teamster,  res  cor  Mitchell  and  Sanders 
Scoles  Helen  Mrs,  compositor   Pacific   Press,  res  718  Elev- 
enth 
Scoles  J  W,  editor    Pacific  Press    Publishing    Co,  res    718 

Eleventh 
Score  James,  shoemaker  Wenhvorth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

962  Grove 
Scotchler  Belle  Miss,  res  1081  Twelfth 
Scotchler  E  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1081  Twelfth 

SCOTCHLER   &    GOTTSHALL    (Joseph    L 

Scotchler  and  Louis  Gottshall)  real  estate,  483  Ninth, 

and  331  Montgomery,  S  F 
Scotchler  Grace  Miss,  res  1081  Twelfth 
Scotchler  Harold,  student,  res  1081  Twelfth 
Scotchler  John  J,  res  1014  Linden 
Scotchler  John   M,  clerk   Scotchler  &  Gibbs,  S  F,  res  1014 

Linden 
Scotchler  Joseph  L  (Scotchler  &  Gottshall)  res  Berkeley 
Scotchler  Nellie  Miss,  res  1081  Twelfth 
Scotchler  Thomas  G,  bookkeeper,  res  1081  Twelfth 
Scott  Alex,  surveyor,  res  Overland  House 
Scott  Alfred  J,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  761  Sixth 
Scott   Andrew,   mine  foreman,    Arizona,  res  1324  Eleventh 

ave 
Scott  Andrew  C  G,  engineer,  res  1374  Fifteenth 
Scott  Annie  Miss,  stenographer,  res  922  Kirkham 
Scott  Archibald  J,  student,  res  972  Thirty-fifth 
SCOTT    BROS    (Richard  Scott)    liquors,    retail    and 

jobbers,  473  Ninth 
Scott   C    D,    publisher    The    Western   Christian    Union,    469 

Ninth 
Scott  Charles,  res  922  Kirkham 
Scott  Charles,  employe  Pacific  Iron   and   Nail  Co,  res  S23 

Castro 
Scott  Chas,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Co 
Scott  Chas  A  (Scott  &  Sullivan)  res  364  Tenth 
Scott  Charles  H,  porter,  res  761  Sixth 
Scott  Clara  Miss,  student,  res  922   Kirkham 


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Scott  E  Mrs,  res  972  Thirty-fifth 

Scott  Ellen  Mrs,  widow,  res  922  Kirkham 

Scott  Elliott  F,  carpenter,  res  963  Thirty-sixth 

Scott   Geo,   plumbing   and  gas   fitting,  1253  Broadway,  res 

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Scott  George  R,  carpenter,  res  1627  Grove 
8<    'u  Geo  R  Jr,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch,  res  1027  Grove 
Scott  George  V,  carpenter,  res  (.»»;;;  Thirty-sixth 
Scott  Geo  \V  (Agard  cv;  Co)  res  lu-dwood  City 
Scot!  James  Jr,  res  820  Thirty-fourth 
Scott  Jeannett  Mrs.  widow,  res  s2<>  Thirty-fourth 
Scott  John,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Lauudry 
■ott  John  R,  moulder,  S  F,  res  825  Filbert 
jott  Joseph  D,  delivery  clerk  post-office,  res  922  Kirkham 
ott  Julia  Mrs.  propr  lodging  house,  821  Market,  res  same 
Scott  J  Walter,  conductor  S  1;  Co,  res  (.m;4  Eighth 
S<  otl  Mary  Miss,  res  922  Kirkham 

. 1 1  Mary  E  Miss, res  1324  Eleventh  ave 
otl  Philip,  i  Chester 

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»t1  Re  ineer,  S  F,  res  823  <  Jhester 

Robed  Mrs     es  L016  Third 
Scot!  Robert  E,  butcher  C  Bush,res  L016  Third 
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-  B  Mrs.  res  623  E  Nineteenth 
Scm  i    A'    Sullivan    (Chas    A    Scott    and    Chas     W    Sullivan) 
Grand  Bazar,  L053  Washington 

Thomas,  atty-at-law,  906  Broadway,  rooms  9  and    10, 
res  Livermore 
Scotl    Walter,  clerk   S    1*  Co,   Pool    Broadway,  res  Franklin 
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otl  W  .1.  aw  itchman  S  P  Co,  res  1  710  Seward 
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SCOTTISH    UNION    &  NATIONAL  IN- 
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SCOVILLE    C  A   &  CO  (C  A  ille  and  Walter 

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Scoville  Frank,  blacksmith  Scoville  &  Son,  res  1818 
Atlantic 

SCOVILLE  IRON  WORKS  Scoville  &  Son, 
proprietors,  cor  Second  &  Brush 

Scoville  Ives  (Scoville  &S011)  res  1818  Atlantic 

SCOVILLE  IVES  &  SON  (Ives  Scoville  and 
Avery  Scoville)  proprietors  Scoville  Iron  Works,  cor 
Second  and  Brush 

Scrantom  Henry  P,  res  815  Webster 

Scrantom  M  P  Mrs,  res  815  Webster 

Scribe  John,  carpenter  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Em- 
eryville 

Scribner  Florence  M  Miss,  res  1514  San  Pablo  ave 

Scribner  Geo  W,  Scribner's  Market,  res  1514  San  Pablo  ave 

Scribner  John,  mfr,  res  The  Brunswick 

Scribner  Lorin  P,  waiter  Galindo  Hotel,  res  1361  Telegraph 
ave 

Scribner  W  B,  propr  Scribner's  Market,  1239  Broadway, 
and  foreman  Engine  Co   No  1  0  F  D,  res  517  Twentieth 

Sc-'imgour  R  S  Mrs,  res  1011  Brush 

Scrivener  Bertha  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1536  Brush 

Scrivener  Emily  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1536  Brush 

Scrivener  Gertrude  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1536  Brush 

Scrivener  Leopold  H,  sewing  machine  agt,  S  F,  res  1536 
Brush 

Scrivener  May  Miss,  salesladv  F  R  Girard,  res  1536  Brush 

Sculley  P,  res  808  Grove 

Scully  John,  res  Winthrop  House 

Scupham  John  R,  mining  engineer,  S  F,  res  946  Myrtle 

Seaborg  David,  carpenter,  res  1666  Fourteenth 

Seabrook  Henry  C,  res  1721   Seward 

Seabury  Forest  S,  artist,  res  572  Tenth 

Seal  W  R  Mrs,  res  1011  Brush 

Seaman  Clara  Miss,  res  461  Ninth 

SEAMAN  GEORGE  B,  Notary  Public,  Overland 
Ticket  Office  and  Passenger  Agent  Union  Pacific  Ry, 
Agent  Lion  Insurance  Co,  Insurance  Co  of  North  Am- 
erica, and  Travelers  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford,  and 
Agent  for  all  European  Steamship  lines,  1073  Broad- 
way, res  1204  Harrison 

Seaman  Lottie  Mrs  (Larrabee  &  Seaman)  res  1156  Broad- 
way 

Searing  Dr,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

Searing  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  531  Ninth 

Searing  Frank  W,  salesman  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co, 
res  531  Ninth 


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S<  are  Antonio,  baibcr,  1 7 2 : 1  Seventh,  res  730  Chester 
Star-  Arthur  II.  mariner,  res  569  E  Seventeenth 
Sears  Frances  A  Mis-,  hair  dresser,  r<  E3  Seventeenth 

SEA  US  H  B  JR    (HarmoD  &  Sears)  res   1104  Four- 
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Sears  Joseph  R,  minmg  engineer,  res   1104  Fourteenth 
S    us  0  B,  master  mariner,  res 569  E  Seventeenth 

-  ars  William,  teamster,  res  622  Adeline 

S  aton  George  M,  clerk  .Etna   Insurance  Co,    S  F,  res  1604 
Si  venteenth  ave 

>n  II  Scott,  real  estate,  854j  Broadway, res  SE  cor  Lake 
ami  Jackson 

-  aton  Willard  H,  res  1235  Poplar 

rer  Frank,  driver  Eclipse  Cracker  Co,  res  562  Sixth 
S<  avey  B  E,  engineer,  res  1370  Twenty-fourth  ave 
8    ivy  Minnie  Mi--,  stenographer,  res  1165  Jackson 

peon  Anton,  labor<  r,  res  Melr< 
Sehreon  Joseph,  laborer,  res  Melr< 

S   christ  Chas  J,  physician.  lius.\  Broadway,  re-  722  Seven- 
teenth 
condo  Durio,  laborer  Mountain  View  Cemetery,  res  same 
con  do  Ramponi,  laborer   Mountain    View  Cemetery. 

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undo  Maitura,    watchman  P  C  R  quarry,  res  sai 
SECURITY  BUILDING  AND  LOAN  AS 
SOCIATION    of    Minreapolis,    Minn.    Goldberg 
&  !I;ii!  general  agents,  469  Ninth 
SECURITY  INSURANCE  CO  of  New  Haven, 
H.ir:  ion  &  Sears,  II  Griffin's  Agency,  958  J>roadway 
Julia  Mrs,  res  722  Fourth 
\  M.  niachii        Scoville   [ron  Works,  res  776  Sev- 

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B,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res  766 
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E  S  Mr-,  fruit  grower,  rea  Hopkins  nr   Fruil    Yale 

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Sedgley  Leccie  M  Miss,  pea  Hopkins  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
'.<  ■>   Phemie  A  Mi-       •  i  Hopkina  nr  Fruii  Vale  ave 
\\    I>.  switchman  B  P  Co,  pea  518  Sixth 
clerk,  pea  1071  Twelfth  ave 
do  I'.   laborer   Alameda   Macadamizing  Co'a  quarry, 
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.rich  Edward  II  (S<  iherlich  A  Son,  8  F)  rea  L32  Fourth 


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Seibert  Henry,  res  Winthrop  House 

Seible  Peter,  blacksmith  Frederick  &  Arth,  res  856  Web- 
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Seible  Joseph,  apprentice  Frederick  &  Arth,  res  856  Web- 
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Seibold  E  J,  grocer,  842  Webster,  res  319  Seventh 

Seibt  Gustav,  blacksmith,  res  1154  Fifth 

Seifert  Frank,  laborer  Peter  Shistek,  res  Stock  Yards 

Seifert  George  L,  upholsterer,  res  250  Helen 

Seiger  Ella  Miss,  res  571  Tenth 

Seigneur  Adell  Mine,  res  214  Second 

Seiler  Herbert  F,  clerk  New  York  Tea  Co,  res   616  Eighth 

Seiler  Paul,  propr  Seiler  Electrical  Works,  S  F,  res  616 
Eighth 

SeiserfGeorge,  butcher  M  M  Samson,  res  814  Clay 

Selby  Cuyler,  res  1376  Twelfth  ave 

Selby  Edward,  pattern  maker,  res  1376  Twelfth  ave 

Selby  J  Mrs,  res  1376  Twelfth  ave 

Selby  J  V,  traveling  agt,  res  1020  Seventh  ave 

Selby  Louis  P,  clerk  Mascot  Candy  Store,  res  1461  West 

Selby  Prentiss,  supt  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  S  F,  re? 
1206  Alice 

Selfridge  Elizabeth  C  Mrs,  res  760  Fourteenth 

Self  ridge  Grant,  student,  res  312  Fourteenth 

SELFRIDGE  J  M,  physician,  1068  Broadway,  res 
312   Fourteenth 

Sell  Ed,  stair  builder,  res  Willamette  House 

Sell  George,  miner,  res  Nucleus  House 

Sellander  Augusta  Miss,  res  963  Fourth  ave 

Sellander  Chas,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  963  Fourth  ave 

Sellander  Fred,  chief  engineer  steamer  Alameda,  res  963 
Fourth  ave 

Sellander  Henry,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  763  Fourth  ave 

Seller  James,  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  Alameda  . 

Selna  Etta  Miss,  res  363  Tenth 

Selna  Leopold,  saloon,  1022  Broadway,  res  363  Tenth 

Selna  Louis,  driver  Garner  &  Son,  res  363  Tenth 

Selnar  F  Mrs,  res  756  Seventh 

Selsby  J  A,  salesman  M  J  KELLER,  1007-1009  Broad-  T-"  *g 

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SELZER   EDWARD,  druggist,  1552    Seventh,  re<  mggg 

1362  Twenty-third  ave 
Semas  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1837  Grove 

Semman  Theodore,    res  Lake  bet  Buttercup  and  Dandelion 
Semple  Leander,  emplove  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  618 

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Semple  Robert  F.    employe    Pacific   Iron    and   Nail  Co,  res 

936  Adeline 
Senberg  C,  clerk,  S  F,  re-  1206  Seventh 
r    Senderman  Bernard    S,    clerk    White   Honse,    S  F,  res  776 
Harrison 
jy   B   Senlich  Frederick,  cooper,  rea  628  Valdez 
^  J.   Senlich  Frederick  Jr,  cooper,  res  0*28  Valdez 
X   c    Senlich  Lizzie  Miss,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 
2    jj  628  Valdez 

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Sinram)  boots  and  -hoe-.  1005  Broadway 
Senram  Frederick  (F  Senram  &  Co)  res  317  Eleventh 
Sen  ram  Henry,  doormaker    California    Door    Co,    res  l"Sl 

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Senram  Henry  i  317  Eleventh 

Semran  Robert  W, clerk,  rea  317  Eleventh 
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mm  Publishing  <'<>.  cor  Twelfth  and  Castro 

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^^  Serpa  Frank  J.  cabinet  maker.  S  F,  res  250  Hollis 
^y  Serpa  Norman  Mrs,  widow,  re-  •_'•">»'»  Mollis 
.!5'    Serpcr  Frank,  labor*  r,  res 956  E  Twentieth 
^£gj     Serrat   Manuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  (  -  Broad- 

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Serrella  Louis,  laborer,  res  L665  Thirteenth 

Serrea  (-  M.  awning,  tent    and    flag   mfi  S<  venth,  res 

.in  Fredericks  8  Mi-,  midwife,  res  (.(77  Center 
in  P(  ter,  carpenter,  res  (.»77  I  'enter 
i  Elizabeth,  domestic,  L069  Twelfth 

Innie  1>  Miss,  res  910  E  Twenty-fourth 
'has  A,  agl   Oregon    Improvement   Co,    res    1258 
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gn-  l'(     p •■      Oakland    Bank    of   Ravings,   res   910  E 
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f3  §   Sewell  Newton,  agt  School  Lands  and  sec  Associated  Chari-   5  ~ 
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Sewell  Walter  A,  house  mover,  363  Seventh,  res  same 
Seweloh  Chas,  cook  Smith  &  Co,  res  574  Third 
Sexton  Ann  E  Mrs,  res  1014  Chester 
Sexton  John,  stair  builder,  res  524  Sixteenth 


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S  a   Sevmour  Clark  B,  fruit  and  produce,  1014  Washington,  res   2.  ^3 

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>n        Sevmour  Harry  M,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1011 !  g  rj\ 

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Seymour  Henry,  door  maker  California  Door  Co,   res   1709 

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Seymour  W  C,  U  S  Navy,  res  1530  Twelfth  ave 
Sglavi  Paul,  cook  Post-office  Restaurant,  res   1790  Seventh 
J"™  .2  Shafer  John  H,  contractor,  res  1669  William 
to  3  Shafer  Lena  Mrs,  res  320  Eighth 

^  lJ  Shafer  Theodore,  salesman  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  res 
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■J  £j  Shaffer  Ella  Mrs,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave  H4 

^  tiC  Shaffer  Frank,  missionary,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
I  ^  Shaffer  Samuel  M,  carpenter,  res  1725  Elevenh  ave 
■    j  Shafield  Charles  L,  curled  hair  mfr,  res  Golden  Gate 
X  Shafter  Bertha  Miss,  res  1401  Harrison 
CO  j  Shatter  Sarah  R  Mrs,  widow,  res  1401  Harrison 
Shakespeare  C  E  Mrs,  res  1020  Linden 
Shakespeare  E  S  Miss,  res  1020  Linden 


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-  rod  David  C,  com  miss  1189  E  Fifteenth 

-  tnklin  .Tame-  W.  land  aLrt.  res  1009  Madison 
Shanly  Anna  Mrs       -  572  Fourth 
Shanly  George  M,  upholsterer   J    L  Lyon    &   Co.    i    - 

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-  J.  laborer,  r-  -  B13  Castro 
oly  Jas  M,  employe  T  printing  office,  res  572  Fourth 

ShanL  •    W      J,  employe  Chris  H  Nor,  res  233  Harlan 
Shanly  Win   P,    employe  Taylor's  Lumber    Yard,    res    572 

Fourth 
Shannon  Alice  Miss,             IS    Knox  Place 
Shannon  Dennis,  laboi    r  S  P(  !o,  n Summer  nr  Adeline 


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-  tannon  NMrs  k  W  W  Bio*         E  Fifth 
Shannon   R   bert,  trackman  SP-I  -   326  Franklin 
Shannon  Sidney  J,  student  Depue  &   Aydelotte's    B 

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Shanmm  Win.      -  528  Knox  Place 

-  tannon  Wm  II.  shoemaker,  rea  1 1 » > 7  E  Fifteenth 
rkey  P.  dairyman,    w Linden    bet    Broadwav    and 

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Sharp  •  50  Myrtle,      -  -  irae 

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Sharp  I.       3    !I    (Sharp    A:    Bolton)    attys-at-law,    NE    cor 

Iway  and  Fifth,  res  S  F 
Sharp  William, supt  Electric  Light  (\>.  res  T-  nth 

Sharpe  Edwin  C,  electrician  <>  E  L  &  M  I  s211  Twelfth 

Sharpe  Ingham  A.  repairer  S  P  imeda 

Sharpe  John,  rea  21 1  Twelfth 

rpe  M<  I  i  Mini',  music  teacher,  rea  579  E  Tw<  nty-third 

dent  in--,  art  579  I".  Twenty-third 

irpe  William,  supl  I  »  E  L  &  M  Co,  rea  7  ith 

Sharpe  Willis  watchmaker  W  Wilson,  rea  211  Twelfth 

larpless  I  I  72  Ninth 

SHATTUCK  F  K,  capitalist   and   i  Mutual 

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Shaw    Bessie  Miss,    laundress    Contra    Costa   Laundry,  res 
1371$  Twelfth 

Shaw  Ella  Miss,  student,  res  1023  Wesl 

Shaw  Frank  W,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  809  Twenty-seventh 

Shaw  George  M,  atty-at-law   and  notary  public,  921   Broad- 
way, rooms  1  and  20,  res  513  Delger 

Shaw  Harriett  L  Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  Lorin 

Shaw    Howard,  Alcazar    Saloon,  1851    San    Pablo    ave,  res 
1809  San  Pab!o  ave 

Shaw  John  Mrs,  notions,  951  Fifth,  res  same 

Shaw  John,  mechanic,  res  Twenty-eighth  ave 

Shaw  Kate  Miss,  dressmaking,  res  951  Fifth 

Shaw  L    N   Miss,  stenographer  Geo    E   De    Golia,  res    726 
Eleventh 

Shaw  Lucien  W,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  926  Poplar 

Shaw  M  E,  res  528  Knox  Place 

Shaw  M  J  Miss,  teacher  Franklin  School,  res  Lorin 

Shaw  Robert,  machinist,  S  F,  res  983  Pine 

Shaw  S  E  Mrs,  res  318  Ninth 

Shaw  Thomas  H,  carpenter,  SE  cor  First  ave  and  Maple 

Shaw  Walter  C  (Kirkland  &  Co)  res  Oriental  Block 

Shaw  William  B,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  914  Pine 

Shay  J,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  643  Linden 

Shay  John  M,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1115  Poplar 

Shay  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 

Shay  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Shaylor  Geo,  upholsterer  Lyon  A  Co 

Shaylor  James,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  809  Pine 

Shea    Cornelius,   inmate    Industrial    Home    for    the    Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

Shea  Dan,  res  Winthrop  House 

Shea  Daniel,  telegraph  repairer  W  U  T  Co,  res  821  Sixteenth 

Shea  Hannah  Miss,  res  920  E  Fifteenth 

Shea  James,  hod  carrier,  res  643  Linden 

Shea  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  620  Magnolia 

Sheaff  Emma  M,  laundress,  res  1114  Linden 

Sheaff  Wm,  gardener,  res  1114  Linden 

Sheahan  Nellie,  domestic,  915  Filbert 

Sheakler  Alex,  res  524  Thirty-first 

Shean  Jeremiah,  teamster    Thomas    W    Corder,  re-    Stock 
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Shearer  H  L  Mrs,  res  461  Merrimac 

Shearer  Helen  L  Miss,  teacher  High   School,  res  461  Merri- 
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Shearer  John,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 

Shearman  Helen  M  Mis<.  res  1418  Tenth  ave 


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Sheehan  Bridget  Mrs,  widow,  res  Stoek  Yards 

Sheehan    Brothers    (Harry     F    and    Thomas    J    Sheehan) 

wholesale  liquors,  472  Twelfth 
Sheehan   Daniel,   butcher  Grayson.    Owen   &  [Co,  res  Stock 

Yards 
Sheehan  Hannah  Miss,  res  Stock  Yards 
Sheehan  Harry  F  (Sheehan  Brothers)  res  955  Grove 
Sheehan    James    R,   painter    Lebrecht    &    Lawton,  res  1121 

E  Twenty-second 
Sheehan   Jeremiah,  laborer  Thomas   W   Corder,  res  Stock 

Yards 
Sheehan  John  B,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1675  Taylor 
Sheehan  John  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  42S  E  Fourteenth 
Sheehan  John  II.  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1476  Fifth 
Sheehan  Thomas  J  (Sheehan  Brothers)  res  955  Grove 
Sheehan  T  J,  house    and  sign  painter.  512  Seventh,  res  810 

Filbert 
Sheehy  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Shell   Mound  Station 
Sheek  M  Mrs,  res  270  Seventh 

Sheffield  Bailie  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  1607  Market 
Sheffield  Harvey,  painter,  res  L607  Market 
Sheffield  John  YV,  carpenter,  res  1607  Market 
Shehan  Molly  A  Miss,  res  277  Durant 
Shehan  Wm,  roller  maker  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Sheilds  John,  laborer,  res  662  Harrison 
Sheldon   A  K  Miss,  res  932  Fourteenth 
Sheldon  I  L,  tinner  S  P  Co.  res  1658  Seventh 

Sheldon    John    I\    contractor    and    builder,    res  932  Four- 
enth 

Sheldon   Minnie  Mi--,  re-  L658  Seventh 

Sheldon  Robert  I\  student,  re-  932  Fourteenth 

Sheldon  W  B,  carpenter  B  1*  Co,  res  L658  Seventh 

Sheldon  Wm  W.  carpenter  S  P  Co,  re-  L658  Seventh 

Shell     Mound     Park,     Ludwig    Siebe    propr,    Shell  Mound 

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Sheltering    Home,    Mi--    Annie   T    Athem    matron.    127  1 

Franklin 

Shelton  Lida  Miss,  res  973  Washington 
Shepard  <;  II.  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
SHEPARD   JAMES  H,  United    state-    Pension 
Attorney  and  Claim  Agent,  328  Montgomery,  room  15, 
E  Fifteenth 
Shepard   John    L   X.  chemicals,  8  F.  rea  San  Pablo  ave  nr 

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Shepa  o  Thorn  1068  E  Fourteenth 

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Shepheard  Philip  S,  clerk,  res  676  Sycamore 

Shepheard  Rachael  Mrs,  res  676  Sycamore 

Shepherd  L  F,  mgr  Oakland  Artificial  Stone  Co,  454  Ninth, 

res  1301  Franklin 
Shepherd  Mark,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1151  Seventh 
Shepherd   Mary  E   Miss,  general   delivery    clerk    Oakland 

post-office,  res  Alameda 
Shepherd  Thomas,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res 

623  Twenty-third  ave 
Shepherd  Wm,  painter,  res  1806  William 
Sheppard  G  W,  chief  clerk  WUT  Co,  S  F,  res  909  Fifth 

ave 
Sheppard  Jacob,  butcher  John  Stewart,  res  Stock  Yards 
Sheppard  John  E,  land  agent,  res  1123  Peralta 
Sherbel  George,  driver  U  S  Bottling  Co,  res  161  Second 
Sherburne  Archibald  M,  clerk,  res  1667  Eleventh  ave 
Sherburne  M  A  Mrs,  res  1667  Eleventh  ave 
Sherburne  W  W,  substitute  letter  carrier,  res  1669  Eleventh 

ave 
Sheridan  Bessie  Miss,  domestic,  res  947  Wood 
Sheridan  Mary  Mrs,  res  720  Chestnut 
Sheridan  May  Miss,  M  J   KELLER,  res  668  Tenth 
Sheriff  Mrs,  v.st  maker  M  J  KELLER,  res  1238  San 

Pablo 
Sherk  J  B,  hop  grower,  res  415  E  Fourteenth 
Sherman  A  M  Miss,  res  620  Fourteenth 
Sherman  David,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1451  Seventh 
Sherman   David   S,  assayer  Thomas    Price,    S  F,  res   1378 

Franklin 
Sherman  Edwin  A,  civil  engineer,  res  568  Eighteenth 
Sherman  Edwin  A  Jr,  clerk  Pierce  &  Co,  res  568  Eightenth 
Sherman  Elizabeth  M  Miss,  teacher  Lafayette  School,  res  The 

Centennial 
Sherman  E  M  Miss,  res  620  Fourteenth 
Sherman  Ethel  Miss,  res  620  Fourteenth 
Sherman  Philip  D,  cement  sidewalk  layer,  res  1531  West 
Sherman  Richard  M,  capitalist,  res  620  Fourteenth 
Sherman  Susau  P  Miss,  res  1378  Franklin 
Sherman  W,  traveling  agt  North  British  Insurance  Co,    res 

The  Centennial 
Sherman  Wm,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1012  Pine 
Sherman  Wm,  repairer,  S  P  Co,  res  865  Wood 
Sherman  W  M  Mrs,  res  The  Centennial 
Shermer  J  Mme,  res  805  Harrison 
Sherow  Ellen  Mrs,  res  1424  Adeline 
Sherow  GeoW,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1424  Adeline 


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Sherrott  Edward,  boots  and  shoes,  1518  Seventh,  res  1566 

S  venth 
Sherrott  Fred,  clerk  II  G  Smith,  res  1566  Seventh 
Sherry  Jane  Miss,  res  157  Sixth 
\Z  Q  Sherry  Jenny    L  Miss,  milliner   Mrs  N  Lavmance,  res  1002 

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^  Sherry  John  J,  carpenter,  res  157  Sixth 

Sherry  John  F,  mail  collector,  res  1016  Willow 


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Sherwood  Eveline  M   Miss,  artist,  studio  and  res  719  Tenth 
Sh.rwood  H  Mrs.  res  719  Tenth 

I  Sherwood  H  M  Miss,  artist,  studio  and  res  719  Tenth 
Sherwood  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  1914  San  Pablo  ave 
!  Sherwood  Lily   Miss,    professor    of  guitar    and    mandolin, 

res  719  Tenth 
Sherwood  Martin,  domestic,    St  Joseph's   Academy,  res  205 

Fourth 
Sherwood  Theresa  Miss,  professor  of  guitar  and  mandolin, 

res  719  Tenth 
Shield-  Andrew  M,  res  w  s  College  ave  nr  Hudson 
Shields  Ohas  J,  scenic  artist,  w  s  College  nr  Hudson 
Shields  Geo,  grocer,  1369  West,  res  same 
Shield-  John, yardman  Kenton  Coal  Co,  res  6-" "2  Harrison 
Shield-  M.  baker  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  res  2075  San  Pablo  ave 
Shihen  Thomas,  carpenter,  res  Winters  Hotel 
Shine  James  II.  brake  man  S  P  Co,  res  1729  Seventh 
Shinn  Howard   II.  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  58  E  Twellth 
Shipley  E  A  Miss,  res  1152  Franklin 
Shipley  Frank C,  salesman    Smith    &  Young,  S  F.   res  1152 

Franklin 
Shipley  Thomas,  res  L112  Twenty-fourth 
Shirley  Mr  E  Twelfth 

Shistek  B  M  rs,      -  Stock  Yards 

Shistek  Peter,  stock  raiser,  res  stock  Yards 
Shoebrid  i    M  rg  ries,  20  I  B,  i  es  same 

Shoemaker  Alfr<  d  P>.  pattern  maker  S  P  Co,  res  171s  Ch 
Shoemaker  Charles  W,  fruit  grower,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Shoemaker  J  A  M  rs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Shoemaker  Mary  Mrs,res671  Twenty-fifth 
Shoolin  Daniel,  mattress  weaver  Elijah  Hook 
Shori  \  Albert,  police  detective,  res  572  Seventeenth 
Shorkley  Anna  Miss,  student .  ith 

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teenth 

Short  Edward,  student,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Short  Geo  W,  stableman,  res  1064  Twelfth  ave 

Short  John  A,  carpenter,  Los  Angeles,  res  1064  Twelfth  ave 

Short  Lillian  Miss,  res  1115  Broadway 

Short  Mary  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Short  M  E  Mrs,  hair  goods,   1115    Broadway,  rooms   30,  31, 
res  same 

Short  Patrick,  farmer,  res  Fruit  Vale 

Short  Samuel  H,  clerk,  res  1064  Twelfth  ave 

Short  William  M,  laborer,  res  SW  cor  Lusk  ave  and  Fortv-  i 
second 

Shrader  Jacob  C,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co,   Sixteenth   Street  j 
Station,  res  same 

Shrader  Joseph  F,  foreman  carpenter  J  S   White,  res   1614  I 
Telegraph  ave 

Shreeder  Bertie  Miss,  res  971  Cypress 

Shreve  Florence,  res  1363  Castro 

Shryer  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1009  Adeline 

Shubert  Paul,  res  1377  Seventh 

Shuey  G  E  Dr,  dentist,  office  and  res  651  E  Fourteenth 

Shuey  Sarah  I  Miss,  physician,  952   Fourteenth,   res   same 

Shugrue  Patrick,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  722  Center 

Shuler  Charles,  carpenter  Wm  H  Weilbye 
I  Shull  Edward  D,  clerk  George  A   Stubbs,   res  Golden   Gate 
i  Shultz  John,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

Shultz  John  W,  blacksmith,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

Shultz  Wm,  res  559  E  Sixteenth 

Shumway  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1217  Myrtle 

Shurvell  H  E  Mrs,  plain  sewing,  res  1509  Eleventh  ave 

Sibinian  Rev  Brc,   director   St  Joseph's  Academy,   res   SE 
cor  Jackson  and  Fifth 

Sibley  Geo  C,  carriage  maker's  apprentice,  res  1110  Thirty- 
fourth 

Sibley  J  I,  solicitor,  res  1110  Thirty-fourth 

Sibley  Jennie  Miss,  student,  res  1110  Thi.  ty-fourth 

Sibley  Leverette  W,   telegraph   operator  Oakland  Pier,   res 
707  Adeline 

Sibley  Stephen,  blacksmith  S  Williams,  res  cor  Forty-fourth 
and  Market 

Sibraine  Charlotte  Mrs,  res  360i  Third 

Sickels  E  Mrs,  res  1273  Eighth 

Sickels  E  Miss,  res  1273  Eighth 

Sickels  Frank  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 

Sickels  L  Miss,  res  1273  Eighth 


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SICOTTE    AIME    A,    manufacturer    wagons    and 
carriages,  blacksmithing  and  repairing,  862  Wood,  and 

extraman   Engine  Co  Xo  3,  0  F  D,  res  864  Willow 
Sicotte    Ferdinand,    West   Oakland    Artesian  Waterworks, 
1685  Eighth,  res  same 

Sicotte  Roger,  blacksmith  A  A  Sicotte,  and    extraman    En- 
gine Co  No  2,  0  V  D,  res  Engine  House  No  3 
Sidel  August,  shoemaker  Went  worth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1587  Seventh 

Sides  Marion,  farmer,  Selma,  res  849  Madison 

be  Carrie  Miss,  res  L374  Eighth 
Siebe  Etta  Miss,  res  L374  Eighth 

Siebe  Henry,  candy  maker  Bruning    Bros,   res  1071  Center 
Siebe  &  Huber  Bros  (Ludwig  Siebe  and  A  and  Otto  Huber) 

proprs  Badger's  Park,  cor  Seventh  ave  and  E  Tenth 
Siebe  Lena  Mrs.  widow,  re-  1:57  1  Eighth 
Siebe   Ludwig,  (Siebe  A:  Huber  Bros,)  proprs   Shell  Mound 

Park,  res  Shell  Mound 
Sieberg  David.  Laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
bje  Henry,  candymaker,  res  107]  Center 
dentopf  \V  li  (Lindsey  &  Co)  res  1564  Seventh 

i!e  Louise  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,  res  814  Twentieth 
j<1  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  921  Broadway 

Christian,  clerk  Union  Ice  Co,  res  365  Tenth 
risl  Louis,  driver  Oakland  R  R  Co,  res  SE  cor  Columbus 
and  Telegraph  a\ 
Siere  Charley,  carpenter,  res  Geischen  House 
Siesbuttel  Alexander,  painter,  res  364J  Tenth 
Siesbuttel  Daniel,  machinist  and  model  maker,  364i  Tenth, 
same 
buttel  Morris  C,  painter,  res  364£  Ninth 

me  Mi  —  ,  res  831  <  lampbell 
rson  Henry,  driver  .1   R  Mott,  res  524  Sixteenth 

»f  The  Times  (weekly)  Pacific    Press    Publishing  Co 
publishers,  cor  Twelfth  and  ( lastro 
rhaddeus  W,  res   L000  Peralta 
ourney  Wilson  II.  res  L000  Peralta 

•  August,    watchmaker   S  Lathrop,    res  670  Twenty- 

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Sill  Idward,  labo  1  1  79  Sixteenth  ;i\ 

Silberberg  Bertha  Mrs,  millinei    9    Silberberg,   res    618    E 

Twelfth 

Silberberg  Lo  esman,  8  F,  res  618  E  Twelfth 

Silberb  M        milliner     L06J     Broadway,    res    613  E 

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&\  Silberberg  Solomon,  millinery,  1061  Broadway,   res  618   E 

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a£  Silkworth  T  H,  employe  auditing  office    S  P    Co,   S    F,  res 

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oci  Sill  J  F,  patrolman,  res  1674  Chase 

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a   Silva  A,  helper  Eagle  Box  and   Manufacturing  Co,  res   643 


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g|  Silva  Albina  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

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Silva  An  tone,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Silva  Antone  D,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1772  Atlantic 

Silva  Antone  L,  laborer,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Nineteenth  aves  (rear) 
Silva  Belle  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Silva  Bell,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  364  First 
Silva  Catharine  Mrs,  laundress,  res  912  E  Fourteenth 
Silva  Charles,  res  722  Chestnut 
Silva  E,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Silva  Frank,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Silva  Frank,  res  415  Second         • 
Silva  Frank,  res  1270  Seventeenth  ave 
Silva  Frank,  fruit  and  vegetables,  705  E  Twelfth 
Silva  Frank,  laborer,  res  1716  Pacific 
Silver  Frank,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Silva  Frank,  machine  hand,  res  601  Webster 
Silva  Frank  A,  laborer,  res  1723  Seventh 
Silva  Jacinto,  laborer,  res  362  Fourth 
Silva  January,  laborer,  res  1063  E  Nineteenth 
Silva  John  (Silva  and  Sarment)  res  824  E  Fourteenth 
Silva  John,  laborer,  res  671  E  Sixteenth 
Silva  John,  carpenter,  res  1090  E  Nineteenth 
Silva  John  F,  res  960  E  Twentieth 
Silva  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  res  953  Third 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  res  1865  William 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Silva  Laura    Mrs,    dressmaker   Mrs  S  M  Donelan,  res  San     fl)   £3 

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Silva  Louise  Miss,  pants   maker  M  J    KEIiIiERf  res 

822  Lewis 
Silva  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1858  Short 
Silva  Manuel,  cash  boy  Abrahamson  Bros,  res  220  Helen 
Silva  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 


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second  ave 
Silva  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1056  E  Twentieth 
Silva  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1079  E  Nineteenth 
Silva  Manuel,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Eighteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth aves 
Silva  Manuel,  laborer,  res  1865  William 
Silva  Mary,  res  671    E  Sixteenth 
Silva  Mary  Mrs,  res  1791  William 
Silva  Mike,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  2132  Magnolia 
Silva  Miner,  dishwasher,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Silva  Rose,  res  671  E  Sixteenth 

Silva  &  Sarment  (John  Silva  and  Antone  Sarment)  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  806  E  Fourteenth 
Silva  Thomas,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1685  Twelfth 
Silva  Toney,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  Twenty-ninth  nr  San 

Pablo  ave,  res  1916  San  Pablo  ave 
Bilveira  Domingo  F,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  822  Lewis 
Silveira  Louisa  Miss,  res  822  Lewis 
Silveira  Manuel  J,  barber,  S  F,res  809  Wood 
Silven  Manuel,  cooper,  res  671  E  Sixteenth 
Silver  Anton,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  142  Eddie 
Silver  Antone,  laborer  S  P'Co,  res  11  Hannah 
Silver  Antone,  dairyman,  res  Vernon  ave 
Silver  B,  gardener  John  C  Wilson,  res  563  Hobart 
Silver  Frank,  laborer,  res  Stock  Yards 

Silver  Prank,  laborer  Alameda  Lumber  Co,  res  219  Twenty- 
third   a\ 
Silver  GL,  Laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

Bame 
Silver.)  M.  Bwitchman  S  1*  Co,  res  L620  Lincoln 
Silver  John,  farmer,  res  Eayes  Canyon 
Silver  John,  Laborer  S  P  Co 
■  Silver  .John  B,  cooper,  res  230  Helen 
Silver  Joseph,  rea  1365  Eighteenth 
Silver  Joseph,  Laborer,  rea  261  Second 
Silver    Joseph,    mill    hand    California    Door  Co,   res    L42 

Eddie 
Silver  Joseph  M .  laborer,  rea  ,;1  A 
Silver   M,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 

-nine 

Silver  Martin,  hostler,  rea   L534  West 
Silver  Mary   M  1  1 5  r>  West 


Silver  Matthew,  employe  California 

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Silver  Thomas,  labon  1 .  re    L685  Twelfth 


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Silvera  Frank,  saloon,  601  Webster,  res  same 
Silverforte  Joseph,  laborer,  res  963  E  Twenty-fourth 
Silverfoote  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  963  E  Twenty-fourth 
Silverfoote  Michael,  laborer,  res  963  Twenty-fourth 
Silveria  Augustine,  laborer  Judson   Manufacturing   Co,  res 

10  A 
Silveria  Augustine  J,  grocer,  373  B,  res  371  B 
Silveria  John,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  10  A 
Silveria  John  J,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  10  A 
Silveria  Louis  M,  blacksmith  Sohst  Brothers,  res  373  B 
Silvershield  B  J,  res  2153  West 

Silverstein  Abraham,  furniture,  708  Broadway,  res  same 
Silverstein  Belle  Mrs,  widow,  res  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 
Silverstein  Jacob,  saddler,  res  460  Third 
Silvertre  F,  laborer   Alameda   Macadamizing   Co's    quarry, 

res  same 
Silvey  E,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Silvey  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Silvey  Louis,  plasterer,  res  1461  West 
Silvia  B  Miss,  res  1359  Thirteenth 
Silvia  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  952  New 
Silvia  Kate  Mrs,  res  1003  Twenty-second 
Silvia  Manuel,  laborer,  res  2234  Peralta 
Silvia  Max,  laborer,  res  2132  Magnolia 
Simmons  Kate  B  Miss,  stenographer  Anglo-Nevada  Assur- 
ance Corporation,  res  1035  Chester 
Sim  William,  car  cleaner    S    P    Co,  res  cor  E  Seventeenth 

and  Twentieth  ave 
Simas  Martin,  laborer,  res  753  Willow 
Simen  Annie  Miss,  res  1355  Thirteenth  ave 
Simen  Fred,  driver    Oakland    Fruit    and    Produce    Co,  res 

Ross  House 
Simmonds  H  D,  painter,  res  477  Twenty-first 
Simmonds  M  G,  painter,  S  F,  res  479  Twenty-first 
Simmons  Alonzo  R,  res  56Q  E  Eighteenth 
Simmons  B  F,  dentist,  res  277  Second 
Simmons  Celia  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  ±035  Chester 
Simmons  Dodie  Miss,    dressmaker   Mrs    H  T  Caldwell,  res 

479  Twenty-first 
Simmons  Edwin  P,  watchman  California  Door  Co,  res  1719 

Lincoln 
Simmons  Ella  P  Miss,  res  566  E  Eighteenth 
Simmons  Fred  J,  doormaker    California    Door  Co,  res  1719 

Lincoln 
Simmons  Geo  R,  printer,  S  F,  res  917  Union 
Simmons'  Hall,  377  Twelfth 


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Simmons  Henry,  agt  sewing  machines,  res  818  Lewis 
Simmons  J,  refrigerator  infr,  res  613  Ninth 
!  s     Simmons  James  E,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  277  Second 

&  a     Simmons  Joseph,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

g^c    Simmons  Juliet,  res  1719  Lincoln 

g  b     Simmon-  M  Mrs,  notions,    candies    and    fancy  goods,  1660 

g  ^  Seventh,  res  same 

i{  -     Simmons  Matthew.  Lamb  a   869  Washington 

%  =     simmons  Orrin.  res  '.'77   Second 

■  8     SIMMONS  W   H,  dentist,  1014  Broadway,  rooms   3 
and  4.  res  72  E  Twelfth 

5t  c     Simmonfi  W  II,  professor  of  dancing,  31  .  Twelfth 

=J    .     Simma  Annie  Mi  —  ,  laundress  Troy  Steam  Laundry 

X     Bimi  is  Harry    L.  .stationery    and  news  dealer.  453  Seventh, 

g  re>  834  Jaekson 

^         3imny  Paul,  boots  and  shoes,  958  Seventh,  res  same 

E        Simon  John,  gun  and  blacksmith,  904  Washington,  res  731 

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Simonds  A  B,  res  718  Ninth 
^^  Simon ds  Clark,  farmer.  :•  -  I  'ollege  ave  bet  Vernon  ave  and 

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monda  E  II,  student,  res  718  Ninth 
Simonds  II  ( '.  rea  718  Ninth 
Simon  .  miah  M.  capitalist,  res  College  ave  bet  Vernon 

ave  and  Fl<>rio 
SimondsJohn,  mill  supplies,  S  F.  res 718  Ninth 
Simon  da  Ray,  l  s  Ninth 

Si  in. .  1 1  -  Washington,  res  Oriental  Block 

Sim«.n<  William,  canvasser,  hen  IF>i> 

onsen  Andrew  J  (Simonsen  &  Lilienthal)  i  '  Fifth 

Bimonsen  A  Lilienthal  (Andrew  J  Si  mom  Lili- 

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Simonson  Charles,  laborer,  rea    213  Haven 

n  John  A,  foundry  man,  S  F.  i  0  Campbell 

>*    Simon  ton    John,  door  maker  California  Door  ('o.  re-  Four- 
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Simpson  Joseph  Cairn,  journalist,  res  2111  Adeline 

Simpson  Mabel  Miss,  res  2111  Adeline 

Simpson  Peter,  coachman  Mrs  Mary  E  Blake,  res  1865  Tel- 
egraph ave 

Simpson  Richard  0  B,  laborer  planing  mill,  res  567  E 
Twenty-third 

Simpson  Robert  F,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1326  Tele- 
graph ave 

Simpson  Robert  N,  cashier  D  L  Beck  &  Sons,  S  F,  res  1653 
Telegraph  ave 

Simpson  Roxaline  Miss,  res  2111  Adeline 

Simpson  T  D  Mrs,  res  1653  Telegraph  ave 

Simpson  Thomas  R,  telegraph  operator,  res  1410  Brush 

Simshauser  C  J,  binder  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 

Simshauser  Rose,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  714  E  Elev- 
enth 

Sinclair  Alex  G,  ticket  collector  S  P  Co,  res  859  Myrtle 

Sinclair  David  A,  shipping  clerk,  S  F,  res  1410  Ninth 

Sinclair  Frederick  (Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co)  res  The 
Brunswick 

Sinclair  Samuel  H,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  cor  Eighteenth  ave 
and  E  Eighteenth 

Sinclair  Thomas,  clerk  Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co,  res 
Capital  Hotel 

Sinclair  Willard  B,  salesman  R  M  Duncan,  res  859  Myrtle 

Sinden  John,  laborer,  res  1306  Seventh 

Singer  Harry,  iron  moulder,  res  2034  Chestnut 

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PANY, Chas  A  Chandler   manager,  1151  Washing- 
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Sinkwitz'Gus  A,  bartender  Frank  Courant,  res  658  Ninth 
Sinram  Franz  (F  Senram  &  Co)  res  1731  Fourteenth 
Sippich  Frank,  waiter,  res  410  Tenth 
Siqueira  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  2037  E  Fourteenth 
Sisters  of  Saint  Joseph,  cor  Seward  and  Campbell 
Sites  Oscar  F,  note  teller  First  National  Bank,  res  942  Mag- 
nolia 
Siutto  Antonio,  laborer  P  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Sjoberg  John  E,  watchman   Pacific    Iron   and    Nail  Co,  res 

1672  Chase 
Skelton  M  A  Mrs,  res  831  Franklin 
Skemp  Joe  C,  painter  P  N  Kuss,  res  409  Thirteenth 
Skene  J  A,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Skilling   David,  physician    and  surgeon,  1171  Washington, 
res  1004  Fourteenth 


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Skilling    Harry  H,    druggist,   1171    Washington,   res    1004 
Fourteenth 

Skilling  Minnie  L  Miss,  res  1004  Fourteenth 

Skinker  John,  agt  Dupont  Powder  Co,  res  1014  Broadway 

Skinner  Charles  R,    door  maker  California    Door    Co,    res 

Alameda 
Skinner  ( *eo  E,  lahorer,  res  260  B 

Uj  ^  Skinner  H  C,  solicitor  A  &  A  Baker,  res  260  B 

X  ^  Skinner  I  A,  res  Girard  House 

p-  O  Skinner  [saac  W.  lahorer,  res  260  B 

£0        Skinner  Win  A,  first  cook  Galindo  Hotel,  214  Sixteenth 
Skinn.r  Win,  res  260  B 
Skitch  Maggie  Miss,  res  728  E  Thirty-third 
Skitch  William,  wheelwright,  res  728  E  Thirty-third 
Skolven  Jennie,  domestic,  1320  Chestnut 
Slack  Win.   driver    Street  Railway   Co,    S  F,  res  cor  Forty- 
fourth  ami  Linden 
Blade  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  949  Myrtle 
Slade  Spencer  E,  lumber,  S  F,  res  949  Myrtle 

jyP    Slamherg  Charles  C,  shipwright,  res  ;>20  Sixth 

pB^I     Slaten   V  M.    hostler    Ninth     Street   Livery    Stable,     res    356 

H  Ninth 

Slater  Mary   Mrs.  widow,  res   NW   cor  Market  and  Twenty- 
Fourth 

^^     Slat<T  Kiehard,  brick  ma>on,  res  (iohlen  Gate 
^Hl     Slater  William   F,  res  911    IVralta 

f^K^    Slater  W  \\\  master  of  signals  SP  Co,  res  911  Peralta 

SSlatery  Daniel,  laborer,  res  Prescott  House 
Slattery  Frank,  wiper  s  V  Co,  res  261  E  sixteenth 
Slattcrv  .lame-,  employe  S   P  Co,  res  261   E  Sixteenth 
Slattery  .lames  Jr.   clert  s  P  Co  oflices.  S  F,  res  261  E  Six- 
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^1    siatterv  John,  lahorer  S  1*  Co,  re-  Shell  Mound  Station 

kJ|     Slattcrv  Martin,  laborer  S   |»  <\,.  re-   ITT--.  William 

|^j    Slattery  Patrick,  Balesman,  8  F,  rea  319  ETwentieth 

H   SLATTERY  W  P,  groceries  and  liquors,  702  Market, 
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Slaven  John  W,  livestock,  rea  s<»  i  Washington 

SIjAVICH  JOHN,  proprietor  Louisville  Kostanrant, 

W91  n  Broads  ay,  pea  537  Jonea 
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WSleepei  Hobarl  W,  salesman,  S  F,  rea  L736  Thirteenth 
Stearin  Charles  Jr,  office  fixtures,  S  F,  rea  l»'>7<>  Seward 
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Sloan  Brothers  (John  and  William)   varnishers  and  polish- 
ers, 1114  Webster 
Sloan  C  R,  turner  Burnham-Standeford  Co,   res  605   Sixth 
Sloan  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  Emeryville 
Sloan  Emma  E  Miss,  res  605  Sixth 
Sloan  F  H,  book  and  job   printer,    474   Eighth,  res  1670 

Eighth 
Sloan  James  R,  ship  chandler,  res  967  Market 
Sloan  John  (Sloan  Brothers)  res  605  Sixth 
Sloan  Margaret  Mrs,  res  605  Sixth 
Sloan  Thomas  B,   employe  Judson    Manufacturing  Co,   res 

Emeryville 
Sloan  William  (Sloan  Brothers)  res  605  Sixth 
Sloanaker  I  X,  tailor,  1301   Telegraph  ave,  and   hay,  grain 
and  feed,  911  Third,  William  Lane  mgr,  res  1301  Tele- 
graph ave 
Slocomb  William  H,   poultry,  E  Fourteenth  bet  Liese   ave 

and  High 
Slocum  Etta,  milliner  F  M  Reed  &  Co,  res  1217  Harrison 
Slocum  Sarah  Mrs.  widow,  res  1351  Madison 
Sloper  Harvey  X.  clerk  E  S  Denison,  res  953  Eighth 
Slusser  Lafayette,  carpenter,  res  559  Charter 
Sluus  Fred  H,  emyloye  Chris  H  Nor,  res  1565  Seventh 
Sluus  Samuel  H,  employe  Chris  H  Nor,  res  1565  Seventh 
Small  A  E,  M  D,  homeopathist  and   surgeon,  office  hour-  8 
to  10  a  m  and  1  to  3  p  m,  telephone  368,  office  and  res 
804  Tenth 
Small  Emily  T  Mrs,  widow,  res  941  Willow 
Small  Fannie  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  984  Willow 
Small  Fred  S.  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  911  Willow 
Small  H  S,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1684  Taylor 
Small  Henry  I  E,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  Berke- 
ley 
Small  J  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  East  Berkeley 
Small  R  Mrs,  res  cor    Shuey  Lane  and  Central  ave 
Small  Samuel  S,  student,  res  804  Tenth 
Small  Sloman,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  984  Willow 
Small  S,  res  Gelden  Gate 

Small  Will  F,  machinist,  S  F,  res  941  Willow 
Smalley  Orpha  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  969  Jackson 
Smallman  &  Cumming  (J  K   Smallman   and   Geo  G   Gum- 
ming) grocers,  551  E  Twelfth 
Smallman  E  M  Miss,  res   403  E  Fourteenth 
Smallman  J  K  (Smallman  &   Cumming)   res  403   E   Four- 
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Smart  David,  piano  maker   Adolph   Bruenn,  res  535  Jones 


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Smart  L  P,  piano  maker,  res  535  Jones 

Smidt  Ivan  H,  coachman,  res  1311  Franklin 

Smilie  Robert,  contractor  and  builder  and  lumber  yard,  SE 
cor  Webster  and  Second,  res  1125  Third  ave 

Smith  Capt.  rea  408  Thirteenth 

Smith ,  carpenter,  res  608  Ninth 

Smith ,  fireman  steamer  Piedmont,  res  1813  Goss 

Smith ,  violinist,  res  Bushell  House 

Smith  Abraham,  junk,  418  Third,  res  same 

Smith  Ada  Miss,  res  1812  Atlantic 

Smith  Ada  Miss,  res  1457  Grove 

Smith  Addie  L  Mrs,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

Smith  A  E  Miss,  res  528  Eighteenth 

Smith  Albert,  carpenter,  res  864  Washington 

SMITH  ALBERT  L,  manager  The  California  Door 
Co,  460-464  Second,  res  950  Filbert 

Smith  Alexander,  book  binder,  S  F,  res  1711  Lincoln 

Smith  Alexander,  helper  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  239 
Louisa 

th  Alfred,  rea  Emeryville 

th  Alfred  R,  employe  Jules  Hartman,  res  same 
tli  Alfred  W,  carpenter,  res  767  Twenty-first 
th  Alice  Mrs,  widow,  res  Forty-seventh  nr  Adeline 
th  Alice  Miss,  student,  res  1812  Seventh 
th  Alice  A  Miss,  saleslady, res  810  Isabella 
th  Alice  E3  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
th  Alice  T  Miss,  res  1680  Webster 
th  Alia  Mrs,  rea  562  Seventh  (rear) 
ih  Alonzo,  driver  Peter  Pumyea,  rea  712  Third 
th  Andrew  D,  surveyor  Pacific  Insurance    Union,   S  F, 
rea  910  Myrtle 

th  Ann  Mrs,  widow,  rea  L726  Twelfth 
th  Annie  Mias,  rea  L802  William 
th  Ani.ni.  laborer,  res 830  E  Fourteenth 
th  Arthur  W  s,  rea  Fruit  Vale   Beighta 
th  Aug u a tus, laborer,  rea  1684  Twelfth 
th  B  Miss,  r<  a  914  Tenth 

th  A-  Baker,  real  estate  and  insurance, Twenty-third  ave 
cor  E  Twelfth 
iith  Benjaman,  foreman    locomotives    S  1*  Co,    rea   L314 
Franklin 

th  Benjamin  F,  capitalist,  pea  L985  Webster 
th  Bernard,  saloon   h'-l  Eighth,  res  559  Nineteenth 
th  Beii  L,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  Clin- 
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Smith  Bertha  Miss,  Btudent.  rea  1812  Seventh 


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Smith  Betsey  Mrs,  res  418  Third 

Smith  B  J,  res  818  Thirteenth 

Smith  Blanch  M  Miss,  domestic,  res  1229  Franklin 

Smith  Bradford  W,  bank  teller,  S  F,  res  950  Filbert 

Smith  Charles  (Smith  &  Co)  res  Fruit  Vale 

Smith  Charles,  paper  hanger,  res  Newland  House 

Smith  Charles,  hostler  A  Gates,  res  SW  cor  Thirteenth  and 

Franklin 
Smith  Charles,  machinist,  res  636  Filbert 
Smith  Charles,  cleaner  Kane  &  Daly,  res   1352   San    Pablo 

ave 
Smith  Charles  C,  res  1270  Seventh  ave 
Smith  Charles  E,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  663  Nineteenth 
Smith  Charles  H,  men's  furnishing  goods,    958    Broadwav, 

res  530  William 
Smith  Charles  H,  Excelsior  Market,  1708  Telegraph  ave,  res 

1750  Telegraph  ave 
Smith  Charles  T,  laborer,  res  1659  Thirteenth 
Smith  Charles  W,  clerk,  res  619  Nineteenth 
Smith  Christian  H  (Smith  &  Jorgensen 
Smith  Christopher,  laborer,  res  130  Helen 
Smith  Claude  F,  fireman  sash  factory,  Sixteenth,  res  1114 

Tenth  ave 
Smith  Clinton,  student  Sackett  School,  res  1455  Broadway 
Smith  &  Co  (Chas  Smith,  C  C  Greenough  and  Gus  Beckerd, 

New  Liberty  Bakery,  857  Washsngton 
Smith  Cooper,  white  washer,  res  2036  Chestnut 
Smith   Daniel,  propr  Boarding  House,  1812  Seventh,  res 

same 
Smith  David,  printer,  S  F,  res  1711  Lincoln 
Smith  Deguzee  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  152  Fifth 
Smith  D  M  Mrs,  res  818  Thirteenth 
SMITH  DU  RAY,  searcher  of  records  and  notary 

public,  459  Ninth,  res  Henry  House 
Smith  Earnestina  Mrs,  res  508  Fifteenth 
Smith  Edward  F,  res  559  Thirty-sixth 
Smith  Edward  T,  canvasser  A  L  Bancroft  &  Co,  S  F,   res 

578  Thirty-fifth 
Smith  Edwin,  real  estate,  res  1072  E  Seventeenth 
Smith  E  H  Mrs,  teacher  dress  cutting,  res  Henry  House 
Smith  E  L,  res  Hotel  Merritt 
Smith  Elmer  C,  carpenter,  res  619  Eighteenth 
Smith  Elmer  E,  traveling  salesman,  res  586  Tenth 
Smith  E  Merrill,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  863  Wood 
Smith  E  M  Mrs,  propr  Bon  Ton  Home  Bakery.  863  Wood, 

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Smith  Edos  B,  engineer,  res  1300  Seventh 

Smith  E  P,  gardener  Mountain  View  Cemetery 

Smith     Fanny    G    Miss,    teacher    Cole    School,    res    1019 

Filbert 
Smith  Fannie  M  Mrs,  res  962  Thirty-fifth 
Smith  Fannie  W  Miss,  res  1325  Chestnut 
Smith  Florian,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co, res  2026 

Adeline 
Smith  Francis  M,  borax  mfr,  S  F,  res  cor  Eighth  ave  and  E 

Twenty-fourth 
Smith  Frank,  res  935  Wood 
Smith     Frank    E,    photographer    W    W    Dames,    res    1300 

Seventh 
Smith   Frank  L,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  973 

Third 
Smith   Frederick,   employe    Pacific   Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

1167  Third 
Smith   Fred  C,  foreman    Price  &  Gutterson,  res  cor  Eighth 

and  Wood 
Smith  Fred  M,  salesman,  res  Ross  House 
Smith  Frederick  W,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1782  Division 
Smith  G  Mi--,  res  1013  Seventh 
Smith  (ieorge,  grocer,  1251  Kirkham,  res  same 
Smith  George,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Sm it li  Geo  II    farmer,  res  560  Sycamore 
Smith  George  II,  carpenter,  res 57]  Charter 
Smith  Geo  II.  salesman   Pierce  &  Co,  res  755  Brush 
Smith  Geo  s.  physician,  1002  Adeline,  res  same 
Smith  Geo  s  Jr,  insurance  clerk,  res  1002  Adeline 
Smith   George  W.  blacksmith,  1126  Twenty-third  ave,  res 

373  Fifth 
Smith  Gertrude  A,  dressmaker   Mrs  James  Whitaker,  r*»a 

L072    E    Seventeenth 

Smith  (i  Prank,  atty-at-law,  res  914  Castro 

Smith  Gray,  physician  and  Burgeon,  res  L112  Alice 

Smith  <  in-,  laborer  s  p  t  Jo 

Smith  Gustav,  salesman   Petar  &   Dresco,  res  57J  Twenty- 

icond 
Smith  Ihilla  I>  Miss,  bookkeeper  Domestic  Sewing  Machine 

972  Chester 
Smith  Bannah  C  Mrs,  res  216  Twelfth 
Smith  Harry,  candy  maker  S  E  Brookes,  pes  s:>"»  Cedar 
lith  I  Eelen  .1  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  I  [eights 

Smith   Helen    B   M  I  L366  Harrison 


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Smith  Henry,  fruit  peddler,  res  209  Second 

Smith  Henry,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  835  Cedar 

Smith  Henry,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1251  Kirkham 

Smith   Henry,    mill   hand    California  Door    Co,    res   1116 
Fourteenth 

Smith  Henry,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  1659  Thir- 
teenth 

Smith  Harry  C,  fireman,  res  1072  E  Seventeenth 

Smith  Henry  E,  res  767  Tenth 

Smith  H  F,  coal,  wood  and  feed,  Twenty-third  ave   nr  Sta- 
tion, res  Washington  st,  Fruit  Vale 

SMITH  H  G,  real  estate,  1462  Seventh,  res  1006  Pine 

Smith  H  J  &  Co,  publishers,  J  S  Draper  mgr,  510  Fifteenth 

Smith  H  L,  sec  Board  of  Trade,  res  768  Ninth 

Smith  H  S,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor,  res  910  Fifth 

Smith  Henry  S,  res  912  Thirty-fifth 

SMITH  HENRY  T,  insurance    agent,    960  Broad- 
way, res  617  Thirteenth 

Smith  Horatio  M,  carpenter,  res  619  Eighteenth 

Smith  House,  Rufus  Smith  propr,  lodgings,  836  Broadway 

Smith  Hugh  S,  joiner  Eagle  Planing  Mill,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

Smith  I  A  C  Mrs,  res  1114  Tenth  ave 

Smith  Isabella  Mrs,  res  662  E  Fifteenth 

Smith  Jacob,  hackman  and  extraman  Hook  and  Ladder  No 
l,res  827  Myrtle 

Smith  Jacob  I,  clerk  Smith  &  Rubel,  res  418  Third 

Smith  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  973  Third,  res  same 

Smith  James,  blacksmith    Lebrecht    &    Lawton,    res    620 
Fourth 

Smith  James,  canner,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

Smith  James,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 

Smith  James,  res  1711  Goss 

Smith  James,  cigar  maker  H  Robinson,  res  Lester  House 

Smith  James,  baggage  master  S  P  Co,  res  1111  Tenth 

Smith  James  A,  res  826  Henry 

Smith"  James  H,    atty-at-law,    957    Broadway,  rooms  20-21, 
res  1964  San  Pablo  ave 

Smith  James  H  Jr,   clerk  S  E  Brookes,  res  1964   San  Pablo 
ave 

Smith  James,  driver  Snow  Flake  Bakery,  res  810  Isabella 

Smith  James  R,  carpenter,  res  810  Isabella 

Smith  James  T,  res  1012  Center 
l  Smith  James  W,  carpenter,  res  924  Magnolia 
l|  Smith  Jane  Mrs,  res  1322  Thirteenth  ave 
I  Smith  Jason,  photograph  gallery,  1716  Seventh,  res  same 

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Smith  John,  stableman  Kane   &    Daly,  res  1352   San  Pablo 


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Smith  J  E,  harness,  saddles,  robes,  etc,  1262  San  Pablo  ave, 
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jg  g     Smith  Jennie  Mrs,  res  530  William 
^  ^  i  Smith  Jeremiah,  teamster  Hayes  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 

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§1  |     Smith  John,  res  730  Union 

©  %     Smith  John  B,  res  913  Fifth  ave 

B*  I  Smith  John  B,  employe   Bay    City   Mills,   res    830  E  Four- 

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Smith  John  L,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  829  Campbell 
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Smith  Joseph,  draughtsman  R  S  Leckie,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Smith  Joseph,  surveyor,  res  Overland  House 
Smith  Joseph,  painter,  res  Gieschen  House 
W'  Smith  Joseph  W,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  769  Fifteenth 
Smith  Kate  Miss,  student,  res  1812  Seventh 
Smith  Kate  E  Miss,  res  1012  Center 

Smith  Kirley  B,  clerk  Bart  Morgan  &  Co,  res  913  Fifth  ave 
Smith  Leigh   Richmond  Rev,  private  tutor,  res   1122  Elev- 
enth ave 
Smith  Leo  (M  S  Smith  &  Co)  res  211  Third 
Smith    Leon  D,  sec  Golden  City  Chemical  Works,  S  F,  res 

91(1  Myrtle 
Smith  Li  la .  domestic,  954  Twelfth 
Smith   Lottie  Miss,  res  1111  Tenth 
^    Smith  M,  shipping  clerk  M  J  KELLER,  res  1964  San 
Pablo  ave 
Smith  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res 810  Isabella 
Smith  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  Lord,  res  1812  Seventh 
Smith  Magnus  L,  painter  P  X  Kuss,  res  LOIS  Willow 
Smith   Malancthon  J,  blacksmith    Twenty-third  ave  nr  E 

Fourteenth,  rea  373  Fifth 
Smith    Manuel,   cutter    Went  wort  h    Boot   and   Shoe   Co,  res 

Fourteen!  h  ur  Eighteenth  ave 
Smith  Martin  B,  coal  and  wood  F  Division,  rea  972  Chester 
Smith  Mary  Mi  si  maker,  res  L812  Seventh 

Smith  Mary  Mi  Some  for  Aged  Women 

Smith  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  rea  Forty-seventh  nr  Adeline 
Smith  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  rea  939  Campbell 
Smith  Mar}   E  M        jaleslady   Dye  Works,  res  810  [sabella 

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Smith  Mary  S  Mrs  (M  S  Smith  &  Co)  res  211  Third 
Smith  May  Miss,  res-  722  Second 
Smith  May  Miss,  res  1111  Tenth 

Smith  May  E    Miss,  student    High    School,  res  663    Nine- 
teenth 
Smith  Maud  C  Miss,  res  1114  Tenth  ave 
Smith  M  B,  wood,  coal,  feed  and  lumber,  foot  of  Division. 

res  972  Chester 
Smith  Matthew  F,  salesman,  res  Ross  House 
Smith  Minford  Y,  dairyman,  E  Fourteenth  and  Liese  ave 
Smith  Morris  P,  clerk  supt's  office  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co, 

S  F,  res  1037  Linden 
SMITH  M  S  &  CO  (M  S  and  Lee  Smith)  stationery 

and  artists'  materials,  pictures  and  picture  frames,  1154 

Broad  wav 
Smith  M  S  Mrs  (M  S  Smith  &  Co)  res  211  Third 
Smith  M  T  Miss,  res  1366  Grove 
Smith  N  E,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1114  Twelfth  ave 
Smith  Nellie  G  Miss,  res  1300  Seventh 
Smith  Noah  E,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1687  Eighth 
Smith  Nora  J,  Miss,  res  972  Chester 
Smith  0  B  Miss,  waitress  Industrial  Home  for  the   Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Smith  Olive  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Smith  Oliver,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  937  Myrtle 
Smith  Oliver  B,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  604  Twelfth 
Smith  Otto,  painter,  Farwell  and  Russell 
Smith  Patrick,  saloon  and  lodging  house,  NE  cor  Seventh 

and  Franklin 
Smith  Patrick,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  223  Hollis 
Smith   Patrick,  laborer,  res  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Temescal 

Creek 
Smith  Perry  C,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1072  E  Seventeenth 
Smith  Peter,  laborer,  S  F,  res  Emeryville 
Smith  Peter,  laborer,  res  826  Linden 
Smith  Phoebe  Miss,  res  818  Thirteenth 
Smith  Priscilla  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1812  Seventh 
Smith  Richard,  cigar  maker,  res  514  Fourth 
Smith  Richard,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Henry  House 
Smith  Robert,  apprentice    plumber    and  gasfitter,  res  1812 

Seventh 
Smith  Robert  M,  carpenter,  res  810  Isabella 
Smith  Robert  P,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1165 

Thirty-sixth 
Smith  Rosina  Mrs,  res  530  William 
Smith  R  R,  res  776  Tenth 


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UJ   Smith  A  Kubel  (Wm  Smith  and  Sam  Rubel)  fruit,  1056-1058 
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l_  q  Smith  Rufus,  propr  Smith  House,  res  836  Broadway 
CO  2  Smith  Samuel,    sanitary  and  plumbing    inspector  Board  of  |  g 
LU  <£  Health,  res  832  Twenty-ninth 

00  -J   SMITH  SAMUEL  D,  manager  Union  Ice  Company 
LLl  ^  365  Tenth,  res  627  Tenth,  telephone  266 

X  <   Smith  Sarah  Mrs,  res  768  Ninth 

|—  O  Smith  Sarah    Miss,,  laundress    Contra    Costa    Laundry,  res 
1421  Twelfth 
Smith  S  C  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1453  Broadway 
Smith  Sterling  Wallace   (Smith  &  Young    SF)    res  w  s  Mc- 
CO  Call  bet  Merced  and  Mono  ave 

_1        Smith  Stewart  F,  clerk  Wells  Fargo   &  Co,  S  F,  res  Clinton 
dO  House 

2         Smith  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  1622  Linden 
^-         Smith  Theodore,  carpenter,  res  1812  Atlantic 

|  Smith  Thomas,  capitalist,  468  Tenth,  res  752  Thirteenth 
Mm    Smith  Thomas  G,  brass  moulder,  S  F,  res  1116  Wood 
■U    Smith  Tims  II  attv-at-law.    906  Broadwav,  rooms  21,  22,  res 
mm  6<>3  Twelfth  ' 

UJ    Smith  Thomas  J,  res  833  Willow 

Smith  Timothy  R,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  368  Fifth 
g    Smith  Wagner  S, bookkeeper  W  &  M  Everson,res  913  Fifth 

k/mM    Smith  Walter,  driver  dye  works,  res  2241  Adeline 

^*    Smith    Walter    J,  photographer   Dame's    Gallery,    res    1300 

C  8    venth 

g        Smith  Wm.  clerk,  res  88:;  Milton 

^       Smith  Win,  plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  L812  Seventh 

Smith  William,  coachman  C  W  Randall,  res  Piedmont 
^^1    Smith  Wm.  carrier  Bulletin,  res  L622  Linden 
|^|    Smith  Wm.  master  mariner,  res  L368  Ninth 
|^    Smith  Wm  (Smith  ,V-   Kubel)  res  41S  Third 

H    Smith  W  Bruce,  frieghl  agl  S  P  Co,  rea  937  Myrtle 
Smith  William  C,  n  -  676  Seventeenth 
uith  Wm*',  druggist,    117:;  Market  res  Bame 
Smith  Wm  D,  clerk  Oakland   Gas    Light    and  Heat   Co,  res 

W821   Fourteenth 
nth  Wm  E,  watchmaker,  rea  973  Seventh 
a        nth  \\  rn  1..  oarpenti  rSP<  !o,  pea  L375  Seventh 
Smith  William  II.  rea  L782  Division 
Smith  Wm  II.  plumber,   605  E  Twelfth,    res    Bast  Oakland 

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|^   Smith  W  11.  lab  L782  Division 

nth  William  N ,  laborer  E3  A  Brown,  rea  765 Twenty-sixth 

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Smith  Wm  0,  carpenter,  res  1812  Atlantic 

Smith  WT,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1724  Eighth 

Smithen  John,  employe   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail    Co,  res   712 

Sixth 
Smits  Victor  E,  sailmaker,  S  F,  res  1776  Taylor 
Smitz  W  H,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  955  Seventh 
Smoother  John,  teamster,  Oakland    Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  Watts  Tract 
Smott  David  LCol,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1519  Twenty-fourth 

ave 
Smyth  Anna  Miss,  student,  res  771  Sixteenth 
Smyth  Dennis  B,  ship  joiner,  rescor  B  and  Helen 
Smyth  Emma  Miss,  clerk,  S  F,  res  cor  B  and  Helen 
Smyth  Geo  P,  plasterer,  res  771  Sixteenth 
Smyth  John,  plasterer,  res  1654  Telegraph  ave 
Smyth  John  T  E,  plasterer,  res  771  Sixteenth 
Smyth  Katie  Miss,  res  cor  Helen  and  B 
Smyth  Maggie  Miss,  res  771  Sixteenth 
Smyth  Mary  Miss,  res  771  Sixteenth 
Smyth  S  Mrs,  lodgings  410  Tenth,  res  same 
Smyth  Saml,  pattern  maker  Union  Foundry,  res  410  Tenth 
Smyth  Gertrude  Mrs,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Forty-fourth 
Snell  Byron,  yardman  Earle  B  French,  res  1717  San  Pablo 

ave 
Snell  Henry,  house  mover,  res  Franklin  Hotel 
Snell  Mary    E    Miss,   principal  Snell    Seminary,    res    568 

Twelfth 
Snell  Richard  B  Mrs,  res  568  Twelfth 

Snell  Richard  B,  principal  Snell  Seminary,  res  568  Twelfth 
Snell  Seminary,  Richard  B  Snell  and   Miss    Mary    E   Snell 

principals,  568  Twelfth 
Snell  William,  cabinet  maker,  res  1161  Peralta 
Snider  Andrew,  merchant,  Oregon,  res  1023  Linden 
Snider  May,  res  1023  Linden 
SNOOK  CHARLES  E,  Justice  of  the   Peace    and 

attorney,  453  Eighth,  res  930  Union 
Snook  Frederick  N,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snook  George  W,  mgr  Oakland  Branch  W  S  Snook  &  Son, 

956  Broadway,  res  1613  Taylor 
Snook  Hattie  M  Miss,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snook  James  A,  salesman  S  F,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snook  M  J  Miss,  teacher,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snook  Susie  H,  teacher  Cole  School,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snook  Wm  S,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1678  Taylor 
Snow  Ambrose  P,  tailor,  res  1002  E  Twenty-first 
Snow  Ernest  W,  tailor,  S  F,  res  718  Jackson 

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Snow  Flake  Bakery,  Qui m by  &  Remmer  proprs,  40S  Twelfth 

Snow  Frank  E,  clerk  A  Doble  &  Co,  S  F.  res  71S  Jackson 

Snow  Grace  S  Miss,  re-   2 •"> 6  E  Sixteenth 

Snow  Harry  J,  pressman  Morning  Times,  res  718  Jackson 

Snow  Henry  Knight,  bookkeeper  Oakland  Home  Insurance 
Co,  res  554  Thirteenth 

Snow  John  C.  barber,  606  E  Twelfth,  res  562  E  Twelfth 

Snow  Leander  0,  fireman  OCR  Co,   res  Thirty-eighth    bet 
Market  and  Lusk 

SNOW  ROLAND  W,  City  Auditor  and    Assessor, 
City  Hall,  res  672  Fourteenth 

Snow  Sadie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 
ow  Wm  F.  res  1362  Nineteenth  ave 

Snow  Win  H,  tailor.  S  F.  res  718  Jackson 

Snyder  A,  finisher  Michigan  Furniture  Co,  res  Commercial 
Union  Hotel 

Snyder  Andrew  J,  capitalist.   L67  Ninth,  res  San    Pablo,  Si- 
miles from  post-office 

Snyder  B  G,  painter  467  Ninth,  res  30S  Seventh 

Snyder  (diaries,  painter  Lindsey  &  Co,  res  Grand  Western 

Hotel 

Snyder  Fred,  painter,  res  316  Tenth 

Snyder  Frederick,    finisher    Michigan    Furniture    Co,    res 

>mmercial  Union  Hotel 
Snyder  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
Snyder  William,  poultry  dealer,  res  1  Sand< 

Antonio,  laborer,  res  _1  i  Harlan 
Boderstrand  Peter  A.  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res 
L068  Twenty-fourth 
rino  Manuel,  employ.'  California  Jute  Mills 
il  W.  salesman,  S  F,  res  973  Kirkham 
Sohlke  Jacob  A.  clerk.  S  F.  res  '.'7::  Kirkham 
SOHST  BEOS  (J  y  W  and  II  J  Bohst)   Pioneer  Car- 
riage Factory,  carriage   painters    and    trimmers,   blaek- 
Bmiths  and  horseshoers,  NE  cor  Eighth   and   Franklin 
Sohsd  II  .1  (Sohsl  Broths  i  L812  San  Pablo  ave 

.1  F  W     -  Brothei  L376  Telegraph  a 

Soldorick  Alexander  Gomez,  laborer  D  Dwyer,  >51   Cy- 

Solina  I  tus,  employ(    Jas    King  Canning  Co,  S  F, 

M   Third 
n;t  Louisa  M        dn    smaker,  S  I'.  n  -  521  Third 
ina  Lulu  M  1  Third 

man  John    EI,  driver    Industrial    Borne   for   the  Adult 
Blind,  ime 

Solomon  Mary  E  Mi     w  Ldow,  r  9  Eleventh 


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Solts  William   K,    deputy    constable,    453    Eighth,  res    801 
Jackson 

Somers  Mary  Mrs,  res  1003  Clay 

Somers  George,  photographer,  res  475  Twenty-first 

Sommers  Charles  H,   clerk  Wells,  Fargo    &    Co,  res    1714 
Thirteenth 

Sommers  Samuel  M,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1714  Thirteenth 

Sonderleiter  Frank  (Herber  &  Sonderleiter  )  res  763  Jack- 
son 

Sonderleiter  Frank  W,  apprentice  M   C   Siesbuttel,  S  F,  res 
763  Jackson 

Sonderleiter  Josephine   Miss,  domestic,   res  Piedmont   ave 
opp  Gaskill 

Sonnikson    C,    mgr,    Chicago    Artificial  Stone    956  Broad- 
way, res  Adeline  nr  Fortieth 

Soren  Frank  S,  laborer,  res  s  s  Thirty-eighth  nr  Telegraph 
ave 

Sorenson  Abraham,  driver  0  R  R   Co,  res  w  s   Telegraph 
ave  nr  Forty-eighth 

SORENSEN  A  E   (Johnson  &  Sorensen)  Independ- 
ent Planing  Mills,  res  Dennison  nr  Park 

Sorensen  Fred,  res  1007  Pine 

Sorensen  Hattie,  domestic,  1054  Eighteenth 

Sorensen  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  910  Willow 

Sorensen  Ander,  employe  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res   Deni- 
son  bet  Valdez  and  Kennedy 

Sorensen  Moss,  head    cake    baker  Log  Cabin    Bakery,    res 
2075  San  Pablo  ave 

Sorensen  Nels  P,  res  1007  Pine 

Sorensen  Olie  gardener,  George  C  Perkins,  959  Twelfth 

Sorensen  Peter,  news  agt,  res  1636  Fourteenth 

Sorensen  Peter,  brick  layer,  res  1007  Pine 

Sorensen  Richard,  boiler  maker   Clark  &   Woolley,  res  305 
Second 

SOUFFEANE  J,  Commercial  Restaurant,  473  Elev- 
enth, res  709  Twentieth 

Souffraine  James  F,  plumber,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

Souffraine  Louis,  employe  S   P   Co,   res   SW    cor    Eleventh 
and  Washington 

Soule  Albert  H,  clerk,  res  603  E  Twenty-third 

Soule  Frank,  professor  U  C,  res  960  Oak 

Soule  Frederick,  painter,  res  603  E  Twenty-third 

Soule  John  R,  painter,  res  603  E  Twenty -third 

Soule  Wra  B,  foreman  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  824  Myrtle 

Soules  Joseph,  driver  M  Longes,  res  617  Broadwav 


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Souter  John,  gas  maker  Oakland  Gag  Light  and  Heat  Co, 

res  815  Washington 
Souter  Katie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  Sl<~>  Washington 
Souter  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  815  Washington 

SOUTH   BRITISH    FIRE    &    MARINE 

i:  ^  Insurance  Co,  Geo  S  Naismith  manager,  463  Ninth 

South  Chas  E,  bookkeeper,  res  1410  Ninth 

South  C  D,  printer,  res  1011  Franklin 

Southard  Edward  B,  driver  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  569  Fifth 

SOUTHARD  W  F,  oculist  and  aurist,  1155  Broad- 
CO  way,  res   L203  Castro 

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Southwick  Nellie,  domestic,  354  E  Fourteenth 
iza  Antone,  carpenter,  res  716  Webster 
i/;i    Anton,  laborer  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  252 

Harlan 

i/.a  Joseph,  potter,  pea  7 L6  Webster 
Manuel,  laborer,  rea  23  1  Harlan 
izer  John,  laborer  California  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta  Co 
sign  Solomon,  i         12   Lydia 
Sovereign  Warren,  real  estate,  rea  L368  Brush 
Sowers  E  M  Miss,  pea  1117  Thirteenth  ave 
SOWERS   F,  merchant  tailor.    L78  Tenth,    pea    L640 
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iborer  709  Chester 

Spackman  licitor  Wm  Eleuter,  rea  Ji'>l  Ninth 

imploye  11  L  Si  John  &  Co,  pea  L266  Clay 
Wm.  machinist,  rea  1 92 1  Myrtle 

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Spangenberg   Adolph,   machinist   Hall's  Safe  and  Lock  Co, 

S  F,  res  969  Twenty-fourth 
Spangenberg  Carl  A,  painter,  res  969  E  Twenty-fourth 
Sparhawk  Ada  Miss,  professional  nurse,  res  665  Eleventh 
Sparhawk  Alice,  chambermaid  Tubbs  Hotel 
Sparhawk  Alice  Mrs,  res  665  Eleventh 
Sparhawk      Charles,     employe     Tribune     office,    res     665 

Eleventh 
Sparhawk  Ed,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  665  Eleventh 
Sparhawk  Minnie  Miss,  professional  nurse,  res  665  Eleventh 
Sparks  E  J  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 
Sparks  Jacob,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Park 

Exchange  Hotel 
Sparks  L  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  509  E  Twenty-second 
Sparks  Lemuel  A,  farmer,  res  509  E  Twenty-second 
Sparks  Martin  V,  farmer  Yuba  County,  res  514  Sixteenth 
Sparks  Richard  E,  farmer,  res  514  Sixteenth 
Sparks  Sarah  C  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  509  E  Twenty-second 
Sparman  Andrew,  basket  maker,  res  Golden  Gate 
Spat  Elizabeth,  res  1870  Seventh 

Spaulding  Charles  H,  saw  fitter,  S  F,  res  1022  Peralta 
Spaulding  Charles  T,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  11  Maple 
Spaulding  C  J,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  11  Maple 
Spaulding  Edward  W,  student,  res  1723  Nineteenth  ave 
Spaulding  J  &  Co,  proprs  Pacific    Dyeing    and    Cleaning 

Works,  S  F 
Spaulding  J  L,  res  586  Tenth 
Spaulding  Julia  A  Miss,  res  1363  Eighth  ave 
Spaulding  Nathan  W,  propr  Pacific  Saw  Co,  S  F,  res  1723 

Nineteenth  ave 
Spaulding  S  M  Mrs,  res  586  Tenth 
Spear  Arthur  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1184  Fourteenth 
Spear  Augustus  F,  dept  mechanic  Public  School  Instruction, 

res  518  E  Fourteenth 
Spear  Charlotte  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  1184  Fourteenth 
Spear  Ella  Miss,  res  1184  Fourteenth 
Spear  Kate  Mrs,  domestic,  1056  Poplar 
Spear  N  H,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Spears  Henry,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1055  Washington 
Specht  Charles,  laborer,  res  230  Harlan 
Specht  Henry  J,  carpenter,  230  Harlan,  res  same 
Specht  Louisa  Miss,  domestic  H  Furst,  1011  Webster 
TV"J  Specht  William  E,  carpenter,  res  230  Harlan 
Specht  William  E  Jr,  carpenter,  214  Hannah 
Speisser  Edward  E   (Webb  &  Speisser)  res  San  Pablo   ave 

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Spelman  Annie,  domestic,  1254  Market 

Spence ,  res  524  Sixteenth 

Spence  James,  teamster,  res  760  Seventeenth 
SPENCE  J  G  &   CO   (A  A   Rieser  and  J  G  Spence) 

furniture,  clocks,  jewelry,   etc,  all   goods   sold   on  easy 

weeklv  payments,  1401  San  Pablo  ave 
Spence  John  G  (J  G  Spence  &  Co)  res  123  Twelfth,  S  F 
Spencer  Aaron  \\\  plumber  Jas  Galayan,  res  1378  Eighth 
Spencer  Addie  Miss  (Cowan  &  Spencer)  res  867  Chester 
Spencer  Andrew  G,  gardener,  res  672  Twenty-fifth 
Spencer  Belle  Miss,  res  1068  Twelfth  aye 
Spencer  Celia  0  Mrs,  res  360  Fifth 
Spencer  Eva  Miss,  res  1006  Sixteenth 
Spencer  E  \V.  oil  stoves,  378  Thirteenth,  res  same 
Spencer  Frank  N,  res  251  Haven 
Spencer  George  O,  plumber  and  extraman  Engine  Co  No  3, 

0  F  D,  res  L378  Eighth 
Spencer  George  W,  res  1378  Eighth 

Spencer  Hardy,  bricklayer,  res  703  Twenty-seventh 
Spencer    Herbert    VY.  clerk  John   Cushing  &  Son,  res   522 

Sixteenth 
Spencer  James  II,  clerk,  res  1378  Eighth 
Spencer    John,    teamster    Farley    A:    McGuire,    res    Capital 

1  [ouse 

Spencer  John,   floor    maker    California    Door    Co,  res    501 

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Spencer  L  D,  helper  S  P  ( Jo 
Spencer  Lizzie  M,  dressmaker,  res  251  Haven 
Spencer  Lysander  1>.  machinist   S  I*  Co,  res  cor  Forty-first 
and   Linden 

icer  Michael,  bakery.  L435  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Spencer  Norman,  carpenter  Pioneer  Mills,  res  251  Haven 
ncer    Richard    II.   washer  Contra    Costa    Laundry,    res 
Lor  in 

icer  Robert .  bailor,  S  F,  res  Lorin 
Spencer  Win.  -indent,  res  52  1  sixteenth 

!•  Win.  plumber  Jas  Galavan,  res  L378  Eighth 
ncer  W'm  .1 .  branch  of  the    Wonder  Flower  Store,  hats, 
flowers  and  feathers,  1204  Broadway,  res  Playter  Block 
Sperb  J  W,  clerk  Petar  <ft  Dresco,  rea  L166  Broadway 

•  •-lean  Petard  Dresco,  res  Jurgens  Block 
i,k  W  (Spiare  &  Welti)  res  728  Twelfth 
Spi  i  Welti  (  !■'    W    Spiars    and    E    Welti)  Philadelphia 

I;,  staurant,  1020  Broadway 
Sj  ielman  A  nton,  hrev  1116  Nineteen!  li 

1 '  kkeeper,  res  1351  Kirkham 

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Spies  Phillip,  laborer,  res  1  Forty-third 

Spieth  Win,  cabinet  maker,  res  1374  Fifteenth 

Spink  G  W,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  607  Mar- 
ket 

Spink  William  N,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  758 
Castro 

Spinney  GeoE,  carpenter,  res  504  Twenty-fourth 

Splan  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  866  Lydia 

Spohn  Wm  E,  deck  hand  steamer  Piedmont,  res  1864  Wil- 
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Sprague  Albro  N,  traveling  agt,  S  F,res  1413  Brush 

Sprague  Charles  J,  Col  U  S  A,  res  320  Fourteenth 

Sprague  Eugene  A,  cooper,  res  1723  Market 

Sprague  George  W,  carpenter  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing 

Co,  res  858  Alice 
Sprague  J  B,  carpenter,  res  419^  Tenth 
Sprague  W  A,  res  606  E  Eighteenth 
Spray  Polly  N  Miss,  domestic,  res  2442  Broadway 
Springer  Anna  G  Miss,  res  1626  Twelfth 
Springer  Mary  Mrs,  res  856  Brush 
Springer  Maryland  Miss,  dressmaker,    963  Washington,  res 

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Springer  Samuel,  fruit  and  vegetables,  460  Sixth,  res  same 
Springer  Thomas,  printer,  res  856  Brush 

SPRINGFIELD    FIRE   AND    MARINE 

INSURANCE    CO  OF  ILLINOIS,    Har- 
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Springsteen  Fannie  Miss,  propr    Eastern    Hair    Store,  405 

Twelfth,  res  same 
Springston  Jefferson,  carpenter,  res  1057  Thirteenth  ave 
Sprinkle  Catherine  E  Mrs,  midwife,  res  1365  Peralta 
Sprinkle  Charles  A,  cashier  W  A  Rouse  &  Co,  res  674  Twen- 
ty-seventh 
Sprinkle  Edward,  driver  W  A  Rouse  &  Co,  res  674  Twenty- 
seventh 
Sprinkle  Susan  Isabel  Mrs,  widow,  res  674  Twenty-seventh 
Sproat  G  T,  bookkeeper  M  Hillyard,  res  635  Fourteenth 
Sproul  Anna  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  669  Seventh 
Sproul  Hattie  B  Miss,  teacher    Cole   School,  res  1016  Four- 
teenth 
Sproule  Cassie  Miss  (Sproule  Sisters)  res  763  Jefferson 
Sproule  Catherine  Miss  (Sproule  Sisters)  res  763  Jefferson 
Sproule  Charlotte  Miss  (Sproule  Sisters)  res  763  Jefferson 


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Sproule  Sarah    Jane    Miss  (Sproule  Sisters)  res  763  Jeffer- 
son 
Sproule  Sisters,  dry  goods,  1275  San  Pablo  ave 
Sprung  Ann  Mrs,  widow,  res  1561  Chestnut 
Sprung  Julia  Miss,  res  1561  Chestnut 
Stjuiglei  Joseph,  blacksmith  Henry  Stahlecker,  res  St  Louis 

House 
Squire  Chas  D,  upholsterer,  S  F,  res  955  Fifth  ave 
Squire  Howard  H,  emplove   Pacific    Iron    and  Xail  Co,  res 

765  Fifth 
SQUIRE  H  P,  secretary    The  Morning  Times  Co,   res 

124  Eleventh 
Squire  John  W,  emplove  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail    Co,  res  765 

Fifth 
Squire  L  May  Miss,  res  765  Fifth 
Squire  Mamie  Miss,  res  765  Fifth 
Squire  Orin  D,  res  124  Eleventh 
Squires  George,  canvasser  Metropolitan  Manufacturing    Co, 

res  1017  Fifth 
St  Andrew's  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  John    B   Mery    rector, 

cor  Ninth  and  Cypress 
St  Andrew's  Hall,  Peter  J  Ipsen  custodian,  1056|  Broadwav 
ST  ANDREW'S    SOCIETY,  10564  Broadway  ' 
St  Anthony's  School    for    Boys,    taught    by    the    Christian 

Brothers,  cor  E  Sixteenth  and  Sixteenth  ave 
St  Anthony's    School    for    Girls,    taught    bv    the  Sisters  of 

Mercy,  cor  E  Fifteenth  and  Fifteenth  ave 

St  Clair .  res  Smith  House 

St  Elmo  Bouse,  Mrs  P  J  Tallman  propr.  508^  Fifteenth 
Bt  G  -  Society,  DM  Harrington  pres,  J  W  Carlen  sec, 

Califarnia  Hall 
81  .lolm  II   I.  &Co  (H   L    St    John   and  A   Scholficld)    mfrs 

Eastern  Root  Beer,  res  I 258  San   Pablo  ave 
!  John  I    L,  cleaner  8  P  I 
t  John  Cbauncey  M.  surveyor  of  vessels,  V  8  Customs,  9 

F.  res  I *ake  Shore  ave 

t  John  Clarence,  yardman  S   P  Co,  res  703  Campbell 

t  John  DelmaT  L,  printer  Pacific  Press,   rea   925  Thirty- 
fifth 
t  John  Edward  btone  mason,  res  818  Lydia 
t  John  Florence  M  Miss,  res  925  Thirty-fifth 
t  John  Hiram  A  Rev,  res  925  Thirty-fifth 
t    John   House,  John    Ludemann    propr,   lodgings,  -J0<*4 
Twelfth 

St  John  Jam<  ae  mason,  res  sls  Lydia 

St  John  Silas  < '.  insuram  e,  rea  I  217  Franklin 


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St  Joseph's  Academy,  Brother  Sibinian  director,  cor  Jack- 
son and  Fifth 

St  Joseph's  Institute,  Seward  bet  Peralta  and  Campbell 

St  Louis  House,  Louis  Chartrand  propr,  lodgings,  562 
Franklin 

St  Mary's  College,  conducted  by  the  Christian  Brothers, 
Broadway  nr  Cemetery  ave 

St  Mary's  School  for  Boys,  located  cor  Jefferson  and  Sev- 
enth, taught  by  the  Christian  Brothers 

St  Mary's  School  for  Girls,  located  cor  of  Grove  and  Sev- 
enth, taught  by  the  Sisters  of  the  Convent  of  our  Lady 
of  the  Sacred  Heart 

St  Paul  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co  of  St  Paul,  James 
Gamble  agt,  469  Ninth 

St  Pierre  George,  machinist  OCR  Co,  res  803  Twenty-sev- 
enth 

Staalen  H,  sawyer  Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  res  559 
Twenty-second 

Stabler  S  J,  atty-at-law,  res  562  Thirteenth 

Stacey  Antonio,  agt  sewing  machines,  res  809  Wood 

Stacey  E  M  Mrs,  res  717  Eighteenth 

Stacey  Henry,  res  717  Eighteenth 

Stacey  James,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1875  William 

Stacey  W  A,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1875  William 

Stachler  Annie  Miss,  res  867  Center 

Stachler  Eugene,  res  867  Center 

Stachler  John,  capitalist,  res  867  Center 

Stack  Clara,  stenographer,  res  278  Fifth 

Stack  James,  fisherman,  Alaska,  res  278  Fifth 

Stack  John,  peddler,  res  278  Fifth 

Stack  Maggie,  domestic,  567  Eighteenth 

Stack  P,  res  Winthrop  House 

Stack  Richard,  fisherman,  Alaska,  res  275  Fifth 

Stack  Thomas  E,  fisherman,  Alaska,  res  275  Fifth 

STACK  WILLIAM,  butcher,  804  Harrison,  res  278 

Fifth 
Stack  William  Jr,  baker  Charles  Kernen,  res  278  Fifth 
Stackhouse   William,   paper  hanger  and   whitener,    res  761 

Sixth 
Stackman  Saml,   emplove  Philadelphia  D}^e  Works,  res  912 

Clay 
Stacy  Mary  Anne  Mrs,  res  Melrose 
Staebler  M,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell 
Staff  Emma,  domestic,  947  Linden 
Stafford  C  M  Mrs,  res  1228  Adeline 


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Stafford  Thomas,  driver  People's    Express  Co,  res  American 

House 
Stagg  Edward  H,  clerk,  S  F,  re<  971  Chester 
-     gjgs  Wm  A,  broom  maker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

Blind,  res  same 
Stagnaro  Angela  Miss,  res  1019  Third 
Stagnaro  Nicholas,  teamster,  res  1019  Third 
Stahl  Benj  F,  electrician,  res  1115  Tenth  ave 
StahlJohn    F,  student  Dupue  and  Aydelotte's  Business  Col- 
lege rea  1115  Tenth  ave 
Stahlecker    Henry,    blacksmith.    858   Webster,  res   St  John 

House 
Stahr  Annie  F.  dressmaker, res  ^-s  Chester 
Stahr  Chris  C,  conductor  S  PCo,  res  828  Chester 
Stahr  Wm  C,  expressman  M  Chaplin,  res  828  Chester 
Stalder  Joseph  J,  res  1412  Twelfth  ave 
Stallmann  Ed,  employe  lumberyard,  res  Union  Hotel 
Stam m  Fred,  sausage  maker  M  M  Samson,  res  914  Clay 
Stamopolos   Zacharias,    fruit    stand,    cor    Washington    and 

Ninth 
Stanage  David,  employe  H  H  Morgan,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 
Stand  Manuel,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Standard  Oil  Co,  W  W  Moody  agt,  cor  First  and  Castro 
STANDEFORD  DAVID  W   (Burnham-Stande- 

ford  Co)  res  903  Market 
Standeford  Joseph  A,  solicitor,  res  602  Fourteenth 
Standeford  Josie  N  Miss,  teacher  Cole  School,  res    903  Mar- 
ket 

Standeford  X  I)  Mrs,  principal  Grove  Street  School,  res  602 

Fourteenth 
Standeford  Stella  II  Miss,  student,  res  602  Fourteenth 
Standeford  Wm  W, customs  officer,  S  F,  res  967  Market 
Standeford  Wm   W  Jr,  salesman  Golden  Rule,  S  F,  res  967 

Marl, 

inderup  Niles,  contractor,  res  L39  Hannah 
Standing  Thomas,  employe  T  J  Olooney,  res    L607  Seventh 

indish  Edith  Mi-,  pea  1  137  E  Fifteenth 
Standisfa  Merritt  D  C,  bookkeeper  Wm  H  Weilbye,  res  U37 

E  Fifte<  ntl. 
Standisfa  Miles,  pointer  W  II  Weilbye,  res  1137  E  Fifteenth 
Stan  don  M  ichael,  rea  1  NI  5  Seventh 

ndring  Sarah  A.  Mrs,  boarding,  rea  91  1  Tine 
aford  Hall,  Nl  venth  and  Woo<l 

nford  Josiah  W,  vineyardist,  rea  121€  I  >ak 
inford  W  E,  labor.  769  Fifteenth 

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^  §    Stanley  George,  artist,  S  F,  res  1657  Lincoln  ^ 

e*   Stanley  James,   publis  administrator,   office  957    Broadway,       Jy 


r?3,  ©  res  Mission  San  Jose 


Stanley  James,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Em- 

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-  £   Stanley  Mary  Mrs,  lamp  store,  Emeryville  ^ 

-B&    .   Stanley  Walter,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  719  Twentieth  ^ 

§   Stanley  Wilfred   H,   compositor  Oakland  Enquirer,  res  G'_!s  §  j^J 

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c3  8    Stanovich  M  X,  broom  maker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  c  K 

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Ph  I   Stanphly  Katie  Mrs,  res  1062  Twelfth  ave  ~  q 

Stansfield  James,  dyer  Alex  McGeoch,  res  Grand  Central  J  kh 


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*p!  r  Stanton  Harmon,  capitalist,  res  479  Plymouth  ave 
Stanton  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  845  Harris 


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Stanton  Nellie  Miss,  domestic,  res  914  Peralta  ^  j^ 

^  S    Stanton  Timothy,  sewer  contractor  1172  Broad wav,  res  670   •    ^ 

£  J>  Thirty-sixth  ?  £ 

§   Stanyranioni  Pietro,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry  *  *J 

£?^   Staples  Ernest  F,  real  estate,  res  Sprage  ave  g  ^ 

"§  §    Staples   George   F,  res   Lynde    bet    Peralta   and  Fruit  Vale 

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*E3  a'  Staples  James  W,  insurance  agent,  S  F,  res  1211   Alice  ®  £Q 

Staring  Henry  F,  printer,  res  w  s   McCall  bet    Merced   and  -5  hH 
g  Mono  aves  |  £^5 

1  Stark  G  A  Mrs,  res  561  E  Sixteenth  •  XJ 

Stark  George  J  W,  employe  Dodge,  Sweeny  &  Co,  res  1659   ~ 

Eighth 
Stark  John  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Alameda 
^  ®  Stark  John  H,  saloon,  835  Market,  res  1453  Broadway 
^"  »  Stark  Nettie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  561  E  Sixteenth 
(J/J  2  Stark  William,  veterinary  surgeon,  res  364  Eighth 

3  Starke  John  H,  box  maker,  res  963  Eighth 
^m    u  Starkey  Charlotte  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  852  Castro 
J  >■  Starkey  E  A,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  852  Castro 
Sj  %  Starkey    May    Miss,   clerk   W  H    L   Corran,   S    F,  res 
~  <  Castro 

■*■  O  Starkiey  Edward  J,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  836  Jackson 
■■■  jj  Starkweather  F  H,  assistant  bookkeeper  McGovern  &  Cahill, 
S  w  res  1506  San  Pablo  ave 

U  Starkwheather  H  K,   bookkeeper    McGovern  &  C  ah  ill,  res 
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Sf  Starr  Abraham  D,  Starr  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1353  Grove 


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Starr  E  J,  widow,  res  980  Fifth  ave 
Starr  Robert,  res  1003  Clav 


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Starr  Wm  M  (Starr  &  Co)  S  F,  res  1054  Eighteenth 
Startin    Thomas,    blacksmith    helper    S    P    Co,   res    1633 

Market 
Starve  John  F,  cigar  mfr,  S  F,  res  801  Twenty-seventh 
Statan    Nathan,  coachman  H  C  Wilson,  res  cor  College  ave 

and  First 

STATE  INVESTMENT  &  INSURANCE 

CO  OF  S  I\  Harmon  &  Sears,  H  Griffin's  agency, 
958  Broadway 

State  of  Pennsylvania  Fire  Insurance  Co,  John  Russ  agent, 
468  Tenth' 

StaufFacher  Henry  J,  employe  H  B  Schindler,  res  828  Kirk- 
ham 

Steam    Feather  Renovating  Works,   Henry    Loomis  propr, 
1705  Seventh 

Stearns   Chas   A,  driver   Oakland   Railway  Co,  res  SW  cor 
Forty-seventh  and   Shattuck  ave 

Stearns  Edward  H,  student,  res  1019  Eighth 

Steams  Geo  X,  painter,  res  518  E  Seventeenth 

Stearns  Henry   M.  teacher  Heald's  Business  College,  S  F, 
res  1019  Eighth 

Stearns   y  Percie    Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  (,71 
Market 

Stearns  Nathan,  professor  of  astrology*  1460  Telegraph  ave. 
res  same 

■Sarah  .1  Mrs,  nurse,  res  518   E  Seventeenth 

Stearns  Walter  A.  res  518  E   Seventeenth 

Stehhins  Alfred,  res  1024  Myrtle 

Stebbina  Elwyn  \\\  Btudent,  res  1024  Myrtle 

Stebbins  Loud  a  Miss,  student,  res  L024  Myrtle 

Stecher  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  res  L460  Seventh 

ker  Wm,  saloon,  1818  Seventh,  res  571  Twenty-fourth 

S  ted  man  Elihu  P,  driver  Cape  Ann  Bakery,  res  n  s  Thirty- 
eighth  nr  Telegraph  av< 
Imau   M  B  Miss,  student  Dupue  A  Aydelotte's  Business 

lege,  res  590  Thirty-eighth 
dm  an  Wm,  res  1  390  Telegraph  ave 

Annie   Miss,  employe    Contra    Costa    Laundry,  res 
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v  \lM  Mrs,  widow,  res  1929  Telegraph  ave 
Steele  Bunnie  1 1  M  iss,  res  955  Pifth  ave 
Steele  E  Mrs,  res  L518 Telegraph  ave 

ele  Edward  L  G,  merchant,  S  l\  res  824  Jackson 
Steele  James  A,  sash    maker  California  Door  Co,  res  s  F 
Steele  John,  carpenter,  18  I  Jastro 

Steele  Joseph  E,  rea  955  Fifth  ave 

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Steele  Maud  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  955  Fifth  ave 
Steele  Richard  W,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Steele  Samuel  S,  real  estate,  464  Ninth,  res  1356  Grove 
Steele  Wm,  clerk  London  and  San  Francisco  Bank,  S  F,  res 

951  Myrtle 
Steen  S,  varieties,  1004  Washington,  res  967  Harrison 
Steere  Julia  E  Mrs,  res  506  E  Eleventh 
Steere  Willie  J  Miss,  res  506  E  Eleventh 
Steevens  Jane  Mrs,  widow,  res  Emeryville 
Steffanoni  Achille,  watches  and   jewelry,  1073   Broadway, 

res  711  Eighteenth 
Steffanoni  Minnie  Miss,  res  711  Eighteenth 
Steffens  Diedrich,  res  1664  Seward 
Steffin  Rosie,  domestic,  915  Myrtle 
Steffons  Lillie,  domestic,  914  Tenth 
Stege    Johannah  Mrs,  res  1172  Eighth 
Stegman  Charles  H,  employe  Ames  &  Detrick,  S  F,  res  1230 

Chestnut 
Stegman  Chas  M,  student,  res  1230  Chestnut 
Stegman  Henry,  res  1230  Chestnut 
Steimann   Alois,  shoemaker  O'Neil,  res  Golden  Gate 
Stein.  Adolphus,  tailor,  461  Twelfth,  res  1488  San  Pablo  ave 
Stein  Bertha  Miss,  res  1324  Tenth  ave 
Stein  Daniel,  vice-pres  Omnibus  Railway  Co,  S  F,  res  1324 

Tenth  ave 
Stein  Leo,  student  U  C,  res  1324  Tenth  ave 
Stein  Michael  D,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1324  Tenth  ave 
Stein  Simon,  clerk  Xorthey,  res  1324  Tenth  ave 
Stein  Valentine,  baker  A  f  MacMurphv,  res  Grand  Western 

Hotel 
Stein  Victor  A,  agt,  res  272  Fourth 
Steinbeck  Charles    C,    butcher  Henry    Steinbeck,  res    322 

Second 
Steinbeck  Henry,  res  322  Second 
Steinbeck  Henry  Jr,  butcher,  1303   San  Pablo  ave,  res  767 

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Steinberg  Isaac,  mechanic,  res  1689  Seventh 
Steinbruck  Rudolph,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1107  Peralta 
Steinhardt  N,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1810  Atlantic 
Steinmeyer  Hj.igo,  butcher,  2055  Peralta,  res  same 
Steller  Joseph,  peddler,  res  211  Second 
Stempel  Emma  Miss,  res  814  Harrison 
Stempel  George  W,  apprentice  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  814 

Harrison 
Stempel  Henrv,  miner,  res  814  Harrison 
Stempel  H  S,  blacksmith  C  C  Buffett.  res  814  Harrison 

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|     Stempel  Katie  Miss,  res  814  Harrison 
£     Stenbihl  II  L,  plumber  BurtehaeU  &  Crowley 
5     Stend  Henrietta,  domestic.  1320  Fourth  ave 
^     Stendel  August,  driver  John  H  Kirchheiner,  res  San  Pablo 
-  ave,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

I     Stendt  Helen  Miss,  domestic,  res  117  Thirteenth 
i     Stenken  George,  clerk  H  Harfst,  res  1932  Broad w 
j?     Stephen  Heinrieh,  bottler  F  W  Stromberg,  res  312  Third 
|    Stephens  B  Miss,  res  1669  Taylor 

Stephens  Catherine  Mrs,  res  1609  Taylor 
Stephen.-  Charles,  painter  J  W  Lindsey  &  Co 
Stephens  Ira  0,  assl  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1313  Brush 
Stephens  .lame-  F.  butcher  YVm  Long,  res  937  Campbell 
Stephens  Margaret  Miss,  domestic,  res  1065  Jackson 
Stephens  Richard  A,  carpenter,  res  937  Campbell 
Stephen-  Richard  A  Jr,  butcher  Wm  Long,  res  937   Camp- 
bell 
Stephen-  Samuel,   fish    and  oyster  stall,  Centre   Market,  S 
F.  res  1263  Eighth 
£$  Stephens  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  1313  Brush 

Stephens  Thomas,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1817  Short 
Stephen-  William    J,  jeweler,  cor    Eighth    and    Broadway, 

res  937  Campbell 
Stephens  William  S    J,   asst   mailing    clerk  Oakland   post- 
office,  res  261  Ninth 

St<{>hen-<m ,  laborer,  res  5  Forty-fourth 

Stephen -nil  ,  res  Smith  House,  836  Broadway 

Stephen-<m  Albert,  boot  maker  L   Wickham,  res  733   Mag- 

oolia 
Stephenson  Clement  V,  insurance,  S  F,  res  118  Ninth 
Stephenson  L  A,  bookkeeper  California  Jute  Mills,  res  1366 
Fifth  ave 
phenson  Mary  A  Miss,  res  Melrose 
Stephenson  Robert,  dairyman,  res  Melrose 
Stephenson  Thomas,  res  Melrose 
Stephenson  William,  painter,  res  Melroe 

E,  letter  carrier,  res  864   Washington 
^  ■    Sterling  William,  laundryman  Contra  Casta  Laundry 
^    Sternitzky  Charl<  penter,  res  l<.»:,>-_>  Myrtle 

ernitzkj   Robert,  carpenter,  res  1464  Thirteenth 
rritl  Sadie,  domestic,  L322  Adeline 
Stetson  Aha  M.  res  921  Center 

•i  George  R,  clerk,  S  I',  rea  921  Center 
Stetson  Lillie  J  Mi  I  |]  Center 

Stevens  Albert  B,  photographer  Shell  Mound  Park,  rea  567 
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Stevens  Amelia  E  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Stevens  Annie  Mrs,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Stevens  C  H,  salesman,  res  Ross  House 

Stevens  C  J  Mrs,  res  666  Eighth 

Stevens  C  L,  salesman  Taft  &   Pennoyer,  res 

Stevens  Daisy  Mrs,  widow,  res  1713  Seward 

Stevens  Daisy  Miss,  res  666  Eighth 

Stevens  Eliza  A  Miss,   teacher  Prescott    School,  ses 
Eighth 

Stevens  Eliza  E  Miss,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1762  Division 

Stevens  George,  mill   hand  California  Door  Co,  res    1712 
Eighth 

Stevens  Geo  E,  res  360  Tenth 

Stevens  Geo  W,  res  362  E  Tenth 

STEVENS   HORACE  J,  expressman,   stand  NW 
cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway,  res  1516  West 

Stevens  John  H,  agt  iEtna  Life  Insurance  Co,  S  F.  res  1334 
Adeline 

Stevens  Lena  Miss,  domestic  Saml  Steen,  967  Harrison 

Stevens  Levi  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Stevens   M  Miss,    bookkeeper  Maxwell  &    Pearce,    res   504 
Fifteenth 

Stevens  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1762  Division 

Stevens  Minnie  L  Miss,  res  1334  Adeline 

Stevens  Olive  E  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Stevens  Wm  E  (Yates  &  Co)  res  S  F 

Stevens  W  P,  M  O  clerk  Oakland   Post-office,  res  575  Eigh- 
teenth 

Stevens  W  W  B,  atty-at-law,  res  1724  Seward 

Stevenson  F  R  &  Co  (FR  Stevenson  and  B  S  Tower)  crock- 
ery and  glassware,  1167  Broadway 

Stevenson  F  R  (F  R  Stevenson  &  Co)  res  573  Eleventh 

Stevenson  Frank,   plumber    and  gasfitter  Dalziel  &  Moller, 
res  Winters  Hotel 

Stevenson  Harry  H,  carpenter,  res  1012  Twenty-eighth 

Stevenson  Jeanie  Miss,  dressmaker    Mrs    L    Ellsworth,  res 
1620  San  Pablo  ave 

Stevenson  John  W,  postal  clerk,  res  1718  Thirteenth 

Stevenson  Joseph  A,  conductor  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res 
lf*20  Lincoln 

Stevenson   Robert,    baker   Cape  Ann  Bakery,  res  1620  San 
Pablo  ave 

Stevenson  Wesley,  carpenter  and  builder,  1726  Seventh,  res 

1019  Wood  * 
Steward  G  H,  barber,  373  Twelfth,  res  same 
Steward  Louis,  machinist,  res  Weber  Hotel 


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Steward  S  H  (Mitchell  A  Steward)  res  2148  Chestnut 

Steward  Wm.  gardener,  res  410  Tenth 

Stewart  Alex  F,    messenger  Union  National  Bank,  res  1252 

Franklin 
Stewart  Anna  Mrs.  nurse,  res  1156  Broadway 
Stewart  Benj  F  (Stewart  &  Oomstock)  res  22  Maple 
Stewart  Charles,  employe    Keystone    Co,   res    cor    Hopkins 

and  Putnam 
Stewart  Christ,  res  Winthrop  House 
Stewart  Christina  Mrs.  widow,  res  1571  Seventh  ave 
STEWART  &  COMSTOCK    (B  F  Stewart    and 
<i  M  Comstock)  Big  (run  Saloon,  cor  Seventh  and  Ce- 
dar 
Stewart  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1627  Seventh  ave 
vart   E  C  Miss,  res  16"J7  Seventh  ave 
wart  Emily  Mrs,  ladies'  hair  dresser,  res  713  Sixth 
van  Frank  II.  Btudent,  res  311  E  Twelfth 
-     wart   II  A.  real  estate,  res  157]  Seventh  ave 
3l    .vart  James,  butcher  Fred  Becker,   res  608  Ninth 
vart  J  D,  propr  Union  Saloon,  res  Union  Hotel 
Stewart  Jennie  Miss,  propr    Japanese  Bazaar,  res  763  Elev- 
enth 

M   Miss,    school    teacher,  S  F.  res    1627  Sev- 
enth ave 

•  art  John,  wholesale  butcher,  Stock  Yards 
Stewart  John,  laborer,  rea  1832  Seventh 
wart  John  A.  rea  L627  S<  wnth  ave 
.art  John  Frank, reS  522  E  Fourteenth 
vart  John  J.  carpenter, rea  2152  Chestnut 
pari  J   :  P<  ople's  Expresa  I  a  L23  Tenth 

vart  L  Mrs,  rea  L013  Webster 

a  art  Lillie  Miss,  clerk  KAHNBEOS,"    608  Ninth 
wart  Lizzie  Mr-  :    venth 

I  L  Mr-,  res  L36  1  Grove 
STEWART  M  Y,    proprietor   Clinton  Meat  Market. 
309  and  31  1  E  Twelfth,  re.  ::i  1  F  Twelfth 
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gj  Stice  Henry  P,  groceries  and   fruit,  2201  Telegraph  ave.  res 
478  Edward 
Stice  T  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  478  Edward 
Stickle  Israel,  res  609  Sixteenth 
*P  &    Stickney  B  W,    foreman    Palmer  &  Rey,  S  F,   res  1216  Sev- 
j  enth 

*2    Stickney  Marcellus,  clerk  C  P  Hardenburg,  res  East  Oakland 
2  Hotel 

so  J  I  Stickney  S  A  Mrs,  res  1216  Seventh 

Stickney,  Silas  C,  sec  Pacific   Press  Publishing  Co,  res  1412 

West 
Stiles  Alice  L  Miss,  res  1591  Telegraph  ave 
Stiles  Henrv  K,  mounter,  S  F,  res  141  N  Centre 
Stiles  L  A,  agent  M  J  KELLER,  1007  and  1009  Broad- 
way 
Stilbecht  Alfred,  plumber  Burtchael  &  Crowley,  res  Winters 

Hotel 
Still  Ada  Miss,  compositor,  res  506  E  Fifteenth 
Still  S  M  Mrs,  res  506  E  Fifteenth 
Sjj  Stiller  Emma  Miss,  res  912  Kirkham 

Stller  Paul  B  (Roemer  &  Stiller)  res  912  Kirkham 
Stiller  Rosie  Miss,  res  912  Kirkham 
Stilley  Henry  G,  carpenter,  res  1677  Lincoln 
Stillev  Howard  W,  res  1677  Lincoln 
Stillwell  Arthur,  clerk,  res  419|  Tenth 
^J2    Stillwell  Clara  Mrs,  res  Bank  Building 

Stillwell  Martha  Mrs,    res  Bank  Building,    XE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Broadway 
Stilwell  AC,  mgr  Oakland  Theatre,  res  512  Eighteenth 
Stilwell  Albert  W  (Stilwell  &  Son)  res  512  Eighteenth 
Stilwell  Jennie  N  Mrs  (Stilwell  &  Son)  512  Eighth 
Stilwell   &   Son     (Jennie  N  &  Albert  W)   bill    posters,  1112 

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C/^    Stindrow  Harry,  longshoreman,  res  1355  Kirkham 
Stine  George,  miller  Everts  &  Co,  res  423  Eleventh 


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Stirling    Gerritt  B,    bookkeeper    R  Franke    &  Co,  res  1232  ~m  > 

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Stitt  Robert  G,  res  Vernon  Heights  g-    > 

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Stoakes  F  C,  dentist,  Broadway,  room  10,  1103^  res  San 
Leandro 

Stock  Yard  Tannery,  Thos  W  Corder  propr,  Stock  Yards 

Stocker  Abner  H  (Stocker  &  Holland)  res  1170  Eighth 

Stocker  Alice  Mrs,  res  1012  Chestnut 

Stocker  Eli  J,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  616  Fil- 
bert 

STOCKER  &  HOLLAND  (AH  Stocker  and  A 
P  Holland)  successors  to  Stocker  &  Schramm,  search- 
ers of  record-  for  Alameda  County,  804  Broadway 

Stock  ham  G  H,  physician  and  surgeon,  Playter  Block,  room 
19,  office  hours,  8  to  9  am,  1  to  3  and  6  to  7  p  m,  res 
same 

Stockholm  Charles,  carpenter,  res  1075  E  Fifteenth 

Stockman  Florence  Miss,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E 
Twenty.-iifth 

Stockman  Lyman  0,  carpenter,  res  1431  Filbert 

Stocky  John',  res  1661*  Eighth 

Stoddard  ,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  862  Willow 

Stoddard  Chas  P,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  615  E  Sixteenth 

Stoddard  Janus  (i.  carpenter,  res  514  Fifteenth 
ddard  Mabel  Miss,  res  615  E  Sixteenth 

-     ddard  Samuel  J.  pressman  California  Pottery  and  Terra 
Cotta  Co,  res  e  s  Kennedy  bet  Seventh    and    Dennison 
Idard  Win.  door  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  S  F 

STODDART  DAVID,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public,  10034  Broadway,  rooms  7  and  8,    res  1-11  Clay 

Stoddarl  E  .1  Mr-,  res  L21  1  Clay 

Stoer  Frederick  J,  clerk  John  F  Stoer,  res  cor  San  Pablo 
ave  and  Thirty-eighth 

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r  John  F.  groceries,  liquor-,  etc,  nr  cor   San   Pablo  ave 
and  Thirty-eighth,  res  same 
-  Block,  junction  Adeline  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Martin,  bar  keeper  A  Carlsen,  res 415  Seventh 

Stohlsenberg   11  butcher   Louis    Lundberg,    res     1719 

Myrtle 

Bernard  J,  tallyman,  res  218  E  fifteenth 
■  -  E  erett,  marble  cutter,  res  249  Haven 

Stok(     I  •  I       res  171:;  ( !has< 

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Stokes  Robert  H,  gardener,  res  1576  Telegraph  ave 

Stokes  Rosetta  Miss,  student  Heald's   Business    College,  res 

218  E  Fifteenth 
Stokes  Thomas  Wm,  carpenter,  res  1576  Telegraph  ave 
Stoll  Gordon  M,  insurance,  S  F,  res  118  Thirteenth 
Stoll  Harry,  contractor,  res  419i  Tenth 
Stom   Mrs,  laundress    Contra    Costa    Laundry,    res    1359 

Twelfth 
Stone  George  A,  barber,  Golden  Gate,  res  1359  Twelfth 
Stom  Ossie,  laundryman  Contra  Costa    Laundry,    res    1359 

Twelfth 
Storabs  A  A  Mrs,  res  Clarendon  House 

STONE   A.  Ij,  manager  Guardian  Assurance  Co,  Ala- 
meda County  Branch,  1106  Broadway 
Stone  Alamo  Miss,  student,   res  1023  West 
Stone  Anna  Miss,  student,  res  1023  West 
Stone  B  F  (Stone  &  Field,  S  F)  res  1311  Harrison 
Stone  B  M,  farmer,  Fresno  Co,  res  674  Thirty-fifth 
Stone  Brenda  H  Mrs,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  864  Wash- 
ington 
Stone  Catherine  B  Miss,  teacher  Field  Seminary,  res  1825 

Telegraph  ave 
Stone  Charles,  bricklayer,  res  1360  Fifteenth 

Stone  David  C,  carpenter  Burnham-Standeford  Co,  res  546 

Twentieth 
Stone  E  Mrs,  res  916  Fifth 
Stone  Edgar   P,  salesman  D  L  Beck  &  Sons,  S  F,  res  556 

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Stone  George,  res  616  Twelfth 

Stone  George  A,  civil  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  169  Tenth 
Stone  Harry  P,  nursery  and  orchard  Holden,  res  1001  Jack 

son 
Stone  Hattie  E  Mrs,  res  530  Hobart 
Stone  Jennie  I  Miss,  res  1463  Twenty-third  ave 
Stone  John,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  1670  San  Pablo  ave 
Stone  John  T,  machine  agt,  res  1155  Peralta 
Stone  Manuel,  publisher  A  Voz  Portugueza,  S  F,  res  Ade- 
line bet  Menlo  and  Stanley 
Stone  O  C,  painter  P  N  Kuss  j  P   U 

Sione  William,  res  1463  Twenty-third  ave  W  & 

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Stone    W   R,    machinist    Oakland   Iron    Works,   res    1463 

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Stonesifer  A  G  Mrs,  res  1016  Tenth 
Stonesifer  Gussie  Miss,  res  1016  Tenth 


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HI   Stoppenhagen  Fred,  brewery  employe,  res  .>71  Seventh 
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Stoye  HE,  steward  Tubbs  Hotel 

Strachan  J  Henry,  mining  supt  Nevada,  res  1315  Linden 

Stradling  W  C,  bricklayer,  res  St  John  House 

Strain  D,  blacksmith  S  P  Co,  res  Greenwood  Exchange 

Strain  Edward  L,  clerk  Hans  Peterson,  res  1702  Eighth 

Straro  Will,  carpenter,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Strasburg  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1459  Filbert 

Strasburg    Bella    Miss,    art    embroidery    maker,    res     1459 

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Strasburg  Chas,  apprentice  H  Maddern,  res  1459  Filbert 
Strasburg  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1459  Filbert 
Strasburg  Pauline   Miss,  dressmaker  Mrs  J  Davis,  res  1459 

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Stratford  Jane  Mrs,  res  668  Thirty-fifth 
Strathearn  Wm,  cutter  J  Letter,  res  615  Fourth 
Stratton  Fred  S,  atty-at-law,  res  521  Nineteenth 
Stratton  Geo  M,  student,  res  461  E  Twelfth 
Stratton  James,  res  1464  Castro 
Stratton  James  T,  surveyor  and  land  agent,  S  F,  res  461  E 

Twelfth 
Stratton  Jeanette  Miss,  res  461  E  Twelfth 
Stratton  Lucy  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 
Stratton  Robert  B  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 
Stratton  R  T,  phvsician  and  surgeon,  1155  Broadway,  room 

9,  res  461  E  Twelfth 
Straub  Frank,  baker  Star  Bakery,  res  1803  Seventh 
Straus  Jules  E,  mgr  Chicago  Clock  Co,  1158  Seventh,  res 

1158i  Seventh 
Strauss  Fred  E,  longshoreman,  res  1508^  Eighth 
Street  Johnson  F,  canvasser,  res  949  Magnolia 
Streeter  E  E,  compositor  S  F  Chronicle,  res  1221  Eighth 
Streib  Amelia  Miss,  res  2239  Adeline 
Streib  Frances  Mrs,  res  2239  Adeline 
Streib  John  Wm,  res  2239  Adeline 
Streme  D,  employe  S  P  Co,  res   Railroad   Exchange 
Stretch  Isaac  N,  carpenter,  res  483  Plymouth  ave 
Streuber  Albert,  silver  plater,  S  F,  res  1367  Eleventh 
Streuber  Gust'ave,  machinist,  S  F,  res -1361  Eleventh 
Streuber  Louis,  driver  Louis  Tummel,  res  1361  Eleventh 
Strickland  John  G,  painter,  res  7  Maple 
Strickland  Kate  C  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  7  Maple 
Strickland  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  7  Maple 
Stricklen  John,  teamster,  res  2422  Telegraph  ave 
Stride  J  S,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Striker  Fred  C,  carpenter  S  P  Co 
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Stripling  L  C,  contractor,  res  1103^  Broadway 
Stroinska  Andrew,  butcher,  res  736  Center 
Stroinski  Balbina  Miss,  res  736  Center 
Stroinski  Mary  Miss,  res  736  Center 
Strom  Poirel  0,  tailor,  S  F,  res  940  Pine 
Stromberg  Bernard  F,  cooper,  res  819  Twenty-first 
STEOMBERG  F  W,  agent  Fredericksburg  Brew- 
ing Co,  372  Eleventh,  res  204  Seventh 
Stromberg  Joseph  F,  driver  F  W  Stromberg,  res  S  F 
Stromgren  Bros    (Chas  J   and   Gus    A   Stromgren)   sewing 

machine  agts,  1373  Seventh 
Stromgren  Chas  J  (Stromgren  Bros)  res  1373  Seventh 
Stromgren  Gustave  A,    sewing  machine   agt,  res  1363  Fif- 
teenth 
Stronach  Geo  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1248  San  Pablo  ave 
Strong  Alfred  G,  painter,  res  1161  Seventh 
Strong  Carrie  A  Miss,  res  733  Chester 

Strong  &  Co  (Theodore  P  Strong)  insurance  agts,  470  Ninth 
Strong  Eliaa   M.   foreman  Independent  Planing  Mills,  res 

712  Third 
Strong  Frank  E,  millwright,  res  733  Chester 
Strong  George  H  (Dewey  &  Co,  S  F,)  res  1204  Tenth 
Strong  Georgie  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  1204   Tenth 
Strong  •!  II  Rev,  res  820  Thirteenth 
Strong  Theodore  I\  Strong  &  Co  and  sec  Oakland  Box  and 

Barrel  Manufacturing  Co,  res  820  Thirteenth 
Strong  William,  teamster,  324  Second 
Strongren  G  A,  sale-man  California  Watch   Club 

Fifteenth 
Stroul  Susan  Mrs,  widow,  res  1 4 1 ' »  Eleventh 
Stroyan  Peter,  engineer   Fisher  &   Taylor,  res  cor  Fourth 

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Struck  man  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  L215  Linden 
Struckman  Albert,  Balesman,  s  F,  rea  L220  Tenth 


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Struckman  Mollie  Miss,  rea  L220  Tenth 

Stuarl  A  <;.  tanner,  rea  l(,<»7  K  Fourteenth 

Stuart  I>.  propr  Oakland  Sanitarium,  rea  L229  Franklin 

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Stuarl  Ella  Mi--,  dressmaker,  rea  266  Thirteenth 

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Stuarl  i  Stuarl  Bros)  tanner,  res  1120  Fifteenth  ave 

Stuarl  i  M  S10  Twenty-seventh 

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Stuart  Henry  W,  student,  res  1221  Franklin 
Stuart  Louis  B,  machinist  L  Frauneder,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Stuart  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  810  Twenty-seventh 
Stuart  Mary  Miss,  res  810  Twenty-seventh 
Stuart  Mary  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  564  Eleventh 
Stuart  Mary  V  Miss,  teacher,  res  1221  Franklin 
Stuart  Robert  S,  tanner,  res  1118  Eighteenth  ave 
STUART  S  H  (Oakland  Windmill  Co)  res  cor   Six- 
teenth and  Telegraph  ave 
Stuart  W  A  Mrs,  res  408  Thirteenth 
Stuart  William,  tanner,  res  1007  E  Twelfth 
Stuart  Wm  J,  news  stand,  NW  cor  Ninth  and  Broadway,  res 

408  Thirteenth 
Stubbenhagen  Fred,  driver  Washington   Brewery,  res  1371 

Seventh  (rear) 
Stubbs  George,  mgr  P  Phillips,  res  470  Eighth 
Stubbs  George  A,  saloon,  cor  San  Pablo   and   Dalton  aves, 

Golden  Gate 
STUBBS  JOHN  C,  res  1228  Madison 
Stubbs  Joseph  D,  student,  res  1228  Madison 
Stubbs  Lillie  M  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Stulz  Carl,  barber,  411  Seventh,  res  164  Seventh 
Stulz  George  H,  candy  maker,  res  164  Seventh 
Stulz  Henry  J,  candy  maker,  res  164  Seventh 
Stulz  William  R,  timer  M  De  LaMontanya,  res  164  Seventh 
Sturgeon  Arthur  J,  carpenter,  res  1771  San  Pablo  ave 
Sturgeon    Chas  H,  student  Dupue  and  Aydelotte's  Business 

College,  res  1771  San  Pablo  ave 
Sturgeon  Wm,  carpenter,  res  1771  Pablo  ave 
Sturgeon  Wm  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1771  San  Pablo  ave 
Sturges  Frank    F,  salesman   Murphy,  Grant  &  Co,  S  F,  res 

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Sturgis  Auritha  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1778  Division 
Sturgis  T  W,  propr  Fruit   Vale  Hay  Market,  Monroe  Street, 

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Sturm  C  L  (Sturn  &  Leitch)  res  582  Charter 
Sturm  Henry,  teamster,  and  stoker  engine  No  2,  O  F  D,  res 

844  Isabella 
STURM  &  LEITCH   (C  L  Sturm  and  J  H  Leitch) 

plumbers  and  gasfitters,  363  Twelfth 
Sturrock  James  R,  contractor,  res  1407  Brush 
Sturtevant  A  J,  dairyman,  1065  E  Twenty-fourth 
Stuatevant   A  J  Rev,    pastor   San  Pablo    Avenue    Baptist 

Church,  res  842  Twenty-ninth 
Sturtevant   C  K,  employe    Bovee,   Toy  &  Co,   S  F,  res  cor 

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Sturtevant  II  G,  deputy  count v  clerk,  res  San  Leandro 
STURTEVANT  OEEN  B,   res  273  Thirteenth 
Stut  Benry, mechanical  engineer.  217  Sansome,  S  F,  res  865 

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Stmt  Wm,  laborer,  res  726  Weston  ave 
Stuttaford  A,  job  printer  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
Stuttmeister  Alice  Miss,  res  121S  Fourteenth 
S     les  John  H,  builder  and  contractor,  res  855  Myrtle 
Sublett    Richard,    broommaker    Industrial    Home    for    the 

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Suerra  Joseph  Fernandez,  laundryman,  Contry  Costa  Laun- 
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fancy  goods,  465  Twelfth 
Sueza  Manuel,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  833  Cedar 
Sugrue  Katie  Miss,  domestic,  res  829  Jackson 
Suhl  Annie  E  Miss,  res  1111  Peralta 
Suhl  Christian  F  Mrs.  res  1111  Peralta 
Suhl  Gertrude  Miss,  res  1111  Peralta 
Suhr  Caroline  Mrs,  res  1453  Sixteenth 
Buhi  John,  engraver,  S  F,  res  1453  Sixteenth 
Suhr  Martha,  dressmaker,  res  L453  Sixteenth 
Suhr  Minnie  Mi  —  ,  res  L453  Sixteenth 
Sullivan  Annie,  dome-tie.  (,>r>7  Cypress 
Sullivan   H  A  Mrs,  rea  573    Thirty-sixth 
Sullivan  Charles,  laborer  OCB  Co,  res  1*')71  Pacific 
Sullivan  Chaa  W  (Scotl  &  Co)  res  1765  Division 
Sullivan  Coleman,  employe  s  r  Co,  res  [67  1  Pacific 
Sullivan  Corn  elius,  store  keeper  S  P  Co,  res  L406  Sixteenth 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  res  Winthrop  Bouse 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  res  L026  Twenty-second 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer  s  P  Co,  i'  -  861  Chester 
Sullivan  Edward,  baker,  res  sll  Twenty-second 
Sullivan  Edward    .1.    driver    Snowllake    Bakery,    res    Ml 

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Sullivan  Eleanor  R  Miss,  73  Thirtv-sixth 

Sullivan  E  s.  merchant,  8  F,  res  761  Fifth 
Sullivan  FJ,  Bwitchman  S  PCo,  res  806  Campbell 
Sullivan  I  e,  laborer,  rea  <  Oakland  I  hue 

Sullivan  G  E  Fourteenth 

Sullivan  Hannah  Miss, domestic  I  LRequa,  res  Piedmonl 
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Sullivan  Humphrey,  laborer,  res  2035  Linden 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  res  1624  San  Pablo  ave 
Sullivan  James  C,  mgr  Hotel  del  Monte,  res  Golden  Gate 
Sullivan  James  0,  hack  driver,  res  651  Magnolia 
Sullivan  J  C,    genk  clerk    Pension    Office,  res    622    Seven- 
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Sullivan  Jerry,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 
Sullivan  Jerry,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1651  Seventh 
Sullivan  John,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  806  Campbell 
Sullivan  John  J,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  861  Chester 
Sullivan  John  L,  salesman  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  2035  Lin- 
den 
Sullivan  John  M,  salesman    Singer    Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Sullivan  John  R,  bricklayer,  res  752  Brush 
Sullivan  John  W,  laborer,  res  670  Twenty-fifth 
Sullivan  Joseph,    laborer  Rathjen's  coal    yard,    res    Union 

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Sullivan  Joseph  D,    driver    Pacific   Dyeing    and    Cleaning 

Works,  res  1701  Twelfth 
Sullivan  K  Miss,  stenographer  R  M  Fitzgerald,  res   San  Le- 

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Sullivan  Louisa  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  724  Filbert 
Sullivan  Manuel,  porter  Frank  Conrant,  res  464  Ninth 
Sullivan  Mary,  domestic,  1051  Market 
Sullivan  Mary  A  Miss,  teacher,  res  573  Thirty-sixth 
Sullivan  Mary  E  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1406  Sixteenth 
Sullivan  Mary  I  Miss,  res  622  Seventeenth 
Sullivan  May  Miss,  res  The  Brunswick 
Sullivan  Michael,  res  Winthrop  House 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  res  1065  Kirkhain  (rear) 
Sullivan  Michael,  blacksmith,  1086  Fourteenth  ave.  res 

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Sullivan  Michael  Jr,  blacksmith,  1086    Fourteenth    ave,  res 

680  E  Fourteenth 
Sullivan  Michael  M,  res  1701  Twelfth 
Sullivan  Mortimer,  grocer,  1254  Market,  res  same 
Sullivan  Nora,  domestic,  1363  Sixth  ave 
Sullivan  Patrick,  tailor  M  J  KEIiljER,   res  Franklin 

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Sullivan  R  Emmett,  compositor  Oakland  Enquirer}  res  404 

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Sullivan  W  C,  dredger,  res  The  Brunswick 

Sullivan  W  F,  res  Smith  House 

Sullivan  Win,  plumber    Jeffress    Mitchell    &  Co,    res    811 
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Sullivan  William  F,  marble  cutter,  res  681  Twenty-third 

Sulphen  Miss,  teacher,  res  La  Clede  House 

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Summerladen    Anton  C,  bar  keeper  Geo  Toomer,  res  808 
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Summers  Andrew,  baker  Michael  Spencer,  res  717  Twenti- 
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Summers  Bella  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  717  Twentieth 

Summers  Charles  H,  clerk   Wells,  Fargo    &    Co,   res    1714 
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Summers  James,  detective  S  P  Co,  res   1377  Twelfth 

Summers  Joe  M,  clerk  JAMES  A  JOYCE,    res  542 
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Summers  Mamie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  717  Twentieth 

Summers  Rollin  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1466  Twelfth 

Summers  Wm  H,  res  717  Twentieth 

Summers  Win   H   Jr,   cigar  maker    H    Robinson,    res   717 
Twentieth 

Summers  Wright,  clerk  H  A  Glines  &  Co,  res  Twelfth   bet 
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Summr  Charles  A,  deputy  county  assessor,  res  The  Bruns- 
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Sumner  Emma  Mrs,  res  417  Weston  ave 

Sumner  Henrietta  Miss,   teacher   Prescott  School,  res    715 
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Summr  Henry  C,  laborer,  res  417  Weaton  ave 

Sumner  .1  II,  rancher,  Shasta  Co,  res  K>21  Ninth  ave 

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Surrane  Frank,  teamster  0  C  R  Co 

Surryhne  B  Frank,  student,  res  1773  Taylor 

Surryhne  Gertie  Miss,  res  409  Ninth 

Surryhne  Isaac,  moulder,  res  409  Ninth 

Sussan  Jesse,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Sutcliffe  H,  tinner  Clarence  Hyde,  res  910  Clay 

SutclifFe  Hamlet,  hardware,  S  F,  res  910  Clay 

Sutherland  Adam  T,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth 
and  Peralta 

Sutherland  Angus  E,  carpenter  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mill,    o© 
res  1367  Seventh  ave 

Sutherland  Annie  C  Miss,  music    teacher,    res    cor  Thirty- 
fourth  and  Peialta 

Sutherland  Clarence  S,  student,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth  and 
Peralta 

Sutherland  David  R,  laberer  S  P  Co,  res  1864  Division 

Sutherland  Edward,  tinner,  S  P  Co,  res  1816  Atlantic 

Sutherland  Edwin,  real  estate,  cor  Peralta  and  Thirty-fourth, 
res  same 

Sutherland  Edwin  Jr,  apprentice,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth  and 
Peralta 

Sutherland  Emma  C  Miss,  curator    North    Oakland    Free 
Reading  Room,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth  and  Peralta 

Sutherland  F  C  Miss,  teacher  Franklin  School,  res  580  Twen- 
tieth 

Sutherland  Hattie  A    Miss,  cashier,   S    F,  res    cor  Thirty- 
fourth  and  Peralta 

Sutherland  Hester  M  Miss,   stenographor,    res   cor  Thirty- 
fourth  and  Peralta 

Sutherland  Mamie  C  Miss,  student,    res    cor  Thirty-fourth 
and  Peralta 

Sutherland  Nellie  Y  Miss,  res  cor  Thirty-fourth  and  Peralta 

Sutherland  Richard,  expressman,  res  1573  Fifth 

Sutherland  Win   A,  clerk  Travelers  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 
1367  Seventh  ave 

Sutter  James,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Fifth 
nr  Shell  Mound  Station 

Sutton  Chas,  bookkeeper  Ghirardelli  &  Sons,  S  F,  res  1151 
Poplar 

Sutton  E  D  Capt,  res  1865  Telegraph  ave 

Sutton  John,  gardener  William  Hoffschneider,  cor  E  Thirty- 
fifth  and  Sumner 

Sutton  John,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1223  Eighth 

Sutton  John,  laborer,  res  714  Third 


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Sutton  Win.  scales.  S  F;  res  Market  Street  House 
S  lydam    G  L,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  r<  -  N    viand 

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Suza  M,  Lahorer,  n  6  E  Twentieth  (rear-) 

a    Manuel,  employe   California  Cotton   Mills  Co.  res  v 
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Suze  Ricard,  labor*  a     ""     Third 

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S    ainaz   Nicholas,   waiter    Frank   G  Pisazzi,  res  cor  Forty- 
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S   enSon  Peter  A,  contractor,  res  1221  Fourteenth 
tailor  Jones  &  Daul.      -  1       Brush 
tin  All  ookkei        rS  F,      3  17    v  Mark 

in  Alfred  P.  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1748  Mark 
tin  Angie  Mrs,      si      3  I  'urtis 
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Swain  1  \\*.  machinist,  S  F.  res  1153  Market 

-  1 153  Mark 
Swain  Emma  Miss,  res  1 

Swain  J  II.  livery  stable,  S  F,  res  1354  Eighth  a- 
Swain  John  II.  -1    Brush 

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SWAN  GEO  Wf  supt    Malthine  Manufacturing    Co, 

res  S  F 
Swan   John,  employe  Pacific  Iron    and  Nail    Co,    res    764 

Fourth 
Swanberg   &   Landsberg    (Sophie    Swanberg  and  Augusta 

.    Landsberg)  variety  store,  225  B 
Swanberg  Sophie  (Swanberg  &  Landsberg)  res  225  B 
Swank  John,  clerk,  res  Winsor  House 
Swank  Lottie  Miss,  res  252  Eighth 
Swank  Wm  Mrs,  res  Winsor  House 

Swanson  Alex  B,  driver  People's  Express,  res  Wilcox  Block 
Swanson  John,  carpenter,  res  1716  Lincoln 
Swanson  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  1716  Lincoln 
Swanson  Matilda  Miss,  res  1164  Peralta 
Swanson  Sopha  Miss,  domestic,  res  1156  Madison 
Swanson  Stephen,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res   1361 

Tenth 
Swanson  Victor,  carpenter,  res  1716  Lincoln 
Swanton   Thomas,  moulder  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

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Swanwell  Edward  G,  upholsterer,  res  1772  Taylor 
Swara  Joseph,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Swarbeck  Robert,  wood  turner,  res  824  Eighteenth 
Swartz  Manuel,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res  833 

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Swas  Antony,  753  E  Twelfth,  res  809  E  Twelfth 
Swas  J  P,  res  809  E  Twelfth 
Swas  Lizzie  Miss,  res  809  E  Twelfth 
Swas  Mary  Miss,  res  809  E  Twelfth 
Swavne  R  B,  agt  New  York  Life  Insurance,  471  Ninth,  res 

"1354  Twelfth  ave 
Swaz  John  G,  laborer,  res  211  Haven 
Sweeney  Geo    W    Rev,  pastor    Christian    Church,  res    The 

Arlington 
Sweeney  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  1023  Chester 
Sweeney  Henry  Capt,  res  150  Hanover  ave 
Sweeney  Hugh,  res  1815  Seventh 

Sweeney  John,  saloon,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Fourth,  res  same 
Sweeney  Michael,  wood  worker  Richard  Bromstad 
Sweeney  N,  cutter  M  J  KEIjXjER,  res  Fairmont  House 
Sweeney  Nellie  Miss,  res  69  Valley 
Sweenev  Teresa  Miss,  res  1721  Fourteenth 
Sweeney  William  J,  butcher   Crummey   &  Hall,  res    Stock 

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Sweet  A  J,  tanner,  res  927  E  Fourteenth 
Sweet  C  O,  commercial  traveler,  res  960  Castro 


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Sweet    James,    teamster    Alameda    Macadamizing    Co,    res 
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Sweet  James  T,  shoe  fitter  Chas   Martin,  res   927   E  Four- 
teenth 

^  I  Sweet  man  Thos,  carpenter,  res  High 
£?•£  \  Sweetser  S  S  Mrs,  modiste,  res  1270  Seventh 
Jjj  g    Swenarton  Edwin  T,  res  1374  Franklin 
§j  35    Swenarton  John  A,  commission,  S  F,  res  1374  Franklin 

8  5     Swenson  Augusta,  domestic,  res  cor  Madison  and  Eleventh 
S»  g  I  Swenson  B,  carpenter,  res  1001  Franklin 

Swenson  Carl  G,  salesman  N  J  Swenson,  res  381  Twelfth 

Swenson  Emma  Miss,  domestic  J  C  Ainsworth,  res  Vernon 
ave 

Swenson  N  J,  furniture,  381  Twelfth,  res  same 

Swenson  S  Mrs,  vest  maker  Jones  &  Daul,  res  764  Brush 

Swett  C  H  Mrs,  res  658  Eighth 

gwett  J  T,  shoemaker,  res  927  E  Fourteenth 

Swett  Public  School,  Miss  M  S  Kimball  principal,  cor  Thir- 
teenth ave  and  E  Twentieth 

Swift  A  C  Mrs,  furnished   rooms,   1437  San   Pablo   ave 

Swift  A  (May,  miner,  res  1437  San  Pablo  ave 

Swift  C  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  1035  Filbert 

Swift  Deborah  Mrs,  res  64  Hannah 

Swift  Herbert  A,  nailer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  125 
Hollis 

Swift    James   H,  pres   Pacific    Paving   Co,   S    F,   res  1155 
Madison 

Swift    Samuel,   bookkeeper  N  W   Spaulding  <fe  Co,  S  F,  res 
L112  E  Sixteenth 

Swift   Theodore,   wood  and  coal,  cor  Hannah  and  A,  res  64 
Hannah 

Swindell ,  employe  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills 

Swinton  Mary,  domestic,  1373  Grove 

8wisher  Levi   M,  engineer  East  Oakland  Brick   Yard,  res 
1222  Magnolia 
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Switzer  Frank,  tailor,  rea  1010  Franklin 

Swords  Grace   Miss,   rea  s\v  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Forty- 
ninth 

Swords  M  A  Miss,  bookkeeper  L  Teres,  res  cor  Forty-ninth 
ami  Telegraph  ave 

Sword-   Patrick,  Pioneer  Berkeley  Market,  S\V  cor  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Forty-ninth,  res  same 
Swotellia   Vincent,  broommaker  Industrial    Home  for  the 

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Syaland  Ole,  laborer  Sam's  Mill,  res  4  Maple 

Sydnor  F  J  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  res  973  Washington 

Sylvester  Manuel  M,  laborer,  res  249  Harlan 

Sylvia  Antone,  helper  Eagle  Box  Factory,  res  364  First 

Sylvia  Antone,  laborer,  res  364  First 

gylvia  Bella  Miss,  knitter  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  364 

First 
Symes  William,  plasterer,  res  733  Magnolia 
Symmes  Caroline  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  464  E  Twelfth 
Sy mines  David,  bookkeeper,  res  602  E  Fifteenth 
Symington  Rose  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Syinouds  L  A  Miss,  res  955  Seventh 
Symonds  L  D  Mrs,  res  955  Seventh 
Symons  F  R  S,  laborer,  res  Temescal 
Sypolt  A  W,  bridge  builder,  res  1216  Clay 
Sypolt   M   C,   employe   Burnham-Standeford  Co,   res  1385 

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Sy.polt  M  E,   employe   Burnham-Standeford   Co,   res  1385 

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Tabb  W  C,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  911  Webster 

Taber    Mrs,    vest    maker    M    J    KELLER,    res    698 

Twenty-fifth 
Taber    Charles  A,    laborer  Stivers    &    Son,    S    F,    res  698 

Twenty-fifth 
Taber  Harrv   cash   bov   Taft  &  Pennover,  res  698  Twenty- 
fifth 
Taber  Isaiah  W,  photographer,  S  F,  res  1351  Madison 
Taber  Orrin,  engineer  Parke  &  Lacy,  S  F,  res  698  Twenty- 
fifth 
Taber  Samuel  M,  helper  Lake  'Merritt  Boat  House,  res  698 

Twenty-fifth 
Tabores  Manuel,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Tackle  Arnold,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1121  Chestnut 
Tackle  Bertha  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1121  Chestnut 
Tackle  John  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1121  Chestnut 
Taechmann  B,  civil  engineer,  res  2012  Broadwav 
Taft  Henry  C  (Taft  &  Pennover)  res  1363  Harrison 
Taft  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  w  s  Broadway  bet  Colum- 
bus ave  and  Vernon 
TAFT  &  PENNOYER,  (H  C  Taft  and  A  A  Pen- 
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patterns  and  Heminway's  and  Cutter's  silks,  1163-1165 
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Taheney    Patrick,   fireman  steamer  Oakland,  res  14(31  Thir- 
teenth 
Tair  Allen  J  (M  Wells  &  Co)  res  1021  Eighth 
Tal  F  A.  vice-pres  Coi  Josta  Water  Co,  res  S  F 

Talbot  Eben  B,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  512  E  Twenty-third 
Talbot  Enoch  S,  inspector  of  steam    hulls,  S   F,  res   512   E 

Twenty-third 
Talbot  Mary  E  Mi  -  1618  Eleventh  ave 

Talbot  Stan  wood  E,  second  mate  steamer  Transit,  res  512  E 

Twenty-third 
Talbott  Edward  L,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  990  Willow 
Talcott  Anna  F  Miss,  res  High  nr  E  Fourteenth 
Tak-.;t  C  B  Mrs,  res  570  Eighteenth 
TALCOTT  DAIRY,   A  f!  Fay  proprietor.  High  opp 

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Talcott  Johnathan,  res  High  nr  E  Fourteenth 
Tal  8         lv.  dairyman,  res  High  nr  E  Fourteenth 

Tallman  P  J  Mrs,  propr  St  Elmo  Hon-  Fifteenth 

Tally  James,  expressman,  res  2248  Magnolia 
Talty  Joseph  F.  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1768  Taylor 
Talty  i  watchman,  res  1778  Taylor 

Talty  Samuel,  res  1768  Taylor 

uplin  C  A,  salesman  White  Sewing  Machine  ( 
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Tay  H  S  Mrs,  res  729  Eleventh 

Tay  John  I,  sewing  machine  repairer  and  book  agt,  res  729 
Eleventh 

Taylor  Agnes  Miss,  frame  varnisher,  res  1725  Market 

Taylor  Alexander  T,  res  1622  Taylor 

Taylor  A  M,  physician  and  surgeon,  557  Twenty-eighth,  res 
same 

Taylor  Ann  Mrs,  res  665  Webster 

Taylor  Archibald  L,  sec  and  treas  W  T  Garratt  &  Co,  S  F, 
res  1601  Eighth  ave 

Taylor  Byron  J,  engineer  OCR  Co,  res  1518  Market 

Tayior  Charles,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Taylor  Chas  B,  res  361  E  Seventeenth 

Taylor  Chas  G,  plumber  Samuel  Taylor,  res  549  Charter 

TAYLOR  CHARLES  L  (branch  1133-1135  Mar- 
ket, S  F)  furniture  and  furniture  storage,  E  E  Hunt 
manager,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Eighth,  res  Winsor 
Hotel 

Taylor  Charles  L,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  Pacific  Press 
Boarding  House 

Taylor  Chauncey  (Taylor  &  Co)  res  7.04  Eighth 

Taylor  Clarence  F,  tinsmith  S  P  Co,  res  NW  cor  Wood  and 
Eighth 

TAYLOR  &  CO  (Chauncey  and  William  H  Taylor 
and  E  T  Henshaw)  lumber,  laths  and  shingles,  retail, 
foot  of  Washington 

Tavlor  David,  painter,  res  s  s  Weston  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 

TAYLOR  DE  WITT  C,  principal  Oakland  Busi- 
ness College,  res  560  Jones 

Taylor  Edmund,  bookkeeper  Earle  B  French,  res  727 
Twenty-sixth 

TAYLOR  EDWARD  P,  books  and  stationery, 
857  Broadway,  res  710  Fourteenth 

Taylor  Edward  T,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1264  Seventh 

Taylor  Edwin  F  (Taylor  &  Tallon,  S  F)  res  320  Durant 

Taylor  E  E  Mrs,  res  1030  Fifth  ave 

Taylor  Elizabeth  Mrs,  washing  and  ironing,  res  868  E 
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Taylor  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  987  Center 

Taylor  Emma  Miss,  sack  sewer  California  Jute  Mills,  res 

1725  Market 
Taylor  Emmor,  res  917  E  Twenty-fourth 
Taylor  Eugene  (Taylor  &  Rubiolo)  res  Rosso's  Cottage 
Taylor  F  L,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  566  Eleventh 
Taylor  Frances  Miss,  res  1725  Market 


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or  Frank  L,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1055  Twelfth  ave 
or  Fred  B,  clerk  James  Maclise,  res  1018  Clay 
or  George,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1200  Seventh 
or  George,  watchman,  res  1725  Market 
or  George  H,  millwright,  S  F,  res  1725  Market 
or  George  L,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  1061  Wood 
or  Harry  R,  wrapper  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  Wilson 
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or  Henrv  B,  bookkeeper  Taylor  &  Co,  res  704  Eighth 
or  H  R  (John  Taylor  &  Co,  S  F)  res  814  Eleventh 
or  Irene  F  Miss,  res  1518  Market 

or  James,  livery,  567  E    Twelfth,   res  917   F  Twenty- 
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or  James  B,  painter,  res  560  Jones 
or  James  N,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1368  Webster 
or  James  P  (Fisher  &  Taylor)  res  486  Merrimac 
or  James  W,  conductor  OCR  Co,  res  1257  Clay 
or  J  E  M,  door  maker,  res  Girard  House 
or  Jennie  Miss,  res  477  E  Eleventh 
or  Jesse  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  944  Pine 
or  Jessie  Miss,  student,  res  1518  Market 
or  John,  contractor  and  builder,  res  477  E  Eleventh 
or  John  A,  painter,  res  864  Twentieth 
or  John  B,  news  agl  and  teaming,  w  s  Valley  bet  Valley 
and  Telegraph  ave 

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or  John  B,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1166  Seventh 
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or  John  1)  (John  Taylor  &  Co)  rea  583  Charter 
or  John  E,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  361  Third 
or  John  N.  propr  granite  quarry,  Placer  Co,  res  901  E 
Eighth 

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or  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  S  F,  res  1614  Myrtle 
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Taylor  M  Mrs,  res  901  E  Eighth 

Taylor  M  A  Mrs,  res  1112  Eighth 

Taylor  Mabel  C  Miss,  res  1518  Market 

Taylor  Maggie  Miss,    saleslady    Abrahamson   Brothers,   res 

583  Twenty-second 
Taylor  Margaret  Mrs,  res  843  Franklin 
Taylor  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  1019  Fifth  ave 
Taylor  M  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1151  E  Fourteenth 
Taylor  Melvin  A,  mechanic,  S  F,  res  1018  Clay 
Taylor  Oscar  N,    student  High   School,  res  361  E    Seven- 
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Taylor  R  G,  painter  and  grainer,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Taylor  Robert  E,  painter,  res    cor    Hopkins  and  Fruit  Vale 

ave 
Taylor  Ruth  Miss,  res  1112  Eighth 
Taylor  Saml,  warehouse,  S  F,  res  The  Brunswick 
Taylor  Samuel,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  850  Market,  res  952 

Third 
Taylor  Samuel  L  (Riggs  &  Taylor)  res  Grand  Hotel 
Taylor  Thomas,  helper  S  Taylor,  res  613  Adeline 
Taylor  Thomas  J,  hostler  Grand  Central  Livery  Stable,  res 

NW  cor  Webster  and  Twelfth 
Taylor  Thomas  J,  boiler  maker,  res  914  Fifth 
Taylor  Walter  J,  clerk  E  P  Taylor,  res  1116  Broadway 
Taylor  W  G,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  1562  Mar- 
ket 
Taylor  William,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  643  Adeline 
Taylor  William,  blacksmith,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Taylor  Wm,  wrapper  Taft  &  Pennoyer,    res  n    s   Mariposa 

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Taylor  Wm  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Mariposa  ave  nr  Shattuck 
Taylor  William  E,  foreman    Pioneer    Soda   Works,  res  583 

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Taylor  William  F,  sawyer,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate   . 
Taylor  William  H,  blacksmith,  res  Fruit  Vale 

TAYLOR  WM  HINCKLEY  (Taylor  &  Co)  res 

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Tavlor  William  J,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  815    Twenty-seventh 
TAYLOR  WM    M,  city  agent    Fireman's  Fund  In- 
surance Co,  res  Fruit  Vale,  opp  school  house 
Taylor  W  M,  mgr  Germicide  Paint  Co,  S  F,  res  1112  Eighth 
Taylor  Woodley  G,  bookkeeper  Tribune,  res  1652  Market 
Taynton  Wm,  oiler  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Teague  Fred,  dentist,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Teague  John  F,  street  contractor,  483  Ninth,  res  Berkeley 
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aslau  Louis,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  734  Union 
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Teehan  Daniel,  moulder  Judson    Manufacturing    Co,  res  69 

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Teeple  G  M,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  907  E  Fifteenth 
T<  eple  Harry  \\\  brakeman.  res  712  Filbert 
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Teichman  Frank,  civil  engineer    S    F   Tool  Co,    res 

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Teleford  James,  carpenter,  res  Railroad  Exchange 
Telfer  Gavin,  Planing  Mill,  res  1182  E  Fourteenth 
Telfer  .lames,  carpenter,  res  565  Fifteenth 
Telfer  George,  corn  merchant,  S  F,  res  1270  Eighth 
Tellier  Adolph,  cook,  res  516  Second 
Tellier  Eugene  A,  messenger  W  U  T  Co,  res  516  Second 
Tellier  Benry,  laborer,  res  516  Second 

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Temescal  School  (north)  Mrs  N  A  Wilson  principal,  SW  cor 
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Templeton  Helen  Miss,  res  913  Center 
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Terney  John  W,  employe    Jacob  Cimpher,  res  1015   Wash- 
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Terp  Jefferson  E,  waggon  and  carriage  mfr,  1478  San  Pablo 

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,  Terry  Manuel  laborer,  res  735  Magnolia 
Terrine  W  A,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co 
j  Terry  Caleb  C,  ship  joiner,  res  1668  Lincoln 
j  Terry  Robert  C,  barber  H  G  Jacobs,  res  Nucleus  House 
!  Terry  Win  H,  gripman  OCR  Co,  res  1488  San  Pablo  ave 
Tessan  C,  doctor,  res  416  Eighth 
Teuscher  John  H,  carpenter,  res  1090  Thirtieth 
Teuton ia  Insurance  Co,  New    Orleans,    James    Gamble  agt, 

469  Ninth 
:  Tevis  Carter,  real  estate,  res  2051  E  Fourteenth 
I  Tevis  Josua,  atty-at-law,  res  2051  E  Fourteenth 
Tevis  Samuel,  physician  and  surgeon,  res  2051 E  Fourteenth 
I  Tevlin  John,  bricklayer,  res  1640  Union 
!  Tevlin  Patrick,  laborer,  res  1640  Union 
Tevlin  Patrick  Jr,  laborer,  res  1640  Union 
Thacker  Eugene,  student,  res  1380  Eleventh  ave 
Thacker  N  J,    special  officer  Wells,  Fargo  &    Co,    S  F,    res 

1380  Eleventh  ave 
Thaler  Conrad,  baker,  1502  Eighth,  res  same 
Tharp  S  M,  farmer,  res  High 
Tharroux    Arthur  A,    sawyer    Eagle   Planing    Mill,  res  704 

Webster 
Tharsing  Edward,    machinist's    helper  OCR  Co,  res  1330 

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Thaxter  Wm,    mariner,  res  Union  Hotel 
Thayer  C  A,  lumber,  S  F,  res  1024  E  Thirtieth 
Thayer  Edward  F,  saloon,  464  Eighth,  res  517  Hobart 
Thayer  I  E,  marine  surveyor  Bureau  Veritas,  res   1166  Jef- 
ferson 
Thayson  Mary,  domestic,  res  1324  Kirkham 
Thee  Agnes  Miss,  res  1018  E  Sixteenth 
Thee  Emma  Miss,  res  1018  E  Sixteenth 
Thee  Johanna  Miss,  res  1018  E  Sixteenth 
Thee  P  L,  res  1018  E  Sixteenth 
Theile  August,  clerk  R  Kuerzel,  res  712  Fourth 
Theilmann  Martin  C,  res  678  Twenty-first 
Theiss  J  G,    principal   Zion's   German    and    English     Day 

School,  cor  Thirteenth  and  Clay,  res  817  Myrtle 
Theiss  J  H  Rev,  pastor  German  Evangelical  Lutheran  Zion 
Church,  cor  Nineteenth  and  Clay,  res  608  Twelfth 


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Theiss  Louisa  A  Miss,  res  60S  Twelfth 

Theobalds  William  W,  agt  Dewing  &  Co,  S  F,  res  167  Third 

Thermal  Yale  Nursery,  H  P   Livermore  propr;  Rockbridge 

Thevenin  Leon,  gardener  C  F  Hart,  res  Second  e  of  College 
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Thexton  John  (John  Thexton  &  Co)  res  756  Franklin 

Thexton  John  &  Co  (John  Thexton  and    David    Caig)  stair 
builders,  756  Franklin 

Thibaull    Amelia    M  Miss,    clerk    KAHN   BEOTH- 
EES,  res  833  Madison 

Thibaull  D  Mrs,  res  833  Madison 

Thibault  Joseph  (Hamlin  AThibault)  res  833  Madison 

Thick-tun  .1  C,  propr  Davis  Block,  cor  Tenth  and  Washing- 
ton,, res  same 

Thieffs  A  Miss,  massage,  res  504  Thirteenth 

Thiel  Marin,  res  783  E  Twelfth 

Tbieme  John  II,  butcher,  1319  Brush,  res  1508  Brush 

Thies  Benry,  farmer,  res  1313  Eighth 

Thiesen  Peter,  florist,  cor  Adeline  and  Forty-seventh 

Thirteenth  Street  Stable,  A  Gates  propr,  SW cor  Thirteenth 
and  Franklin 

Thirunson  Thomas,  gardener  T  F  Chapman,  120  E  Four- 
teenth 

Thomas ,    porter    Pullman    Palace    Car    Co,     res    914 

Twenty-sixth  ave 

Thomas ,  carpenter,  res  Pullman  Hotel 

Thomas  Abbie  1>  Miss,  res  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  John 

Thomas  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Thomas  Archie,  clerk,  res  L407  ( rrove 

Tii  imas  Arthur,  carpenter  Tubbs  Hotel 

Thomas  Charles  employe  S  I*  Co,  res  170  Eighth 

Thomas  Charles,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  S  F 

Thomas  Clara  S  Miss,  res  561  E   Eleventh 

Tien         i   vid  1 1.  agt .  res  L317   Fourteenth 

Tl,  Edward,  brake  man  S  P  Co,  res  \~,  enth 

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Thomas  Henrj  W,  bookkeeper   Oakland    Borne    [nsurance 

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Thomas  Jennie  Miss,  res  816  Eleventh 

Thomas  J  H,  miner,  res  2124  E  Fourteenth 

Thomas  Joanna  Mrs,  res  Fifth  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 

Thomas  John,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 

Thomas  John,  barber,  1466  Seventh,  res  1412  Eleventh 

Thomas  John  Jr,  barber  John  Thomas,  res  1412  Eleventh 

Thomas  John,   driver  Jones  &  Charles,  res  1315  Telegraph 

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Thomas  John,  stair  builder,  res  856  E  Twenty-first 
Thomas  John  (Baptista  &  Thomas)  res  801  Campbell 
Thomas  Lewis  C,  carpenter,  res  1727  Filbert 
Thomas  Lillie  Miss,  res  2124  E  Fourteenth 
Thomas  Louise  Miss,  res  2124  E  Fourteenth 
Thomas  Mamie  Miss,  res  816  Eleventh 
Thomas  Mark  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  4  Forty-fourth 
Thomas  Mary  E  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  217  Twelfth 
Thomas  Mary  Mrs,  res  1720  Pacific 
Thomas  M  T  Miss,  res  561  E  Eleventh 
Thomas  Owen  J,  res  1123  Eleventh  ave 
Thomas  Pierce,  res  1123  Eleventh  ave 
Thomas  Robert  W,  pressman    Oakland  Enquirer,  res   1123 

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Thomas— THE  F  THOMAS  PARISIAN 
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Thomas  W  D,  special  police  officer,  res  561  E  Eleventh 

Thomas  William,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Shell  Mound  Station 

Thomas  William  J,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  990  Willow 

Thomas  William  M,  hotel  Hong  Kong,  res  817  Oak 

Thomas  Wm  R  (Benham  &  Thomas)  notary  public,  res  816 
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Thomaseck  William,  apprentice  Oakland  Iron  Works 

Thompson  ,  res  Smith  House 

Thompson  Mrs,  milliner,  res  The  Olive 

Thompson  Albert  A,  res  1279  Fifth  ave 

Thompson  Alfred,  foreman  pile  driver  S  P  Co,  res  755 
Willow 

Thompson  Andrew,  steamer  steward,  res  914  Twenty- 
second 

Thompson  Anna  F  Miss,  res  cor  E  Twenty-eighth  and 
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Thompson  Annie  Miss,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  818  Twenty- 
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Thompson  Annie  Miss,  res  914  Twenty-second 

Thompson  Arthur  W,  res  1616  Seventh 


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Thompson    Charles,   teamster   Alameda    Macadamizing  Co, 

res  quarry 
Thompson  Chas  P.  clerk  John  Hanley,  res  Alt  a  House 
Thompson  Clara  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  671  Tenth 
Thompson    David    H,    foreman    Judson  Manufacturing  Co, 

res  Emeryville 
Thompson  David  L,  steward  steamer  Modoc,  res  1617  Thir- 
teenth 
Thompson  E  Mrs,  res671  Tenth 
Thompson  Edward  S,  carpenter,  res  267  Fourth 
Thompson  E  E  Miss,  cloak  maker,  1616  Seventh,  res  same 
Thompson  Emma  Miss,  seamstress,  res  13714  Twelfth 
Thompson  Emma  Mrs.  res  413  A 
Thompson  Emma  Miss,  domestic,  res  1325  Jackson 
Thompson    Ettie    L   Miss,  teacher   Lincoln   School,  res  212 

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Thompson  Eva  A  Miss,  res  1444  Linden 
Thompson    Frank   R,   clerk  S    P  Co.  res  1136  E  Nineteenth 
Thompson  Fred,  millinery,  res  The  Olive 
Thompson    Fred   B,  Btudent  Dupue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 

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Thompson  George,  employe   California    Door    Co,  res  w   s 

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Thompson  Georg  Novelty  Wood  Works,  res 

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Thompson  Henry,  laundrvman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Thompson  Henry  A.,  carpenter  W  T  Veitch  &  Bro,  res  1444 

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Thompson  Herbert  H,  laborer  S  P  Co,  n  b  B22  Willow 
Thompson  Era  A,  painter  John  Thompson,  res  161  <    S<    enth 
Thompson  James    M     Rev,    pastor   Temescal    Presbyterian 

Church,  res  w  -  5  od  av<  or  Columbus  ave 
Thompson  .1  II.  employe  S  P  Co,  rea  L428  Eighth 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  Pacific  Toast    Planing  Mills,  res 

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Thompson  John,  paint*  r,  1616  Seventh,  me 

Thompson  John  Rev,  district  Bupt  American  Bible  Society, 

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Thompson  I.  E  Mrs,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  rea   L212  Clay 
Thompson  Lizzi  domestic  1     E  Sadler,  rea  cor   Pied- 

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Thompson  Loui  •-ward,  rea  914  Twenty-second 

Thompson  Mar]   Mi   ,  widow,  res. 818  Twent  '\\d 

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Thompson  Moses,  res  546- Twentieth 

Thompson  Reese  B,  farmer   San  Joaquin  Co,  res  Prospect 

Heights 
Thompson  Sam,  clerk,  res  Willamette  House 
Thompson  Sarah    E   Miss,  res    cor    E    Twenty-eighth    and 

Twenty-second  ave 
Thompson  Thomas,  street  grader,  res  1817  Goss 
Thompson  William,  gardener,  res  816  Thirty-fifth 
Thompson  Wm  H,  res  cor  Seventh,  ave  and  E  Twenty-fifth 
Thomson  Agnes  H  Mrs,  res  1407  Grove 

THOMSON'  ALEX,  carpenter  and  builder,  and  agt 
Jas  G.  Wilson's  blinds,  steel  shutters  and  wood  mantels, 
409  Fourteenth  nr  Franklin,  res  1256  Alice 
THOMSON     ARTHUR     D,    cashier    First    Na- 
tional Bank  of  Oakland,  also  treasurer  Oakland   Land 
and  Improvement  Co,  and  treasurer  Board   of  Trade, 
res  lllo  Jackson 
THOMSON    BROS  (William   C   and  James  Thom- 
son) bakery  and  restaurant  and  ice  cream  parlors,  1221 
Broadway,  branch  1319  San  Pablo  ave 
Thomson  George,  printer,  S  F,  res  912^  Pine 
Thomson  George  S,  laborer  California  Door  Co,  res  Temes- 

cal 
Thomson  Henry  J,  clerk,  res  1407  Grove 
Thomson  James  (Thomson  Bros)  res  1256  Alice 
Thomson  James  S,   clerk   Board   of  Supervisors,  S   F,   res 

1017  Ninth  ave 
Thomson  John,  laborer,  S  F,  res  Lorin 
Thomson  Max,  gardener  J  J  Valentine,  res  cor   Thirteenth 

ave  and  E  Twentieth 
Thomson  Maxwell,  clerk,  res  1407  Grove 
Thomson  Peter,  real  estate,  res  1431  Webster 
Thomson  Rodney  W,  capitalist,  res  487  Prospect 
Thomson  Samuel  Mrs,  res  1013  Washington 
Thomson  Stewart  C,  clerk,  res  1407  Grove 
Thomson  W  Edward,  res  1431  Webster 
Thomson  Wm  C  (Thomson  Bros)  res  1236  Alice 

THOMSON'S  BAKERY  AND  RESTAU- 
RANT. Thomson  Brothers  proprietors,  1221  Broad- 
way 

Thonmen  Jonn,  barkeeper  East  Oakland  Brewerv,  res  409 
E  Twelfth 

Thorn  James,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  668   Fifth 

Thorn  John  P,  traveling  salesman,  res  722  Myrtle 

Thorn  Lois  A  Miss,  res  1022  Taylor 

Thornalley  William  G,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  Fruit  Vale 


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Thornalley  W    G,    foreman    car  shop  Burnham-Standeford 

Co,  res  1409  Fifteenth 
Thornburgh  Morgan  K  (Gearnreicli  &  Thornburgh)  res  915 

Chester 
Thornburg  Frank  L,  harness  maker,  S  F,  res  972  Chester 
Thornburn  John,  machinist,  Oakland   Iron  Works,  res  S69 

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Thome  A  M  Mrs,  janitress  Clinton  House,  res  277  E  Twelfth 
Thome  Eugene  B,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 

Thornton ,  res  Smith  House  836  Broadway 

Thornton  Charles,  bartender  F  P  Yiolich,  res  1803  Seventh 

Thornton  Thos,  carpenter,  res  1066  Eighteenth 

Thornton  Thomas  A,  res  676  Thirteenth 

Thorpe  Joseph,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 

Thorpe  Fred,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Railroad  Exchange 

Thorseo  Sopha  Miss,  domestic,  res  1159  Alice 

Thorza  Manuel,  laborer  Thomas  \V  Corder,  res  Stock  Yards 

Thrall  Herbert   P,  railway  postal  clerk,  res  1354  Grove 

Thrum  James  \\\  painter,  res  1162  Seventh  (rear) 

Thurman  C  M  Mrs.  res  544  Eighteenth 

Thurman  Edward  \V,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1663  Taylor 

Thurman  J  W  Jr,  clerk  \V  \V  Montague  &.Co,  res  544  Eigh- 

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Thurman  S  S  Miss,  res  544  Eighteenth 
ThurstOD  Burt,  student,  res  921  Broadway 
Thurston  Chaa  II,  bartender  Red  House,  res  833  Myrtle 
ThurstOD  D  Mrs,  pfopr  Wilcox  Block,  furnished  rooms.  921 

Broadway,  res  same 
Thurston  Darius,  contractor,  res  Wilcox  Block 
ThurstOD  El  l\  solicitor  Oakland  Evening  Tribune,    res  756 
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Thwing  E  II  Mrs,  -  a  829  Willow 
Thwing  <  rra      M    -       -  B29  Willow 
Thwing  Lizzie  Mi  —  ,  rea  B29  Willow 
Thyberg  A  E,  cabinet  maker,  rea  1  I  S  Eddie 
Tibbetfc  Frank,  employe    Pacfic  [ron  A  Nail  Co,  1634  Ade- 
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Iharles,  barber,  837  Washington,  res  same 
hnor  Albert,  cap!  tug  boat  Rival,  rea  69  Bay 
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Tiedemau  D        A         teacher  Broadway    Grammar  School, 

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Tiernan  Lawrence,   Bhoemaker  Joa  ph  Court,  res  1237  Per- 

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Tierney  Hannah  Mrs,  res  712  Linden 

Tierney  John,  bartender,  J  J  Hanifin,  res  1015  Washington 

Tierney  John,  res  424  Twentieth 

Tierney  John  A,  clerk,  1616  res  Linden 

Tierney  Martin,  clerk,  res  1616  Linden 

Tierney  Peter,  laborer,  res  1616  Linden 

Tietjen  B  Henry,  commission  merchant,  S.F,  res  1020  Wood 

Tietjens    F  H  Mrs,    employment    office,   768    Seventh,    res 

same 
Tietjens  Frederick  H,  carpenter,  res  768  Seventh 
§"*  s  |  Tighe  Patrick,  broom  maker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 

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Tilden  Hiram  B,    carriage  trimmer    Oakland  Carriage    Co, 

res  Randlett  House 
Tilley  F  F,  grocery,  res  917  Clay 
Tilley  G  H,  collector,  864£  Broadway,  res  same 
Tilley  W  B,  clerk  W  G  Tillev  &  Co,  res  917  Clay 
Tilley  W  G  (W  G  Tilley  &  Co)  res  1263  Eleventh  ave 
Tilley  W  G  &  Co  (W  G  and  W  J  Tilley)  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 653  E  Twelfth 
Tilley  W  J  (W  G  Tilley  &  Co)  res  917  Clay 
Tillimann  &  Bendel,  wholesale  grocers,  A  Kuchmeister  agt, 

405  E  Eighth 
Tillson  Fred  M,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1552  Eighth 
Timerman  A  M  Mrs,  res  622  Eighteenth 
1IMEBMAN  E  C,  DD  S,  dentist,  1169  Broadway, 

rooms  11-12,  office  hours  9  a  m    to    5  p    m,  res    622 

Eighteenth 
Timerman  Joseph  H,  clerk  Winsor  House,  res  same 

.,  THE  TIMES  PUBLISHING  CO,  F  J  Moffitt 

^  Si  president,  H  P  Squire  secretary,  publishers  the  Daily 

^  toi  Times  and  Weekly  Times,  cor  Ninth  and  Broadway 

{{/)  3  Tim  me  John,  gardener  A  D  Cutler,  726  Fifteenth 

3  Timmins  Charles  H,  carpenter,  res  1011  Twenty-second 
^"    j  Timmins  Frank  W,  clerk,  res  1634  Adeline 

JH  Timmins  Geo,  laborer,  res  1634  Adeline 
^  gj  Timmins  Isaac,  painter,  res  1011  Twenty-second 
JTJ  <  Timmins  James,  wool  spinner,  res  1011  Twenty-second 
~  W I  Tindall  George  G,  engineer  and  machinist,  res  1054  Third 
UJ  2  Tingle  John  H,  laborer,  res  1411  Thirteenth 
^  wj  Tingle  Wm,  res  1411  Thirteenth 

Ui  Tinkelded  F,  carpenter  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res  303 
LU  S  Second 

J£  <  Tinker  M  Mrs,  res  1003  Clay 

i         |  Tinkham  Geo  E,  bill   poster  A  W   Stilwell,  res   Sunnyside 
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Tinkham  Grove   F,  agt   S  P   Co,  N  G,  cor   Fourteenth   and 
Franklin,  res  4S4  Twenty-second 

Tinoco  M,  civil  engineer,  8  F,  res  713  Eighth 

Tipton  A  M  Mrs,  res  2026  Adeline 

Tisch    Conrad,  wagon    maker    W    Sohst,  res    672   Twenty- 
fourth 

Tisch  David,  florist,  res  672  Twenty-fourth 

•h  John,  barber   and   baths,  871   Washington,  res   1895 
Telegraph  ave 

Tisch  T  T,  wheelwright,  res  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Franklin 
dale  II  L,  stenographer  B  and  B  Dept  S  P  Co,  res  Lorin 

Titogrest  Leo,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Tittermann  John,  agt,  res  1637  Myrtle 

Titus  Adelaide  A  Miss,  res  1019  Seventh  ave 

Titus   Albert   E,  lumber  merchant,  Crescent  City,  res  1019 
Seventh  ave 

Titus  Albert  E  Jr,  student,  res  1019  Seventh  ave 

Titus  Daniel,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  956  Myrtle 

Titus  Edith  Miss,  student,  res  950  Myrtle 

Titus  Prank  F,  insurance  clerk,  res  1019  Seventh  ave 

Titus  Frank  F.  law  clerk,  S  F,  res  956  Myrtle 

Titus  Fred  E,  student,  res  956  Myrtle 

Titus  Wm  II.  boarding  house,  1561  San  Pablo  ave, res  same 

Titzell   Charles  0,  printer  Fonda  &   Co,  res    1302  San  Pablo 
a\ 

Titzell  Grace  M  Miss,  res  L302  3an  Pablo  ave 

Titzell  Laura  B  M  L302  San  Pablo  ave 

Titzell  M  B  Miss,  res  L302  San  Pablo  ave 

Tivei  Joe,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co 

TIVOLI  SALOON,  Henry  C  Kroenke  proprietor. 

X \\   cor  Wood  and  Seventh 
Tobey  E  I '.  carpenter,  res  517  Ninth 
M  Mrs,  r<  -  1269  Clay 
in  Charles  B,  cabinet    maker   McGovern    &    Cahill,  res 

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1  in  Ignatii  -  D,  clerk  McAvoy  &  McCarthy,  n  -  875  Wash 

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■  in  Maggie  Mrs,  widow,  res  Grove  nr Thirty-ninth 
>in  Thomas,  laborer,  res  St  Louis   House 
Tobler  John,  gardener,  Bray  ave  ur  F  Fourteenth 
ckson  Mir    M         ;  i   ,,  -•  ic,  L266  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Todd  Alexander  M.  real  estate,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Todd  Emma  G  M      teacher  Grove   Street  School,  res  Fruit 

Vale 
Todd  Frank,  student  Sackett  School,  res  The  Arlington 
Todd  F  8,  atty-at-law,  n  [Ventj  -second 

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Todd  J  Hamilton,  physician,  1155  Broadway,  res  928  Mag- 
nolia 

Todd  John  W,  res  572  Hobart 

Todd  Mary  Ann  Mrs,  res  625  Chestnut 

Todd  Richard  F  Mrs,  res  2034  Chestnut 

Todenhagen  Charles,  gardener  Edward  Gill,  res    cor  Twen- 
ty-eighth and  Linden 

Toedt  Henry,  cigar  mfr,  S  F,  res  1637  Adeline 

Toffelrnur  I,  student  Dupue  &  Aydelotte's  Business  College, 
res  San  Leandro 

Toffiez  Celeste  P  Miss,  res  1313  Fourteenth 

Toffiez  Frances  A  Miss,  res  1313  Fourteenth 

Toffiez  Wm  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1313  Fourteenth 

Toland  Kate,  domestic.  1033  Adeline 

Toler  James  H,  clerk  Clark  Wise,  res  548  Albion 

Toley  Jeremiah,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Shell  Mound  Station 

Tolman  Lizzie  M  Miss,  res  865  Center 

Tomas  Antone,  dish  washer  P  N  Milcovich,  res   n  s  Frank- 
lin nr  Sixth 

Tomaseck  Jno,  pattern  maker,  res  517  Sixth 

Tomaseck  Joseph,  painter,  res  517  Sixth 

Tomaseck  Joseph  B,  painter  Farwell  &  Russell 

Tominiski  Theodore  (Fiege    &   Tominski)    res  New  Broad- 
way nr  Twenty-second 

Tomkins  Arthur  F,  clerk   S  P  Co,  Brooklyn  Station,    res  E 
Berkeley 

Tomkins  Geo  H,  asst  agt  S   P   Co,  Brooklyn    Station,  res  E 
Berkeley 

Tomlinson  Charles,  carpenter,  res  1011  Webster 

Tompke  Magreda,  domestic,  1438  Adeline 

Tompkins  Edward,  res  The  Brunswick 

Tompkins  Eliza  A  Mrs,  res  563  Seventeenth 

TOMPKINS  JOHN  W,  chief  of  police,  City  Hall, 
res  563  Seventeenth 

Tompkins  Maggie  Miss,  res  370  Seventh 

Tompkins  School,  Geo  W  Frick  principal,  Fifth  bet  Linden 
and  Adeline 

Tompson  James  M,  tinner,  res  1064  Twenty-fifth  ave 

Tonks  Joshua,  engraver,  res  NW  cor    Shattuck  and  Merced 
aves 

Toohig  James,  contractor,  res  SI 7  Thirteenth 

Toohey  John  P,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  761  Market 

Toohey  Mamie  F,  clerk  Kast's,  res  761  Market 

Tooker  Eugene  B,  mgr,  S  F,  res  924  Union 

Toole  Annie  Miss,  res  1329  Thirteenth  ave 


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Toole  Edward  R,  res  1329  Thirteenth  ave 

Toole  Joseph,  upholsterer  McGovern  &   Cahill,    res    1329 

Thirteenth  ave 
Toole  Thomas  J,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,   res  1329    Thirteenth 

ave 
Toomer  George  C,  saloon  cor  Seventh  and  Chester,  res  1621 

Eighth 
Toomey  Agnes  Miss,  res  673  Twenty-fourth 
Toomey  Dennis,  driver    Contra    Costa   Water    Co,  res    673 

Twenty-fourth 
Toomey  Michael,    employe   Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Park  Avenue  Hotel 
Tornblom  August  (Johnson  &  Tornblom)  res  1724  Seventh 
Tomafl  May  Miss,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Torras   Ray  A,  clerk  California  Door   Co's  store,    res   Fruit 

Vale 
Torras  Vincent  A,  printer,  S  F,  res  Fruit  Vale  Heights 
Torrence  Henry  G,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1364  Eleventh 
Torrey  Arthur  B,  salesman  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  1023 

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Torrey  James  M  (Torrey,  Whitman  &  Gardiner)    res    1023 

TORREY,  WHITMAN    &   GARDINER, 

(James  M  Torrey,  W  W  Whitman  and   J  T  Gardiner) 
grocers,  461-463  Eleventh 

Touchard  Albert,  bookkeeper  Hibernia  Bank,  S  F,  res  1077 
Eighth 

Touchard  Lilia  Miss,  res  1077  Eighth 

Touchard  M  A  Mrs,  res  1077  Eighth 

Touchard  Mario  .1  Miss,  res  1077  Eighth 

Toulouse  Bernard,  machinery,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 

Tourney  Con  J,  teamster  Ilickock  &  ^o\\,  res  362  Third 
irney  .1  B,  harness  maker  R  .1  Beebe 

Tourtellote  Cassiua  P,  real  estate  Sau  Bernardino,  Cal,  res 
8 1 6  Seventeenl  b 

Towan  Margarel  Mrs,  res  318  Thirteenth 

Towan  Stephen  J,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  318  Thir- 
teen! Ii 

Tower  B  8  I  F  R  Stevenson  &  Co)  res  573  Eleventh 

Towers  James,  driver  Gallagher  Transfer  Co,  res  713  Wash- 
ington 

TOWLE  &  BROADWEIL,  (J  1  Towle  and  M 
L  Broad  well)  proprietors  Eagle  Planing  Mill,  762-758 
Franklin 

Towle  l  .  blacksmith,  res  U8  Fifth 

Towle  John  F  (Towle  &  Broadwell)  res  L934  Filberl 


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Towne  Daniel  R  J,  plumber  James  Wilson,  res  861  Cedar 

Towne  John  J  A,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  861  Cedar 

Towne  Josephine  Miss,  student,  res  861  Cedar  • 

Towne  Palmer  A,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  861  Cedar 

Towner  Columbus  A,  expressman,  res  231  Eddie 

Townes  Wm,  barber  855  Chester,  res  Twenty-second  ave  nr 

E  Sixteenth 
Townley  Edward,  res  Adeline  bet  Sherman  and  Monroe 
Towns  Antone,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Towns  Nellie  Miss,  res  617  E  Twelfth  (rear) 
Towns  William,  porter  Pullman  Palace  Car  Co,  res  Twenty- 
second  ave  nr  E  Sixteenth 
Townsend  A  J,  day  operator  S  P  Co 
Townsend  Charles  C,  res  1204  Tenth 
Townsend  C  K,  painter,  res  767  E  Twelfth 
Townsend  Cornelius,  laborer    Contra    Costa  Water   Co,  res 

1836  Grove 
Townsend  Cornelius  Jr,  bricklayer,  res  1836  Grove 
TOWNSEND   JAMES,  ship   builder  and  contrac- 
tor, S  F,  res  1014  Fourteenth 
Townsend  Mary  C  Miss,  florist,  res  1511  Eighth  ave 
Townsend  Matthew,  mill  hand,  res  1836  Grove 
Townsend  Richard,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1511  Eighth  ave 
Townsend  Timothy,  tinner,  res  1836  Grove 
Tracy  John  T,  shoemaker   Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res   Berkeley 
Tracy  L  Miss,  principal  The  Oaks,  a  home  and  day  school, 

SW  cor  Alice  and  Tenth 
Trago  Sarah  A  Mrs,  res  816  Myrtle 
Trahen  A  F,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1475  Fifth 
Traser  G,  res  1065  E  Nineteenth 
Traser  J,  res  1069  E  Nineteenth 
Trask  Minnie  Mrs,  nurse,  res  La  Clede  House 
Trask  Samuel  P,  railway  employe,  res  372  E  Eleventh 
Trautman  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Spring  nr  Adeline 
Travel  S,   laborer  "Alameda  Macadamizing  Co's  quarry,  res 
same 

TRAVELERS    ACCIDENT    INSUR- 

ANCE     CO,    of  Hartford,  Harmon  &  Sears  agents, 

958  Broadway 
Travelers  Insurance    Co    of   Hartford,  Geo  B  Seaman  agt. 

1073  Broadway 
Travers  E  W,  ship  broker,  S  F,  res  917  Jefferson 
Travers  William,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  917  Jefferson 
Travers  Wm  T,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1806  William 


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Treacy  Patrick  W,  painter,  res  718  Center 
Treadway  Samuel,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  1516  Eighth 
TreadweJJ    James,    capitalist,    S   F,   res  cor  Broadway  and 

Butler 
Treadwell  John  B,  civil  engineer,  525  Commercial,  S  F,  res 

970  Center 
\—  O  Treasurer  of  Alameda  County,  S  Huff,  Hall  of  Records 

Treat  Ferdinand  A,  distributor  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res 

same 
Trefethen   Eugene   A,  division  shop  clerk  S  P  Co.  res  1221 

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Trenschel  Albert,  poultry  dealer,  res  685  E  Thirty-fifth 
Trenschel  Otto   E,  Palace  Market,  cor  Seventh  and  Myrtle, 

res  same 
Tretheway  John,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1120  Tenth  ave 
Trevor  Grace  L  Miss,  bookkeeper's  F,  res  486  Merrimac 
Trevor  Henry,  bookkeeper  C  C  Hastings  &  Co,  S  F,  res  486 

Merrimac 
Trevor  M  A  Mrs,  res  486  Merrimac 

Trevor  Walter,  weigher  Fisher  &  Taylor,  res  486  Merrimac 
Trevoy  David  S,  ship  joiner  S  P  Co,  res  939  Campbell 
Trexler  J  E,  paper  hanger,   res  707  Castro 

\ler  M  L,  res  705  ( 'astro 

\]er  T   L,  paper  hanger,  7<)7  Castro 
Trezise  Philip  11.  res  1722  Twenty-firsl   ave 
TRIBUNE  PUBLISHING  CO,  W  E  Dargie 
president,    T    T    Dargie    secretary,  publishers     Daily 
ning  Triburu  ,  413-4  17  Eighth 
Tridoo  Louis,  rea  1 308  Tenl  h  ave 
Trimborn  August  (B  Franke  &  C  Fairmont  Bous 

Trincano  Carrie  Miss,  stenographer,  res  11-1  Twelfth 
Trincano  E   Mme,  teacher  of  music  and  French,  pes  L424 

Twelfth 
Trincano  Eusibe,  res  1  [24  Twelfth 
Tripleit  ( reorge  W,  switchman  8  P  Co,  res  1  77  1  Division 

pp  Alice  1 1  M      ,  ree  L008  Tenth 
Tnpp  Clint. .it  C,  real  .  -  1".  res  <;7  E  Twelfth 

Tnpp  M  ,   I".  Twelfth 

Tripp  Etta  Mi-    .  P(     67  E  Twelfth 

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Tripp  Tompkins,  wagon  and  carriage,  1221  Telegraph  ave 
res  2238  Andover 

Tripp  Whitcomb  G,  res  1008  Tenth 

Trombley  H  Mrs,  dressmaker,  820  Willow,  res  same 

Trombley  Henry  0,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  824  Willow 

Trombly  Abraham,  carpenter,  res  2032  Union 

Trombly  Matilda  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  2032  Union 

Troplong  0  B,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  801  Henry 

Trotter  John,  res  105  Hollis 

Troul  Louise  Mrs,  res  264  E  Sixteenth 

Trowbridge  Ella  G  Miss,  2nd  asst  librarian  Oakland  Free 
Public  Library,  res  941  Adeline 

Trowbridge  Henry  O  (Kirkland  &  Trowbridge)  res  541 
Nineteenth 

Trowbridge  L  H,  carpenter,  res  478  Twenty-first 

Trower  Albert  E,  cashier  Bernstein  &  Von  Adelung,  res 
1566  Thirteenth  ave 

Trower  Ebenezer,  carpenter  Oakland  Pier,  res  1566  Thir- 
teenth ave 

Trower  William  G,  student,  res  1566  Thirteenth  ave 

Troy  Charles,  plumber,  res  917  Kirkham 

Troy  Charles  S,  clerk,  res  917  Kirkham 

Troy  Edgar  S,  student,  res  917  Kirkham 

Troy  Frank,  student,  res  917  Kirkham 

Troy  Geo  D,  clerk  John  H  Troy,  res  482  Twenty-second 

Troy  John  H,  agt  Commercial  Union  Assurance  and  Liver- 
pool and  London  and  Globe  Insurance  Cos, 457  Ninth, 
res  917  Kirkham 

Troy  John  H  Jr,  clerk,  res  917  Kirkham 

Trov  Steam  Laundry,  H  A  &  W  E  Nicholson  proprs,  418  E 
"Twelfth 

Troyer  Virginia  Miss,  res  831  Castro 

Truck  Co  No  1,  foreman  J  W  Bankhead,  Sixth  bet  Broad- 
way and  Washington 

True  John  H,  carpenter,  res  364  Twelfth 

Trueheart  Belino,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Trueheart  Velma  D  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  1660  Sixteenth 

Truesdall  Frank,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  107  Thirteenth 

Tubbs  A  C,res  1003  Clay 

Tubbs  Herman  A  (Tubbs  &  Co,  S  F)  res  266  E  Twelfth 

Tubbs  Hiram    (Tubbs  &  Co,  S  F)  res  266  E  Twelfth 

TUBBS'  HOTEL,  J  M  Davies  &  Co  Lessees,  E 
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vated Throughout  First-class. 

J.  M.  DAVIES  <$  CO.,  Lessees.  R.  M.  DAVIES,  Assistant  Manager 

RATES  REASONABLE. 

Tubba  May  Miss,  res  206  E  Twelfth 

Tubman  John,  laborer  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Co,  res 

1601  Myrtle 
Tuck  John,  employe  Judson   Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Tnion  Hotel 
Tuck  John  \\\  carpenter,  res  961  Fifth 
Tucker  Alfred,  cashier   Meyer.  Wilson  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1076 

Fourteenth 
Tucker  C    A,  painter,  1116-1118  Franklin,  res   617  Seven- 
nth 
Tucker  Clare  Miss,  res  1051  Market 
Tucker  >    (Edward    A    Welch    and   Samuel  F  Tucker) 

3  San  Pablo  ave 
Tucker  E  K.  vice-principal  Franklin  School,  res  5S0  Twen- 
tieth 
Tucker  Etta  Miss,  res  L051  Market 
Tucker  II  S,  carpenter,  res  (.'7o  Washington 
Tucker  J  C,  physician,  rea  L051  Market 
Tucker  Maie  M  -  1 051  Market 

Tucker  Samuel  F  (Tucker  &  Co)  1  0  Twentieth 

r  s  II.  carpenter  W  T  Witch 
ker  Theophj  ctor  and   builder,  ret    L816  San 

Pablo 
Tucker  William  J,  a,  S  I',  res  (.|s  1   Wood 

W  W,  painter  and  paper  hanger   L116-1118   Frank- 
lin Nineteenth 

Burnham-Standeford  Co,  r<  Eighth 

M  I.  Mi  Fourteenth  be1  Park  ave  and  Julia 

Tuhte  Adolph,  i  mploye  <  -  F<  Irisl  1  sor  E  Twelfth 

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Tullctt  William,  blacksmith,  705  Brush 
Tul         Etobert,  carpenter,  rea  Pullman  Bote) 


PAftK V  #  T  ApV  f0  EN('m:s  AN,)  BOILERS, 
InlllVlj  Oi  LrtuI  VJV.       i]  &    -  Fremont  St,  San  Francisco 


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Tuinniel  Louis,  butcher,  1109  Kirkham,  res  same 

Turn  Sudeu  George,  clerk  Manhiem  &  Staples,  res  1277 
Thirteenth  ave 

Turn  Suden  Henry  (Turn  Suden  &  White)  res  1277  Thir- 
teenth ave 

Turn  Suden  Henry  Jr,  clerk  Turn  Suden  &  White,  res  1277 
Thirteenth  ave 

Turn  Suden  &  White  (Henry  Turn  Suden  and  James  White) 
groceries  and  hardware,  693-697  E  Twelfth,  grain  and 
hay  warehouse,  708  and  710  E  Twelfth 

Tunley  Adam,  mate  schooner  Etna,  res  753  Grove 

Tunteman  G  (G  Tunteman  &  Co)  res  801  Willow 

TUNTEMAN  Gr  &  CO  (G  Tunteman  and  J  H 
Reimers)  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  801  Willow 

Turk  John  Christopher,  res  SE  cor  Thirty-seventh  and 
Grove 

Turkington  William,  mgr  Bancroft  <fe  Co,  S  F,  res  836  Jack- 
son 

Turley  Edward,  porter  S  P  Co,  mail  Oakland  Pier 

Turnbull  Arthur,  gardener,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet  Fruit  Vale 
ave  and  High 

Turnbull  George,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  E  Fourteenth  bet 
Fruit  Vale  ave  and  High 

Turnbull  Robert,  nurseryman,  E  Fourteenth  bet  Fruit  Vale 
ave  and  High,  res  same 

Turnbull  Robert  Jr,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  E  Fourteenth 
bet  Fruit  Vale  ave  and  High 

Turnbull  T  P,  house  and  sign  painting,  1726£  Seventh,  res 
1687  Seventh 

Turner  A  D  Mrs,  res  658  Eighth 

Turner  Annabelle  Miss,  res  470  Seventh 

Turner  Anna  M  Mrs,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 
res  1160*  Seventh 

Turner  Annie  Miss,  res  1352  Franklin 

Turner  Bernard,  laborer,  res  365  Prospect 

Turner  Chas  E,  teacher  Sackett  School,  res  529  Twenty- 
first 

Turner  Chas  H,  mechanic,  res  775  Fourteenth 

Turner  D  Mrs,  res  470  Seventh 

Turner  Fred  C,  surveyor,  res  1420  Eighth 

Turner  George,  laborer,  res  1868  Seventh 

Turner  Geo  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  560  Twenty-fourth 

Turner  Geo  M,  bookkeeper,  res  1420  Eighth 

Turner  Hannah  Mrs,  physician,  res  La  Clede  House 

Turner  Harry,  cook,  res  West  Berkeley 

Turner  James  B  (Turner  &  Poirier)  res  1160£  Seventh 


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Turner  Jane  Mrs,  res  L252  Franklin 

Turner  John,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  Grand  Western  Hotel 

Turner  John,  yardman  S  P  Co,  res  1609  Eighth 

Turner  John  F,  butcher  Frank  Esmond,  res  981  Center 

Turner  John  M,  carpenter,  res  Beulah  Park 

Turner  Joshua  X,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1315  Franklin 

Turner  Kitty  M  Miss,  res  1420  Eighth 

Turner  Lillie  Miss,  milliner    M  Ray  Wilson,  res  981  Center 

Turner  Mary,  dressmaker,  res  459  Fourth 

Turner  Norman  K,  contractor   and    builder,  res  Fruit  Vale 

ave  nr  Hopkins 
Turner  Orrin,  laborer,  res  Beulah  Park 
Turner  Peter  K,  salesman   Domestic    Sewing  Machine  Co, 

res  475  Twenty-fifth 
Turner  Plumas  T,  farmer,  Butte  County,  res  1352  Franklin 
Turner  &  foirier  (Jas  B  Turner  and  Philip  Poirier)  custom 

boots  and  shoes,  1160|  Seventh 
Turner  Robert  M,  farmer  Butte  County,  re's  176  Ninth 
Turner  Pose  Miss,  res  981  Center 
Turner  Sidney  A,  <aloon,  854  Thirtieth,  res  same 
Turner  Thomas,    carriage  blacksmith  JE  Johnson,  res  981 

<  lenter 
Turner  William,   engineer    Bay   City  Mills,  res  761  Wash- 
ington 
Tunic v  Edgar,  patrolman,  res  862  Twentieth 
Turney  Louis  C,  buggy    washer   Fashion    Stable,    res    359 

Eleventh 
Tusher  B'red,  Laborer,  res  n  s  Minna  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Tuttle .  res  Smith  House 

Tuttle  Charles,  atty-at-law,  res  126  Eleventh 
Tuttle  Emory  0,  clerk,  res  S2"J  Sixteenth 
Tuttle  Frank,  lieut  U  s  X.res  Market  Street  House 
Tuttle  1 1  irani  S,  pea  1  51  •"»  Ninth  ave 
Tuttle  [owa  II,  clerk  City  Engineer,  res  822  sixteenth 
Tuttle  Leontina  Miss,  Btudent,  res    L513  Ninth  ave 
Tuttle  R  A.  employe  Dewing  A  Co,  res  560  Ninth 
Tuttle  Win  II.  bricklayer,  pea  583  Milton 
Tuttle  Win  N.  photographer,  res  L383  Harrison 
Tweed  Bans,  druggist  Oakland   Hospital,  res  same 
Twigg  Thomas,  buggy    washer    Hunt    Bros,    res  716  Nine- 
teen! li 
Twisfi  Merrick  E,   freight    oonductor  S  P  Co,  rea  1729  Sev- 
enth 
ombly  Chae  M.  ree  62  l  Sixteenth 
Twomey  Edward,  deck  band  steamer  Oakland,  rea  166]  Pa- 
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Tye  E  J  Mrs,  res  563  Seventh 

Tye  John  F,  carpenter,  res  558^  Seventh 

Tye  Walter,  driver  Fred  Becker 

Tye  William  H,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  619 
Fifth 

Tyler  Asher,  bookkeeper,  res  772  Eleventh 

Tyler  Geo  F,  insurance  clerk,  res  772  Eleventh 

Tyler  May  W  Miss,  teacher  Garfield  School,  res  772  Elev- 
enth 

Tyllesen  Henry,  driver,  res  710  Fourth 

Tyllesen  J  F,  shoemaker  J  L  Champlin,  res  Alameda 

Tyllsen  Feils  K,  shoemaker,   808  Broadway,  res  710  Fourth 

Tyrrell  Chas  A,  clerk,  res  1270  Market 

Tyrrell  Geo  A,  carpenter,  res  1270  Market 

Tyrrel  Jeremiah,  city  agt  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co,  res 
1270  Market 

Tyrrel  Lillie  A  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1270  Market 

Tyrrell  Gertrude  Miss,  res  961  Kirkham 

Tyrrell  Horace  M,  clerk  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  1270 
Market 

Tyrrell  J  Boardman,  draughtsman  SP  Co,  res  1362  Seventh 

Tyrrell  John  P,  compositor  Morning  Times,  res  1362  Sev- 
enth 

Tyrrell  Mary  W  Miss,  student  State  Normal  School,  res  961 
Kirkham 

Tvrrell  Patrick  J,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  961  Kirkham 

TY  SING  &  CO,  Chinese  and  Japanese  Goods,  401 
Twelfth 

Tyson  George,  driver  People's  Express,  res  1011  Pine 

Tyson  Joseph,  expressman,  res  721  Center 

Tyson  Laura  Miss,  res  721  Center 

Tvson  Lillian  Miss,  res  721  Center 

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Uhlhorn  John  F,  advertising  agt,  res  963  Third  ave 

Uhlman  Walter  T,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1678  Eighth 

Ulp  Charles  P,  horse  trainer,  res  1061  Alice 

Ulrich  Charles,  reporter  Chronicle,  S  F,  res  837  Madison 

Ulsen  Harry,  mariner,  res  233  Helen 

Umphred  F  M,  mgr  Metropolitan  Manufacturing  Co,  res  918 

Poplar 
Undemeyer  August,  printer,  res  774  Fifth 
Underwood  Charles  D,  stenographer,  res  269  Ninth 
Underwood  Ira  A,  carpenter,  res  1736  Tavlor 


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Underwood    James  G,  examiner  U  S   Customs,  S  F,  res  993 

Center 
Underwood  L  Miss,  res  560  Jones 
Underwood  Mary  Miss,  res  993  Center 
Union  Hotel,  Fred  Deike  propr,  cor  E    Twelfth    and    Thir-  |o    EH 

UNION    ICE    COMPANY,  S  D  Smith  manager, 
365  Tenth 

UNION    INSURANCE    COMPANY     OF 

PHILADELPHIA,       Harmon     &     Sears,    H 
Griffin's  Agency,  958  Broadway 
UNION     INSURANCE     COMPANY    OF 

SAN    FRANCISCO,   William  J  Dingee  agent 

Alameda  County,  400  and  402  Eighth 
Union  National  Bank,  Thomas  Prather  pres,Chas  E  Palmer 

cashier,  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Ninth 
Union  Saloon.  J  I)  Stewart  propr,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Thir- 

:ith 

Union  Savings    Bank,  J  West    Martin  pres,  A  E  H  Cramer 

cashier.  SE  cor  Ninth  and   Broadway 
United  Fire  Re-insurance  Co  of  England,  James  Gamble  agt, 

469  Ninth 
I    -  Bottling   Co,    II    Braum   propr,  SE   cor  Webster    and 

Eighth 
United  States  Brewery,  H  Braun  propr,  SE  cor  Webster  and 

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UNITED  STATES   INSURANCE    COM-    s 

PANY   OF    NEW   YORK,    Harmon  &    Sears, 
11  Griffin's  Agency,  958  Broadway 
UNITED  STATES    RESTAURANT,   PN 

Milcovich  proprietor,  834  Broadway 
Unternehrer   Aug,  printer  Oakland  Journal,  res  774   Fifth 
t'pham  [saac    (Payot,    Upham  &  Co,  S  F)    cor   Thirteenth 

and  Oak 
IJpp  Jesse,  Vaquero,  Hays  &  Co,  res  Stock  Yards 
U  P  RESTAURANT,  J  J  Marcc-vich  proprietor, 

[51  Seventh 
Union  Pacific   Railway,  Geo  B  Seaman  local  passenger  agt, 

L073  Broadway 
Upton  Augustine  F,  printer,  S  F,  res  927  Wood 
Upton  M  \\ '.  employe    Pacific    Bank,   B  F,   res    672  Eigh-  IE  <  9 

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i'ii' ill  Bylvanus,  boll  collector  s  F,  res   L406  Eleventh 
Urquharl    Kati<     Mrs,  dressmaker,   L1L6  Broadway,  rooms 

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Ustick  Abner,  agricultural  implements,  1159  E  Fourteenth, 
res  675  E  Twenty-fourth 

Ustick  Leslie,  agricultural  implemeut  dealer,  1123  E  Four- 
teenth, res  675  E  Twenty-fourth 

Uth  Paul,  teacher  gymnastics  Oakland  Turn  Verein,  res  840 
Webster 

Utter  Alexander,  conductor,  res  1423  San  Pablo  ave 

Utter  Mary  Mrs,  res  524  Third 

Uttley  E  Mrs,  bakery,  519  Seventh,  res  same 

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Vacambri  Vitol,  laborer,  res  162  Second 
Vagg  William  S,  clerk,  S  F,  1120  Wood  - 
Vagt  Herman,  res  360  Seventh 
Vail  N  B,  machinist,  res    1461  Fifth 

Vair  Hugh,  foreman  grading    S  F  Tool  Co,  res  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Lee  ave 
Valdez  Zeferino,  res  1816  Grove 

Valedo  Frank,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  664  E  Fourteenth 
Valentine  Daniel  A,  painter  Lindsey  &  Co,  res    2224    Tele- 
graph ave 
Valentine  Edward  C,  student,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E 

Twentieth 
Valentine  J  E,  painter  Lindsey  &Co,  res  2224  Telegraph 
VAJLENTINE  J  J,  vice-president  and  general  mana- 
ger Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and 
E  Twentieth 
Valentine  John  N,  painter,  res  1455  Twelfth  ave 
Valentine  Rose  Mrs,  res  571  Third 

Valerga  Bartolomew,  musician,  res  e  s  Grove  near  Thirty- 
eighth 
Valerga  Frank,  musician,  res  e  s  Grove  nr  Thirty-eighth 
Valerga  John,  musician,  res  e  s  Grove  nr  Thirty-eighth 
Valerga  Lawrence,  res  e  s  Grove  nr  Thirty-eighth 
Valerga  Robert,  res  e  s  Grove  nr  Thirtv-eighth 
Valla  Trinidad  Mrs,  res  760  Willow 
Vallage  Regina  Mrs,  widow,  res  Golden  Gate 
Vallage  Rinaldo  B,  machinist,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 
Valleau  J  S  G,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1167  Brush 
Vallejo  Guadalupe  Miss,  teacher  of  languages,   1453  Broad- 
way, res  same 
Vallejo  J  J  Mrs,  res  1453  Broadway 

Vallejo  Napoleon  P,  salesman,  S  F,  res  823  Seventeenth 
Vallis  Thomas  J,  gardener,  res  1961  Myrtle 
Van  Alstyne  Willianna  Mrs,  res  810  Alice 


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Van  Amringe  Cornelia  B  Miss,  student    High    School,    res 

1730  Ninth  ave 
Van  Amringe  Edwin,  driver  Yates  &  Co,  res  1730  Ninth  ave 
Van  Amringe  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  1730  Ninth  ave 
Van  Amringe  Jeannette  Miss,  res  1730  Ninth  ave 
Van  Arm  an  H  M,  res  830  Fourteenth 

Van  Blarcom ,  res  504  Fifteenth 

Van  Bokkelen  Wm  A  M,  accountant,  S  F,  res  1224  Eighth 
Vanburg  Bans,  cabinet  maker,  res  1569  Fifth 
Vanburg  Hans,  carpenter  Robert  Walker,  res  1569  Fifth 
Van  Buskirk  Hirah,  iron  moulder,  res  H15  Eighth  ave 
Van    Buskirk    Irving,   printer  Jordan    &  Arnold,   res  1115 

Eighth  ave 
Van  Buskirk  Vernon,    printer  Jordan  &  Arnold,  res  582  E 

Twelfth 
Vance  James,  steward  Athenian  Club,  1055  Broadway,  res 

581  Thirty-sixth 
Vance  James  M,  carpenter,  res  1067  Kirkham 
Vance  William   M,  brick  and  sewer  contractor,  1172  Broad- 
way,   res    115(>  Broadway 
Van  Court  DeWitt  C,  professor  of  boxing,  res  307  Eighth 
Van    Court    Eugene,  tobacco  and  cigars,  8  F,  res  1306  Har- 
rison 
Van  Courl  John  W,  night  watchman  Capitol  Mills,  S  F,  res 

1306  Harrison 
Van  de  Casteele  II  X.  artist,  res  2102  Elm 
Van  de  Gn  ni  Robert,  Laborer,  res  L218  Twenty-sixth 
Van  De  Mark  Wm  X,  professor  of  elocution,  res  1353  Kirk- 
ham 

Van  Denbnrgfa  Beatrice  A  Miss,  res  L018  Adeline 

Van  Denburgh   Prank  L,  genera]  snpl  Telegraph  S  P  Co,  S 

K.  res  L018  Adeline 
Van  Den  Burgh  L  B,  clerk,  res  L249  Chestnul 
Vandercook    Edward   P  (E    P   Vandercook   .v   Co)  res  770 

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Vandercook  Fred  II.  train  dispatcher  8  P  Co,  res  1070 
Tenth 

Van  Dergan  II  .1  Miss,  teacher  Emery  School,  res  565 
Eleventh 

Vanderweele  William,  propi  Oakland  Pickle  Works,  BW  cor 
Third  and  Le^i  tne 

tidewater   Anson    II.    stationery,   res  L311  SaD  Pablo  ave 

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Vandewater  W  H  Mrs,  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 
Van  Dorous  Albert,  upholsterer,  res  623  Tenth 
Van  Droff  Mattie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1362  Brush 
Van  Diiyn  Eudosea  Miss,  res  859  Webster 
Van  Duyn  Mary  Mrs,  res  859  Webster 
Van  Dyck  Henry  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2223  Grove 
Van  Dyke  Edward,  carpenter  Oakland  Windmill  Co 
Vane  James  F,   foreman  Dalziel   &  Moller,  res  1008  Fifth 

ave 
Van  Eekhoven  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1361  Tenth 
Van  Haltren  A,  plasterer,  res  1123  Third 
Van  Haltren  George,  lather,  res  1669  Eighth 
Van  Haltren  Peter,  plasterer,  res  1471  Seventh 
Van  Harlingen  Annie  Miss,  res  Golden  Gate 
Van  Harlingen  Catherine  Miss,  res  922  Magnolia 
Van  Harlingen  Wm  L,  wine  merchant,  res  922  Magnolia 

Van  House ,  res  313  Sixth 

Van  Kirk  HP  Mrs,  physician,  res  1014  Broadway 
Van   Noy  John  W,  gripman   OCR  Co,  res  682  Twenty- 
fourth 
Van   Pelt ,   freight  clerk  Folsom  Street  Dock,  S  F,  res 

1312  Twenty-third  ave 
Van  Pelt  B  D,  captain  Governor  Irwin  boat,  S  F,  res  Fruit 

Vale  ave 
Van  Pelt  Eugene  D,  glove  cutter,  S  F,  res  1474  Eleventh 

ave 
Van  Pelt  Everett,  miller,  S  F,  res  652  Harrison 
Van  Pelt  Marion  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Van  Pelt  M  N  Mrs,  res  1137  E  Fourteenth 
Van   Pelt  Reuben,   clerk  Washburn   Moen  Manufacturing 

Co,  S  F,  res  726  Eleventh 
Van   Pelt   William  A,  cook  Grand  Western  Hotel,  res  1763 

Lincoln 
Vanpossen  I,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  1097  ! 

Third 
Vanpossen   Nathan,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res  I 

1097  Third 
Van  Sant  W  C,  carriage  depository,  S  F,  res  1023  Eighth 
Van  Schaack  S  M  Mrs,  res  964  Kirkham 
Van    Tassell  Joseph    H,  carpenter,    res  cor   Lusk  ave  and 

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Vanthusen  Charles,  laborer   California   Potter v   and  Terra 

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Van  Valkenburgh  M  0  Mrs,  nurse,  res  2045  Linden 
Van  Valkenburgh  P  J,  junk  dealer,  res  2217  Chestnut 
Van  Valkenburgh  Thaddeus,  capitalist,  res  1519  Eighth 
Van  Winkle  E  C  Mrs,  res  Galindo  Hotel 
Van  W inkle  Henry,  res  579  Seventeenth 
Van  Wyck  Elizabeth  C  Miss,  student,  res  1113  Fourteenth 
Van  Wyck  Frank  Miss,  res  1113  Fourteenth 
Van  Wyck  Helen  B  Miss,  res  1113  Fourteenth 
Van  Wyck   Stedman   R,  lithographer,  S   F,  res   1113  Four- 
teenth 
Van  Wye  Scott,  carpenter,  res  1011  Webster 
Vapreso  A,  laborer  Alameda  Macadamizing  Go's  quarry,  res 

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Vargas  Antonio,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1667  Atlantic 
Vargas  Manuel,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1505  Third 
Yarges  Josef,  laborer,  res  1013  E  Twenty-fourth 
Varges  Manuel,  laborer,  res  33  Helen 
Vargues  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1023  E  Nineteenth 
Vargus  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Vargas  Antone,  cleaner  SP  Co,  res  1768  Atlantic 
Vargus  Mary  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Varjen  Joe,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and    Nail    Co,   res  1505 

Third 
Varlni  Chas,  laborer,  res  w  s  First  ave  nr  Summer 
Varney  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  935  Filbert 
Vaughan  Fred,  res  The  Olive 
Vaughan  Jennie  Mrs,  res  1913  E  Eleventh 
Vaughan  Win,  ship  carpenter,  res  852£  Webster 
Vaughn  James  M,  Balesman   McGovern  &  Cahill,  res   1554 

Broadway 
Vautrin  Peter  J,  cement  layer,  res  1002  Twenty-fourth 
Veara  Manuel,  laborer,  res  253  Harlan 

irie  Antone,  laborer  8  P  Co 
Vearie  Manuel,  laborer  S  I'  Co 

ry  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  L013  Seventh 
Veeder  Edwin  C,  pea  B62  Twentieth 

der  Boward  P,  clerk  Oregon   Improvement  Co,  S  F,  res 

678  Twenty-ninth 
Veira  Ella  Miss,  rea  with  Henry  N  Morse,  Newton  ave 
Veira  Barry  D,  chief  engineer  and  master  mechanic  Pacific 

I n»n  and  N.ul  Co,  rea  262  Fourth 
Veira  Valentine,  Bash  and  door  maker,  rea  622 Chestnut 

tch  Richard  M  (W  T  Veitch  &  Bro)  rea  L323  Harrison 
Veitch  William  T  (W  T  Veitch  A  Bro)  rea  L323  Barrison 
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Venjohan  Mary  A  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1121  Peralta 

Venjohan  Peter,  carpenter,  res  1121  Peralta 

Verdon  Edward  F,  printer  Tribune,  res  867  Twentieth 

Verein  Eintracht  Hall,  856i  Webster 

Verga  Joseph,  seaman,  res  251  Harlan 

Verhave  Kate  Mrs,  res  Willamette  House 

Vernis  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  821  Twenty-ninth 

Vernon  Daniel,  potter,  res  851  E  Twelfth 

Vernon  Geo  R,  clerk  Geo  A  J  Davis,  res  1464  Twelfth 

Vernon  George  R  Jr,  res  1464  Twelfth 

Vernon  Henry  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1426  Eighth 

Vernon  Howard,  res  1464  Twelfth 

Vernon  Joseph  W,  painter,  res  1460  Fifth 

Verrill  Calvin  M,  hardware,  507  Seventh,  res  1116  Linden 

Verrill  Charles,  engineer,  res  1161  Fifth 

Verrue  Emma  Mrs,  widow,  res  1665  Seward 

Verry  Jules,  laborer,  res  128  Hollis 

Vers  Fred,  carpenter,  res  662  Fourth 

Vers  Harry  D,  master  mechanic  S  P  Co,  res  662  Fourth 

Vers  Maria  Ann  Mrs,  res  662  Fourth 

Versterren     Alphonse,    gardener    Hiram    Tubbs,    266    E 

Twelfth 
Vertue  George,  evangelist,  res  2161  Fourteenth  ave 
Vesper  O  M,  clerk,  S  F,  res  378  E  Seventeenth 
Vessing  Enoch  J,  cashier  R  A  Swain  &  Co,  S  F,  res  Fruit 

Vale  ave 
Vessing  Henry  F,  round-house  S  P  Co,  res  870  Peralta 
Vessling  Henry  F,  bookkeeper  Eiben  &  Nor,  res  Fruitvale 
Vessing  H  F,  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1521  Seventh 
Viano  G  (Perata&  Viano)  res  623  Broadway 
Vicent  John,  laborer  Pacific   Iron    and    Nail   Co,   res   261 

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Vicht    Adolph,    employe  Pacific  Iron   and  Nail  Co,  res  715 

Myrtle 
Vickers  B  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  463  Twenty-first 
Vickers  John  E,  painter,  res  Golden  Gate 
Vickery  Wm  K,  art  dealer,  S  F,  res  946  Poplar 
Victorino  Manuel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1065  William 
Victory  John  J,  stair  builder,  res  1626  Lincoln 
Viegas   Antonio   S,  laborer  E  M  Gibson,  res  Hayes  Canyon 
Vieira  Antone,  laborer,  res  1716  Pacific 
Vieira  Frank,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1827  Short 
Vieira  Joseph   M,   employe  Nevada  Bank,   S   F,   res   1716 

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Viera  Manwel,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1843  Grove 


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Vierra  J  M,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1566  Fifth,  res  same 
Viers  Valentine,  mill    hand   California   Door   Co,   res  622 

Chestnut 
Viganeigo  Joseph,  laborer,  res  633  Filbert 
Viguier  Joseph  H,  barkeeper  Louis  Chartrand,  res  St  Louis 

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Viguier  Jules,  barkeeper  Louis  Chartrand,  res  360  First 
VillegiaL,  res  2102  Elm 

Vincent  Mr-,  res  1170  Sixteenth  ave  (rear) 
Vincent   Anton,  blacksmith,  res  1205  Eighteenth  ave 
Vincent  Clarence  D,  contractor,  S  F,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave 

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Vincent     Josephine    Mrs,     notions     and     hardware,    1728 

Seventh,  res  1408  Twelfth 
Vincenl  Sevin  M  L  Mrs,  res  619  Park 
Vincenzo    Fatelli,  laborer   Mountain    View    Cemetery,   res 

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Yinnell  Sydney  H,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  cor  E  Seventeenth 

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Vinther  Albert,   propr    Bellevue  Nursery,  Piedmont  ave  nr 

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Yinxent  Alice H  Miss,  artist  Brayton  Block,  res  1427  Myrtle 
\' in /cut  Carrie  A  Miss,  res  1427  Myrtle 
Yin/.ent  Edward  G,  salesman  Wm  J  Dingee,  res  664  Twelfth 
Vinzent    Ole  C,   insurance   clerk    Win   J   Dingee,    res   1427 

Myrtle 
Yiolicli  Felix  P,  saloon,  801  Broadway,  res  .'>70  Third 
Visher  C   1'.  Bee  Sanitary  Plumbing  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

r.»7s  Webster  ave 
Vitalis  Edward,  clerk,  res  L382  Telegraph  ave 
Vitorio  Pantino,  laborer  V  C  R  quarry,  res  same 
Viverge  Manuel,  res  E  Fifteenth  nr  Thirteenth  ave 
\'<M-k<'l  August,  carpenter,  res  564  E  Twenty-third 
Vbyel  A  B,  clerk  Sun  Insurance  c<>,  res  Hotel  Merritl 
Vbgel  Charles,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res  667 

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Vbgel  Rosa  Mi--,  dome-tic  .1  Ballard,  res  Claremont  i 

Vogelsang    II.  '-leaner  S   1'  ('c,  pea   L373  Seventh 

Vbglesang  William,  employe   Pacific  Iron  ami  Nail   Co,  res 

620  Adeline 
Vogelsanger  Alicia,  widow,  rea  L207  Adeline 
Vogensen  Hans   P,  car  driver  Fourteenth  Street    R    R   Co, 

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Vogler  John  1".  ■  ■  1 . i / i « ■  r.  s  F,rea  cor  Forty-seveuth  and  Salem 
VOGT  DAVID,   aloon,  122  Eleventh,  rea  308  Tenth 
Vogt  Fred,  plumber  Sam  Taylor,  re-  822  Linden 

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Vogt  Wm  R,  Vogt's  improved  levels,  822  Linden,  res  same 

Voice  Emma  Miss  res  2221  Elm 

Voice  Geo  L,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  2221  Elm 

Voight  Marrila  Mrs,  res  807  Henry 

Voisard  Emile  P,  S  F,  res  563  Thirty-sixth 

Void  Peter,  mariner,  res  233  Helen 

Volker  Annie  Miss,  res  1611  Brush 

Volker  Bertha  Miss,  res  1611  Brush 

Volker  Charles,  laborer,  res  Pleasant  Valley 

Volker  John  H,  upholsterer,  S  F,  res  1611  Brush 

Volker  Mamie  Miss,  student  res  1611  Brush 

Volkstrom    August,  carpenter  Independent  Planing  Mills, 
res  1368  Tenth 

Volland  John,  carpenter,  res  862  Franklin 

Vollmer  Henry  A,  drug  clerk  Carl  A  Janssen,  res  Golden 
Gate 

Vollmer  Peter,  tailor,  res   n  s  Columbus  ave   nr  Telegraph 
ave 

Vollmer  Peter  Jr,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Columbus  ave  nr  Tele- 
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Voltz  Charles  E,  laborer,  res  1002  Twenty-fourth 

Voltz  Clara  Miss,  res  1002  Twenty-fourth' 

Von  Adelung  Alex   (Bernstein  &  Von  Adelung)  res  153  E 
Tenth 

Von  Adelung  Edward,  music  teacher,  res  153  E  Tenth 

Von  Adelung  Edward  Jr,bachelor  of  science,  res  153  E  Tenth 

Von  Adelung  Paula  Miss,  res  153  E  Tenth 

Von  Boden  Albert,  res  1784  Division 

Von  Boden  W,  scrubber  S  P  Co,  res  1766  Atlantic 

Von  Borstel  John,  clerk,  res  1005  Chester 

Vonderhorst  J  H,  lumber  merchant,  Washington  Territory,   ^ 
res  1114  Eighth 
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Von  Glahn  Elizabeth  Miss,  milliner  Mrs   Nettie  Laymance,  1^  ^ 


res  1009  Chester 
Von  Glahn    J  Frederick,  res  1009  Chester 
Von  Goes  Edward  Mrs,  widow,  res  1722  Eighth 
Von  Helms  John,  master  steamer  Newburn,  res  1574  Sev- 
enth ave 
Von  Hirsch  S  J,  professor  of  music,  1308  Telegraph  ave,  res 

same 
Von  Munch  Albert,  engineer,  S  F,  res  1720  Twelfth 
Von  Ploennies  Otto,  editor  Oakland  Journal,  res  S  F 


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Voorhees  E  F  Mr-,  propr  Willamette  House.  371  Tenth 
Voorhees  E  F.  painter,  res  Willamette  House 

-  Fred  D,  architect.  S  F.  res  1068  Wood 
Vorhies  Josephine,  res  1407  San  Pablo  ave 
Vorhies  M  J  Mrs.  res  1467  8   Q  Pablo  ave 
Vorwerck  Ernest,  carpenter,  res  970  Cypress 
Vosburgh  Edith  Mis-,  res  vi      Pine 

iburgh  Matilda  Mis>.  seamstress,  res  S60  Pine 
copyist  Hall  of  Reco. 
Votaw  Cynthia  V  Mrs.  widow,  res  1422   Seventeenth 
Voush  Albert  K,  baker,  1083  Third,  res  same 
Vrooman  Daniel,  court  interpreter.    S    F.    res   861    E    S 

teenth 
Vrooman  Emily  M  Mis-,  widow,   res    Pagoda   Hill.  Vernon 

ave 
Vrooman  Geo  S.  res  1067  Thirteenth  ave 
Vrooman  Margaret  Mrs,  res  1067  Thirteenth  ave 

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Wach-  Aaron  X,  re?  1460  Castro 

Waddell  R  P,  genl  agt  The  Aermoter.  407  Fourteenth 

Wade ,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  172  I  8  venth 

Wade  Ben  L,  employe  H    S   Crocker  A  Co.    S    F.   res  1375 

Eleventh  ave 

le  Clara  Mis-,  res  137">  Eleventh  ave 

le  Edward,  clerk  passenger  dept    S  P  Co,  B  F.  res  1365 

Eleventh  ave 
Wa  cabeth  Mrs.  res  913 Magnolia 

Wa  M  —     es  91 3  Magnolia 

Wade  James  IF  head  waiter  Tubbs  Hotel 
Wade  John,  miner, res  830  Myrtle 

le  Lillie  Miss,r<  a  I    75  Eleventh  ave 
Wade  Lydia  Mi  B19  Mark 

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Hosiery  <  !o,  res  I         -       oteenth 
Isworth  Harry  E,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  B  1  L347 

tfa  Henry,  treas  Wells,  Fargo    &   Co,  S  F,  res  1341 
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Wadsworth  Jennie,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  1360 

Seventeenth 
Wadsworth  Susie  Miss,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res 

1360  Seventeenth 
Wage  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  2125  Adeline 
Waggoner  Alta  N  Miss,  compositor,  res  1465  Castro 
Waggoner  E  J,  editor  Signs  of  the  Times,  res  1465  Castro 
Waggoner  Ida  Mrs,  res  469  E  Eleventh 
Wagner  A  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1069  Broadway,  res  same 
Wagner  A,  salesman  Gier  &  Schulze 
Wagner  Chas,  butcher,  res  710  Franklin 
Wagner  Chas,  sausage  maker  M  M  Samson,  res  S  F 
Wagner  Chas  F,  engineer  Schulz    &    Fisher,   S  F,  res  869 

Campbell 
Wagner  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  869  Campbell 
Wagner  Fred,  house  and  sign  painter,  419  Seventh,  res  229 

Eighth 
Wagner  Gus,  gas  fitter  H  Maddern,  res  Alameda 
Wagner  Jake,  bar  tender  Henry  Klee 
Wagner  L,  tailor,  res  Clinton  House,  277  E  Twelfth 
Wagner  William,  res  869  Campbell 
Wagner  Wm  S,  atty-at-law,  res  869  Campbell 
Wagor  George  H,  clerk,  res  660  Nineteenth 
Wagor  James  F,  real  estate,  res  660  Nineteenth 
Wagor  Lueila  Miss,  res  660  Nineteenth 
Wagor  May  E  Miss,  res  660  Nineteenth 
Wahlcrantz  George,  carpenter,  res  468  Fifth 
Wahle  Abertina  J  Miss,  res  768  Ninth 
Waide  Daniel,  broker,  S  F,  res  1151  Harrison 
Wainright  Fannie  Miss,  res  722  Third 
Wainright  John,  car  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1769  Lincoln 
Wainright  Louise  Mrs,  res  561  Eighth 
Wainright  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  722  Third 
Wainright  Robert  E,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  1769 

Lincoln 
Wainright  Robert,  house  painter,  res  722  Third 
Waite  Frances  A  Mrs,  kindergarten  and  primary  school,  res 

759  Sixteenth 
Waite  Henry  T,  res  1618  Eleventh  ave 
Waite  Wm  H,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  N  G,  res  711  Webster 
Waitt  Alfred  C,  bookkeeper,  res  271  Tenth 
Waitt  Alice  Miss,  res  271  Tenth 
Waitt  Clara  Miss,  res  271  Tenth 
Waitt  Florence  Miss,  res  271  Tenth 
Waitt  George  G,  commission,  S  F,  res  271  Tenth 
Waitt  Pauline  Miss,  res  271  Tenth 


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Wake  Thomas,  butcher  John  Stewart,  res  Stock  Yards 

Wakefield  A  Miss,  res  330  E  Seventeenth 

Wakefield  James  D,  agt  New  York  Life  Insurance   Co.   471 

Ninth,  res  4t>4  Twelfth 
Wakefield  Leland  H.  lumber.  S  F,  res  330  E  Seventeenth 
Wakefield  Logan,  cook  Mrs  E  De  Boice,  res  Overland  House 
Wakeman  A  Keith  Mi<s.  res  1064  Tenth  ave 
Wakeman  B  H,  salesman  J  C  Dolan,  res  66S  Twenty-fourth 
Wakeman  Edgar  L.  deputy  county  assessor,  res  1064  Tenth  > 

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Wakeman  Fraukie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1064  Tenth  ave 
Wakeman  Godfrev  L,    collector   California    Bank,  S  F,  res 

1064  Tenth  ave 
Wakeman  Jehiel  H,  res  1S44  Grove 
Wakeman  M  L  Mrs.  res  1064  Tenth  ave 
Walbey  W,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  724  Peralta 
Walbridge  Jennie  Miss,  res  Bank  Building 
Walburg  Charles,  laborer,  California  Door  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Walcott  E  Lgene,  student,  res  1782  Gross 
Walcott  E  Eugene,  res   1782  Goss 
Walcott  Mary  E  Miss,  res   1782  Goss 
Waldron  Adelia  D  Mrs,,  widow,  res  1919  Magnolia 
Waldron  D6,  propi  S  F  Wasp,  res  906  Broadway 
Waldron  M  \\  Mrs.   res  906  Broadway 
Walkenhorst  0,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors,  1642  Telegraph 

a\  Bame 

Walker .  piano  mfr,  S  F,  rea  902  E  Twenty-first 

Walker  AJbert  B,  painter,  res  77«»  Seventh 

Walker  Alfred  H,   train   dispatcher   S  P  Co,   res  317  Four- 

enth 
Walker  Amy,  domestic,  924  Magnolia 
Walker  (  -man  Abrahamson  Bros,  rea  856  Brush 

Walker  CCMn       -  554  E  Sixteenth 
WALKER   C    H,   dentist,  1003*  Broadway,  room   2. 

office  hours  8:30  a  m  to  5p  m,  rea  1-117  Gn 
Walker    Char]'-,   hostler    Kigney    ft     Murphy,   rea    XW   cor 

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Walker  Charles,  Laundrymau  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Walker  Clara  Miss,  dressmaker,  rea  L322  Fifth  ave' 
Walker  C  W  man  Abrahamson.  re-   L 330  Adeline 

Walker  Daisy   M         bs  1714  Lincoln 
Walker  Daniel,  employe  Judsoo  Manufacturing  Co,  rea  Bal- 

leck  nr  Talk  a 
Walker  Edwin  E,  porter   Pullman    Pal        i       I     .    rea  627 

Myrtle 
Walker  Elizabeth  II  Mrs,  cook,  res  473 Seventh 

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Walker  Ella  M  Mrs,  res  366  E  Fifteenth 

Walker  Elmer  E,  res  1920  Filbert 

Walker  Frances  Miss,  res  817  Brush 

Walker  Fred,  laborer  Walter  A  Sewell,  res  o64  Seventh 

Walker  Fred  C,  hardware  salesman,  res  770  Seventeenth 

Walker  George  M,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  1030  E  Six- 
teenth 

Walker  Geo  W,  restaurant,  459  Seventh,  res  817  Brush 

Walker  Geo  W,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1019  Fifth  ave 

Walker  Grace  Bell,  res  317  Fourteenth 

Walker  Hamilton,  bartender  H  Maleton,  res  1574  San  Pablo 
ave 

Walker  Harry  L,  clerk,  res  1030  E  Sixteenth 

Walker  Henry  H  C,  engineer,  res  812  Castro 

Walker  James,  salesman  Merriam  &  Co,  res   1418  Franklin 

Walker  James  H,  engineer  Electric  Light  Co,  res  1926  Union 

Walker  John,  bricklayer,  res  255  E  Seventeenth 

Walker  John  C,  shoemaker,  res  1318  Fifth  ave 

Walker  Joseph  C,  machinist,  res  255  E  Seventeenth 

Walker  J  R,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  726  Lewis 

WTALKER  J  S,  manager  El  Dorado  Livery  Stable,  res 
377  Eleventh 

Walker  Kate  Miss,  res  554  E  Sixteenth 

Walker  L  A.  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1714  Lincoln 

Walker  Lucy  A  Mrs,  teacher  Franklin  School,  res  1660 
Eighth 

Walker  Mary  Miss,  res  1628  Eighth 

Walker  Mary  Miss,  cook,  res  1405  Alice 

Walker  Maud  Miss,  res  E  Twenty-eighth,  nr  Twenty-first 
ave 

Walker  Minnie  M  Miss,  res  914  Campbell 

Walker  Oliver  H,  student,  res  1523  San  Pablo  ave 

Walker  Ora  Miss,  res  628  Seventeenth 

Walker  Rachael,  domestic,  1066  Eighth 

Walker  Rebecca,  domestic,  914  Magnolia 

Walker  R  J,  watchman  California  Jute  Mills 

Walker  Robert,  carpenter  and  builder,  364  Twelfth,  res  257 
Second 

Walker  Robert  J,  clerk  Oak  Bakery,  res  941  Campbell 

Walker  Sterry,  res  770  Seventeenth 

Walker  Theodore  L,  farmer  Contra  Costa  Co,  res  2549  Pied- 
mont ave 

Walker  Thomas,  mill  hand  California  Door  Co,  res  941 
Campbell 

Walker  Walter  E,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  560  E  Eleventh 

Walker  Wilber,  salesman  lumber  yard,  res  519  E  Twelfth 


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Walker  William,  master  mariner,  res  E  Twenty-eighth  nr 
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Walker  William,  tailor,  1523  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Walkerlev  B  M  Mrs,  res  cor  Sixth  ave  and  E  Twentieth 

Wall  Abbie  H  Miss,  student,  res  607  E  Twenty-third 

Wall  Adam  S,  painter,  res  1361  Twelfth 

Wall  Chas  G,  painter,  614  E  Eleventh,  res  607  E  Twenty- 
third 

Wall  Conrad,  engineer,  res  Lorin 

Wall  Gertrude  E  Miss,  teacher  English  and  classics,  The 
( >aks.  res  cor  Alice  and  Tenth 

Wall  Jesse  S,  city  supt  of  streets,  office  City  Hall,  res  828 
Madison 

Wall  Raleigh,  student,  res  1361  Twelfth 

Wall  Wentworth  H,  student,  res  607  E  Twenty-third 

Wallace  Alfred  F.  clerk,  res  1452  Eleventh  ave 

Wallace  Benjamin,  carpenter,  res  1452  Eleventh  ave 

Wallace  Charles  L,  commercial  traveler  Huntington,  Hop- 
kins &  Co,  S  F,  res  1308  Webster 

Wallace  Emily  Miss,  teacher  Temescal  District  School,  res 
11034   Broadway 

Wallace  II  T  Mrs,  dressmaker,  518  Fourteenth,  res  same 

WALLACE  JAMES,  New  York  Tea  Co,  839-841 
Broadway,  res  658  Eighth 

Wallace  James  T,  professor  natural  science  California  Col- 
lege, rea  69]  Montgomery 

Wallace  John  A.  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1803  Seventh 

Wallace  Leonard  L,  carpenter,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Wallace  Peter,  res  Winthrop  House 

Wallace  Peter,  hostler  Fashion  Stable,  res  817  Castro 

Wallace  Richard,  engineer,  S  F,  res  979  Pine 

Wallace  Robert  B,res  L158  Fifth 

Wallace  Thomas  Capt,  master  steamer  Los  Amides,  res  1326 
Seventh  ave 

Wallace  Walter,  clerk,  8  F,  res  1158  Fifth 

Walla..-  W  E,  carpenter,  res  ::-_,«»  Sixth 

Wallace  Willie,  Btudent,  res  518  Fourteenth 

Wallace  Win  0,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  cor  Telegraph  ave  and 
Linden 

Wallace  Win  E,  carpenter,  rea  461  Ninth 

Wallev  Chas  ('.  carpenter,  res  828  Campbell 

Wallh  Win  A.  conductor  8  P  Co,  res  505  F  Eleventh 

Wallis  Win  J,  laborer  B  P  Co,  res  1766  Goes 

Wallit/.  Oscar  J,  express  driver  Price  &  Gutterson,  res  1163 
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Wallmann  A  &  Co  (Alexander  and  Albert  Wallmann)   gro- 
cers, 1207  Adeline 
Wallmann  Albert  (A  Wallmann  &  Co)  res  1207  Adeline 
Wallmann  Alexauder  (A  Wallmann  &  Co)  res  1207  Adeline 
Wallstrom  John,  cabinet  maker,  res  1569  Fifth 
Wallworth  Alfred,  bartender  B  McDermott,  res  same 
Walsh  Carrie  Mrs,  domestic  I  L  Requa,  res  Piedmont 
Walsh  George,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Walsh  James,  res  935  Thirty-fifth 
Walsh  James,   wholesale  butcher,   Stock  Yards,   res  Stock 

Yards 
Walsh  John  T,  painter,  res  2159  Chestnut 
Walsh  John  J,  dairyman,  res  cor  Third  and  Hudson 
Walsh  Josie  Miss,  res  935  Thirty-fifth 
Walsh  Maggie,  dressmaker  Mrs  E   W  Johnson,  res   1516 

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Walsh  Maggie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  935  Thirty-fifth 
Walsh  Maria  Miss,  student,  res  935  Thirty-fifth 
Walsh  Martin,  lather,  res  1404  Twelfth 
Walsh  Martin,  res  935  Thirty-fifth 
Walsh  Mary  Mrs,  res  1563  Seventh 
Walsh  Mary  W  Mrs,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Walsh  Miles  W,  expre  suian,  res  1516  West 
Walsh  Patrick,  lather,  res  1404  Twelfth 
Walsh  Phillip  M,  reporter  Morning  Times,  res  1563  Seventh 
Walsh  Richard  J,  iron  roller,  res  218  Helen 
Walsh  Thomas,   plumber  Dalziel  &  Moller,  res  469  Fourth 
Walsh  Thomas  J,  carpenter,  res  1563  Chestnut 
WALSH  WILLIAM,    proprietor  Center  Junction 

Cash  Grocery,  1319  Center  and  1320  Peralta 
Walstrom  C  A,  asst  Dr  John  Willey,  res  601  Webster 
Walstron  August,  carpenter,  res  1361  Tenth  (rear) 
Walter  C   C   N   Mrs,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  606  Four- 
teenth 
Walter  Charles  N,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  606   Four- 
teenth 
Walter  Christian,  dealer  in  calf  skin,  res  1317  Seventh 
Walter  Edwin  N,  clerk  First  National  Bank,  res  606  Four- 
teenth 
Walter  Otto,  printer,  S  F,  res  1662  Taylor 
Walter  Sara  Miss,  student,  res  606  Fourteenth 
Walter  William  A,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  606  Four- 
teenth 
Walters  Albertina,  chambermaid  Tubbs  Hotel 


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Walters  F  Chas,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1261 
Fourth  ave 

Walter-  Mary  Miss,  res  1070  Eighth 

Walter-  Richard,  employe  planing  mill,  res  Franklin  Hotel 

Walter-  Yal.  boilermaker  S  P  Co,  res  1714  Lincoln 

Walthour  Mary  Mrs,  res  I860  Atlantic 

Walton  Adeline  E  Miss,  teacher  Tompkins  School,  res  1191 
E  Twenty-second 

Walton  Amos  D,  gold  melter,  res  1191  E  Twenty-second 

Walton  Anne  Mrs,  res  1309  Sixteenth  ave 

Walton  George  lsN,  proof-reader  Morning  Call  S  F,  res  931 
Magnolia 

Walton  Mark  A,  res  1505  Telegraph  ave 

Waltz  diaries,  safe  mfr,  S  F,  res  400  E  Seventeenth 

Walt/.  Geo  W.  dentist,  1110  Broadway,  res  1412  Castro 

Wambazh  George,  butcher   L  Peres,  res  527  Seventh 

Wand  Alice  T  Miss,  res  1362  Eighth 

Wand  Thomas  L,  Portland  Cement,  S  F,  res  1362  Eighth 

Wand  Thomas  X,  mining,  res  1 3(>J  Eighth 

Wand  Win  P,  clerk  Custom  House,  S  F,  res  1362  Eighth 

Wands  Mittie  E  Miss,  res  577  Thirty-fifth 

Wand-  Wm.  plumber  Oel  M  San  ford,  res  577  Thirty-fifth 

Wanger  .lane  Mrs,  res  1503  Eighth 

Wannington  James,  supt  Ammonia  Works,  S  F,  res  1361 
Tenth 

Wan-en  Peter,  car  driver,  res  1111  Peralta 

Want/el  Frank,  carpenter,  res  768  Willow 

Ward  Alice  B  Miss,  teacher  Swetl  School,  res  586  Tenth 

Ward  Arthur  8,  elerk  Board  of  Public  Works,  re-  517  Nine- 
teenth 

Ward  P>  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  565  Seventh 
WARD  BROTHERS  (Thomas  W  and    Win    B) 
proprietors  Log  Cabin  Bakery,  475   Eleventh  and  2075 

San   Pablo  8 

Ward  Catherine  Mrs,  widow, res  L 020  Twelfth 
Ward  Constance  Miss,  pes  1">.~>s   Eighth 
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Ward  1>  Henshaw,  gen]  mgr  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
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Ward  Edith  V  Miss,  teacher  kindergarten,  rea  I  <  >  7  J  Eigh- 
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Ward  Edward,  laborer,  rea  220  Haven 

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Ward  Ellen  Mrs,  res  364  Third 
g      !  Ward  Fannie  Miss,  teacher  Durant  School,  res  567  Eleventh 
^  ^|  Ward  Horte.nse  H  Miss,  res  517  Nineteenth 

&  Ward  James,  bricklayer,  res  Geischen  House 
§  &  |  Ward  James  P,  polisher,  S  F,  res  230  Hollis 

Ward  John,  laborer,  res  53  Valley 

Ward  John,  teamster,  res  1565  Chestnut 

Ward  John,  groceries,  276  Fifth,  res  same 

Ward  John,  employe    Pacific    Iron    and    Nail    Co,    res    720 
Third 

Ward  John  T,  commission  agt,  S  F,  res  517  Nineteenth 

Ward  Joseph  W  Mrs,  res  517  Nineteenth 

Ward  J  Walter,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1239  Linden 

Ward  Kate  A  Miss,  res  517  Nineteenth 

Ward  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1746  Market 

Ward  M  A  Mrs,  res  586  Tenth 

Ward  Margaret,  res  224  Haven 

Ward  Martin,  res  565  Seventh 

Ward  Mary,  domestic,  228  E  Fourteenth 

Ward  Mary  M,  widow,  res  230  Hollis 

Ward  May  Miss,  res  1358  Eighth 

Ward  Michael,  engineer  steamer  Modoc,  res  1763  Atlantic 

Ward  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  565  Seventh 

Ward  Peter  F,  plumber,  S  F,  res  1266  Kirkham 

Ward  R  J  Mrs,  res  1746  Market 

Ward  Robert  T,  employment  office,  S  F,  res  608  Fourth 

WARD  SARAH  MRS,  professional  ladies'  nurse, 
res  Peralta  ave  nr  Lynde 

Ward  Sarah  G  Miss,  res  1072  Eighteenth 

Ward  Sarah  J  Mrs,  res  1072  Eighteenth 

Ward  Thomas,  res  2139  Chestnut 

Ward  Thomas,  gardener,  res  1458  Linden 

Ward  Thomas  Jr,  student,  res  1458  Linden 

WARD  THOMAS  W  (Ward    Bros)  res  1746  Mar- 
ket 

Ward  Wm,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1065  Twelfth  ave 

Ward  Wm  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  804  Willow 

Ward  Wm  B,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1358  Eighth 

Ward  Wm  H,  nurseryman,  res  2139  Chestnut 
I  WARD   WM    H  (Ward  Bros)  res  409  Hayes,  S  F 

Ward  William  J,  machinist,  S  F,  res  230  Hollis 
I WARD     WILLIAM     ROGERS,    farmer,    res 
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Ward  Wm    T,  .night  operator    Sunset     Telephone     Tele- 
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Ward  Wm  W,  Junction   Saloon,    Shattuck,    Telegraph    ave  | 
and  Forty-sixth,  res  same 

WardeU  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Wards  A  D,  cook,  res  313*  Seventh 

WardweU  J  V.  carpenter,  res  726  Chester 

\Vare ,  brakeman   S  P  Co,  res  1778  Seventh 

Ware  Mrs.  artist,  res  718  Eleventh 

Ware  Fred  H,  cigar  maker  H  Robinson,  res  860  Clay 

Warlord  James  \V.  merchant  Eureka.  Cal,  res  43  Lester 

Warham  Audley,  cash  boy  Sol   Greenhood,  res    1263  Jeffer- 
son 

Warham  Percy,  cash  boy.  res  1263  Jefferson 

Warham  Reg n aid  W.  cash  boy,  res  1263  Jefferson 

Waring  Charles  W,  gardener  Rev  A  T  Perkins,  Fruit  Vale 
Heights 

Warner  Aaron  K,  res  1312  Eleventh  ave 

Warner  Ada  Miss,  res  1067  Oak 

Warner  Cecil,  hardware  S  F,  res  1111  Linden 

Warner  Charles  S,  bookkeeper  S  F  Tool  Co,  Oakland  office, 
-  cor  Idaho  and  Klinkner  ave 

Warner  Cynthia  Mrs.  res  ^35  Caledonia  ave 

Warner  Dura  Mrs,  res  110  E  Twelfth 

Warner  Ella  Mrs,  res  710  Fifteenth 

Warner  Franklin,  messenger  First  National  Bank,  res  1927 
Myrtle 

Warner  Henry,  sidesman  Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  res  625 
Filbert 

Warner  Janus,  farmer,  res  L067Oak 

WARNER   J    J,   agent  Santa  Fe  Route   and  Atlantic 
and  Pacific    Railroad,   and    agent  Atlantic   Steamship 
lines,  972  Broadway,  telephone  425,  n  -  SW  cor   Thir- 
nt  h  and  Jefferson 

W'.nii'  i   J    Kyle,  -indent   medical  dept    D  C,  res   1067  Oak 

Warner  L  Mi--,  dressmaker  Mr-  X  II  Wilson,  re- 

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Warner   Lee,  blacksmith,  re-  536  Caledonia  ave 
Warner  Marguerite  Miss,  re-  710  Fifteenth 
Warner  Seth,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  rea  7  10  Fifteenth 
Warrecker  Emma,  domestic,  117  E  Fourteenth 
Warren  Abby  M  Mrs,  rea  1651  Webster 
Warren  Albert,  coachman  W  W  Blow,  rea  305  Fifth 
Warren  Bella  Mrs,  millinery,  965    Broadway,   rea  LaClede 

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Wan.  n  Christian,  laborer,  res 2048  Magnolia 
Warren  I"  E,  -••> l<  sman  White  Sewing   Machine  Co,   res  La 

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Warren  Ernest,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co 

Warren  Eugene  H,  clerk  W  C  Mason,  res  1414  Sixth  ave 

Warren  E  W,  carpenter,  res  1363  Eighth  ave 

Warren  Frank  M,  tallyman  Lumber  Co,  res  1060  Third  ave 

Warren  George  T,  driver  Fred  Becker,  res  812  Harrison 

Warren  Harriet  Mrs,  res  2227  Chestnut 

Warren  Jos  M,  contractor  and    builder,  res  Lake  Shore  ave 

Warren  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  S  F,  res  1060  Third  ave 

Warren  Minnie  Miss,  res  812  Harrison 

Warren  Sophia,  domestic,  1663  Eleventh  ave 

Warrener  James,  res  464  Twenty-fourth 

Warto  A,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  230  Haven 

Warto  Frederick,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  230 

Haven 
Warto  Peter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  230  Haven 
Washburn    L    R   Miss,  teacher    Prescott   School,  res    1302 

Tenth 
Washburn  Silas,  res  1302  Tenth 
WASHINGTON  BREWERY,  Westerinann  & 

Co  proprietors,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Kirkham 
Washington  D  Mrs,  washing  and  ironing,  res  673  Tenth 
Washington  Geo  E,  butler  I  Requa,  res  490  Twentv-fifth 
Washington  Hall,  W  C  Mason  agt,  307  E  Twelfth  " 
Washington  Hotel,  1815  Seventh 
Washington    James    H,    barber,  463    Fourteenth,    res  848 

Thirtieth 

WASHINGTON  MARKET,  Louis  Schaffer  pro- 

prietor,  828  Broadway 

WASHINGTO  N     STREET     P  LANING 

MHiIi,Wm  Mann,  E  WMerwin,  John  Mole  and  Wm 
Webb  proprietors,  NW  cor  Third  and  Washington 

Wasley  Caroline  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1112  Nineteenth 

Wasley  Frank  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1444  Adeline 

Wass  Manuel,  laborer,  res  824  E  Twelfth 

Wassku  William,  coremaker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
231  Haven 

Wastell  Albert  B,  clerk  B  and  B  Dept  S  P  Co,  res  659  Twen- 
ty-fourth 

Wastell  Henry  A,  clerk  freight  auditor's  office  S  P  Co,  S  F, 
res  659  Twenty-fourth 

Watchers  Edward,  gardener,  res  764  Eighteenth 

Watchers  Geo,  bricklayer's  apprentice,  res  764  Eighteenth 

Watchers  Susie  Miss,  res  764  Eighteenth 

Water  Mrs,  373  Third 

Waterbury  George  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

Waterman  Cora,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1773  Division 


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>  teenth 

UJ   Waterman  M  A  (Waterman.  Sayre  &  Co)  res  S  F 
Z  Waterman    Sayre  &  Co   (M  A  Waterman  aim  A  N   Sayre) 
land    mining    and    insurance    agts,    1003i    Broadway, 
rooms  15  and  1G 
Waters  John   S,  foreman  P  C    R  quarry,  res   Piedmont  ave 

nr  Mountain  View  Cemetery 
Waters   John  T,  door   maker  California   Door  Co,  res   501 

Seventh 
Waters  Mamie  Miss,  tailoress,  res  1670  Eighth 
Waters  Mary  Mrs.  res  963  Webster 
Waters  Mary  E  Miss,  its  963  Webster 
Water-  Robert,  boiler  maker  S  P  Co,  res  1670  Eighth 
Watkins  E  A,  clerk  G  W  McKeand,  res  San  Leandro 
Watkins  F  M  Miss,  clerk  H  E  Momyer,  res  1416*  San  Pablo 

ave 
Watkins  Henry  W,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  1777  Taylor 
Watkins  Herbert  H,  shirt  cutter,  res  1416^  San  Pablo  ave 
Watkins  11  8,   agent  M  J   KELLER,  1007  and  1009 

Broadway 
Watkins  John  O,  real  estate,  res  Golden  Gate 
Watkins  John  I\  yardmaster  S  P  Co,  res  922i  Pine 
Watkins    Mahlon  P,    railway  delivery   clerk,  S    F,  res  1212 

Magnolia 
Watkins  Phillip,  watchman  S  P  Co,  res  947  Willow 
Watkins   Philip,  engineer,  res  1052  E  Seventeenth 
Watkins  Philip  M.  clerk,  S  F,  res  947  Willow 
Wat  kin-  Phoebe  T  Mrs,  res  Broadway  nr  Moss  ave 
Watkins    Wm  E,  butcher    .lame-    Hollings  worth,  res    689 
Twenty-sixth 

Wat  kins  William  K.  well  borer,  res  81  3  Twenty-eighth 

Watkinson  .1  II  T,  accountant  Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  res 
Galindo   Hotel 

Watkinson  Wm  II.  yard  master  Oakland  Pier,  res  S~>1  Har- 
rison 

WatroUS  E  B,  clerk  W  II  Chamberlain,  res  L652  Seventh 

Watson ,  employe  Piedmont  Cable  Co,  res  1577  Broad- 
way 
Watson  A  D,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Watson   \  i:;i  l  Tenth 

Watson  Alexandei  Idolph  Sutro,  res  1314  Tenth 

Watson  Alei  B,  clerk   Canton    [nsurance  Co,  S  F,  res  1314 

Tenth 
Watson  A      e  G  M  20  E  Bixt(  enth 

Watson  B  A  Clark,  carpenter,  res  228  E  Seventeenth 


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Watson  Charles  L  (Sloan  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1375  Madison 
Watson  Charles  R,    clerk  Hartford    Insurance    Co,  S  F,  res 

1402  Franklin 
Watson  E  E  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1002  Twenty-eighth 
Watson  E  T    Mrs,   fancy   goods,  toys    and    stationery,    852 

Market  and  853  West,  res  same 
Watson  Frank  C,  res  228  E  Seventeenth 
Watson  Frank  G,  shipping  clerk,  California  Door  Co,  res  856 

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Watson  George  M,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  462  Ninth 
Watsor  Geo  W,  lumber,  S  F,  res  1419  Eighth  ave 
Watson  Horace  C,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1351  Fourth  ave 
Watson  Horace  H,  marine  surveyor,  res  456  Twenty-sixth 
Watson  Horace  H  Jr,  res  456  Twenty-sixth 
Watson  James  W,.  deputy    recorder    A  0  U  W,    res    262  E 

Seventeenth 
Watson  Jennie  L  Miss,  res  262  E  Seventeenth 
Watson  Jessie  Miss,  res  1314  Tenth 
Watson  Jessie  Miss,  res  1419  Eighth  ave 
Watson  John,  res  566  Eighteenth 
Watson  John  B,  student,  res  1351  Fourth  ave 
Watson  John  E,  sawyer  Bumham-Standeford  Co,  and  extra- 
man  Engine  Co  No  5,  0  F  D,   res  1002  Twenty-eighth 
Watson  John  W,  cashier  W  M  Watson  &  Co,  res  660  Ninth 
Watson  Joseph,    carriage    maker    Hollister,  res    620  E  Six- 
teenth 
Watson  Kenneth,  clerk  North  British  and  Mercantile  Insur- 
ance Co,  S  F,  res  1314  Tenth 
Watson   Lizzie    Miss,   dressmaker  Mrs  James  Whitaker,  res 

1115  Broadway 
Watson  Lottie  Miss,  res  w  s  Telegraph    ave    bet    Forty-first 

and  Forty-second 
Watson  Mary  B  Mrs,  journalist,  res  374  E  Fifteenth 
Watson  May  I  Miss,  student,  res  620  E  Sixteenth     . 
Watson  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  1351  Fourth  ave 
Watson  Ruth  T  Mrs,  res  Golden  Gate 
Watson  Sarah  L  Miss,  res  228  E  Seventeenth 
Watson  T  L,  printer  Tribune  Publishing  Co,  res  620  E  Six- 
teenth 
Watson  Warren  M  (W  M  Watson  &  Co)  res  566  Eighteenth 
Watson  Wm  C,  plasterer,  res  1643  Market 
Watson  William  G,  salesman  Phelan  &  Fish,  res  570  Ninth 
Watson  Wm  H,  carriage   works    Hollister,  res  620  E   Six- 
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Mountain  and  El  Pinal  vineyards,  474  Eleventh 

Watson  W  W,  "machinist  S  P  Co,  res  513  Tenth 

Watt  George,  foreman  spinner  California  Cotton  Mills  Co, 
res  618  Valdez 

Watt  James,  yardman  McCarron  Bros,  res  cor  Market  and 
Thirty-first 

Watt  Jam*-  McA,  clerk  Langley  &  Michaels,  S  F,  res  1204 
Madison 

Watt  Jam  L204   Madison 

Watt  Lizzie,  res  1204  Madison 

Watt  Robert  |  Langley,  Michaels  &  Co,  S  F)  res  1204  Madi- 
son 

Watters    Robert,   chimney   sweeping,  orders   SE   cor  Four- 
nth  and  Broadway,  res  1604  Atlantic 

Watts  John  E,  carpenter,  res   1672  Atlantic 

Watts  Maria  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  1743  Myrtle 

Watt      -     phen,  carpenter.  912  Pine,  res  same 

Watts  Win  A.  ranch  owner,  res  1743  Myrtle 

Waukask  Henry,  coat  maker  M  J  KEIJIJEIfc,  res 
Eureka  Hotel 

Wax  E,  merchant  tailor.  1602  Seventh,  res  same 

Way  A  II.  Fish  House,  Long  Wharf,  res  same 

Way  A  X.  fisherman,  res  Fish  House,  hong  Wharf 

Way  E  L  Mi  1~>71   Seventh 

Waybrow  Wm  G,  clerk,  S  F.  res  811  Harrison 

Wayland  8  V  Miss,  res  1119  Thirteenth  ks 

Waymouth  S  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1713  Seventh 

Way  mouth  Simion,  laboi  -  17 13  Seventh 

Wayne  Harry  B,  painter  Al   Wood   A:  I>  cor  Twenty- 

fifth   and  San  Pahlo  ave 

Wayne  Hattie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  564  Fourteenth 

Wayne  Indiana,  domestic,  1054  Fourteenth 

Wayne  Mary  Ann  Louise  Mrs,  washing,  rea  L927  Union 
■    3    inuel  A.  painter,  res  L037  Linden 
iver  G<  9  1  228  Twentieth  ave 

r  -I  I r,  painter,  res  101 1  Franklin 

W(  Sophia  Mrs,  res  1 165  W< 

Webb  Al.ner   Rev,   n  Fruit   Vale  ave  and  E  Twenty- 

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Webb  Belle  E  Miss,  teacher  Duranl  School,  res  626    EFour- 

senth 

i»  Edward  L,  student,  res  L270  San  Pablo  ave 
Weld.  Elizabeth  A  Mrs,  i  I  Thirty-fourth 

Webb  Ernest  F,  printer,  S  F,  res  L328  Eleventh  ave 


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Webb  Frank  R,  clerk  H  J  Smith  &  Co,  res  261  Twelfth  £-< 


Webb  Helen  S  Mrs,  res  1267  Twelfth  ave 

Webb  Jennie  P,  physician,  office  and   res  1270  San  Pablo 

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Webb  Job  E  (Webb  &  Speisser)  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 

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Webb  Louise  Mrs,  res  977  Seventh  ave 
Webb  Mary  G  Mrs,  res  1328  Eleventh  ave 
Webb  Patrick,  laborer,  res  SE  cor   Forty-third   and   Grove 
Webb  &  Speisser  (Job  E  Webb  and  Edward  Speisser)  groc-  5  h^ 
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02  §   Webb  Wm  T,  Washington   Street  Planing   Mill,   res   1370 
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Webber  Charles  H,  mariner,  res  1417  Third 
Webber  Chas  S,  clerk,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Twen- 
ty-fifth 
WEBBER  W    B,   manager   Yates    &    Co,    cor    First 
•^  If!  and  Market,  res  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Twenty-fifth 

^| !  Weber  Frederika  Mrs,  res  663  Fifth 

Weber  Henry,  cook,  res  1214  Sixteenth   ave 

Weber  Henry,  bakery  and   fancy  goods,  SE   cor  Telegraph 

ave  and  Minna,  res  same 
WEBER'S  HOTEL,  Charles  H  Pfeiffer  proprietor, 

SW  cor  Twelfth  and  Franklin 
Weber  John,  res  1377  Eighth 
Weber  William   M,  nailer  Pacific    Iron   and   Nail  Co,    res 

663  Fifth 
Webster  A  B,  student  U  C,  res  1315  Telegraph  ave 
^  J;  Webster  B  H,  carpenter,  res  569  Sixth 
^*  JC  Webster  D  S  Mrs,  res  452  E  Seventeenth 

=  WEBSTER  FRED  A,  photographer,  1069  Broad- 
way," res  814  Twelfth 
Webster  George  P,  actor,  res  856  Franklin 
Webster  H  T,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  1015   Clav,  res 

1914  Myrtle 
Webster  H  t  (J  L  Champlin  &  Co)  res  Myrtle   nr  Twentv- 
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^|    J  Webster  James  J,  warehouseman  Standard  Oil  Co,  res   817 
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'■■m  cq  Webster  John  C,  bookkeeper  S  P  Co,  res  1695  Eighth 
Webster  Josephine  Mrs,  res  2071  San  Pablo  ave 
Webster  L  R,  physician  and  surgeon,  1315   Telegraph    ave, 
JL  "*  res  same,  office  hours  1  to  3  p  m 

Webster  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  590  Twenty-fourth 

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Week  Bertie  Miss,  teacher  Fruit  Vale  School,  res  Fruit  Vale 
Wedderin  Wm,  li reman    OCR  Co,  res  e  s  Telegraph  ave 

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WVdgewood  William,  china  decorator,  res  6  Maple 
Wedgewood  William  T,  machinist,  S  F,  res  6  Maple 
Weed  Charles  L,  photo  engraver,  res  760  Tenth 
Weed  Jessie    Miss,    teacher  of  elocution,  res  5S6  Twenty- 
Jifth 
1  Jessie  M,  student  Depue  &  Aydelotte's  Business  Col- 
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Weeds  .lame-  Edward,  carpenter,  res  1258  Cypress 
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WEEKLY    TIMES     (The)    Times    Publishing    Co 

proprietors 
W(  eks  Abbie  C  Mrs,  res  1314  Filbert 

Weeks  Bros  (Walter  R  and    Frank  0  Weeks)  Acme  Restau- 
rant and  Chop  House,  4G(3  Ninth 
Weeks  Edward  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1322  Fifth  ave 
Weeks  Fred  C,  -love  maker,  S  F,  res  1322  Fifth  ave 
Weeks  Frank  0  (Weeks  Bros)  res  466  Ninth 
Weeks  Geo,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  A:  Co,  S  F,  res  622  E  Twen- 

>nd 
Weeks  George,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  676  Tenth 
Weeks  Gertrude  E   Miss,  dressmaker,  res   622    E   Twenty- 

3<  cond 
Weeks  Benry,  blacksmith,  res  1322  Fifth  ave 
Weeks  Minnie  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  1322  Fifth  ave 
Weeks  Porter,  laborer  S  P  Co 
Weeks  Sarah  Mrs,  res  □  s  Twenty-eighth  nr  Grove 
W(  eks  Walter  R  (Week.  Bros)  res  166  Ninth 
Wegener  Fred, broom  factory,  vS(.»-j  Bay,  res  same 
Weider  Daniel,  broom  maker  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult 
Blind,  res  same 

der  Daniel  s.  broom  maker,  res  L554  West 
Weider  Frank  R,  clerk  8  P  Co,  res  1004  E  Twenty-fourth 
Weider  1 1 .  engineer  8  P  Co,  res  1  I  Maple 
Weider  III.-  n    nicer  S  r  ( Jo,  res  1  I  Maple 
\\    ider  Molli<    E  Miss,  rea  L55  1  Wesl 
Weider  Sarah  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1554  Wes1 
Weidler  I        ales  man  KAHN  BEOS,  "      1307 

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Weigle  Marie  Mrs,  res   Twenty-first  ave  bet   E   Fourteenth 

and  E  Fifteenth 
Weil  Leopold  R,  student  Hopkins  Academy  • 
Weil  0  Mrs,  res  760  Fourteenth 
WEILBYE  WM  H,  architect,  builder   and   lumber 

dealer,  1351    Broadway    and    1350  Telegraph    ave,  res 

1353  Broadwray 
Weill   Ja<  ob,    butcher,  463    Sixth,  res    cor    Eleventh    and 

Washington 
Weimann  Charles,  grocer  Lorin,res  same 
Weinberg  Christian  W,  propr  Buckeye   Livery  Stable,,  1386 

Broadway,  res  1380  Broadway 
Weingart  Louis,  Fourteenth   Street  Market,  1139  E  Four- 
teenth, res  764  E  Seventeenth 
Weingart  T  Mrs,  laundress  Troy  Steam  Laundry 
Weingart  Thomas,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res 

224  Fifth 
Weintraut  John  Geo,  seaman,  res  883  Bay 
Weir  John,  stewrard  San   Francisco  Tool  Co,  res  469  Twen- 
ty-fourth 
Weir  W  Mrs,  telegraphic  medium,  res  1562  Seventh 
Weir  Wilbur,  bridge  dept  S  P  Co,  res  1562  Seventh 
Weir  William,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  936  Pine 
Weis  Henry,  junk  dealer,  res  559  Fourth 
Weis  Jacob,  bartender,  M  Grunewald,  res  821  Sixth 
Weiser  H  C,  res  1280  Seventeenth  ave 
Weisheimer  John,  painter  S  P  Co,  res  1768  Atlantic 
VVeislander  G  D,  carpenter,  res  1210  Seventh 
Weislander  John,  carpenter  J  S  White,  res  cor  Twelfth  and 

Market 
Weiss  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  res  1397  Alice 
Weiss  Richard,  paper  hanger,  res  1260  Market 
Weissig  Emma  Mrs,  res  879  Twenty-second 
Weitman   Charles   Larimer  (Weitman  &   Henry)  res  1221 

Harrison 
Weitman  F,  tinner  Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co 
WEITMAN  &  HENRY  (Charles  L  Weitman  and 

T  Sherman  Henry)  pharmacists,  1170  Broadway 
WEIANDEE  AUGUST  N,  bookkeeper  and  local 

agent    Minnesota    Thresher    Manufacturing    Co,    654 

Washington,  res  508  Eighth 
Welber  Henry,  bartender,  res  Long  Wharf 
Welch  Abraham  (C  J  Welch  &  Co)  res  1279  Eleventh  ave 
Welch  Charles  J  (C  J  Welch  &  Co)  res  1279  Eleventh  ave 


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Welch  Charles  J  &  Co  (A  and  C  J  Welch)  proprs  Clinton 

Mills,  flour,  grain,  hay,  etc,  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

ave 
Welch  Coleman,  section  hand  S  P  Co,  res  1709  William 
Welch  E  Miss,  res  705  Fifth 

Welch  Edward  A  (Tucker  &  Co)  res  875  Washington 
Welch  George  D,  foreman  machine  shop  S  P  Co,  res  Upper 

Fruit  Yale 
Welch  John,  res  Winthrop  House 
Welch  Lorenzo,  farmer,  res  574  Charter 
Welch  Sarah,  res  1815  Seventh 
Welch  Thomas,  propr  Four  Mile  House,  cor    College    and 

Clare mont  aves,  res  same 
Welcker  Mendell,  collector   Oakland   Gas   Light  and   Heat 

Co,  res  Berkeley 
Weld  Charles  F,  salesman  Kast's,  res  508£  Fifteenth 
Weldon  C  F,  carpenter,  res  97H  E  Fourteenth 
Weldon  Christopher,  miner,  res  1622  Thirteenth  ave 
Weldon  J   D,  tailor,  337  E  Twelfth,  res  1316  Seventh  ave 
Wellitt  W  W,  quarrvnian,  res  517  Twenty-fourth 

Idon  House,  Mrs  F  A  Rogers  propr,  476  Twelfth 
Welle  F  W  Mrs,  res  569 Eleventh 
Weller  Beatrice  Mrs, res  634    Chestnut 
Weller  [sadora,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  634  Chestnut 
Weller  Richard,  carpenter  S  PCo,  res  NE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Brush 
Wellera  John,  beer  bottler  F  WStromberg,  res  312Third 

>phen,  res  312  Third 
Wellingers  Jno,  gardener  JC  McMullen, res  1224 E Twenty- 
vent  h 
Wellman  Alice  K  Miss,  res  2211    E  Fourteenth 
Weill,, an  B  Mrs,  res  221 1    E  Fourteenth 
Wellman  .1  L,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  871    Milton 
Wellmann  Emma  R  Miss,  res  2211  E  Fourteenth 
Weill, lann  Frank  M,  res  2211  E  Fourteenth 
Wellmann  -lean  A  Miss,  res  2211  EFourteenth 
Wellmann  R  A  Mrs,  res  2211  E  Fourteenth 

Wellman    William    F>  (Wellman.    Peck    £  Co,  S  F)  res    2211 

E   Fourteenth 
Wells  A.  nailer  Eagle  Boi  and  Manufacturing  Co,    res  1160 

I    limn 

Wells  < Sharlee  man.  res  508     Fifteenth 

Wells  Charles  B,  salesman   Whittier,  Fuller  A  Co,    res    586 

Tenth 
Wells  Cornelius,  special  police  officer,  res  363  Fifth 
Wells  Emma  Miss,  n     I  r  I  Sixteenth 


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Wells  Eugene  G,  plasterer,  res  225  Hollis 

Wells  F  E,  res  1453  Grove 

Wells  Frederick  D,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  1454  Sixteenth 

Walls  Henry,  res  119  Hollis 

Wells  Henry  A,  box  maker,  res  1160  Union 

Wells  Henry  C,  teamster  Central   Lumber  Yard,    res   1160 

Union 
Wells  H  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  565  Eleventh 
Wells  James,  miner,  res  1716  Myrtle 

Wells  M  &  Co  (Mary  Wells  and  A  J  Tait)  notions    and  sta- 
tionery, 1504  Seventh 
Wells  Martha  Mrs,  res  1504  Seventh 
Wells  Mary  Miss  (M  Wells  &  Co)  res  1504  Seventh 
Wells  Nellie,  bookbinder  Pacific  Press,  res  714  Eleventh 
Wells  Nora  Mrs,  widow,  res  2134  Magnolia 
Wells  Priscilla  Mrs,  domestic  Mrs  M  Stilwell,  res  619  Third 
Welsh  Henry  S,  laborer,  S  F,  res  1366  Eighteenth 
Welsh  John,  gardener  F  Galindo,  res  w  s  Telegraph   ave  nr 

Morgan 
Welsh  John,  tailor  MANNING    &   SON,   res  New 

York  Hotel 
Welsh  John  F,  iron  moulder,  res  1366  Eighteenth 
Welsh  Martin,  saloon,  471  Tenth,  res  1538  Curtis 
Welsh  Mary  E  Miss,  res  1164  Fifth 
Welsh  Michael,  bar  tender  M  Welsh,  res  705  Fifth 
Welsh  Michael,  crrpenter  Brooklyn  Planing  Mills,  res  1164 

Fifth 
Welsh  Patrick  (Brett  &  Welsh)  res  801  Brush 
Welsh  Robert,  student,  res  1366  Eighteenth 
Welter  Dominick,  machinist  Pacific  Iron    and   Nail  Co,  res 

929  Sixth  ave 
Welter  Laurence,  wines    and    liquors,    929    Sixth    ave,  res 

same 
Welter  Thiebant,  machinist    Pacific   Iron    and  Nail  Co,  res 

714  First 
Welti  Anna  Mrs,  widow,  res  1068  Eighteenth 
Welti  Edward  (Spiars  &  Welti)  res  728  Twelfth 
Welti  Rufus  W,  engineer,  res  1068  Eighteenth 
Welton  Frances  Miss,  res  265  E  Sixteenth 
Wemmer  B  M  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  416  Eighth,  res  same 
Wemmer  Emma  Miss,  res  416  Eighth 
Wemmer  John,  carpenter,  368  Tenth,  res  same 

WEMMER  HALL,  416  Eighth 

Wende  Marie,  domestic,  970  Sixteenth 

Wendt  Oscar ,♦  coachman,  res  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Gaskill 


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Wenk  Charles  -1.  packer,  S  F,  res  1124  Kirkham 

Wenk  Clara   F  Miss,  .-ale-lady  Abraham  son    Bros,  res  1124 

Kirkham 
Wenk  Katie  A  Miss,  res  1124  Kirkham 
Wenk  L  Emil,  clerk  Joseph  M  Oat,  res  1124  Kirkham 

WENTWOETH  BOOT  AND  SHOE   CO, 

1    M  Wentworth  president,  George  D  Harris   secretary. 

Sixteenth  Street  Station  and  12  Bush,  S  F 
Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  retail  dept,  F  J  Kohler  mgr, 

boots  and  shoes,  463  Thirteenth 
Wentworth  Daniel    R,  foreman   Wentworth   Boot  and  Shoe 

Co,  res  West  Berkeley 
Wentworth  Edward  F,  fitter  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 

res  West  Berkeley 
Wentworth  Ira    M,  pres    Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

1G22  Fourteenth 
Wentworth  Lulu   Miss,    cashier  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe 

.  retail  dept.  res  1622  Fourteenth 
Went /.el  Frank  C,  carpenter,  res  728  Chester 
WERMMER  KASPEE,  saloon.  408    Eighth,  res 

WERMmIeR'S    EXCHANGE,   Kasper   Werm- 

mer  proprietor,  468  Eighth 
Werner  Alois,  draughtsman,  re-  809  Jackson 

tier  Frederick  l\  foreman  jute  mills.  San  Quentin,  res 

318  E  Twentieth 
Werner  Gertrude  Miss,  res  Garfield  Terrace,  Fruii  Vale 
Werner  John,  tailor,  S  F,  res  Garfield  Terrace,  Fruit  Yale 
Werner  Lorenz,  shoemaker,  res  2332  Peralta 
Werren  Emanuel,   laborer,   res    n   s    Linden  bet  Broadway 

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Wertz  V  M  Mrs,  res  l  11::  Brush 

Wen/  Kate  M  Mi--,  teacher  High  School,  rea  1413  Brush 
We  rum  Alexander   M,  agl  Perry  &  Co'a  stoves,  res  XW  cor 

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sel  II  H,  salesman    Abrahamson    Bros,    rea   317  Four- 
teenth 
Weasel  man  Agnes  Miss,  pea  17~>(.>  Seventh 
Wesson  Henry,  compositor  Times,  res  161  Ninth 

•  A  A.  furniture,  173,    175   and    179   Twelfth,  res  L977 

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West  End  Hotel,  lodgings,  Mrs  Sarah    Plimley    propr,  1607 

Seventh 
West  George  T,    salesman    Green  hood   &    Moran,   res  1208 

Eighth 
West  Hammond  R,  carpenter,  res  1367  Sixth  ave 
West  Katie  Mrs,  res  488  Twenty-third 
West  Katie,  domestic,  1220  Twelfth  ave 
West  Marion  Miss,  student,  res  1208  Eighth 
West  Miers  B,  capitalist,  res  618  Fifteenth 
West  Monroe  G,  safe  repairer,  res  1026  E  Twenty-first 
West  Neil  P,  expressman,  res  1217  E  Fifteenth 
WestRobt  P,  driver  Street  Railway,  res  631  E  Twelfth 
West  W  D,  horse  dealer,  res  488  Twenty-third 
West  William  H  G,  res  218  Hannah 
West  Wm  H  G  Jr,  upholsterer,  res  218  Hannah 
Westall  Martha  Mrs,  res  619  Thirteenth 

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PANY  OF  NEW  YORK,    Harmon  &  ^Sears,  ^,_ 
H  Griffin's  Agency,  958  Broadway  c^ 

Westcott    Duane,    wholesale  seed    merchant,   S   F,    res  966 

Kirkham 
Wester  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  Forty-fifth  nr  Adeline 
Westerficld  Charles,  clerk  Petar  &  Dresco,  res  662  Sycamore 
Westeiiund  John  P,  mariner,  res  Golden  Gate 
Westermann  Adolph  (Westermann  &  Co)  res  819  Kirkham 
WESTERMANN     &    CO     (Adolph    Westermann, 
Louis  Graber  and   Charles  Helmke)  proprietors  Wash- 
ington Brewery,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Kirkham 

WESTERN     ASSURANCE     COMPANY 

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Western   Fuze   and  Explosive  Co,  office  40  California,  S  F, 
Ed    G   Lukens   pres,     Henry    F   Prindle  supt,  Works 
Melrose 

WESTERN    GRANITE    AND  MARBLE 

CO,   (branch)   Angus   W  Combs  manager,  Piedmont 

ave  nr  Mather 
WESTERN    HALL,  Jackson  &  White  proprietors, 

1791  Seventh 
WESTERN  STABLE,  Chris   H  Nor    proprietor,   gggj 

1565  Seventh  •"dBH 

WESTERN    UNION    TELEGRAPH    CO,  S  5* 

John  E  Morris  manager,  422  Twelfth;  branches  Tubbs  g;-  > 
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and  E  Twelfth,  907  Broadway,  and   Stock  Yards 
Westfall  Anua  Miss,  res  364  Eighth 
Westfall  Annie  Mrs,  res  364  Eighth 
Westfield  Jamos,  boilermaker  Clark  &  Wooley,  res  S  F 
Westhall  Ferdinand,  U  S  coast  survey,  res  Emeryville 
Westlake  J,  employe  Burnham-Standeford  Co 
Westlake  Nellie  Mrs,  res  1217  Cypress 
WCstlake  Percy  W,  bootmaker,  410  Ninth,  res  811  Castro 
Westland  Geo,   clerk  Bank  of  British  North  America,  S  F, 
res  1219  Linden 

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ROOM,  I-  D  Mason  curator,  1684  Seventh 
West  Oakland  Hall,  1751  Seventh 
West  Oakland  House,  John  Clecak  propr,  1772  Seventh 

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Wesl  Oakland    Mutual   Loan    Association,  A    Sbarboro   see. 

L696  Seventh 
West  Oakland  Post  Office,  Thomas  Story  supt,  1792  Seventh 
Weston  Alia  Miss,  res  770  Ninth 
Weston   A  M  Miss,  clerk  G  W  McKeand,  res  S  F 
Weston  Charles  S,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1302  Webster 
Weston  Francis  F,  real  estate,  res  1302  Webster 
Weston    Fred   G,  draughtsman   Woodward,  res  1607  Myrtle 
Weston  Jesse,  carpenter,  res  1324  Eighth  ave 
W(  -ton  Lizzie  Miss,  -Indent,  res  1324  Eighth  ave 
\\  «  -ton  Maitl and, employe  City  Pound,  res  Willow  nr  Fifth 
Weston  Sarah  S  Mrs,  res  1302  Webster 
Westover  Albert  E,  plasterer,  res  870  Chester 
Westover  Clinton  (C  Westover  &  Co)  res  563  Fifteenth 
WESTOVER  C  &  CO,    (C  Westover)    men's    fur- 
nishing good 8,  1 1  L9  Broadway 
Westover  I<l-<  Miss,  rea  870  Chester 

bphal  Benry,  butcher  Grayson;  Owen  &  Co,  res  Golden 

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tphal  Benry,  butcher  Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  res  Golden 

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tphal   John,   machinist  Samm  &  Westphal,  res   1463 
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tphal  .John  C  (Samm  A  Westphal)  res  L463  Eighth 
W<   tphal  Theodore,  bookkeeper  Samm   A    Westphal,   res 
L468  Eiehth 

tphal    Wm,    Bales  man    Samm   A:    Westphal,   res    1468 
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Wetgen  Mary  Mrs,  res  915  Seventh  (rear) 

Wetherbee  — — ,  plumber  Geo  Christman,  res  S  F 

Wetherbee  Henry,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  res  cor  E  Four- 
teenth and  Fruit  Vale  ave 

Wethern    George   H,    ticket    agt,    Oakland    Pier,  res   1262 
Seventh  ave 

Wetmore  Fred,  patent  sidewalk  layer,  res  Seventeenth  bet 
West  and  Market 

Wetmore  Ida  Miss,  res  566  Tenth 

Wetmore  Jesse  L,  real  estate,  468  Tenth,  res  566  Tenth 

Wetmore  Juan  M,  res  811  Oak 

Wetmore  Louise  Miss,  res  566  Tenth 

Wetmore  W  N,  plasterer,  res  565  Eleventh 

Wetmore  W  P,  plasterer,  res  565  Eleventh 

Wetterman  August,  band  leader,  res  1609  Eighth 

Weyer  Dennis,  saloon,  382  E  Twelfth,  res  same 

Weyhe  Annie  Miss,  res  2515  Adeline 

Weyhe  Frederick  W,  res  2515  Adeline 

Weyhe  Lena  Miss,  res  2515  Adeline 

Whaley  Charles  A,  res  1261  Fourth  ave 

Whalin  J  C  S,  carpenter,  res  1106  Market 

Whalley  &  Genung  (Thomas  J  Whalley  and  Jas  E  Genung) 

pipe  organ  mfrs,  529  Sixteenth 
Whalley  Thomas  W  (Whalley  &  Genung)  res  529  Sixteenth 
Wharton  Arthur,  graiuer,  res  NW  cor    Linden  and  Cherry  j  n% 
Wharton  Carrie  Miss,  res  59  E  Twelfth  {  h 

Wharton  George E,  furniture  and  baggage  express,  NW  cor'j  q^ 

Tenth  and  Broadway,  res  59  E  Twelfth 
Wharton  George  H,  painter,  res  NW  cor  Linden  and  Cherr} 
Wharton  Harry  E,  carpenter  J  S  White,  res  s  s  Forty- 
second,  nr  Adeline 
Wharton  John  A,  res  59  E  Twelfth 
Wharton  John  R,  journalist,  Lynde  nr  Fruit  Vale  ave 
Wharton  Joshua,  painter,  res  NW  cor  Linden  and  Cherry 
Wharton  Mary  E  Miss,  res  59  E  Twelfth 
Wharton  Robert  B,  driver  Wm  J  F  Laage,  res  59  E  Twelfth  P 
Wharton  William  B,  salesman  A  A  West,  res  59  E  Twelfth  (/) 
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Wheaton  George  H,  commission    merchant,    S   F,  res  154 

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Wheaton  George  S,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  154  Lake 
Wheaton  Jennie  C  Miss,  res  1069  Thirteenth  ave 


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Wheaton  Jennie  P  Miss,  teacher,  res  1060  Poplar 

Wheaton  Mary  L  Miss,  res  1060  Poplar 

Wheaton  Millie  F  Miss,  res  1069  Thirteenth  ave 

Wheaton  Thomas,  res  1069  Thirteenth  ave 

Whebby  Hannah,  domestic,  1505  Tenth  ave 

Wheeler  Ada  C  Miss,  vocalist,  res  829  Union 

Wheeler  Edward  W,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  1369  Brush 

Wheeler  Ella  Miss,  res  1319  Grove 

Wheeler  Frank,  carpenter,  res  546  Eighteenth 

Wheeler  George,  engineer  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  565 
Second 

Wheeler  George,  employe  S  P  Co  Oil  Co,  Alameda,  res  1307 
Sixth  ave 

Wheeler  George  Jr,  fireman  tug  Lottie,  res  1307  Sixth  ave 

Wheeler  I  B,  real  estate  and  miner,  res  829  Union 

Wheeler  Joey  Miss,  res  1319  Grove 

Wheeler  John  H,  mfg  chemist  and  vineyardist,  res  Mel- 
rose 

Wheeler  John  J,  laborer,  res  1025  Chester 

Wheeler  John  M,  soda  water  maker  Taylor  &  Co,  res  1025 
Chester 

Wheeler  John  T,  stock  grower,  res  1319  Grove 

Wheeler  Lizzie  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  722  Sycamore 

Wheeler  Maggie  Miss,  res  1319  Grove 

Wheeler  Mary  Mi<s,  res  1307  Sixth  ave 

Wheeler  Mary  Miss,  res  842  West 

Wheeler  Mary  L  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  School,  res  1302 
Franklin 

Wheeler  May  Mi<s,  re-   1  319  I  rrove 

Wheel,  r  Nick,  foreman  S  P  Co.  res  L950  Grove1 

Wheeler  Nicholas  A,  carpet  layer  McGovem  &  Cahill,  res 
L950  Grove 

Wheeler    <  I    C     R  'aieralha.  agt     S  P  Co.  res 

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WHEELEEPETEEI,  physician,  L155  Broadway, 

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Wheeler  R  I).    <  1  ri \  er  ( ';i j >< •    Ann  Bakery,  rea  l>iisliell  Eouse 
Wheeler  R  student,  res  L319  <  rrove 

Wheeler    R         i,    mastei    mariner,    rea    E    Fourteenth    bet 

Fruit    Vale  ave  and   High 
Wheeler  R  student,  rea    E  Fourteenth  bet    Fruit 

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Wheeler  Sum  II.  stock  grower,  res  L319  Grove 
Wheeler  Th  6k   ranch,  rea  1  •"'l(.»  <  ho\ e 

Wheeler  Violet  T  Miss,  music   teacher  and  vocalist,  rea  B29 

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Wheeler  William  M,  bookkeeper  W  A  Rouse  &  Co,  res  527 

Thirty-sixth 
WHEELER  WM    P,  Red  Front  Cash  Grocery,  1211 

Broadway  and  1212  San  Pablo   ave,  res   1360  Franklin 
Wheeler    &    Wilson   Manufacturing  Co,    Mrs    M  E  Gordan 

rngr,  1103  Washington 
AVheelock   George    J,  pattern  maker  Judson  Manufacturing 

Co,  res  cor  San  Pablo  and  ave  Forty-fifth 
Whelan  A  H  Mrs,  res  1217  Sixth  ave 
Whelan  Carrie    A  Miss,  stenographer,   S  F,   res  1217  Sixth 

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WHELAN    THOMAS    F,  stationer,   printer    and 

bookbinder,  612  E  Twelfth,  res  612±  E  Twelfth 
Whidden  Myron  A,  deputy  county  assessor,  res  962  Webster 
Whidden  Sarah  A  Mrs,  res  962  Webster 
Whidden  Win,  lumber  surveyor,  res  1718  Telegraph  ave 
Whiley  Wm,  res  East  Oakland  Hotel 
Whipple  Arden,  apprentice    Scoville  Iron   and  Nail  Co,  res 

2223  Andover 
Whipple  Jonathan,  res  2223  Andover 
Whipple  Lena  Miss,  res  1609  Myrtle 

Whipple  N  F,  teacher  of  articulation  Deaf  and  Dumb  Insti- 
tute, Berkeley,  res  2223  Andover 
Whipple  O,  res  307  Eighth 
Whipple  P  Frank,  res  307  Eighth 
Whitaker  Albert,  salesman  Brown  &  Melzner,  S  F,  res  1115 

Broadway 
AVhitaker  Alice  W  Miss,  res  805  Brush 
Whitaker  B  F,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works,  res  805 

Brush 
Whitaker  E  Mrs  (Whitaker  and  Fulton)  res  1210  San  Pablo 

ave 
Whitaker  Edward,    employe  Pacific    Iron  aud  Nail  Co,  res 

805  Brush 
Whitaker   Edward  B,  feeder    Pacific  Iron  and   Nail  Co,  res 

805  Brush 
Whitaker  Emma,  employe    California  Hosiery  Co,  res  805 

Brush 
Whitaker  Emma  F  Miss,  res  805  Brush 
Whitaker    &    Fulton    (Mrs  E  Whitaker  and   Miss   Nettie  B 

Fulton)  dressmakers,  Kellogg  School  of  Dress  Cutting, 

rooms  28  to  31  Playter  Block 
Whitaker  George  H;  nailer  Judson  Works,  res  2120  Magno- 
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Whitaker  James  H,  shoemaker,  805  Brush,  res  same 


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Whitaker  James  H  Jr,  nailer  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Works, 

res  805  Brush 
Whitaker  P  F,  employe  Pacific    Iron  and    Nail    Co,  res  805 

Brush 
Whitcomb  E,  contractor  and  builder,  res  E  Twenty-seventh 

bet  Fruit  Vale  and  Twenty-third  aves 
Whitcomb    George   F,  sticker    hand    Old   Pioneer   Planing 

Mill,  res  663  Third 

White ,  plasterer,  res  368  Seventh 

White  A  E    Mrs,  journalist,  res  261  Ninth 

White-   Al,   laundrvman   Troy     Steam    Laundry,   res    683  E 

Twelfth 
White  Albert  X.  expressman,  cor  Fourteenth  and  Broadway. 

res  551  Fortieth 
White  Alexander,  tanner,  res  Stock  Yards 
White  Alfred  W.  clerk,  S  F,  res  156  E  Twelfth 
White  Amy  E  Miss,  res  156  E  Twelfth 
White  Anna  I  Miss,  res  167  E  Tenth 
White  Annie  Mis  L56  E  Twelfth 

(^  White  Asa  L,  hardwood  lumber,  9  F,  res  304  E  Seventeenth 
White  A  W,  piano  mover  F  R  Girard,  r<  -  551    Fortieth 
White  Bartholomew,  bartender  John  White,  r         3  Twenty- 

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White  Benjamin  F,  stock  broker.  S  F,  res  580  Jones 
White  Byron,  res  L723  Tenth  ave 
White  Calvin  B,<  xpressman,  stand  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway, 

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White  Carlos  M  61  Ninth 

White  Carlton  E,  luml    . .  -  !'.  E  Eighteenth 

White  C  V  Mrs, employe  San  Francisco  post-office,  res  1361 

!i  ave 

White  Charles  II.  engin<  i  Campbell 

White  Charles   E,  traveling  salesman,  res  cor  E  Tenth  and 

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Whi  L,  bookkeeper,  i  !  E  Eighteenth 

White  ( 'i  55]  Fortieth 

pattern  maker.  8  1'.  pea  L02  1  Chestnut 
White  I  57  Jeflf(  pson 

White  E  Mi  fe  Twelfth 

Whi  ivard  .1.  mill  hand,  res  1723  Fourteenth 

Wl  I.    Twelfth 

White  ■  lia  M  L361  nth  a\ 

White  Florence  I.  M  L56  E  Twelfth 

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White  Fred  E  (Jackson  &  White)  res  1791  Seventh 

White  Genevieve  Miss,  res  1361  Sixteenth  ave 

White  Geo  A  Mrs,  res  960  Ciay 

White  George  D,  emplove  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co,  S  F,  res 
1253  Webster 

White  George  D  Jr,  student  Hopkins  Academy 

White  Geo  H,  clerk  Central  Supply  Co,  969  Jefferson 

White  Geo  P,  U  S  guager,  S  F,  res  1717  Chestnut 

White  George  W,  student  High  School,  res  1024  Chestnut 

White  Hattie  Miss,  res  683  E  Twelfth 

White  Henry,  second  hand  store,  683  E  Twelfth 

White  Henry  L,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  65 2i 
Lincoln 

White  House  Saloon  (The)  John  H  Church  Jr  propr,  E 
Fourteenth  bet  Liese  ave  and  High 

White  House,  lodgings,  473  Seventh 

White  Hubert,  engineer  California  Jute  Mills,  res  156  E 
Twelfth 

White  Hugh,  Telegraph  Ave  Market,  2145  Telegraph  ave, 
res  s  s  Plymouth  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 

White  Isaac,  salesman  Kast's,  res  Girard  House 

White  J  Mrs,  res  1020  Twenty-fourth 

White  James,  res  1711  Chestnut 

White  James  Rev  (Presbyterian)  res  502  E  Twenty-third 

White  James,  moulder,  res  241  Eddie 

White  James  (Turn  Suden  &  White)  res  566  E  Sixteenth 

White  James,  carpenter,  res  1260  Monroe 

White  James,  iron  worker  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Commercial  Union  Hotel 

White  James  A,  student  Hopkins  Academy,  res  1253  Web- 
ster 

White  James  E  (Jeffress  &  White)  res  1480  Twenty-third 
ave 

White  James  J  (Rice  &  White)  res  1220  West 

WHITE  JAMES  S,  architect  and  builder,  522  Six- 
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White  James  T  Dr,  res  1926  Twenty-first  ave 

White  James  W,  plumber,  res  669  Thirty-third 

White  Jessie  Miss,  res  1260  Monroe 

White  John,  laborer,  res  Winthrop  House 

White  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  368  Tenth 

White  John,  upholsterer  C  W  Kinsey,  res  266  Fourth 

White  John,  saloon,  469  Eighth,  res" 683  Twenty-sixth 

White  John  W,  carpenter,  res  Girard  House 

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White  John  W,  captain  U  S   Revenue  Marine   Service,  res 

1926  Twenty-first  ave 
White  John  Wesley,  student,  res  1926  Twenty-first  ave 
White  Joseph,  painter,  res  1380  Broadway 
White  Joseph  W,  res  365  Eleventh 
White  L,  driver  Jeffress,  Mitchell  &  Co 
White  Lille  B  Miss,  res  167  E  Tenth 
White  Lorenzo  E,  lumber,  res  954  Twelfth 
111  ^  White  Louisa  Miss,  student  High  School  res  1024  Chestnut 
X  J*  White  Louisa  E   Miss,  teacher    Franklin   School,    res    728 
H  O  Eleventh 

CO        White  M  A,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  369  Thirteenth 
UJ        White  Mabel  E  Miss,  res  1926  Twenty-first  ave 
White  Mamie  Miss,  res  1260  Monroe 
White  Manuel  M,  laborer,  res  375  Third 
White  Margaret  Miss,  res  1711  Chestnut 
White  Mary  Mrs,  res  1462  Thirteenth 
White  Mary  Miss,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 
White  May  L  Miss,  res  1263  Twelfth  ave 
White  Michael  E,  bricklayer,  res  1711  Chestnut 
White  Michael,  laborer,  res  1824  Grove 
White  Minnie  Miss,  res  765  Nineteenth 
White  Oscar  W,  salesman  California  Powder  Co,  res   1054 

Fourteenth 
WHITE   PERCIVAL    L,  proprietor  Grand  Cen- 
tral Livery  Stable,  NW  cor    Twelfth   and  Webster,  res 
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White  Phieneas,  carpenter,  res  765  Twenty. second 
White  R,  carpenter    Pacific   Coast  Planing    Mills,   res  765 

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White  Rebecca  M  Mrs,  res  2225  Chestnut 
White  Rebecca  V  Mrs,  widow,  nurse,  res  1551  Brush 
i  White  Rhoda,  Internal  Revenue  Office,  S  F,  res  818  E  Fif- 
teenth 
While  Richard,  porter  Eiben  &  Nor,  res  1462  Thirteenth 
White  Robt,  student,  res  1054  Fourteenth 
White  Sarah  Miss,  bookkeeper,  res  1024  Chestnut 
WHITE   SEWING  MACHINE  CO,   Homer 
Wright  manager,  1168  Broadway 

White  Star  Line  Steamers,  Geo  B  Seaman  agt,  L073    Broad- 
way 

White  Thomas,  bootblack,  stand  cor  Seventh  and  Chester, 
861  Chester 

White  Thomas,  barkeeper,  res  622  Broadway 

White  Thomas  M.  gardener,  res  1S(»<>  Groove 

White  Win  B.  driver  Eagle  Planing  Mills,  rea  551   Fortieth 

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res  574  E  Fourteenth 
White  Wm  E,  packer  Holbrook,  Merrill  &  Stetson,  S  F,  res 

1659i  Eighth 
White  William  F,  real  estate,  res  818  E  Fifteenth 
White  William  H,  foreman  Wentworth  Boot  &  Shoe  Co,  res 

1662  Fourteenth 
White  William  W,  res  Brooklyn 
White  Wm  W,  capitalist,  res  167  E  Tenth 
Whitehead  Edith  A  Miss,  res  1046  Peralta 
Whitehead  James,    roller    Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res 

Forty-fifth  nr  Salem 
Whitehead  J  E,  mgr  F  R  Girard,  1159  Broadway,  res  1046 

Peralta 
Whitehead  Richard  0,  atty-at  law,  res  203  Third 
Whitehead  Sarah  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  1046  Peralta 
Whitehouse  Louis  H,  physician,  res  1216  Eighth 
Whitehouse  Louis  M,  student  High  School,  res  1216  Eighth 
Whiteman  John,  S  F,  res  1012  Ninth  ave 
Whitfield  Robert,  blacksmith  Oakland  Iron  Works,  res  S  F 
Whiting  Andrew  L,  baking  powder,  res  772  Eighteenth 
Whiting  Jane  M  Mrs,  res  1184  Fourteenth 
Whiting  Lizzie,  domestic,  456  E  Seventeenth 
Whitlach  Daniel  H,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  872  Campbell 
Whitlach  S  M  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  872  Campbell 
Whitlock  Arthur  D,  employe  Oakland  Gas  Co,  res  615  Thir- 
teenth 
Whitlock  Robert,  res  1812  Grove 
Whitman  D,  bookkeeper    Pacific    Coast    Planing   Mills,  res 

Ross  House 
Whitman  Frank  C,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  534  Twenty-fourth 
Whitman  Helen  L,  binder    Pacific   Press,    res   714  E  Elev- 

v  nth 
Whitney  Lillie  M  Miss,  res  532  Charter 
Whitman  Russell,  saddler,  S  F,  res  686  Thirty-fourth 
Whitman  T  Dwight,  bookkeeper,  res  Ross  House 
Whitman  Victor,  carpenter,  res  Ross  House 
Whitman  Wm  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  532  Charter 
Whitman  W  W     (Torrey,  Whitman  &  Gardiner)     res    532 

Twenty-second 
Whitmore  Ezra  W,  res  1215  Jefferson 
Whitmore  Jesse  K,  cement  sidewalk,  res  813  Madison 
Whitmore  Lizzie  M,  teacher  telegraphy  and  English  Depue 

&  Aydelotte's  Business  College,  res  1418  Ninth 
Whitmore  Wallace  N,  concrete  maker  Ransom,  S  F,  res  864 

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WHITMOEE  WELLES,   attorney-at-law,    1003* 
Broadway,  rooms  7  and  8,  res  1215  Jefferson 

Whitmore  Win  D,  res  317  E  Twelfth  (rear) 

Whitman  W  W.  employe  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res 
8  F 

WHITNEY  ARTHUR  E,  book  publisher,  im- 
porter and  exporter,  also  general  agent  New  Model 
Crandall  Type  Writer,  906  Broadway,  room  76 

Whitney  Franklin,  mgr  Safe  Deposit  Co,  S  F.  res  Pied- 
mont 

Whit  my  Frederick  E,  att-at-law  and  notary  public.  006 
Broadway,  rooms  7  and  v.  1  Hobart 

Whitney  Geo  E, capitalist,  res  1072  Fourteenth 

Whitney  G  B,  weighmaster  S  PCo,  res  256  Fifth 

Whitney  -1  L,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Central  Hotel 

Whitney  J  ().  miner,  res  773  Eleventh 

Whitn  wis,  brakeman  8  P  Co,  res  956  Pine 

Whitney  Lucy  Mrs,  house t  23  Fifth  ave 

Whitney  Mary  Dr,  657  F  Twelfth,  res  1355  Thirteenth  aye 

Whitney  Pliny  M.  miner,   res  Piedmont 

Whitney  S  S,  res  1355  Thirteenth  ave 

WHITNEY  STANDARD  AND  OAK- 
LAND TRANSFER  CO,  A  J  McGovern  pr(  s- 
ident,  Prank  11  McHugh  secretary,  Oscar  Fitch  super- 
intendent and  manager,  General Exj  nd  Transfer, 
120-22  Ninth 

Whitney  W  .1 ,  .  ,    I !  Shi  i  vi   &  CorS  F,  res   1  355 

Thirteenth  ave 

Whittaker,  F  A.  res  1  nteenth  ave 

Whit  ten  Horatio  II.    mgr  Farmer  and  Dealer    Publish:    . 
3  F.  res  The  Oli 

Whittier  Fred,  employe  Pacific  Pr.  ss,  res  725  Eleventh 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  £"JH53[ , 

glass,  wall  paper,  picture   frames   and    mouldings,  art- 
ists' materials,  decorators,  i  .  412-414  Twelfth 

Whittle  Joseph  C,  contractor,  res  Thirty-s<  venth   nr  Grove 
.WHITTON  CHAS   F,   Official   Reporter  Superior 
art,  office  County  Court  House,  res  17''.  Edwards 

Whyers  W  W  Co,  res  B02  Wood 

Whyte  Michael  .1  !;•■  •    Patrick's  Church,  i 

960  Peralta 

Whyte  Neal  C  |  Whyte  A  De  Etom<  |  -  l.  n  a  Golden  Gate 

Wiand  R  Mrs,  dress mak  «;;^  Twenty-third 

Wiand   Eteuben,  -  ai  p<  aU  Twenty-third 

Wiard  Geo  E   student,  rea  136     I    $hth  ;1 

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Wiching  Lena  Miss,  domestic,  res  522  Seventeenth 

Wicker  Lewis  R,  cement  layer,  res   1457  Twelfth  ave 

Wickersham  J,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  Grand  Western  Hotel 

Wickham  C  E,  laborer  S  P  Co 

Wickham  L,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1165  Seventh 

Widber  Augustus  A,  student,  res  1320  Eighth 

Widber  Frank  H,  asst  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1320  Eighth 

Widber  James  H,  druggist,   S   F,  res  1320  Eighth 

WIDMAR     JACOB,     proprietor     Winters     Hotel 

1236  Broadway,  res  same 
W  id  mar  John,  cook,  res  Weber  Hotel 

Wiedersheim   Chas,  salesman  J  Senlberger,  res  1513  Curtis 
Wiedersheim  Helen  Miss,  res  1513  Curtis 
Wiedersheim  Henry,  collector,  S  F,  res  1513  Curtis 
Wiedersheim  Louisa  Miss,  res  1513  Curtis 
Wiegendt  Aage,  carpenter,  res    1467  San  Pablo  ave 
WIEL     JACOB,     manager    Kast's,    1111    and    1113 

Broadway 
Wieland  Rosa,  domestic,  1168  Tenth 
Wielander  August,  bookkeeper,  res  468  Fifth 
Wiese  Wm,  clerk  Gier  &  Schulze,  res  Weber  Hotel 
Wiggin  Chas  M,  bookkeeper  The   Bancroft  Co,  res  S  E  cor 

Seventh  and  Center 
Wiggin  Henry  H,  capitalist,  res  S  E  cor  Seventh  and  Center 
Wiggin   Herbert  L,   sign   writer  Wra   J  Oakes,  res  SE  cor 

Seventh  and  Center 
Wigginton  Frank,  res  1033  Linden 

Wigginton  George,  cigar  maker  Fibush  Bros,  res  838  West 
Wigginton  P  D,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1033  Linden 
Wigginton  Susie  Miss,  res  1033  Linden 
Wigginton  W,  cigar  maker,  res  838  West 
Wight  A  S,  res  577  Twelfth 
Wightman  E  Miss,  res  The  Arlington 
Wightman  H  F  Mrs,  res  The  Arlington 
Wightman    Wm,   sec   Senator  Hearst,  S  F,  res  Tubbs  Hotel 

WILBER  COMMERCIAL  AGENCY,  H  L 

Adams  agent,  95/  Broadway 
Wilcox  A  D,  res  Smith  House 
Wilcox  A  S  Miss,  res  530  Hobart 
Wilcox  C  L  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  827  Seventeenth 
Wilcox  Clark  L,  carpenter,  res  827  Seventeenth 
Wilcox  David,  res  1201  Alice 
Wilcox  Edward  B,  res  1217  Harrison 
Wilcox   Edward  B  Jr,  clerk  Art  Glass  Works,  S  F,  res  1217 

Harrison 
Wilcox  Emma  Miss,  res  1217  Harrison 


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Wilcox  Lilla  Miss,  res  1217  Harrison 

Wilcox  M  C,  editor  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 

Wilcox    Wilbur    J,  physician,    631   E  Twelfth,   res  416   E 

Twelfth 
Wilde  Emily  L  Miss,  teacher  Field  Seminary,  res  S  F 
Wilder   Alvin   D,  supt  Western   Division   S   P  Co,  res  953 

Magnolia 
Wilder  Edwin  M,  student  High  School,  res  953  Magnolia 
Wilder  E  H,  carpenter,  res  Twenty-fifth  ave  bet  E  Sixteenth 

and  E  Twentieth 
Wilder  Frank  A,  student  High  School,  res  953  Magnolia 
WILDER  FEED  A,  proprietor  Winsor  Hotel,  915£ 

Washington,  res  same 
Wilder  H  W  Mrs,  res  480  Twenty-second 
Wilder  James,  supt  Railway    Mail    Service,    res   Clarendon 

House 
Wilder  James  Jr,  res  Clarendon  House 
Wilder  James  C,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Wilder  Milton,  res  953  Magnolia 

Wilder  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  Twenty-fifth  ave   bet  E  Six- 
teenth and  E  Twentieth 
Wilds  Henry,  U  S  Surveyor-General's  office,  S  F,  res  125  E 

Twelfth 
Wilds  Ella  Miss,  student  High  School,  res  1008  Tenth  ave 
Wilds  Henrietta  Miss,  student,  res  1008  Tenth  ave 
Wilds  Horace  M,    moulder    Oakland    Art    Pottery,  res    2"2(> 
Fifth 

Ids  James,  res  1008  Tenth  ave 

Ids  John  A,  janitor  City  Hall,  res  1008  Tenth  ave 

lev  George  E,  engineer,  res  308  Second 

ley  H  E  Mrs,  res  113]  Magnolia 

lev  N  E  Mrs,  nurse,  res  308  Second 

Ihelm  Amelia,  res  1172  Eighth 

lhelm  Eliza,  widow,  res  1172  Eighth 

Ibelm  Emma,  res  L172  Eighth 

[kens  Charles  (Wilkens  &  Co  S  F)  res  1034  Adeline 

Ikena  Herman,  Btudent,  res  L316  Center 

l<len>  John  W\  grocer,  B  F,  res  1316  Center 

Ikens  Lizzie  Mi--,  res  L316  Center 

lk«-n<  Nicholas,  salesman  s  F.  res  1419  Twelfth 

Ikie  D  ('.  electrician,  rea  753  Brush 

Ikins  A  Mrs,  res  918  Filbert 

Ikina  Abbey  Mi-,  res  l  100  Eleventh 

Ikins  Charles,  rea  I  176  Twelfth  ave 

Ikins  Charles  W.  contractor  and  builder,  res  L469  Twelfth 

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Wilkins  Ernest  S,  lather,  res  615  E  Eighteenth 
Wilkins  Ida  Miss,  teacher  kindergarten  sehool,  res  918  Fil- 
bert 
Wilkins  Lizzie  E  Miss,  type  writer  906  Broadway,    room  7, 

res  1532  Broadway 
Wilkinson  Albert  E  (Brooks  &  Co)  res  1372  Thirteenth 
Wilkinson  Essie  Miss,  res  1501  Seventh 
Wilkinson  Frank,  student  U  C,  814  Seventeenth 
Wilkinson  Percy,  student  High  School,  res  814  Seventeenth 
Wilkinson  Roderigo,  res  Chase  off  Pine 
Wilkinson  Wm,  ranch  owner,  res  814  Seventeenth 
Wilkinson  Wm  C,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  925  Pine 
Wilkinson  William  H,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  925  Pine 
Wilkinson  William  J,  butcher  Louis  Schaffer,  res  614  Fifth 
Wilkinson  Harry  R,  train  baggageman    S  P  Co,    res    1402 

Tenth 
Will  Andrew  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  803  Wood 
Will  Carl,  clerk  J  F  Stoer,  res  s  s  Summer  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Will  Louis,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1201  Seventh 
Will  Mary  Mrs,  bakery    and    confectionery,  1201   Seventh, 

res  same 
Will  Mollie  Miss,  res  1201  Seventh 
Will  Theodore,  driver  J  B  Baxter,  res  2248  Magnolia 
Will  Theodore,  butcher,  res  2248  Magnolia 
Willamette  House,  Mrs  E  F  Voorhees,  371  Tenth 
Willard  Charles  L,  carpenter  California  Door  Co,  res  1774 

Division 
Willard  Charles  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1031  Willow 
Willard  Edwin,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1031  Willow 
WILLARD    Gr  A,  Capell  &  Willard   and    secretary 
Equity  Building  and  Loan  Association,  1003  Washing- 
ton, res  122  Eleventh 
Willard  George  R,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1774  Division 
Willard  H  C  Mrs,  teacher,  res  166  Tenth 
Willard  Joseph,  draughtsman  J  C  Mathews  &   Son,  res  958 

Castro 
Willard   Sadie    P  Miss,  teacher  Lafayette   School,  res    122 

Eleventh 
Willcutt  Harry  V,  asst  supt  City  Railway,  S  F,  res  950  Lin- 
den 
Willcutt  Joseph  L,  sec  S  P  Co  offices,  S  F,  res  950  Linden 
Wille  Bertha,  domestic,  941  Filbert 
Wille  Frederick,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1173 

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Willebrandt  Frauk,  painter,  res  1368  Campbell 


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Willebrandt  John  H,  painter,  res  1368  Campbell 

Willeke  Richard,  tailor  Charles  Baab,  res  806  Harrison 

Willemane  Mary  Mrs,  nurse,  res  369  Fourth 

Willett  Frank,  butcher  Win  Cron  &  Son,  res  955  E  Twelfth 

Willey  Fred,  res  Winthrop  House 

Willey  Fred  \\\  repairer  S  PCo,  res  764  Pine 

Willey  John  Dr,  propr  Dr  Willey's  Medical   Discovery,  618 

Broadway,  res  same 

William.- ,  res  The  Arlington 

William-  A,  cook  Weeks  Bros,  res  466  Ninth 

William-  Aaron  Rev,  res  NW  cor  McCall  and  Mono  ave 

Williams  A  F  Mrs,  res  2131  Telegraph  ave 

Williams    Al,  carpenter  and    extraman   Engine  Co   No  4,  E 

Fourteenth  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  aves 
Williams  Albert  II,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1512  Market 
Williams  Alfred,  gardener  Geo  Robins 
William-  Alfred  G,  res  665  Thirty-fourth 
William-  Amelia  Miss,  res  311  E  Seventeenth 
William-  Anna  Mrs,  domestic,  res  459  Sixth 
Williams  Anna  R  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  551  Charter 
William-  A  1\  lather,  res  1566  Third 
Williams  B  F,  ship  joiner,  res  874  Peralta 
William-  Carrie  B  Miss,  res  551  Charter 
William-  c  F.  res  1311  San  Pablo  ave 
Williams   Charles,  operator  Block  System  Tower  No  ISP 

Co,         369  Filbert 
William-  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  902  E  Fourteenth, 

i  E  Fourteenth 
Williams  Charlotte  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  471  E  Twelfth 
William-  Chester,  clerk  W  C  Smith,  res  1  104  Fourteenth 
William-   Christ,    fireman    California   Cotton   Mills  Co,  res 

L069  E  Fifteenth 
William-  Cordelia  k,  res  77::  E  Thirty-fifth 
William-  C  s  Mr-,  res  L020  Eighth  ave 
William-    &    I'mimi  (T    T   Williams   and   .Joseph    Cuneen) 

horseshoi  rs,  1 1  6  Sixth 

William-  Curtis  1\  master  mariner,  res  1012  Tenth  ave 

Williama  Daisy,  domestic,  res  1 L20  Twelfth 
William-  Daniel  N.  teamster,  res  if>(;.~>  Chestnut 
William-  David  II,  laborer  8  P  Co.  res  1372  Sixteenth 
William-    David   W,  laborer   California    Door  Co,  res   611 

Fourth 
Williams  Edward  C,  prea   Mendocino  Lumber  Co,  S  F,  res 

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William-  Eleanor  Miss,  clerk  Richard  Jones, res  31]  E  Sev- 
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Williams  Eliza  Mrs,  res  816  Lydia 
Williams  Elsie  R  Miss,  res  1020  Eighth  ave 
Williams  Ernest  D,  salesman  Walter  G  Manuel,  res  The  Ar- 
lington 
Williams  Evan,  builder  res  311  E  Seventeenth 
Williams  Frances  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  613  E  Fourteenth 
Williams  Frank,  painter,  res  1423  Seventeenth 
Williams  Frank  G,  gardener,  res  665  Thirty-fourth 
Williams  Franklin  D,  res  874  Peralta 
Williams  George,  porter  Pullman   Palace   Car  Co,   res   810 

Alice 
Williams  George  A,  millhand  California  Door  Co,  res   S  F 
Williams  George  J  (Gibbs  &  Williams)  res  916  Harrison 
Williams  Geo  R,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1313  Eighth  ave 
Williams  Gertrude,  student  High  School,  res  1020  Eighth 

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Williams  Grace  Miss,  res  613  E  Fourteenth 
Williams  Grace  L  Miss,  student,  res  1313  Eighth  ave 
William  Gust,  saloon,  1055  Thirteenth  ave,  res  same 
Williams  H  A  Mrs,  res  1505  Fifth 
Williams  Hannah  Miss,  res  311  E  Seventeenth 
Williams  Henry,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1372  Sixteenth 
Williams  Henry  R  (Meyer  &  Williams)   res   2020   Alameda 

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Williams  James,  clerk  Richard  Jones,  res  Banner  House 
Williams  James  B  Dr,  res  1068  Eighteenth 
Williams  James  F,  porter,  res  923  Fifth 
Williams  James  L,  shoemaker   Wentworth   Boot   and   Shoe 

Co,  res  923  Fifth 
Williams  Jane  B  Mrs,  widow,  res  1712  Eighth 
Williams  Jennie  Miss,  res  1563  Brush 

Williams  Jennie  Miss,  clerk  Richard  Jones,  res  311  E  Sev- 
enteenth 
Williams  Jenny  Miss,  cashier,  res  311  E  Seventeenth 
Williams  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  res  172  Second 
Williams  J  0,  cleaner  S  P  Co 
Williams  John,  wire   mattresses,   1257   San   Pablo   ave,   res 

•  508  Fifteenth 
Williams  John,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1830  Seventh 
Williams  John,  teamster,  res  814  Twenty- ninth 
Williams  John,  sec  and    mgr   California   Hosiery   Co,    res 

1202  Eighth 
Williams  John,  bricklayer,  res  813  Thirty-first 
Williams  John  A,  fruit,  1117  Thirteenth  ave 
Williams  John  C,  traveling  agt,  res  1104  Fourteenth 
Williams  John  C,  carpenter,  res  465  E  Twelfth 


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Willliams  John  N,  stock  broker,  res  w  s   Claremont  ave  nr  \ 
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Williams  John  S,  employe   Judson   Manufacturing   Co,  res 
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Williams  Joseph,  teamster  Taylor   &  Co,   res  470  Twenty- 
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Williams  Joseph  W,  surveyor's  asst,  res  1512  Market 
Williams  Josiah  C,  salesman  Greenhood  &  Moran,  res  1563 

Brush 
Williams  Lawrence  E,  clerk  Geo  B  Flint,  res   1101    Broad- 
way 
Williams  Lemuel  A,  mgr  R  Jones,    millinery,   1161   Wash- 
ington, res  264  Eleventh 
Williams  Leonard,  stripper  R  Kuerzel,  res  611  Fourth 
Williams  Lewis  W  Capt,  master  mariner,  res  1259  Brush 
Williams  Lizzie  E  Miss,  res  613  E  Fourteenth 
Williams  Lizzie  Miss,  res  864  Third 
Williams  Lucius  L,  pattern  maker,  res  1837  Myrtle 
Williams  M  Miss,   dressmaker    Mrs    S    Burroughs,    res  923 

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Williams  Mabel  Mi  —  ,  res  L104   Fourteenth 

Williams  Maggie  Miss,  res  1061  Seventh  ave 
Williams  Maggie  Miss,  res  760  Franklin 
William-  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  L563  Brush 
Williams  Mary  C  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  665  Thirty-fourth 
Williams  M  F  Miss,  -.»   Brush 

Williams  Minnie  Miss,  res   ls-'<7  Myrtle 
William-  M  J, barber  B  II  Rice,  res  L663  Atlantic 
William-  Moses,  bo  >kkeeper    Richard    Jones,  res  264  EL 

enth 
William-  M  T  Mi  ,.,<'>,.>  Brush 

Wrlliams  Nellie  .1    Miss,  hair  dresser  Mrs   P  A  William.-,  res 

1  25  1  San  Pablo  ;r 
William-  3,  pat rolman,  res  1  S|,">  Marl 

William-  i'A  Mrs,  ladies'    hair  goods,  1254    San  Pablo  ave, 

me 
William-  Richard  T,  door  maker,  pea  Girard  House 
Williai       I  ;  E,  Post  carrier,  8  1",  res  High 

William-  Robert  J,  clerk  .1    Kornahrens,  rea  L563  Brush 
William-  Robert  I.,  barber  A.ve  Davis,  rea  761  Gto\ 
William  i  B  ilor,  res  769  E  Fourteenth 


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Williams  Rose  Mrs,  widow,  res  1351  Kirkham 
Willims  Samuel,  blacksmith    SW  cor   San    Pablo   ave    and 
Thirty-eighth,    and    910  Market,    res    cor  Forty-fourth 
and  Market 
Williams  S  D,  student  Sackett  School,  res  470  Merrimac 
Williams  Seth  R,  salesman  Eugene  J  Murphy,  res  551  Char- 

ter 
Williams  Si  C,  clerk,  res  1563  Brush 
Williams  T  E,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  611  Fourth 
Williams  Thomas  H,  clerk  real  estate,  res  1368  Brush 
Williams  Thomas  J,  res  251  Eighth 
Williams  Thomas    R,   gardener    Mountain  View  Cemetery, 

res  same 
Williams  Thomas  T  (Williams  &  Cuneen)  res  760  Franklin 
Williams  Thomas  T,  plasterer,  res  583  Twenty-fourth 
Williams  Thomas   W,    barber,    614   E  Eleventh,    res    796 

Twelfth  ave 
Willians  Walter,  apprentice  plasterer,  res  583  Twenty-fourth 
Williams  Walter  J,  barber    Richard    Fields,  res  2955    Tele- 
graph ave 
Williams  William,  ship  carpenter,  res  959  Third 
Williams  Wm  A,  foreman  California  Glove  Co,  S  F,   res  613 

E  Fourteenth 
Williams  Wm    B,    shoemaker,  Woodland,    Cal,  res    471  E 

Twelfth 
Williams  W  B,  boot  and  shoemaker,  2426  San  Pablo  ave 
Williams  Willie  M,  nurseryman,  Fresno,  res  470  Merrimac 
Williamson  Adrian  A,  res  1636  Eighth 
Williamson  Charles  E,  painter,  res  Beulah  Park 
Williamson  Edward  S,  clerk   Nolan  &  Williamson,  res  Pied- 
mont nr  Junction 
Williamson  Frank  H,  student,  res  517  Twenty-fourth 
Williamson  Fred  T,  carpenter,  res  Beulah  Park 
Williamson  Geo  S,  res  517  E  Twenty-fourth 
Williamson  Harry  S,  painter,  res  1673  Eleventh  ave 
Williamson  J  A,  yard  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1636  Eighth 
Williamson  James   M  (Nolan  &  Williamson)  res  Piedmont 

ave  nr  Junction 
Williamson  John  W,  shoe  maker,  res  817  E  Sixteenth 
Williamson  Luther  M,  painter,  res  Beulah  Park 
Williamson  Martha  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1169  Brush 
Williamson  Nellie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  1115  Tenth  ave 
Williamson  Nettie  Mrs,  res  967  Washington 
Williamson  Thomas,  res  Beulah  Park 


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Williams  Thomas  H,  solicitor  iEtna  Insurance  Co,  Alameda 

Countv  branch,  res  1368  Brush 
Williamson  W  G,  boots  and  shoes,  689  E  Twelfth 
Williamson  Wm  (Gould  &  Williamson)  res  510  Fourth 
Williamson  Wm  F,  student  High  School,  res  Piedmont  ave 

nr  Junction 
Willis  Bledsoe,  res  1215  Brush 
Willis  Oscar  J,  canvasser,  res  830  Twenty-second 
Willis  Wm   S,  compositor  Morning    Times,    res   1270   San 

Pablo  ave 
Williston  Thomas,  laundry  man  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Willits  Harriet  Mrs,  res  1659i  Eighth 
Wills  Andrew,  upholsterer,  res  loT  Eddie 
Wills  John  C,  tile  layer,  res  Golden  Gate 
WILLSON  HOUSE   (formerly  The   Olive)  Mrs  De 

Irene  Fields  proprietor,  116-Vl  Washington 
Willson  Julia  A  Miss,  artist,  res' 582  E  Twelfth 
Willy   1I< nre,   ear   builder  Sutter  Street    Railway,  S  F.  res 

l  Thirteenth 
Willv  L  A  Miss,  res  Brayton  Block 
Willy  Sarah  Miss,  res  809  Thirteenth 
Willy  Susie  Miss,  n  9  Thirteenth 

i  M  Mrs,  n  -  369  Fourth 
Wilmoth   II  W.  res  767  Tenth 
Wilson  A,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  769  E  Twelfth 

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on  Adelbert,  captain  of  police,  res  537  Twenty-fifth 
Wilson  All  n.  shipping  clerk,  S  F,  res  1012 Ninth  ave 
Wilson  All  \   B,  -indent,  res  1218  Chestnut 
Wilson  Anna  C  Mis  L260  Grove 

Wilson  Annie  Miss,  laundress  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Wilson  Ant'  n^  .  cook  53  Seventh 

Wilson  Arno  II.  bi  an  S  P  Co,  res  765  Thirteenth 

Wilson  B  [260  <  lro\ 

W  rdenei  W  McNeai .  957  Linden 

urisl  car,  res  s,,s  Jefferson 
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Wil  in.  he-    W,   barber,  S  F,  res  1018  Twenty-fourth 

Wilson  I  >a\  id   B,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  Lorin 
Wilson  Dbl\  id  li,  insurai  I',  r<  -  L260  I 

Wilson  I>  E,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  934  Peralta 


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HEALD'S    BUSINESS    COLLEGE. 


24    POST    STREET,    SAN    FRANCISCO. 


24  POST  STREET, 

NEAR  KEARNY. 

Opposite  Mechanics'  Institute,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


E.    P.   HEALD,   Pres't. 


C.  S.    HALEY,  Sec'y. 


^Flje  ffiogt  Popular  Scljool  on  the  E^acific  Goagt. 

♦V^p^III-.   BUSINESS  COURSE  will  include  Book-keeping  in  all  its  forms,  by 
\    t\  l  both  single  and  double  entry,  comprising  practical  work  in  Banking,  Jobbing, 
Importing,   Commission,  Railroading,  Brokerage,  etc.;  Arithmetic,  including 
^r"   abbreviated  forms  of  commercial   calculations  in  use  by   good   accountants; 
Penmanship,  with  complete  analysis  and  movement  exercises;  Correspondence,  com- 
prising all  the  different  forms,  with  rules  for  use  of  Capital  letters  and  punctuation; 
Mercantile  Law,  with  lectures  on  all  the  important  topics;  English  branches,  includ- 
ing spelling,  grammar,  composition  exercises,  rhetoric,   etc. ;    French,   German  and 
Spanish;  Drawing,  in  its  various  forms;  Business  forms  of  every  variety;  actual  prac- 
tice in  all  kinds  of  business;  Lectures  on  Book-keeping,    Penmanship,   Short- Hand, 
Telegraphy,  Type-Writing,  Business  Customs,   Political  Economy,  and  various  other 
topics  calculated  to  impart  to  the  pupil  habits  of  industry,    promptness  in    business 
affairs,  and  reliability  of  character. 

INSTRUCTION     FOR    LADIES. 

Ladies  are  admitted  into  all  the  departments  of  the  College  on  the  same  terms 
and  conditions  as  young  men.     Their  progress  in  all  branches  thus  far  has  been  most 

flattering  GENERAL    INFORMATION. 

Pupils  can  enter  the  College  at  any  time  and  pursue  their  studies  to  graduation, 
without  interruption.  Those  not  sufficiently  advanced  for  the  Business  Course  can 
enter  for  instruction  in  the  English  Department. 

Modern  Languages  and  Drawing  may  be  taken  or  not,  but  no  extra  charge  will 
be  made  for  them  when  pursued. 

The  discipline  of  the  school  is  very  thorough,  in  order  to  instill  such  habits  as 
shall  conduce  to  the  future  success  of  graduates. 

Visitors  will  always  be  welcome  at  the  College,  as  we  are  pleased  to  have  the 
public  inform  itself  of  the  merits  of  our  school. 

LIST    OF    FACULTY. 

H.  M.  Stearns, 
t.  R.  Southern, 

1  UfES    H.    Avi'i  I  OTTE, 
Mrs.  \Y.  J.   Hamilton. 

ASSISTANT  TEACHERS: 
Harkv  Cadman,  Miss  Helen  m.  Curtis, 

.ima  1'  \  n  mi  i ,  Miss  G.  I.  Smart, 


Heai.I), 
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V.  Sbregni, 
Charles  H.  Syk 

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Miss  Fannie  E.  Haley 

Miss    LlBBlE    Sm  l  l  . 


RATES    OF    TUITION. 


Full  business  Course,  6  months. .  . 
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Pupili  will  be  1  I  for  special  instruction  in  any  branch  at  reasonable  rates. 

irther  Information.     I  nil  particulars  regarding  the  school  and  its  working! 
may  be  had  at  the  orTi<  1  ol  the  College,  24  Port  Street,  or  b)  addressing 


HEALD    &    CO., 

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Wilson    E    A    Mrs,    principal    Temescal    School,    res  1309 

Broadway 
Wilson  Edward  R,  compositor,  res  916  Fifth 
Wilson  F,  res  The  Olive 

Wilson  F  M,  painter  Wm  H  Weilbye,  res  1675  Fourteenth 
Wilson  Frank  J,  res  971  Kirkhain 
Wilson  Fred,  laborer,  res  2036  E  Fourteenth 
WTilson  Fred  Jr,  cash  boy    Taft  &   Peiinoyer,    res   2036  E 

Fourteenth 
Wilson  Fred  J,  foreman  pile  driving  S   P  Co,  res  Railroad 

Exchange 
Wilson  George,  carpenter,  res  Oakland  House 
Wilson  George,  res  The  Olive 
Wilson  G  H,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Wilson  Henry,  bar  tender  Pier  Restaurant  res  511  Seventh 
Wilson  Harry  M,  horse  shoer  1112  Franklin,  res  1001  Web- 
ster 
Wilson  Helen  E  Mrs,  res  1260  Grove 
Wilson  Henry  C,  farmer,  res  cor  College  ave  and  First 
Wilson  H  L  Jr  mgr  Taft  &  Pennoyer,  res  Centennial  House 
Wilson  Hospital,  Mrs  M  D  Wilson  propr,  804  Twelfth 
Wilson  Hugh,  weigher  John  C  Wilson,  res  563  Hobart 
Wilson  J  A,  traveling  salesman,  res  572  Tenth 
Wilson  Jas,  asst    XJ  S  bridge  tender  Webster  Street  Bridge, 

res  same 
Wilson  James,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  1311  Broadway   and 

1306  Telegraph  a\e,  res  1528  Broadway 
Wilson  James  A,  res  College  and  Vernon  aves 
Wilson  James  B,  editor,  S  F,  res  1101  Twenty-second 
Wilson  James  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1730  Taylor 
Wilson  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1420  Twelfth 
Wilson  John,  mechanic,  res  Charter  Oak  Hotel 
Wilson  John,  farmer,  res  2036  E  Fourteenth 
Wilson  John  B,  student,  res  1409  Tenth 
Wilson  John  C,  wholesale  coal,  S  F,  res  563  Hobart 
Wilson  John  C  Jr,  clerk  J  Macdonough  &  Co,  S  F,  res  563 

Hobai  \ 
Wilson  John  D,  mining,  S  F,  res  1218  Chestnut 
Wilson  John  D  Jr,  mining,  res  1218  Chestnut 
Wilson  John  Q,  door  maker  California    Door  Co,    res  918 

Pire 
Wilson  John  R,  res  819  Harrison 
Wilson  John  T,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  943  Willow 
WTson  Joseph,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1632  Eighth 
Wilson  Kate  Mrs,  stewardess  steamer  City  of  New  York,  res 

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Wilson  Laura  L  Miss,  res"  686  Twenty-fifth 

Wilson  Leonard,  laborer  M    L  Gray,  res  Third  e  of  College 

ave 
Wilson  Lewis  H,  solicitor,  res  Thirty-ninth  nr  Grove 
Wilson  Lizzie,  nurse,  ,;7  E  Twelfth 
Wilson  Lora  Miss,  res  cor  College  and  Vernon  aves 
Wilson  Maggie  Miss,    clerk    Log    Cabin  Bakery,    res   1409 

Tenth 
Wilson  Maggie,  domestic,  1269  Market 
Wilson  Malinda  Miss,  res  1409  Tenth 
Wilson  Mary  Miss,  res  1409  Tenth 
Wilson  Mary  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1409  Tenth 
Wilson  M  1)  Mrs.  physician  Wilson  Hospital,  768    Twelfth, 

res  765  Thirteenth 
Wilson  M  E  Miss  res  1018  Twenty-fourth 
WILSON  M    KEY    MISS,    milliner,    1255    San 

Pablo  ave,  res  Centennial  House 
Wilson  Nellie  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res   1671  Lincoln 
Wilson  N  H  Mrs.  dress   and    cloak    maker,  1309  Telegraph 

ave 
Wils  mi  Rebecca  Miss,  housekeeper,  res  1020  Oak 
Wilson  R  M  Mrs,  res  Fruit  Vale  ave  nr  Hopkins 
Wilson  Robert  G,  teamster,  8  F,  res   101(.>  Wood 
Wilson  Rome  C,  res  cor  College  and  Vernon  aves 
Wilson  Rosa  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res  2036  E  Fourteenth 
Wilson  Sidney  II.  carpenter  and  builder, 469  Tenth,  res  971 

1\  Lrkham 
Wilson  Sidney  II  Jr.  student,  res  971  Kirkhani 
Wilson  Thom,  res  The  Olive 
Wilson  Vernon,  minin  L218  Chestnut 

>ria  Mi  —  ,    student    High    School,  res  140S  Fif- 
teenth 

r  W,   engineer  Troy  Steam  Laundry,  res    »',7-"> 

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Wilson  W  C,  bill  post  tt2  Eighteenth 

"WIIiSON   WJM,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and   engraver, 

9  •  '  B        lw  iy,  res  L420  Tenth 

-hip  joiner,  res  81  2  Campbell 
i  William  I.  sen    as,  etc,  s  L.  pea  277  Durant 
William  . I,   finisher   California   Poor   Co,  rea  17<'»:» 

/tilth 

l  William  P,  broom  maker   Industrial    Borne    Tor  the 
Adult  Blind,  rea  same 
Wilson  William  1',  contractor  ami  builder,  rea  579  Thirty- 

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714  First 

Wimble  Carrie  B  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1625  Tavlor 

Wimble  Charles  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  1625  Taylor 

Wimble  Frances  Miss,  domestic,  res  919  Center 

Wimble  Frances  A  Miss,  res  162  Taylor 

Wimble  Georgianna  D  Miss,  res  1625  Taylor 

Wimble  Thomas,  employe    Ryan  &  Muller,  res  1625  Taylor 

Wimmer  Gretchen  Mrs,  res  Home  for  Aged  Women 

Winans  M  L  Mrs,  res  811  Pine 

Winant  Mary  C  Mrs,  res  711  Fourth 

Winant  William,  res  711  Fourth 

Winburg  Maria  Miss,  domestic,  res  1000  Peralta 

Winchell  E  C,  res  1214  Grove 

Winchester  Ebenezer,  res  1352  Harrison 

Winchester  Felicia  H  Miss,  res  1356  Harrison 

Wincost  Joseph,  lumber  piler  Taylor  &  Co 

Wind  M  L  R,  cabinet  maker,  559  E  Twelfth,  res  same 

Wind  R,  carpenter  S   H  Wilson,  res  Twenty-second  nr  San 
Pablo  ave 

Windeler  Adolph  F,  engineer,  res  1313  Ninth  ave 

Winder  S  H  Miss,  res  724  Fourteenth 

Wineberg  Y  M,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Wines  Charles  B,  res  833  Wood 

Wines  Charles  L,  clerk  Anglo-California  Bank,  S  F,  res  833 
Wood 

Wineshank  B  F,  news  agt,  1156i  Seventh 

Wineshank  George,  carpenter,  res  1156i  Seventh 

Winestone ,  brakeman   S    P    Co,  res  Brooklyn  Restau 

rant 

Winfiel  Lock,  stableman  W  S  &  0  T  Co,  res  368  Second 

Wing  Frankie  Miss,  res  1263  West  • 

Wing  Jacob,  peddler,  res  207  Second 

Wing  Leah  Miss,  res  207  Second 

Wing  Louis,  student,  res  207  Second 

Wing  Russell  W,  capitalist,  res  Piedmont 

Wing  Wm  H,  res  1263  West 

Wingate  J  W  Mrs,  res  731  Chester 

Winge  I   P,  employe  East  Oakland  Planing  Mill,  res  Par- 
son's Block,  Thirteenth  ave 

Wingfield  Lock,  hostler  W  S  &  O  T  Co,  res  368  Second 

Winkelman  B  H  Capt,  res  1212  Filbert  J 

Winkler  Emily  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  614  Fourth 

Winkler  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1507  Eleventh  ave 

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Winkler  John   M   Rev,  pastor  German  Methodist  Church, 

Berkeley,  res  1507  Eleventh  ave 
Winkler  John  W,  carpenter,  res  1507  Eleventh  ave 
Winlock  Ann  Mrs,  res  1057  Twelfth  ave 
Winlund  Jacob,  carpenter,  res  1219  Fourteenth 
Winn  M  J,  cleaner  S  P  Co,  res  1005  Third 
Winn  Patrick,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  1005  Third 
Winnie  William,  contractor  and  builder,  res  271  Ninth 

Winsby ,  laborer,  res  1836?  Seventh 

A\  inslow ,  janitor  The  Athenseum,  res  NE  cor  Goss  and 

Wood 
Window  Elisha,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  467  Tenth 
Winslow  H  E,  brick  mason,  res  876  Wood 
Winslow  Herbert  H,  collector  Pacific  Press,  res  715  Twelfth 
WINSOR  HOTEL,  F   A   Wilder    proprietor,  915* 

Washington 
WINSOR  SERRIL,  proprietor   California  Pottery 

and  Terra  Cotta  Co,  works  Twenty-third  ave,  res  Play- 

ter  Block,  room  55 
Winter  Alexander  L,  res  1462  Eighth 
Winter  Charlotte  E  Miss,  res  1462  Eighth 
Winter  John  (M  Blaess  &  Co)  res  1607  Brush 
Winter  John  J,  cooper  American  Sugar  Refinery,  S  F,  res 

1721  Goss 
Winter  L  V.  artist,  S  F,  res  366  E  Sixteenth 
Winter  Robert,  artist,  S  F,  res  366  E  Sixteenth 
Winter  R  R  Mrs,  res  L269  ('astro 
Winter  Wm  II.  clerk  JAS  A  JOYCE,  res  1712  Lin- 

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Winterburn  Geo  W.  res  Winsor  House 
Winters   Daniel,  hostler  Peter  Pumyea,  res  468  Seventh 
WINTERS    HOTEL,    Jacob    Widmar   proprietor. 

L236  Broadway 
Winthar  Carrie  Mr-,  re-  458  Sixth 
Winthar  Thomas  I,.  Breman  0  V  D,  rea  468  Sixth 
Winthrop  Housi    Timothy  Hurley  propr,  409  sixth 
Wipfler    Valentine,  carriage  painter  Sohsl    Bros,  res  Alt  a 

I  [ouse 
rs  John,  bottler  P  W  Stromb<  r  312  Third 

ch  John,  bI  ibleman,  1  •  59  Fourteen! li  8 
WINT^N  N  W,  real  estate,  notary  public  and  man- 
1  1  Alameda  County  branch   /Etna   Insurance  Co,  NE 
.  t  mil  und  I.  1  adwav,  res  130  Ninth 


1  fillAlJ  (X  LHll  I  W.       21  &  23  Fremont  St,  San  Francisco 


WMttier,  Fuller  &  Co. 


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412-414.  Twelfth  Street 


OAKLAND. 


853 


N.     W.    WINTON, 
Real  Estate,  Insurance  and  Notary  Public, 

City  and  Country  Property, 

Improved    and.    Unimproved,     For    Sale. 
Orange   and  Fruit  Lands    in    the    Thermal  Belt  a  Specialty. 

Manager  of  the  Alanieda  County  Branch  of  the 

.ETNA  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  OF  HARTFORD,  CT. 

1050     BROADWAY, 

N.  E.  Cor.  nth  St.,  OAKLAND,  CAL. 

Wise  Aida  Mrs,  artist,  res  981  Fine 

Wise  David,  clerk  Raphael  Wise,  res  515  Tenth 

Wise  Frederick  G,  machinist,  S  F,  res  239  Hannah 

Wise  J  bartender,  res  821  Washington 

Wise  Melvin,  cigar  maker  D  V  Gelder,  res  515  Tenth 

Wise  R,  crockery  etc,  867  Washington,  res  515  Tenth 

Wi$e  Richard  H,  decorator  Armstrong  &  Merchant,  res  1329 

Filbert 
Wise  Robert  A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1329  Filbert 
Wise    Thomas    C,    music    and    musical   instruments,    1013 

Broadway,  res  1329  Filbert 
Wise  William  F,  carpenter,  res  972  Twenty-sixth  ave 
Wisner  Charles  V,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  815  Campbell 
Witbeck  Adelaide  L  Mrs,  res  146  Athol  ave 
Witbeck    Clarissa    F  Miss,    student  High   School,    res  146 

Athol  ave 
Witbeck  Mabel  I  Miss,  res  146  Athol  ave 
Witt  Andrew,  saloon,  1226  Broadway,  res  1228  Broadway 
Witt  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  891  Bay 
Witt  Ciene  Miss,  res  891  Bay 
Witt  Henry  B,  clerk,  res  891  Bay 
Witt  John,  laundryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Wittenburg  Adolph,  clerk,  S  F,  res  17]  1  Seward 
Wittusen  James,    employe  Malthi  le   Manufacturing  Co,  res 

661  Grov^e 
Wixom  Isaac,  livery,  boarding  and  sale  stable,  1585  Broad- 
way, res  1778  Division 
Wixom  Kate  Mrs,  res  546  Twenty-fourth 
Wixo  n  William  W,  clerk  Isaac  Wixom,  res  1778  Division 
Wi:  on  Julius  S  (Peckham  &  Wixon)  res  314  B 
Woerrej  Jacob,  res  525  Seventeenth 

Woerner   J    C,  butcher  California  Market,  res    525    Seven- 
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Wohlers  Sophia  Miss,  dressmaker,  720  Seventh 

Wohlfeil  G,    coat  maker    M  J  KELLER,    res   Eureka 

Hotel 
Wold  Emma  Miss,  res  464  E  Twenty-fourth 
Wold  John  T,  carpenter,  res  464  E  Twenty-fourth 
Wold  Mary  Mrs,  res  464  E  Twenty-fourth  ' 
Wolf  A,  carpenter,  res  817  Franklin 
Wolf  Martin,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  751  Campbell 
Wolfe  Charles    F,    nailer    Pacific  Iron     and     Nail    Co,  res 

663  Fifth 
Wolfe  Louis  G,  bookbinder,  S  F,  res  663  Fifth 
Wolfendcn  Eliza  Mrs,  res  609  Kennedy 
Wolfenden  James  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  609  Kennedy 
Wolff  Wm  C,  buggy  washer  Dashaway  Stables  res  370  Elev- 
enth 
Wolfrom  Kate  Mrs,  res  1208  Thirteenth  ave 
Wolfrom  William  N,  box  maker,  res  1208  Thirteenth  ave 
Wolfsohn  Wm,  jewelry,  S  F,  res  362  Eighth 
Wolgamot  Patrick,  carpenter,  res  Winters  Hotel 
Wolkenhaur  Ernest,  farmer,  res  Park  Place 
Wollitz  Adolph,  machinist  Dalton  &  Son,  res  1163  Willow 
Wollitz  Eniil,  painter,  res  Stock  Yards 
Wollitz  Louis,  res  1163  Willow 
Wollitz  Theodore,  florist,  S  F,  res  1163  Willow 
Wolter  Reimer,  saloon,  1125  Thirteenih  ave,  res  same 


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room  8 
Wonderlich  Byron  B,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  230  Twelfth 
Wonderlicfa  John  f\  refiner  US  Mint,  res  230  Twelfth 
Wonderlicb  Samuel  <i.  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  230  Twelfth 
Wondt   Louis,  baker  New    York    Bakery,  res   cor   Twenty- 
sixth  and  I  trove 
Wood  AM.ie  K  lira,  rea  -'»l  1  Seventh 
Wood  Al  (Al  Wood  A  Bro)  rea  Vernon  Heights 
WOOD  AL  &  BRO  (Al  and  ChasN   Wood)  house 

and    sign    paint-  rs,    paints,   oils    and     wall    paper.    463 

Tenth 
Wood  Alfred  .1.  carpenter,  rea  686  Twenty-fifth 
Wood  Anna  R, teacher  Garfield  School, rea  1124 Thirteenth 

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855 


Wood  Carl  F,  student,  res  1956  Filbert 

Wood  Caroline  Miss,  cook,  res  435  Minna 

Wood  Charles,  gardener,  156  E  Twelfth 

Wood  Charles  B,  shoemaker,  Berkeley,  res  Golden  Gate 

Wood  Charles  N,  res  1258  Webster 

Wood  Chas  N  (Al  Wood  &  Bro)  res  584  Jones 

Wood  Frank,  teamster  Fred  Schenlen,  cor  Twentieth  ave 
and  E  Fourteenth 

Wood  Frank  J,  mechanic,  res  311  Seventh 

Wood  Frank  M,  collector,  res  NW  cor  Third  and  Alice 

WOOD  FEED  V,  attorney-at-law,  906  Broadway, 
room  20,  res  1956  Filbert 

Wood  George  R,  painter,  826  Thirty-fifth 

Wood  H  Mrs,  employe  California  Hosiery  Co,  res  710  Grove 

Wood  Helen  T  Miss,  compositor  Pacific  Press,  res  826 
Thirty-fifth 

WOOD  HUB  A,  advertising  solicitor,  res  863  E 
Twenty-first 

Wood  John,  printer,  res  521  Sixteenth 

Wood  John,  laborer,  res  823  Lvdia 

Wood  John  F,  dressmaker,  229  Twelfth,  res  same 

Wood  John  W,  ticket  collector  S  P  Co,  res  940  Myrtle 

Wood  Levi,  dentist  Bernette  Dental  Co,  res  1004  Broadway 

Wood  Lizzie  B  Mrs,  res  1258  Webster 

Wood  Lucy  C  Mrs,  bookkeeper  W  W  Dames,  res  2018  Tel- 
egraph ave 

Wood  M  VV  Major,  capitalist,  res  cor  Fourth  ave  and  E 
Twenty-  fourth 

Wood  Rufus  R,  job   printer  Pacific  Press,  res  719  Eleventh 

Wood  S  M,  res  1258  Webster 

Wood  Stephen  R,  theological  student,  res  2018  Telegraph 
ave 

Wood  Walter,  brick  layer,  res  1956  Filbert 

Wood  Walter  A,  draper  California  Furniture  Co,  S  F,  res 
1952  Filbert 

Wood  William,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  1071  Wood 

Wood  William,  boiler  maker  Clark  &  Wooley,  res  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Seventh 

Wood  William  H,  clerk,  S  F,res  1752  Seward 

Woodard ,  printer  The  Paragraph,  res  Nucleus  House 


Woodard  Bertha  Miss,  res  718  Sycamore 
Woodard  F  A  Mrs,  res  672  E  Twenty-third 
Woodard  Francis  M,  cabinet  maker,  res  1961  Grove 
Woodard  James  H,  pres  Alameda  County  R  R  Co,  res  71 S 

Sycamore 
Woodard  Marvin  W,  genl  agt,  res  914  Sixteenth 


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Woodard  Wilkie,  res  718  Sycamore 

Woodbeck  J  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  1602  Atlantic 

Woodbridge  Albert  S,    capitalist  902    Broadway,    res    1302 

Twelfth  ave 
Woodbridge  Clara  Miss,  res  1302  Twelfth  ave 
Woodbury    C    J,    pres  Woodbury    Oil  Co,    S   F,    res    1216 

Brush 
Woodbury  George,  patentee  raining    machinery,    res    1985 

Webster 
Woodbury  Hope  Miss,  res  1216  Brush 
Woodbury  Lulu  H  Miss,  res  1216  Brush 
Woodbury  Vincent,  res  1216  Brush 
Woodcock  Agnes  Miss,  student,  res  1777  Tenth  ave 
Woodcock  Claud,  res  1777  Tenth  ave 
Woodcock  Harold,  res  1777  Tenth  ave 
Woodcock  Walter,  millwright,  res  1777  Tenth  ave 
Woodey   Benjamin  F  R,  head  gardener  Tubbs  Hotel 
Woodbams  Maurice,  res  cor  Claremont  ave  and  Sutter 
Wood  hams  Maurice  S,  student,  res  cor  Claremont  ave  and 

Sutter 
WOODMANSEE  L  L,    manager  Electro-Germicide 

Co,  126  Fourteenth,  res  1389  Telegraph 
Woodruff  Cornelia,  res  577  Eighth 
Woodruff  Fred,  painter  J  W  Lindsey 
WOODRUFF  GrEOBGE  J,   agent  S  P  Co,  foot  of 

Broadway,    res  5*3  7    Eighth 
Woodruff  Eenry  H,  engineer  Oakland  Quarry,  res  NW  cor 

Temescal  and  Cherry 
Woodruff  James,  driver  Peter  Pumyea,  res  Newland   House 
Woodruff  W  S,  ticket  clerk  8  P  Co,   foot  of    Broadway,   res 

mil  Broadway 

Woods .  L3  Sixth 

Woods  Al  B,  clerk  Harris  &  Beel,  res  361  Tenth 
Woods  C  V.  laborers  P  Co,  res  Berkeley 
Woods  E  T.  fireman's  P  Co,  res  Buhsen  Houg 
£^    Woods  Eva  M  Miss,  res  L060  Campbell 

Woods  George,  telegraph  operator,  res  East   Oakland  Hotel 

^     Wood-  .1.  laborer,  n  -   I'liion   Hotel 

Wo.,d-  Jesse  A,  clerk  .John  Eanley,  res  361  Tenth 
Woods  John,  laborer  Lyon  &  Co,  res  Fourth 
Woods  John  A,  employe  post  office,  res  608  Ninth 

W 1-  Mary  .1  Mrs, widow,  res  L268Clay 

Woods  Russell   l».  engineer    Melrose   Smelting    Works,  res 

Melr< 
Woods  S  ll.  agent  M  J  KELLER,  L007^1009    Broad- 
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Woods  W,    cabinet    maker,  varnisher    and    polisher,    374i 

Twelfth,  res  1114  Nineteenth 
Woods  Wm  G,  barber  JohnTisch,  res  711  Sixth 
Woods  Wm  M,  engineer  S  P  Co,   res  1470  Twelfth 
Woodside  Mary  Miss,  res  1366  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Woodside  Millie  Mrs,  res  1366  Twenty-fourth  ave 
Woodward  Alice  M  Miss,  res  530  Tenth 
Woodward  Bertie  R  Miss,  res  530  Tenth 
Woodward  Frank,  finisher  City  Brass  Works,  res  811  E  Six- 
teenth 
Woodward  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1070  Tenth 
Woodward  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  1463  Tenth  ave 
Woodward  E  W  (Woodward  &  Merrill)  res  1419  Grove 
Woodward  Frank  Jr,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  811  E  Sixteenth 
Woodward  Frank  J,  bookkeeper   Woodward   &   Merrill,  res 

1070  Tenth 
Woodward  Gideon,  capitalist,  res  530  Tenth 
Woodward  Grace  A    Miss,    stenographer    and    type    writer 

Woodward  &  Merrill,,  res  1419  Grove 
Woodward  Jennie  L  Miss,  res  530  Tenth 
Woodward  Josie  F  Miss,  res  530  Tenth 
Woodward  L,  res  Emeryville 
Woodward  May  Miss,  res  1070  Tenth 

WOODWARD  &  MERRILL  (E  W  Woodward 
and  John  A  Merrill)  real  estate  agents  and  auctioneers, 
902  Broadway 
Woodward  S  G,  pressman  Pacific  Press,  res  1471  Grove 
Woodward  Walter,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  811  E  Sixteenth 
Woodward  Wm,  res  cor  Seventh  ave  and  E  Twenty-fifth 
Woodworth  James,   hack   driver  Peter  Pumyea,  res   New- 
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Woodworth  Jennie  S  Mrs,  res  562  Eighth 
Woodworth  Lee  B,  res  562  Eighth 
£|  Woof  John,  engineer  Pacific  Press,  res  822  Twelfth 
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Woolley  Chas  E,  telegraph  operator  S  P  Co,  res  1061  Center 
Woolley  Dan,   substitute  letter  carrier,   res   616  E  Twenty- 
second 
Woollev  Dan  C,  clerk  Robt  F   Farmer,  res  616   E  Twentv- 

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Woolley  Eliphas  B,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1653  Fourteenth 


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Woolley  John,  carpenter,  res  1060  Campbell  U 

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Woolley  Julia  Miss,  res  1060  Campbell 

Woolley  Lell  II,  res  1061  Center 

Woolley  May  Miss,  nurse,  Fabiola  Hospital,  res  same 

Woolley  Thus,  boiler  mrker,  res  616  E  Twenty-second 

Woolner  Frank  B,  student  High  School,  res  1408  Sixth  ave 

WOOLSET  E  H  DR,  office    1103*    Broadway,   res 
Oakland  Hospital  and  Hotel  for  Invalids.  SW  cor  Jack- 

n  and  Twelfth 
ilsey  Ewin   H,    deputy   sheriff  and  jailer   County  Jail, 
res  Washington  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Woolsey  Frank,  painter  Al  Wood  &  Bro,  res  cor   Fifth    and 
Washington 

Wooster  Arthur  R,  genl  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  870  Twen- 
tieth 

Worden  Ada  Miss,  res  854  Brush 

Wbrden  Gladie  M  Miss,  res  910  I'ilbert 

Worden  Louis  T,  Pacific  Varnish  Works,  S  F,  res  910  Fil- 
bert 

Worden  Wm  H,  Pacific  Varnish  Works,  S  F,   res  910    Fil- 
bert 

Worden  Wm  II  Jr,    Pacific   Varnish   Works,   S   F,  res   910 
Filbert 

Worell  Margaret  Mrs,  res  802  Alice 

Work  Hattie  L  Miss,  rea  L230  Seventh  ave 

Work  John  W,  res  L230  Seventh  ave 

Workman   F  II.  painter,  res  Prescott  House 

Worley    F  C,    register    clerk    Oakland    post-office,   res    813 

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Worloy  II  II,  farmer,  res  813  Fourteenth 
Worm  Anton,  waiter  Tubbs   Hotel 

Wornll  Joseph,  agt,  rea  L309  Webster 

Wray  A  W  Mrs,  res  636  Filbert 

Wrede  August  A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  rea  1616  Lincoln 

Wren  Eugene,  miller,  8  F,  rea  Golden  Gate 

Wren   Robert    M,  pattern  maker,  S  F.  res  110  1   lVralta 

Wrenn  Richard,  employe  Sixteenth    Street    Sash  and  Door 

Factory  .  rea  L503   Eighth 
Wrice  T  Efc,  i  mploye   Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  720  Sec- 
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Wright  .  fireman  S  P  Co,  rea  s<>•-,  Wood 

Wright  A  M  cher  Public  School,  rea  Newland  Bouse 

■In  Albert  II.  i  arpenter,  rea  L222  Thirtieth 
Wn   h\    Ubert  I.  engineer  S  P  Co,  rea  363  E  Fifteenth 
Wright  Alice  E  Miss,  r<  -  L317  Sixteenth  ave 
WRIGHT  B,  proprietor  Galindo  Hotel,  res  same 
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Wright  Chas  H,  paper  dealer,  S  F,  res  573  Albion 
Wright  Curtis,  salesman  A  A  Demars,  res  955  Magnolia 

Wright  Dorastus,  res  303  E  Fifteenth 

Wright  Edith  Miss,  student,  res  1266  Fourth  ave 

Wright  Edward,  painter,  res  770  Sixth  (rear) 

Wright  Edward  E,  cabinet  maker,  res  536  Thirty-eighth 

Wright  Garrett  D,  telegraph  operator  S  P  Co,  res  955  Mag- 
nolia 

Wright  George,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  1518  Thirteenth  ave 

Wright  George,  res  767  Fifth 

Wright  George  H,  city  tax  collector,  res  222  Helen 

Wright  H  Mrs,  bookkeeper  White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  res 
542  Charter 

Wright  H  C,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  363  E  Fifteenth 

Wright  Helen  E,  res  1317  Sixteenth  ave 

WRIGHT  &  HEBBOD  (Isaac  Wright,  A  M  and 
William  Herrod)  principals  Oakland  Academy,  1265 
Franklin 

WRIGHT  HOMER,  manager  White  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co,  res  542  Charter 

Wright  Homer  M,  collector  S  P  Co,  res  Telegraph  ave  bet 
Ashby  and  Webster 

Wright  Howard  E,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  955  Magnolia 

WRIGHT  ISAAC  (Wright  &  Herrod)  res  1165 
Jackson  or  262  Thirteenth 

Wright  J  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Grand  Western  Hotel 

Wright  J  F  Mrs,  res  1081  Twelfth 

WRIGHT  JAMES  H,  agent  S  P  Co,  Sixteenth 
Street  Station,  res  Berkeley 

Wright  John,  res  1330  Eleventh  ave 

Wright  John,  solicitor  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Manufacturing 
Co 

Wright  John  J,  carpenter,  res  567  E  Seventeenth 

Wright  John  S,  harness  maker  Robt  J  Beebe,  res  1559 
Broadway 

WWright  John  T  Capt,  capitalist,  res  771  Fifth 

Wright  Leslie  A,  insurance  clerk,  S  F,  res  955  Magnolia 

Wright  Libbie  P  Miss,  res  363  E  Fifteenth 

Wright  Margaret  Mrs,  res  921  Broadway 

Wright  Maria  L  Mrs,  res  973  Seventh 

Wright  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  756  Sixteenth 

Wright  Mary  B,  Mrs,  res  866  Willow 

Wright  M  E  Mrs,  milliner,  res  1317  Sixteenth  ave 

Wright  Orlando  S,  res  1266  Fourth  ave 

Wright  Orson  W,  pattern  maker,  res  848  Isabella 

Wright  R  M  Mrs,  res  765  Nineteenth 

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Wright  Samuel,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  242 

Hannah 
Wright  Samuel,  employe  Pacific    Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  964 

Third 
Wright  Samuel  H,  re?  955  Magnolia 
Wright  S  D  Mrs,  res  1220  Twelfth  ave 
Wright  Win,  mgr  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  S  F 
Wright  Wm,  fruit  canncr.  res  Newland  House 
Wright  Win  J  C,  mechanic,  S  F,  res  756  Sixteenth 
Wuescher    Fred,   harness    maker.  1159    E  Fourteenth,  res 

1186  E  Fourteenth 
Wuescher  John  R,  hatter,  res  cor  Central  ave  and  E  Twenty- 
eighth 
Wulff  D    (J    gela  A  WulfT)  res  cor  Fifth  and  Peralta 
Wulff  John,   propr   Pioneer   Bakery,   SW  cor  Seventh  and 

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Wul/.en  Albert  II,  photographer,  res  .camore 

Wundus  W  II.  barber  II  G  Jacobs,  res  1765  Grove 
Wunn  Louis,  baker  New  York  Bakery,  res  1793  Grove 
Wuntsch  Joseph,  meter  maker  Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat 

Co,  rea  71 3   Franklin 
Wurts  MyroD  L  (Dusinbury  &  Wurts)  res  553  Twentieth 
Wuthe  Emma  Miss,  rea  612  E  Fifteenth 
Wuthe  Paul  W,  butcher,  res  L40J  Thirteenth  ave 
Wyand  M  P  Mrs.  lodgings,  363  Fifth 
Wyatl  Mrs,  rea  The 

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WyckoffCora  K  Miss,  9chool  teacher,  res  1512  Ninth 

ikoffE  Louis<    Miss,  bookkeeper  M  M  Samson,  res  L512 

Ninth 
Wyckoff  Jacob  I  3,  carpenter,  res  L512  Ninth 
Wyckoff  Margaret  F  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  1512  Ninth 
Wyckoff  Nellie  A  Miss,  Bchool  teacher,  res  L512  Ninth 
Wyckoff  T  P,  janitor  Court  House,  rea  L671  Fourteenth 
W'vld  Edward,  brick  layer,  rea  L523  Fifth 
Wylie  Belle  Mrs,        B26  Ninth 

Wylie  Joseph  H, agricultural  implements,  S  F,  res  626  Ninth 
Wylie  Thomas,  milkman.  r  F  Fourteenth  andTwenty- 

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Hie  B  P,  clerk  8  P  Co,  res  1314  Eighth 
Wymao  Benjamin  II.  bookkeeper  B  DunsmuirA  Son-,  s  F. 

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Wyman  Joseph  H,  millwright,  res  1319  Ninth  ave 
Wyman  Julius  W,  real  estate,  1145  E  Fourteenth,  res  NE 

cor  Monroe  and  Julia 
Wyms  Agnes  Miss,  student,  res  770  Twenty-first 
Wyms  Frank,  clerk  Oakland  Rubber   Stamp   Co,  res  770 

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Wyms  John  H,  agt  Whitney's  Express,  S  F,  res  770  Twenty- 

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Wyneken  Clara  Mrs,  res  .1177  Eighth 
Wyneken  Emma  Miss,  res  1179  Eighth 
Wyneken  S  Mrs,  res  1179  Eighth 

Wynlock  J  W,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Com- 
mercial Union  Hotel 
Wythe  Alice  Miss,  res  825  Fourteenth 
Wythe  Grace  Miss,  res  825  Fourteenth 
Wy^he  Jane  Mrs,  res  825  Fourteenth 
WYTHE  J  H,    physician   and  surgeon,   professor   of 

histology    in   Cooper  Medical   College,    S  F,  office  and 

res  825  Fourteenth,  office  hours  9  to  11  a  m  and  3  to  5 

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Wythe  Joseph  H   Rev,  pastor  Chester  Street  M  E  Church, 

res  950  Wood 
Wythe  L  D  Mrs,  res  825  Fourteenth 
Wythe  Margaret  Miss,  teacher    Lafayette   School,   res    825 

Fourteenth 
Wythe  Stephen,  res  825  Fourteenth 
Wythe  Willson,  res  825  Fourteenth 
Wittenbach  Emanuel,  artist,  S  F,  res  Lorin 
Wyttenbach  Eugene,  artist,  S  F,  res  Lorin 
Wyttenbach  Paul,  artist,  S  F,  res  Lorin 

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Yager  Bodel  Mrs,  widow,  res  1059  Thirteenth 
Yager  George  L,  tinner  M  De  La  Montanya,  res  1011  Sev- 
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Yager  Jacob,  res  Lake  ave  bet  Buttercup  and  Dandelion 
Yager  Joseph,  res  Lake  ave  bet  Buttercup  and  Dandelion 
Yager  Mark,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  1059  Thirteenth 
Yager  Paulina  Mrs,  res  1011  Seventh 
Yale  Charles  G,  editor  Mining  and  Scientific  Press,  S  F,  res 

179  Third 
Yale  Lawrence  B,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  222  E  Fifteenth 
Yale  S  T  Mrs,  res  222  E  Fifteenth 


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O  YATES  CHARLES   M  (Yates  &  Co)  res  S  F 

YATES    &    COMPANY    (Charles   M    Yates   and 
William  E  Stevens)  W  B  Webber    manager,  Painting, 
Illuminating   and    Lubricating    Oils,  cor    Market  and 
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Yau-  Charles  II.  teller  Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  res  S  F 
Yates  Edward,  operator    S    P    Co,  Block  System,   tower  3, 
res  Weber  Hotel 
Flora  Miss,  res  Forty-third  opp  Salem 
Yates  G  E,  mining,  res  1354  Tenth  ave 
Yates  Lucius  E,  Deputy  County  Assessor,  res  Forty-third  nr 

-  ID   Pablo  ave 
Yates  Robert,  machinist  S  P  Co,  res  1664  Eighth 
Yaunker  Barney,  clerk,  res  834  Washington 
Yeates  Montague,  clerk  S  P  Co,  offices^  F,  res  404  E  Tenth 
Yelland  Raymond  D,  artist,  res  1464  Seventh   ave 

•mans  Charles,  res  921  Broadway 
Yeomans  Kate  Mrs,  nurse,  res  921  Broadway 
Yerick  Adam,  millwright,  res  661  Twenty-fourth 
Yerick Clark,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  1629  Myrtle 
rian  Emma,  dome-tie,  565  Sixteenth 
\.i  I>  8,  furniture  and    b  gpress,  stand    SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Fourteenth,  res  Hannah  nr  Peralta 
Yoakum  Hattie  Miss,  employe  California  Cotton    Mills  Co, 

•HI  E  Twelfth 
Yoakum  Isabel  Mi  res  914  E  Twelfth 

kiim  Minnie, domestic  Mrs  o  B  Metcalf,  rea  910  Frank- 
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ii  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1373  Fifteenth 

in,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1  373  Fifteenth 
li  M  l  373  Fifteenth 

Yore  W  .1.  inning  Building,   1115  Broadway,   rea  ! 

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I  B  8,  treasurer  Alameda    County  Terminal    Railway 
Broadway,  room  10,  res   189  Plymouth  ave 
Yoshida  K,  Japanese  boarding  house,  rea  767  Webster 
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Young  JAlex,  employe  California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  res  615 
Twenty-third  ave  (rear) 

Young  Alexander  Jr,  mechanical  draughtsman,  res  13J.: 
Madison 

Young  Alexander  Mrs,  res  1313  Madison, 

Young  Andrew  J,  miner,  res  1374  Ninth 

Young  Annie  Miss,  res  1374  Ninth 

Young  Charles,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  960  Kirkham 

Young  Charles,  laborer,  res  31 8|  Third 

Young  Daniel  E,  laborer  California  Door   Co,  res  Berkeley 

Young  Dollie  Miss,  res  960  Kirkham 

Young  E  A,  Adeline  Market,  1203  Seventh,  res  1314  Sev- 
enth 

Young  Edith  M  Mrs,  res  1020  Seventh  ave 

Young  Edmond,  farmer,  res  cor  Carroll  and  E  Twentieth 

Young  E  L  Mrs,  res  921  Broadway 

Young  Emma  Miss,  res  1374  Ninth 

Young  Frank,  machinist,  S  F,  res  879  Pine 

Young  Frank  B,  student  High  School,  res  939  Magnolia 

YOUNG  FRANK  W,  special  agent  and  adjuster 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Company,  S  F,  res  939 
Magnolia 

Young  Frederika,  domestic  721  Sixteenth 

Young  Geo,  driver  Bay  City  Dairy,  res  SW  cor  Twenty-fifth 
and  Broadway 

Young  George,  advance  agt  McGinley  Co,  res  n  s  Forty- 
second  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Young  Geo  A,  driver,  res  N  E  cor  Colusa  and  Humboldt 
aves 

Young  George  B,  carpenter  Charles  Littlefield,  res  1164 
Campbell 

Young  Georgie,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 

Young  Harry,  bootmaker  James  O'Connell,  res  1375  Seven- 
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Young  Henry   employe  S  P  Co,  res  1508  Eighth  (rear) 

Young  Henry,  employe  Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  res  Sec- 
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Young  Henry  H.  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  1710  Pacific 

Young  Hiram,  sewing  machine  agt,  361  and  363  Fifth 

Young  J  Mrs,  lodging  house,  1458  Seventh,  res  same 

Young  James  H,  laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 
Emeryville 

YOUNGr  JOHN,  boots  and  shoes,  961  Washington, 
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Young  John  B,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  Golden  Gate 

Young  John  F,  watchmaker,  954  Broadway,    res  1008  West 

Young  J   M,    homceopathist  and   surgeo.1,   1155   Broadway. 

rooms  41,  42,  res  2217  San  Pablo  ave 
Young  Justice,  student,  cor  Carroll  and  E  Twentieth 
Young  J  W  Mrs,  res  1410  Tenth 

Young  L  A  Mrs,  electric  baths,  461  Ninth,  res  same 
Young  Lillian  Miss,  student,  res  879  Pine 
Young  Mary  Miss,  res  1374  Ninth 

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Young  Michael  D  (Hanson  &  Young)  res  Henry  House 

Young  N  J,  carpenter,  res  1369  Sixteenth  ave 

Yoang  0  A  Mrs,  res  1020  Seventh  ave 

Young  Richard,  stereotyper  Pacific  Press,  res  708  Eleventh 

Young  Richard,  res  1111  Willow 

Young  Richard  H,  miner,  res  NE  cor  Colusa  and  Hum- 
boldt ave 

Young  Seward,  carpet  layer  E  Hook,  res  cor  Carroll  and  E 
Twentieth 

Yourg  W  A,  tinning,  plumbing  and  gasfitting,  1314  Sev- 
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Young  Walter,  h  undryman  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  res  1375 
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Young  Win  V.  butcher,  rea  NE  cor  Colusa  and  Humboldt  ave 

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:iiLr  W  M.  painter,  res  L369  Sixteenth  ave 

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aa1  Zander  Louis,  res  1127  Twenty-third  ave 
?:  Zanoni   Giovanni,  laborer,  res   n   s  Forty-second   bet  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Grove 
Zanovich  Marion,  teamster,  res  Stock  Yards 
Zazueta  D  G,  real  estate,  471  Ninth,  res  Ranlet  House 
Zech  L  M  Jr  Prof,  teacher  Field  Seminary,  res  S  F 
Zehle  Gustave,  shoemaker,  1519  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 
Zehnder  Martin,  laborer  Frank  Albert,  res  1915  Adeline 
Zeigler  Henry,  res  540  Hobart 

Zeigler  W  G  (Doyle,  Galpin  &  Zeigler)  S  F,  res  540  Hobart 
Zeimer  Hannah,  KAHN  BROS,  res  627  Fourteenth 
Zelich    Gregorio,  cook    Kosta    &    Co    restaurant,    res    827 

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Zeller  Adolph,  propr  Park  Exchange  Hotel,  Emeryville 
Zeller  J  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Playter  Block 
Zeller  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Playter  Block 
Zerga  Stefano  (Luigi,  Raffetto  &  Co)  res  1001  Seventh 
Zerpentine  Herman,  baker,  res  565  Eleventh 
Zerrell  Herman,  teamster,  res  1116  Second  ave 
Zetterberg  Gus,  porter  Tubbs  Hotel 
Zibbel  John,  employe  Bay  City  Mills 
Ziegenbein  Cathrina  Mrs,  widow,  res  966  Peralta 
Ziegenbein  Mary  Miss,  res  966  Peralta 
Ziegenfuss  Joseph    N,  employe  Kohler  &  Chase,  res  916 

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Ziegenfuss  P  A,  clerk  Garner  &  Son,  res  Newland  House 
Ziegler  W  C,  artist  in  astrology,  474  Thirteenth,  res  same 
Zierner  L,  res  627  Fourteenth 
Zimmerman  Eric,  mariner,  res  1020  Wood 
ZIMMERMAN    FRANK    S  (Flint  &  Ziininer- 1 

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Zimmerman  Henry,  res  914  Kirkham 
Zimmerman  Jacob,  laborer,  res  1380  Broadway 
Zimmerman  John  A,  hotel  keeper,  res  Oregon  Block 
Zimmerman  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1014  Third  ave 
Zimmerman  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1014  Third  ave 
Zimmerman  Mary  Miss,  res  1014  Third  ave 
Zimmerman  Wm  H,  clerk    Flint    &   Zimmerman,   res  914 

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Zinck  Christian,  contractor  and  builder,  res  710  Sixth 
Zinck  Ernest,  carpenter,  res  710  Sixth 
Zinck  Z,  contractor  and  builder,  827  Twenty-ninth 
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Zittlan  August  F,  res  511  E  Fifteenth 

Zi/.ak  Antone,  restaurant,  464  Tenth,  res  417  Durant 

Zollette  Geo,  fruit,  1305  San  Pablo  ave,  res  same 

Zollner  Alfred,  porter,  S  F,  res  e  s  Grove   nr  Thirty-eighth 

Zollner  Hans,  dyer  P  Phillips,  res  470  Eighth 

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Zosh  Mary,  employe  California  Jute  Mills 
Zumsteg  Louis,  gardener,  res  s  s  Fortieth  nr  Market 
Zumwalt  Hattie  Miss,  res  1213  Jefferson 
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City  of  Alameda  has  about  11,300  inhabitants;  is 
located,  we  may  say,  on  an  island  four  miles  in  length 
and  one  mile  in  breadth,  and  is  traversed  by  two 
steam  railroads  a  quarter  of  a  mile  apart.  Its  climate 
is  much  better  than  that  of  San  Francisco,  only  a  few 
miles  away.  The  fogs  so  common  in  the  latter  city, 
owing  to  the  formation  of  the  hills,  pass  to  the  North 
and  South  of  Alameda,  following  the  mountains  north 
of  Oakland  and  the  hills  south  of  San  Francisco.  The 
soil  is  a  sandy  loam  and  produces  fruits  and  flowers  of 
all  kinds. 

streets  are  broad,  ranging  from  sixty  to  one  hundred 
feet.  During  the  past  year  about  twenty-six  miles  of 
streets  have  been  graded  and  macadamized  at  a  cost  of 
$164,600,  and  nearly  as  much  more  is  now  under  con- 
tract; also  thirty  miles  of  artificial  stone  sidewalk  has 
been  laid,  and  improvements  are  still  being  rapidly 
made. 

system  of  sewerage  is  the  best  ever  devised.  Central 
avenue  extends  the  full  length  of  the  city,  and  follows 
its  greatest  elevation,  or  an  altitude  of  about  thirty  feet 
above  sea  level,  which  gives  a  splendid  fall  for  drain- 
age on  each  side,  in  a  distance  of  half  a  mile  to  the 
north  or  south.  There  is  an  intercepting  sewer  on  each 
side  of  the  city,  which  is  flushed  by  the  tide  every 
twenty-four  hours.  Forty  miles  of  sewers  are  in  the 
streets  and  avenues,  and  no  city  in  the  State  is  as  well 
located  for  drainage,  and  none  so  well  provided  with 
sewers. 

town  is  lighted  by  eighty-five  electric  lights  mounted 
on  towers  and  masts,  aggregating  200,000  candle 
power;  this,  with  the  plant  and  machinery,  is  owned 
by  the  city. 

public  schools  of  Alameda  consist  of  one  High  School, 
three  Grammar  Schools,  two  Primarv  Schools  and  one 


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ungraded  school,  with  an  enrollment  of  more  than 
2,000  pupils.  The  schools  rank  very  high  in  educa- 
tional circles,  and  the  High  School  is  an  approved 
school,  whose  graduates  enter  the  University  upon  the 
recommendation  of  its  principal. 

There  are  two  post-offices  within  the  limits  of  the  city,  and 
the  free  delivery  system  is  also  under  consideration  by 
the  po.-t-orrice  authorities. 

There  are  two  papers  published  in  Alameda:  The  Encinal, 
weekly,  which  has  been  published  for  twenty-one 
years,  and  the  Argus,  semi-weekly,  now  in  its  twelfth 
year. 

Numerous  churches  and  fraternal  organizations  have  been 
established,  and  are  in  a  flourishing  condition. 


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CITY   GOVERNMENT. 


BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 
P>  gular  Meetings  Mondays  at  7:30  p.  if. 


Members  of  the  Board — E.  B.  Mastick,   President;  E.    P. 
Peckham,  C.  C.  Vblberg,  A.  P.  Everett,  Chas  S.    Neal, 
James  Millington. 
Standing  Committees — JudiciaryrE.  B.  Mastick, E.  P. Peck- 
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Finance,  Auditing  and   Public   Health — E.  P.  Peckham,  A. 

P.  r.  i  rett. 
Fire,  Police,  Water  and  Public  Buildings — C.    C.    Voll 
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ad  Wharves — Chas.  S.  Neal*  C.  C.  Volb< 
its,  Licenses,  Printing  and  Advertising — A.  P.  Everett. 
E.  P.  P(  ckham. 
E.  B.  Mastick,  Member  of  all  Committer 
Citj  urer     X.  \V.  Palmer. 

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I;      >rder— C.  M.  Radcliff. 

!  i-  ;iiel  Superintendent  Public  Streets  and  High- 

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BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 


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Members  of  the  Board — A.  Mayrisch,  President;  D.  J.  Sul- 
livan, W.  A.  L.  Knowles,  J.  B  Lanktree,  C.  A.  Brown; 
D.  J.  Sullivan,  Secretary. 

Standing  Committees — Classification,  Credentials  and 
Qualifications  of  Teachers:  D.  J.  Sullivan,  W.  A. 
L.  Knowles,  A.  Mayrisch. 

School  Houses  and  Sites — C.  A.  Brown,  A.  Mayrisch,  J.  B. 
Lanktree. 

Rules  and  Regulations — J.  B.  Lanktree,  D.  J.  Sullivan,  A. 
Mayrisch. 

High  School  and  Printing — D.  J.  Sullivan,  C.  A.  Brown,  A. 
Mayrisch. 

Furniture,  Supplies  and  Janitors — W.  A.  L.  Knowles,  C.  A. 
Brown,  A.  Mayrisch. 

Finance,  Salaries  and  Judiciary — J.  B.  Lanktree,  W.  A.  L. 
Knowles,  A.  Mayrisch. 


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Regular  Officers — D.  F.  Chisholm,  John  Conrad,  Joseph 
Lawrence,  Fred  F.  Brampton,  Denis  Welch,  Louis 
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FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Engineer,  Fred  K.  Krauth,  Jr.;  Assistant  Engineer, 
First  District,  C.  C.  Brock  ;  Assistant  Engineer,  Second 
District,  Charles  Strum  ;  Secretary,  Fred  S.  Morton. 

Citizens  Hook  and  Ladder  Co,  No.  1 — M.  G.  Strong, 
Foreman  ;  F.  K.  Krauth,  Jr.,  Secretary.  Location, 
south  side  of  Webb  avenue,  near  Park  street. 

Thompson  Hose  Co.  No,  1 — Wm.  H.  Porter,  Foreman  ;  C. 
C.  Brock,  Secretary.  Location,  south  side  Webb  Ave- 
nue, between  Park  and  Everett. 

Whidden  Hose  Co.  No  2 — J.  C.  Murray,  Foreman  ;  J.  B. 
Lanktree,  Secretary.  Location,  east  side  of  Webster, 
between  Railroad  and  Pacific  avenues. 

Central  Hose  Co,  No.  3 — Mark  Hackett,  Foreman  ;  T.  J. 
Smith,  Secretary.  Location,  Santa  Clara  avenue,  cor- 
ner Bay  street. 

Pacific  Hose  Co.  No.  4— Wm.  G.  Stahl,  Foreman  ;  F.  S. 
Morton,  Secretary.  Located  Pacific  avenue,  corner  of 
Chestnut. 

Board  of  Fire  Delegates — T.  J.  Smith,  President  ;  Fred 
S.  Morton,  Secretary.     Meets  atOld  City  Hall  on  fourth 


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three  delegates  from  each  of  the  companies. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

High  School — D.   J.  Sullivan,  Principal;    J.   H.   EickhofF, 
J.  H.  Fire  hammer  and  A.  W.  Scott,  Assistants;   Wm, 
T.  Valentine,  Janitor. 
1I,\ k.i it  School — D.  J.  Sullivan,  Principal.     Teachers — 1st 
Grade,  Miss   Bertha  T.  Vollman;    2d   Grade,   Mrs.  E. 
M.  North;   3d  Grade,  Miss  Jennie   McLaren   and  Miss 
Ella  O'Brien:    4th  Grade,  Miss   Agnes  Spatz   and  Miss 
Caroline  J.  Swyney;  5th  Grade,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Chase;   6th 
Grade,  Miss   Mabel   Barber;  7th    Grade,  Mrs.   G.   Cle- 
ment;   8th  Grade,  Mrs.  A.  C.  Paris;  Wm.  T.  Valentine, 
Janitor 
Porteb  School — Mrs.  J.  A.  Burge,  Principal.  Teachers — 1st 
Grade,  Miss  Alice  H.  Cohen;    2d   Grade,   Miss   Minnie 
Cohen;   3d  Grade,  Miss  L.  K.  Taney;     4th  Grade,  Miss 
Etta  Jackson;    5th  Grade,  Miss  Margaret  Cheney:    6th 
Grade,  Miss  Minnie  McKean;    7th  Grade,  Miss  Helen 
M.  1 1. ni:    8th  "A"  Grade,  Mrs.  J.  A.  Burge;    8th  "B" 
Grade,  Miss  Li  sett  a  Megerle;    Robert   McGowan,  Jani- 
tor 
West   End  School — Wm.   ().   Dickson,  Principal.     Teach- 
ers— 2d  and  3d  Grades,  Miss  M.   Fitzpatrick;   4th   and 
5th  Grades,  \V.  ().  Dickson:    6th  and  7th   Grades,  Mrs. 
X.  II    Ramsdell;   8th  Grade,  Miss   M.  II.    McLean:   Al- 
bert I  .  Janitor. 
Encinal  School — Mrs.  E.  T.   Eves,  Principal.     Teachers — 
5th  and  Sixth  Grades,  Mrs    C.   J.   Newberry;  7th   and 
Mli  Grades,  Mrs.  E.  T.  [yes;  Merit/.  Fernbach,  Janitor. 
Ada  mil  a  School — Miss  N.    L.  Smith,    Principal.     Teach- 
i  | — 5th  and  6th  Grades,  Miss  M.  Sohlke;  7th  and  8th 
Grades,  Miss  X.  L.  Smith;   George  Pox,  Janitor. 
Ungraded — l'.w    Farm    School — Miss   Alice   Richardson, 
teacher;     General     Substitute,    Miss     Lillian     Roden; 
Teacher    of   Drawing,    Hubert     Burgess;    Teacher    of 
Music,  Washington  Elliott . 
Office  of  Superintendent  of  Schools,  High  School   Building. 


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juvenile,  balance  scientific,  history,  travels,  etc.,  circul- 
ation about  4,000  per  month,  Board  of  Trustees — Wm. 
Simpson,  President;  Geo.  H.  Mastick,  John  G.  Brick, 
John  Lutgen,  R.  B.  Tappan;  R.  Kirk,  Secretary  and 
Librarian;  Miss  Mary  C.  Harbaugh,  Assistant  Libra- 
rian.    Open  from  9  a.  m.  to  9  p.  m.     Sunday  1  to  5. 


CHURCHES. 

First  Congregational  Church — Location,  southwest  cor- 
ner Central  Avenue  and  Chestnut.  Rev.  W.  W.  Scud- 
der,  Jr.,  pastor.  Services,  11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.; 
Sunday-school,  12:30  p.  m. 

St.  Joseph's  Church  (R.  C.)— Location,  southwest  corner  San 
Antonio  avenue  and  Chestnut  Street.  Rev.  M.  McNaboe, 
pastor.  Services,  8:30  and  10:30  a,  m.,  Sunday-school 
8:45  a.  m. 

First  Baptist  Church — Location,  south    side    Santa  Clara 
Avenue    between  Benton   and  Staunton  Streets.     Rev. 
W.  C.   Spencer,  pastor.     Services,    11    a.  m.;    Sunday 
school,  12:30  p.  m. 

Christ  Church  (Episcopal) — Location,  northwest  corner 
Oak  and  Santa  Clara  Avenue.  Rev.  Alfred  T.  Perkins, 
rector.  Services,  11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.m.  Sunday-school, 
10  A.  M. 

West  End  M.  E.  Church — Location,  northwest  corner  Pros- 
pect Street  and  Santa  Clara  Avenue.  Rev.  D.  Dennett, 
pastor.     Sunday-school,  3  p-  M- 

First  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Location,  southwest 
corner  Park  Street  and  Central  Avenue.  Rev.  John 
Kirby,  pastor.  Services,  11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.;  Sun- 
day-school, 12:30  p.  m. 

First  Presbyterian  Church — Location,  corner  Central  and 
Versailles  Avenues.  Rev.  E.  Y.  Garrette,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices, 11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  12:30  p.  m 

Free  Methodist  Church — Rev.  Wm.  Le  Due,  pastor,  n  s 
Pine  between  Central  and  Santa  Clara  Avenues.  Ser- 
vices, 11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.;  Sunday-school,  9  a.  m. 

German  Congregational — Meets  Friday  evening  at  7:30  p. 
m.,  at  Congregational  Church. 

New  Church  Swedenborgian — I.  O.  O.  F.  Hall.  Rev. 
Doughty.     Services,  7:30  p.  m. 


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F.  and  A.  M — Oak  Grove  Lodge,  No  215,  meets  at  hall,  cor- 
ner Park  street  and  Santa  Clara  Avenue,  second  Thurs- 
day evening  each  month. 

Independent  Order  Odd  Fellows — Encinal  Lodge.  No.  64, 
meets  at  hall,  cornel  Park  and  Santa  Clara  Avenue 
every  Monday  evening. 

Ancient  Ordeb  United  Workmen — Alameda  Lodge,  No.  5, 
meet-  Wennesday  evening  at  Odd  Fellows7  Hall 

Ashler  Lodge,  No  165,  meets  Tuesday  evening  at  Odd  Fel- 
ls' Ball. 

West  End  Lodge,  No.  175,  meets  Tuesday  evening  at  Holtz 
Ball 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic — Joe  Hooker  Post.  No  1.1, 
John  Ellsworth,  Commander.  Meets  first  Friday 
evening  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall 

American  Legion  of  Honor — Council  No.  492,  meets  sec- 
ond and  fourth  Thursdays  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows' 
Hall 

United  Ancient  Ordeb  of  Druids — Alameda  Grove,  No. 
57,  meets  at  Masonic  Hall  every  Tuesday  evening. 

Knights  oi  Honor — Garden  City  Lodge,  No.  1745,  meets 
first  and  third  Thursdays  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows' 
Hall 

Order  of  Chosen  Friends — Council  No.  27.  meets-  everv 
Wednesday  evening  at  Holtz  Hall. 

Knights  of  Pythias — Alameda  Lodge,  No.  49,  meets  at  I. 
0.  {)   V.  Ball  Friday  evenings 

Native  8ons  of  The  Golden  West — Alameda  Parlor.  No 
17.  meets  at  Boltz  Ball. 

Halcyon  Parlor,  No.  146,  meets  at  St.  George's  Ball 

United Fri   nd>  of  the  Pacific  —Alameda  Council.  No.  27, 

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PARKS. 

Alameda  Athletk     and    Baseball    Pare — A.  J,   Piercy, 

Manag<  P.       Location  ea8t    of    Webster    street,    between 

Centra]  and  Santa  I  Jlara  Avenu< 


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Park  Street. 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall — Northwest  corner  Santa  Clara  Avenue 

and  Park  Street. 
Park  Opera  House — Southwest  corner    Park  and    Buena 

Vista  Avenue. 
Tucker's  Hall — Park  Street,   between  Central   and   Santa 

Clara  Avenues. 
Schroeder's  Hall. — Northwest  corner  of  Park  and  Webb 

Avenue. 
St.  George's  Hall — Park  Street,  northeast    corner  Webb 

Avenue. 
St  Joseph's  Hall — Northeast  corner  San  Antonio   and  La- 
fayette. 
Webb  Avenue  Hall — South  side  Webb  Avenue  near  Park 


BANKS. 

Bank  of  Alameda — Capital,  $100,000  ;  surplus  and  profits, 
$14,000.  Henry  Sevening,  President  ;  Dell  Linder- 
mann,  Vice-President  ;  J.  E.  Baker,  Cashier  and  Secre- 
tarv.    Park  northeast  corner  Central  Avenue. 


POST  OFFICES. 

Alamsda  Post  Office — Santa  Clara  avenue,  near  Park 
street.  George  Sturtevant,  Postmaster.  Office  hours, 
8  a.  m.  to  8  P  M. 

West  End  Post  office — West  side  of  Webster  Street,  be- 
tween Railroad  and  Santa  Clara  Avenues.  Miss  M.  A. 
Morris,  Postmistress. 


NEWSPAPERS. 

Alameda  Encinal- — F.  K.  Krauth,  editor  and  proprietor, 
office  1520  Park  Street.  This  journal  is  now  in  the 
twenty-first  year  of  its  publicatian,  and  is  the  pioneer 
newspaper  in  Alameda.  Published  every  Wednesday. 
Terms,  $3.00  per  year. 

Alameda  Semi-Weekly  Argus  (Republican) — T.  G.  Dan- 
iells,  publisher.  Office,  1624  Central  Avenue,  west  of 
Park  Street,  Terms,  $3.00  per  year.  Nov/ in  its  twelfth 
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Adams  I)  Mrs,  widow,  res  Central  ave  nr  High 
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Aldrich  Rosa  Mrs,  widow,  res  986  Park  ave 

Alexander  Chas  M,    salesman    Whittier,    Fuller  &  Co,   S  F, 

res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet  Schiller  and  Union 
Alexander  David  G,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1816  San  Jose  ave 
Alexander  Forbes  J,  genl  mdse,  NW  Sherman  and  Central 

ave,  res  same 
Allen  Austin  S,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  San  Jose  ave  bet  Wal- 
nut and  Willow 
Allen  H  M,  contractor    and    builder,  s  s    Encinal   ave  opp 

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Allen  Isaac  P,  mining,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave,  nr    Second 

ave 
Allen  Reece  B,  wharf  collector,  S  F,  res  1328  Versailles  ave 
Allen  Sidney,  clerk,  S  F,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave,  nr  Second 

ave 
AllendorfT  Margaret  Mrs,  boarding  house,  n  s  Alameda  ave 

bet  Oak  and  Walnut 
Altenberg  Fred,  res  Railroad  ave  nr  Webster 
Altfield  Simon,  traveling  salesman,  res  1522  William 
Altswager  Fred,  chicken  ranch,  res  Post  nr  the  bay 
Atwater  David,  engineer,  S    F,  res  e  s  Benton,  nr  Railroad 

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Ama  Augusta,  domestic  A   Cohen,  n  s  Santa   Clara  ave  ,  nr 

McPherson 
Ames  Edwd  M,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  1531  Sherman 
Anderson     Peter,     salesman     Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  res 

1843  San  Antonio  ave 


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Anderson  Mrs  Annie,  widow,  1534  Sherman 

Anderson  August,    1st    officer    steamer    Newark,    res    1039 

Broadway 
Anderson  Augusta  Mi>s,  res  SW  cor  Kings  ave  and  Bay 
Anderson  Chas  A  Capt,  master   mariner,  res  1722  Alameda 

ave 
Anderson  Edwd,   trimmer  Jenny  Electric  Co,  res  1722  Ala- 
meda ave 
Anderson  Gus,  seaman  SP  Co,  res  3620  Santa  Clara  ave 
Anderson  Gus,  contractor,  res  1871  Encinal  ave 
Anderson  Henry,  machinist,  res  SW  cor  Post  and  Jefferson 
Anderson  Henry  C,  student  Dupue  &  Aydelotte's  Business 

College,  res  1722  Alameda  ave 
Anderson  John,  laborer,  res  w  s  Cottage  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 


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Anderson  John   Q,  student  Heald's  Business  College,  S  F, 

res  1871  Encinal  ave 
Anderson  Neal,  laborer,  res  Oak  bet  Buena  Vista  and  Eagle 

ave 
Anderson  Neils,  boatman,  res  SW  cor  Post  and  Jefferson 
Anderson  Xiels,  coachman  and  gardener,  res  1712  Clement 

ave 
Andres  Albert,  potter  N  Clark  &  Son,  res  143S  Webster   nr 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Angel  Anna  Miss,  res  oSo'2  Railroad  ave 
Ansel  Frank,  clerk  J  L  Ansel,  res  3223  Taylor  ave 
Ansel  John  L,  butcher  cor  McPherson  and  Santa  Clara,  res 

3323  Taylor  ave 
Anthony  Edwin  R,  asst  paymaster  S  P  Co,  res  2422  Alameda 
Anthony  John  A,  freight  agt  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  2415  Central 

ave 
Anton   Annie   M,  bookkeeper   P   N   Anton,  res    1709  Santa 

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Anton  1*  X,  groceries  and  provisions,  1709  Santa  Clara  ave. 

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Anton  Win  A,  clerk  P  X  Anton,  res  1709  Santa  Clara  ave 
Apel  John,  architect,  S  F,  res  n  a  Eagle  ave  nr  Park 
Applegate   1- rank  E,  clerk,  res  2719  Santa  Clara  ave 
Applegate   .1    H  Jr,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  2719  Santa  Clara 

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Applegate   J    Henry,  atty-at-law,  S   F,  res  2719  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Arents  Albert,  mining  engineer,  res  3604  Railroad  ave 
Armstrong  Joseph  K.  agt  Germicide  Paint  Co,  S  F,  res  1728 

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Arnheim  Wm  S,  watchmaker,  S  F,  res  1817  Buena  Vista  ave 
Arnold  Eld  ridge  F,  res  2427  Santa  Clara  ave 
Arnold   Frank   W,  clerk  H  W  Frank  &  Co,  res  2127  Santa 

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Ascheck  Henry  P,  draughtsman  (De^wey  &  Co)  S  P,  res  Eagle 
.i\ ••  bet  I 'nion  and  Schiller 

Atkins  James  l».  pressman  N  dark  A:  Sons,  1867  San  An- 
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Aughinbaugh   Ella  Miss,  res  □  s  Taylor  ave   nr  Third  ave 

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Averill  Fannie  M  Miss,  seamstress,  res  Regent  nr  the  bay 
Ayala  Alex,  employe  PCSS  Co,  S  F,  res  1337  Pearl  ' 
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Bacon  Louis,  teamster,  S  F,  e  s  Sherman  2  n  Buena  Vista 

ave 
Bacon   Mabel  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Eagle  ave  and  Union 
Bacon  Martin,  stockbroker,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Eagle  ave  and 

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Baesel  Elizabeth  Mrs,   widow,    res   n    s   Taylor  ave  nr    St 

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Baggett   Wm  T,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1857  Buena  Vista  ave 
Barley    Charles  P,    railroad   postal  clerk,  res    2031    Buena 

Vista  ave 
Baird  Thos  F,    carpenter,  res    Bay   bet  Central   and    Santa 

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Baker  Charles    F,    commission,  S    F,  res  1912    Santa  Clara 

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Baker  John,  accountant,  res   Blanding  ave  bet  Everett  and 

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Baker  Louis    F,    commission  merchant,   S  F,  res  Versailles 

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Bakker  R  Mrs,  res  NE  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Sherman 
Baldaramos  Valentine,  wood  chopper,  res  cor  High  and  Jef- 
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Baldwin  Wm,  res  s  s  Alameda  ave  bet  Park  and  Oak 
Baleson  Seth  P,  architect,  S  F,  res  1869  Railroad  ave 
Ball  Richard  M,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1635  Beuna  Vista  ave  I 
Ballard  I  T,  clerk  Oil  Co,  res  s  s  San  Antonio  ave  1  w  Paru  \ 
Ballentine  James  L,  stationery  and  notions,  1435  Park,  res 

San  Jose  ave  nr  Broadway 
Balny  A  J,  ostrich  feathers,  S  F,  res  n  s  Railroad  ave 
Bamber  Joseph  J,  driver  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,   S  F,    res  1886 

Encinal  ave 
Barnes  Henry  W,  res  Regent  nr  Encinal  ave 
Bamfield  William,  groom  Mrs  E  G  Cohen,  res  NE  cor  Buena 
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Walnut 
Banks  Charles  L,  carpenter,  res  Encinal  ave 
Bannerman  Johu  T,    scroll  sawyer  Pioneer  Planing  Mills, 

Oakland,  res  1837  Encinal  ave 
Bannister  Alfred  E,  civil  engineer  and  contractor,  res  1710 

Eagle  ave 
Banta  John  H  (Mitzger  &  Banta)  res  Park  ave  bet  Encinal 

and  San  Jose  ave 
BAPTIST    CHURCH,    (FIRST)  Pastor,  W  C 

Spencer,  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave,  nr  Benton 
Barbat  Josie  Miss,  druggist's  clerk,  S  F,  res  1519   McPher- 

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Barbat  N  Mrs,  widow,  res  1519  McPherson 
Barbat  Pearl  Miss,  res  1519  McPherson 

BARBER  ALFRED  S  (STODDARD  & 

BARBER,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Barber  Arthur  F,  bookkeeper,  Oakland,  res  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  High 
Barber  Arthur  S,  res  SW  cor  Jackson  and  High 
Barber  Florence  F  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Jackson  and  High 
Barber  Jas  B,  tax  collector,  Oakland,  res  1228  Encinal  ave 
Barber  Jos  E,  reporter,  res  Bank  bet  Park  and  Oak 
Bareilles  C  Miss,  teacher,  res  1609  Central  ave 
Bareilles  Pierre  (Bonnemazon  &  Bareilles)  res  1609  Central 

ave 
Barkdull  Annie  Miss,  res  cor  Broadway  and  Washington 
Barkdull  John  L,  rancher,  res  cor  Broadway  and  Washington 
Barkdull  Sadie  Miss,  res  cor  Broadway  and  Washington 
Barker  Eliza  Mrs,  widow,  res  High  bet  Van  Buren  and  Jack- 
son 
Barker  Prank  A,  dispatcher  S  P  Co  Railway  Mole,  res  High 

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Barkhaua  Dietrich  H,  res  1830  Central  ave 
Barlow  S  Mrs,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel,  1614  Park 
Barnum  Ada  Miss,  its  e  b  Bay,  3  n  Santa  (Mara  ave 
Barnum  John  <J,  rea  e  a  Bay,  3  n  Santa  Clara  ave 
Barnum  Beth  L,  teamster,  rea  ws  Cottage,  4   s  Santa  Clara 

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Barnwell  Gilbert  T,  collector  Sonoma  Valley  Land  and  Im- 

p  rove  men  I  Co,  S  F,  rea  Park  nr  San  Antonio  ave 
Baroteau  Alfred,  clerk,  pea  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Chestnut 
Baroteau  Mary  Mrs,  pea  MW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Chestnut 
Barry  ThosT, salesman   Murphy,Grant  ft  Co,  8  P,  res  2205 

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Bartlett  Ellen  M  Miss,  res  w  s  St  Charles,  4  s  Kings  ave 
Bartlett  Louis  de  F,  res  w  s  St  Charles  4  s  Kings  ave 
Barton  Grace  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Central  ave 
Barton  John,  pres  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co,  216  Sacrameno, 

S  F,  res  NW  Broadway  and  Central  ave 
Barton  P  W,  salesman  W  T  Y  Schenck,  S  F,  res  2420  Cen- 
tral ave 
Barton  Wm  Ferris,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Broadway 

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BASEBALL  PARK,  bet  Central  and  Santa  Clara 

aves  and  Webster  and  Prospect 
Bassett  Chas  W,genl  agt,  SF,  res  College  ave  nr  Encinal 
Bassett  Wm  H,  lumber  surveyor,  S  F,  res  1350  Pearl 
Batchelder  John  R,  carpenter,  res  Encinal  ave  bet  Union 

and  Grand 
Bates  Eugene  J,  salesman,  S  F,  res  San  Antonio  bet  Union 

and  Grand 
Bates  Eugene  Jr,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1997  Alameda  ave 
Bates  Laura  M  Mrs,  metaphysician,  res  s  s  Clinton  ave  nr 

Chestnut 
Battelle  Arthur  R,  contractor,  res  1954  Railroad  ave 
Battelle  Charles,  laborer,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave,  2  e  Prospect 
Battelle  Geo  E,  contractor,  res  1954  Railroad  ave 
Baum  A  R,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  S  Wcor  Kings  ave  and  Bay 
Baurhyte  Wm,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1005  Central  ave 
Baxter  E  H,  drug  clerk,  S  F,  res  Central  ave  cor  Benton 
Baxter  Robert  W,  road  master  S  P  Co,  res  Park  ave  nr  En- 
cinal 
Bay  State  Market,  John  B  Dulion  propr,  NW  cor  Park  and 

Alameda  ave 
Bayley  Eugene  F,  bookkeeper  Quimby  &  Durkee,  res  Ala- 
meda ave  bet  Oak  and  Walnut 
Baxley  Wilbur  F,  fruit  dealer,  res  Alameda  ave  bet  Oak  and 

Walnut 
Beadle   Donald,  shipping  and  commission  merchant,  S  F, 

res  2419  Santa  Clara  ave 
Beadle  Donald  Jr,  student,  res  2419  Santa  Clara  ave 
Bean  Edwin  F,  compiler,  res  1736  Eagle  ave 
Beard  Geo,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  Park  nr  the  bay 
Becanne  John,  propr  Central  Nursery,  1938  Central  ave,  res 

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Beck  Adolph,  wine  dealer,  S  F,  res  1239  Pearl 
Beck  Alice  Miss,  res  3019  Santa  Clara  ave 
Beck  Ludwig,  salesman,  S  F,  res  3019  Santa  Clara  ave 


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Becker   Charles,  clerk  Terrace  Baths,  res  w  s  Eagle    ave,  nr 

Wood 
i  Beckmann  John  N,  grocery  and  saloon,  NW  cor  Pacific  ave 

and  Chestnut,  res  same 
\  Beckmann    Negrada     Miss,  res  NW    cor    Pacific  ave    and 

Chestnut 
i  Bedell  Edmund,  carpenter,   res  SE  cor    Taylor  and   First 

aves 
Beecher  George  A,  painter  Joseph  Miller,  res   Broadway  nr 

Central  ave 
Behrens  Win,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  e  s  Sherman  nr  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Behrens  Wm  A,  clerk   First   National    Bank,  S   F,   res  e  s 

Weber,  Encinal  Park 
Behrins  John  H,  saloon,  S  F,  res  s  s  Centennial  ave  nr  Mc- 

Pherson 
Bell  Edwin,  coffee  and  spies  dealer,  res  2007  Clinton  ave  nr 

Willow 
Bell  Jessie  Mrs,  widow,  res  1929  Encinal  ave 
Bell  Joseph,  cranesman  S  F  Bridge  Co,  res    1711  Eagle  ave 
Belt  Alfred   M,  asst   mgr   Grangers'   Business   Association, 

S  F,  res  1820  San  Antonio 
Benedict  Alfred  W,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1922  Alameda 
Beneux  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  1539  Webster 
Be  no  Fred,  carpenter,  res  1737  Webster 
Bennett  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res   San   Antonio   bet   Walnut  and 

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Bennett  Geo  E,  clerk  Bennett  Bros,  S   F,  res   San    Antonio 

ave 
Bennetl  Geo  W.  dry  goods  clerk,  S  F,  res  SW     cor  Central 

ave  and  Benton 
Bennett  Sanford  (Dunham,  Carrigan   &    Hayden  Co,  S  F) 

res  351  I  Pacific  ave 
B  nsi  man  Eva  M  Mis-,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  Willow 
Benseman  ''<■"  A,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Encinal   ave 

nr  Willow 
Benl  Benry  A,  carpenter,  res  cond  ave  nr  Central 

Benzing  John,  res  2318  Railroad  ave  be1  Union  and  Grand 
B        Maurice  A.  artists'  materials  and  framing,  res  SW  cor 

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Beritzhoff  A  l  .  bookkeeper,  res  L201  Park 
Beritzhoff  Alex  C,  n  -  L201  Park 
Beritzhoff  M  R  Mis  ,  Park  nr  Encinal  ave,  res  NW  cor  Park 

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Berlier  Louis,  glove  cutter,  S  F,  res  2043  Railroad  ave 
Bernard  Charles  A,  painter,  S  F,  res  3326  Railroad  ave 
Berry  Joseph,  inspector  USA,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Bertelsen  Adolph,  salesman,  S  F,  res  3712  Santa  Clara  ave 
Bertelsen  Otto,  salesman,  S  F,  res  SW  cor   Pacific  ave    and 

Schiller 
Bertholet  Angiel  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  1780  Park 
Bertholet  Bendit,  stone  cutter,  res  1780  Park 
Bertholet  Prosper,  clerk,  res  1780  Park 
Bertholet  Zelie  Mrs,  grocery  store  1780  Park,  res  same 
Bertrand  Emile,  musician,  S  F,  res  Central  ave   bet   Weber 

and  McPherson 
Besoto  G  B,  clerk  California  Maccaroni  Works,  S  F,  res  n  s 

Centennial  ave  nr  McPherson 
Best  F,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Park   Street   Station 
Betten  Wm,  saloon,  NE  cor  Prospect  and  Central   ave,   res 

e  s  Prospect  nr  Central  ave 
Bettencourt  Antonio  J,  laborer,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  Mc 

Pherson 
Bettencourt  Geo,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  McPher- 
son 
Beuck  Charles  (Rodder  &  Beuck)  res  1510  Park  (up  stairs) 
Bevan  Wm   H,   carpenter,   S  F,   res  Oak    bet    Pacific    and 

Buena  Vista  aves 
Bew  Geo  H,  capitalist,  res  2537  Alameda  ave 
Beysand  John  Gardner,  res  cor  Grand  and  Railroad  ave 
Bichvell  J  E  Mrs,  res  Park  ave  nr  Encinal 
Bierbrauer  Karl,  laborer,  res  Minturn  bet  Pacific  and  Buena 
Vista  ave 

BIGLER    JAS    R,   proprietor   STANFORD 

STABLES,  Encinal  ave  nr  Oak,  res  1214  Oak  bet 

Encinal  and  Alameda 
Bigsby  John,  mill  man,  S  F,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Bigwood  Job,  blacksmith,  res  NE  cor  Blanding  ave  and  Oak 
Bilse  Adolph,  bookkeeper,    res   3220    Taylor  ave 
Bima  Antone,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  Court  nr  Encinal 
Bima  Francis  L,  cigar  packer,  S  F,   res   Court    nr    Encinal 

ave 
Bima  John,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  Court  nr  Encinal 
BINDER  F  &  CO  (Fred  Binder  and  E  M    Greene) 

druggists,  1421  Park 
BINDER     FREDERICK      (F     Binder     &     Co) 

Greene's  Alameda   Pharmacy,  res  Artesian  Water  Co's 

Building,  Park 
Bingham  George,  laborer  Harmony  Borax  Co,    res    Pacific 

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Birch  Arndt  G,  bookkeeper  Bancroft,  Whitney   &    Co,    res 

Broadwav  nr  Central  ave 
Bird  Elizabeth  Mrs,  boarding  honse,  n  s  Pacific  ave  nr  Bay 

ave 
Bird  Frank  L,  mgr  P  Centemeri    Kid    Glove  Co,    S    F,  res 

2048  Encinal  ave 
Bird  George,  res  Pacific  ave  Bird's  Point, 
Bird  Irwin,  res  SE  cor  Webster  and  Pacific  ave 
Bird  John,brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Court  | 
Bird  Robert,  boiler  maker,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Bird's  Point 
Birkmaier  George  L  (W  &  J  Sloane  &  Co,  S  F)  res  SW  cor 

Versailles  and  Lincoln  ave 
Bishop  Homer  L,  mining,  res  Sherman   bet    Railroad  and 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Bishop  M  F,  DENTIST,  cor  Park  and  Santa  Clara  ave, 

res  College  nr  Madison 
Bissell  Caroline  Mrs,  dress  maker,  res  Park   nr  San  Antone 

ave 
P>issell  L  H,  warehouseman,  S  F,  res  1432  Morton 

.11  Win  A,  mgr  A  &  P  R  R,  S  F,  res  NW  cor    Alameda 

ave  and   Union 
Bittleston  George,  carpenter,  res  Park  ave  bet  Encinal  and 

San  Jose  ave 
Blachmann  Otto,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Lafayette  and  Schiller 
Blake  George  E,  employe  Eagle  Box  Factory,  res    1918  Pa- 
cific ave 
Blake  John  R,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1436  St  Charles 
Blake  Rebecca  Mrs,  widow,  res  Clinton  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Blakely  Eugene,  laborer,  res  College  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Blanchard  Leopold,  machinist,  Oakland,   res   1523  Clement 

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Blanding  Edward  J,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  1617  Everett 
Blanchard  Jules  J  A,  res  L523  Clement  ave 
Blatchley  II,  artist,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Bay 
Bleyinan  Edward,  res  a  b  Central  ave,  2  e  Prospect 
Bleyman  Edward  Jr,  clerk,  S  F,    res  n  s  Central    ave,  nr.. 

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Bliss  -I  -I.  Quartermaster's  Dept,  S  F,  res  w  s    Sherman    iir|td 

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Bliss  John  <;.  clerk  Chief  Quartermaster  D  S  A,  S  P,  res  E 

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Blum  John,  propr  Bhooting  gallery,  S  F,  res  si-]  cor   Clem- 

cut   ave  and  (  »ak 

Blunn  James  II.  painter,  pes  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Blunt  Charles  D,  clerk  D  Russell  Caldwell,  res  a  a  Central,  nr 
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Blunt  Thomas,    watchman  Pacific    Coast    Oil    Works,    res 

Central  ave  nr  Webster 
Boehmer  Alma  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Park  and  Central  ave 
Boehmer  Fritz,  grocer,  Park  bet  Central  and    Santa    Clara 

ave,  res  SE  cor  Park  and  Central 
Bolmer  Edmund  J,  porter,  S  P  Co,  res  1748  Webster 
Bolton  T,  mgr  American  Tea   Co,  Park,    res    Park  ave  nr 

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Bolton  Jas  T,  mgr  Huddleston  &  Co,  NW  cor  Park  and  Ala- 
meda, res  Park  ave  bet  Encinal  and  Central  ave 
Bonn  Henry,  laborer,  res  Central  ave  nr  High 
Bonnemazou  &  Bareilles    (Jean    Bonnemazou    and   Pierre 

Bareilles)  laundry,  1609  Central  ave 
Bonnemazou  Jean  (Bonnemazou  &  Bareilles)  res  1609  Cen- 
tral ave 
Booth  Edwin  B,  commercial  traveler,  res  1220  Regent 
Borde  Julian,  crimper,  res  1856  Railroad  ave 
Bordwell  Geo   A,  architect,  S  F,  res   Buena  Vista  ave  bet 

Park  and  Everett 
Born  August  J  T,  carpenter,  res  2005  Clinton  ave 
Born   Chas  L  W,  clerk  P  W  Wobber,  res  SE  cor  Alameda 

ave  and  Oak 
Born  Julius  T,  smelter,  res  2005  Clinton  ave 
Borngesser    Jacob    A    (Borngesser  &  Loech)  res   Park  nr 

Santa  Clara 
Borngesser  &  Loech  (Jacob  A  Borngesser  and  Chas  Loech) 

Palace  Bakery,  1425  Park  and  1317  Park 
Borough  Richd,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2023  Central  ave 

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s  s  Encinal  ave  nr  High,  res  same 
Boutelle  Lydia  Mrs,  res  2050  San  Antonia  ave 
Bowcher  James,  furniture  dealer,  S   F,  res  Santa  Clara  ave 

bet  Oak  and  Walnut 
Bowen  Clara  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Regent  and  San  Jose  ave 
Bowen  Horace  MD,  pres  Remedial  Institute,  res   3709  Rail- 
road ave 
Bowen  R  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  NW  cor  Regent  and   San  Jose 

ave 
Bowers  Eliza  Mrs,  domestic  Mrs  H  A  Simons,  3332  Rail- 
road ave 
Bowie  Hyde  R,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2028  Central  ave 
Bowman  H,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Second  ave,  2  n  Taylor  ave 
Boyd  Charles  E,  s  s  Division  nr  Bay 
Boyd  Jennie  Mrs,  res  1309  Pearl 


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Boyd  John,  saloon,  n  s  Central  ave,  3  w  Webster,  res  same 
Boyd  Sarah  Miss,  res  n  s  Central  ave,  3  w  Webster 
Boyd  Wm  E,  master  mariner,  res  1517  Willow 
Boyle  Albert  J,  clerk,  res  2051  Alameda  ave 
Boyle  John  J,  carpenter,  res  2051  Alameda  ave 
Bieden  Oliver,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  3124  Railroad  ave 
Bradford  Chas  A,   real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  2114  Pacific  ave 
Bradford  E  W,  res  2114  Pacific  ave 
Bradley  Asa  M,  res  484  Edwards 

Eradley  (Hies,  short   hand    reporter,   S   F,  res  NE  cor  Rail- 
road ave  and  Morton 
Bradley  II  W  Jr,  atly-at-law,  S  F,  res  N  E  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Morton 
Bradley  II  W  Sr,  res  NE  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Morton 
Bradley  Richard,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  NE  cor 

Railrord  ave  and  Morton 
Brady  John  F,  laborer,   S  F,  res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet  Sher- 

maa  and  Bay 
Braley  A   M   Capt,  watchman,  res  NE  cor  Buena  Vista  ave 

and  Versailles 
Bramer  Herman,  res  n  s  Santa  Clara,  4  w  Mozart 
Brampton  Fred  II,  butcher  Strong  &  Arff,  Park  street,  res 

L523  Webster 
Branch  Royal   D,  clerk    Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,   S  F,    res  2324 

Santa  <  Hara  ave 
Brand   Aristide,  sec    French  Savings  Bank,  S  F,  res  Buena 

Vista  ave  nr  Oak 
Brand  Lucian,   Bee    French  Bank,  S  F,   res  1828  Pacificave 
Brandt  Frederick,  saloon  keeper,  S  F,  res  s  a  Taylor  ave  nr 

McPherson 
Branson  Charles  R,  engineer,  S  F,  res  3435  Pacific  ave 
Brasswell  E  L.  clerk,  rea  Elailroad  ave  nr  Foley 
Braswell  John,    track    walker   S  p  Co,  rea  Elailroad  ave  cor 

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Bray    A!  —man    People's    Express,  Oakland,    rea 

bet  Broadway  and  Everett 
Brehaul    David,   carpenter  and    contractor,  res  Santa  Cla 

bel  Everett  and  Broadway 
Br<  Christian,  res  n  s  ( 'entral  ave,  nr  McPherson 

Bremer  Christian  Jr,  painter,  rea   Central  ave    nr  McPher- 
son 
Bremer  II  Mrs,  widow,  pea  -  -  Kinga  ave  nr  St  Charles 
Bretz  Aaron,  insurance  agt,  S  F,rea  Broadway,  NE  cor  Eagle 

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Brewitt  Otto,  clerk,  S  F,  res  3531  Railroad  ave 

Brick  John  G,    collector  London  and  San   Francisco  Bank, 

S  F,  res  .1838  San  Antonio  ave 
Brinckmann  Dorothea  Mrs,  widow,  res    SW  cor  Santa  Clara 

ave  and  Prospect 
Brink  Annie  Mrs,  widow,  res  3223  Railroad  ave 
Britt  Ella  Miss,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave  Webster 
Britt  Patrick,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave,  nr  Webster 
Britt  Wm  J,  driver  A  0  &  P  R  R  Co,  res  stables 
Brittania  Frank,  gardener,  res  1415  McPherson 
Brock  Bessie  Mrs,  res  19  Briggs  ave 
Brock  Christian  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Webb  ave  nr  Park 
Brock  J  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  1857  Railroad  ave 
Brock  John  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1857  Railroad  ave 
Brock  Peter  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1857  Railroad  ave 
Brockstedt  Aug,  ship  carpenter,  res  1602  Benton 
Broecker  Frank  L,  cigar  mfr,  3122  Central  ave,  res  same 
Broecker  Frank  L  Jr,  cigar  maker,  res  3122  Central  ave 
Brogan  Corrinne  Miss,  stenographer,  res  1914  Park 
Brogan  John  S,  laborer,  res  1914  Park 
Brogan  Nicholas,  res  1914  Park 
Bronson  Caleb  W,  physician,  res  1235  Park  ave 
Brooks  Geo,   contractor   and  builder,  res  2113  Alameda  ave 
Brooks  R  N,  Newport  Baths,  res  cor  Central  and  Second 
Brooks  Shelby  A,  city  agt  Guardian  Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 

1806  Alameda  ave 
Brooks  Sylvester,  carpenter,  res  2711  Santa  Clara  ave 
Brossart  Fred,  shoemaker,  res  s  s  Pacific  ave  2  e  Webster 
Broteau  C]ara  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Chestnut 
Brower  Joseph  T,  teamster,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Willow  and 

Chestnut 
Brower  Mary  M  Mrs,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Willow  and  Chest- 
nut 
Brower  Wm,  dairyman, res  2032  Pacific  ave 
Brown  Agnes  S  Miss,  res  1816  San  Jose  ave 
Brown  Arthur  M,  clerk  insurance   office,  S  F,  res  NE  cor 

Santa  Clara  ave  and  Schiller 
Brown  Chas  W,  cashier  American   Sugar  Refinery,  S  F,  res 

1928  Encinal  ave 
Brown  Cyrus  A,  contractor  and  builder,  res  NE  cor  Oak  and 

Clinton  ave 
Brown  Edward,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Santa  Clara 

ave  and  Schiller 
Brown  Frederick  E,  clerk,  S  F,  rss  1816  San  Jose  ave 
Brown  Geo  H,  expressman    Alameda  Transfer   Co,  res  1727 

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Brown  Geo  H  (Brown  &  Lubbens)  res  1617  Webster 

Brown  Geo  W,  express   messenger   Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res 
1841  Santa  Clara  ave 

Brown  Isabel  Mrs,  widow,  res  1S16  San  Jose  ave 

Brown  Jessie  H  Miss,  res   NE    cor   Santa    Clara    ave    and 
Chestnut 

Brown  J  N,  laborer,  res  1408  McPherson 

Brown  John  K,  master   steamer  Oakland,  S   P  Co,  res   1841 
Santa  Clara  ave 

Brown  Julius,  res  3335  Taylor  ave 

Brown  J  W,  draughtsman,  S  F,  res  lk233  Regent 

Brown  &  Lubbens  (G  H   Brown    and   J   G   Lubbens)  wood 
and  coal,  1617  Webster 

Brown  Morrison  L,  carpenter,  res  1862  San  Jose  ave 

Brown   Thos  H,  telegraph    operator,  S  F,  res    1841    Santa 
Clara  ave 

Brown  Walter  B,  engineer  S  P  Co,  resEncinal  ave  nr  Court 

Brown  Win  S,  camera  obscura  and  shooting  gallery,  res  n  s 
Central  ave  nr  Second  ave 

Browning   Edward,  teamster,  S  F,  res  w  s  Grand   nr  Rail- 
road ave 

Browning  Jacob,  teamster,  S  F,  res    w  s   Grand   nr   Rail- 
road ave 

Brunke   Augusta,  domestic  PI  Darneal,  NW  cor  Grand  and 
(Minton  ave 

Brummer  Wm,  clerk  City  Engineer  and  Superintendent  of 
Streets,  res  1  720  Railroad  ave 

BrunsJohn  II  (Schroeder  &  Bruns)  res  2444  Railroad  ave 

Bruton  Ann  Mrs,  res  2417  Railroad  ave 

Bruton    Donald,  wholesale  tobacco,  S    F,  res  'JUT   Railroad 
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Bruton  John  J,  res  e  -  ( >ak  nr  Clinton  ave 
Bruton  Mary  Miss,  milliner,  res  2417  Railroad  ave 
Bruton  Thos,  printer,  S  F,  res  2417  Railroad  ave 
Bryan  Elijah  II.  res  3455  Pacific  ave 
Bryan  V  Miss,  res  3619  Pacific  ax 
Bryan  Win  E,  rea  3619  Pacific  ave 
Buch  M  Mrs,  widow,  ree  o  b  Taylor  ave 
Buckley  L  G  Mrs,  widow,  res  3435  Railroad  ave 
Bugges  Bernadine  Miss,  pea  L830  Central  ave 
Bun  man  Peter,  rea  l  I  10  Division 
Biihr  Paul,  engineer  8  P  Co,  res  3236  Taylor  ave 
Bull  C  <■.  physician  and  Burgeon,  office   and    res  17*27  Cen- 
tral ave 
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Burezzoni  Louis,  vegetable  gardens,  foot  of  Prospect 
Burge  Wm,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Encinal    ave   bet  Grand  and 

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Burgess  Hubert,  artist  (drawing    teacher)  res  2004  Encinal 

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Burgle  G  W,  coachman,  res  n  s  Central  ave,  nr    McPherson 
Burgner  Augustus  J,  carpenter  and  builder,   res   Briggs  ave 

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Burke  John,  laborer,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Burke  Patrick,  car  repairer  S  P  Co,  res  High  nr  Encinal 
Burke  Robert,  plasterer,  res  1416  McPherson 
Burkhardt  Geo  H,  auditor  Humboldt  Bank,  S  F,  res  Mound 

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Burnett  William,  gardener,  res  1627  Buena  Vista  ave 
Burnham  Sanford  A,    bookkeeper    Stephenson,    res     1734 

Eagle  ave 
Burns  Edward,  res  Schutzen's  Park 
Burns  James,  keeper  Schutzen's  Park,  res  same 
Burns  Joseph  W,  expressman  Lind's    Express,  res  Park  bet 

Railroad  and  Buena  Vista  aves 
Burns  Thos,  laborer, res  Park  bet  San  Antone  and  San  Jose 

ave 
Burns  Wm  F,  painter,  res   Santa    Clara   ave   bet  Pearl  and 

Broadway 
Burn  ton  Grace  Miss,  res  2537  Alameda  ave 
Burr  Daniel,  fruit  conservor,  S  F,  res  1832  San  Jo<e  ave 
Burrell  Edwd  F,  mgr  lumber  office,  S  F,  res  964  Regent 
Burrell  Smith  A,  clerk  Jennings  &  Hooper,   S  F,  res  Pearl 

nr  Encinal  ave 
Bushlach  Louis  C,  clerk  E  V  Wachter,  res  e   s  Prospect  nr 

Central  ave 
Bushman  Herman,   emplove   Artesian   Water    Works,     res 

Clinton  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut  >  rj  r+ 

Bushier  Louis,  laborer,  res  e  s  Prospect  nr  Central  ave  -n  § 

Butler  Addie  Miss,  res  1748  Webster  O30  ^ 

Byers  James  M,  carpenter,  res  1315  Park  ^m  MM 

Bvler  Wm  P,   justice  of  the  peace,  next  door  to  post-office,  S3?  8g 

Park,  res  1618  Webster 
Byrne  Carrie  Mrs,  res  1798  Pacific  ave 


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res  Derby  Court  off  Park  ave 
Cabezut  Victoria,  domestic,  res  24  Lincoln  ave 


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Cahn  Fred,  dry  goods,  Broadway,  res  627  Fourteenth 
Calderwood  Oscar  S  (Campbell   &   Calderwood)  grocers,  res 

e  s  Bay  nr  Buena  Vista  ave 
Caldwell  Anson  D,  res  1432  McPherson 

CALEDONIA  HOUSE,  Colon    Thomson  proprie- 
tor, SE  cor  Third  and  Central  av   - 
Cameta  Victor,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Pease  ave  nr  Encinal 
Campbell  Geo  M  (Campbell  &  Calderwood)  groceryman,  res 
2518  Pacific  ave 
co   Campbell  Martha  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Alameda  Hotel 
*g  I  Campbell  Moses,  supl  of  streets,  City  of  Alameda,  res  1607 
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CAMPBELL  THOMAS,proprietor  Alameda  Hotel 

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Campbell  Wm,  ship  carpenter,  res  Post  nr  the  bay 
Canfield    Rufus   J,  asst  sec  Produce  Exchange,  S  F,  res  Pe- 

gent  nr  the  bay 
( lapaul  Thos  C,  saloon  keeper,  Park  opp  Park  Hotel,  res  same 
Caples  John,  clerk   dry  goods,  S  F,  res  1726  Eagle  ave 
('apron  John  S,  capitalist,  res  1524  Willow 
Caranan  Julia  Miss,  res  3616  Railroad  ave 

rbone    Joseph    (Carbone  &  Monti)  florists,   343   Kearny,! 
3  F,  res  S  F 
Carbone   &    Monti   (Joseph  Carbone  &  Monte)  florists,  SW 

cor  Everett  and  Blanding  ave 
( Sardinet  Albert  D,  salesman  Quade  &  McKay.  S  F,  res  2022 
©?  Central  ave 

Cardiuet  Cecil  Miss,  res  2022  Central  ave 
Cardinel    Emile    II.  fish    dealer,    Santa  (Mara  ave  opp  post- 
office,  res  2022  Central  ave 
Cardinel    Matilda  Miss,  saleslady,  S  F,  res  2022  Central  ave 
Carey  E  Mrs, widow, res  SWcor  Mound  and  Van  Buren  ave 
Carlson  Carl,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  e  s  Oak  nr  Clinton 
Carlson  Carl    I',  contractor   artificial  stone    sidewalks,  res 
L312  Park 

Carlson  8   \.  saloon,  B  F,  res  3620  Santa  (Mara  ave 
Carnea  Wm    A.  cashier   Bancroft,  Whitney  A  Co,  S  F,  rea 

3  119  Elailroad  ave 
Carpentier  Alfonse,  res  N\V  cor  San  Jose  ave  and  Paru 
< larroll  I  'has,  baker,  p<  I  Jourt  nr  Encinal 

Can-oil  Wm.  carpenter,  i  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 

Carson  Annie  M  Miss,  pea  □  -  Buena  Vista  ave  nr  Wood 
(  arson  Henry  W.  r<  -  n  b  Buena   Vista  ave  nr  Wood 

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Carvill  Henry,  farmer,  pea  L610  Buena  Vista  ave 

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c3  *  1  Case  James  R,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  Oakland 
£->  g§   Casey  Lawrence,  hardware  clerk,  S  F,  res  1420  Sherman 

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Cashman  Wm  F  Sr,  capitalist,  res  NE  cor  San  Jose  ave  and 

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Cavanaugh   Cath   Mrs,  res  s  s   Clinton  ave  bet  William  and   «  £^ 

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Cavanaugh  James,  employe  Artesian  Water  Co,  re-  -  -  Clin-       ^ 

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Cavanaugh  John,  employe  Artesian  Water  Co,  res  s  s  Clinton    •    ^ 

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Cavanaugh   Robert,  laborer,  res  s  s  Clinton  ave  bet  Willow   *  H-* 

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Cavanaugh  Thos,  employe  Artesian  Water  Co,  res  s  s  Clin-       SJ 

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Cavo  August,  marble  cutter,  S   F,   res   NE   cor  McPherson   »  M 

and  Centennial  ave  §  hH 

Cawson  James,  machinist,  S  F,  res  Blanding  ave  bet  Ever-   ©  ^gt 

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Central  Nursery,  John  Becanne  propr,  1938  Central  ave 
Chace  M  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1112  Oak 
Chadbourne  Jabez,   atty-at-law,   S  F,   res   Encinal   ave   nr 

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Chamberlain  Willis  C,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  n  s   Clement   ave 

nr  Broadway 
W  jQ  Chandler  Christopher,  painter,  res  Eagle  ave  bet  Park  and 
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Chandler  Wm  Hardwicke,  painter,  res  Eagle  ave   bet    Park 

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Chapman  Isaac  N,  civil  engineer,  res  1722  Buena  Vista  ave 
Chapman  Josephine  E  Miss,  student  U  C,  res    1722   Buena 

Vista  ave 
Chapman  Wm  D,  clerk  I  N  Chapman,  res  1722  Buena  Vista 

ave 
Chappel  Scott  R,  traveling  auditor  S  P  Co,  res  1862  Central 
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JC  "*  Chase  C  J,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
\sm       ('hase  Samuel  T,  res  2804  Pacific  ave 

Cheney  Frances  Miss,  res  1715  Eagle  ave 

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^  Cheney  Francis  M,  farmer,  res  1715  Eagle  ave 
^J  Cheney  Margaret  Miss,  res  1715  Eagle  ave 
^  Cheney  Nettie  Miss,  res  1715  Eagle  ave 

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Chipchase  Win  J.  pattern  maker,  S  F,  res  P*41  Encinal  ave 
Chipman  Alice  L  Miss,  res  e  -  Weber,  Encinal  Park 
Chipman  Fannie  J  Miss,  re-  e  -  Weber,  Encinal  Park 
Chipman  Sheridan  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S   F,  res   e  s   Weber, 

Encinal  Park 
Chipman  Wm  F.  postal  clerk,  S  F.  res  (    -    Weber,  Encinal 

Park 
Chisholm  Albert,  driver  Wm   Brower,  re-   2032   Pacific   ave 
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Christensen  A  S  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  High  and  Encinal  ave 
km    Cliristcn-cn   Peter,  can  and    contractor,  re-    17K>    Ala-     £3     i£} 

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Christiansen  C  E  T,  mill  man.  res  i  l-H  Sherman  C     2 

p^|    Christiansen  <i  A  Dr,  dentist,  S  F.  res  6  Bi 

S    Christiansen  John,  saloon,  NW  cor  Encinal  ave  and  IF 
enter,  S  F.  res  2326  Santa  Clara  ave        r^  H) 
^^1    '     liborne  J,  rea  1  -       San  J  ose  ave 

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N^  n'-'    Wm    Il'iuv,  foreman  underwear  factory.  S    '   . 

H    Clark  All..-  .   Clark   ,.    -  mgr   Alameda    Pottery,    g 

res  s\v  cor  Santa  ( llara  and  Second  a\ 
Clark  G    iB   engine*  i  -  P  Co,  res  W  Park  ave  nr  Sau  J< 

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Clark  Josepli  \\  Santa  Clara  ave 

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Clark  R  Frank,  mgr  Oakland  Fireman's    Fund    Insurance 

Co,  res  2228  Alameda  ave 
Clark  Wm  H,  adjuster  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  res  Park  ave  bet  En- 

cinal  and  Central 

CLARK'S  ALAMEDA  POTTERY,  N  Clark 

&  Sons  proprietors,  Pacific  ave 
Clausen  Henry,  laborer,  res  1312  Park 
Clausen  Henry,  clerk  County    Clerk's   office,   Oakland,    res 

1835  San  Antonio  ave 
Cleaves  Bertha  Miss,  res  1810  Clinton  ave 
Cleaves  Cyrus,  U  S  Inspector,  S  F,  res  1810  Clinton  ave 
Cleaves  Fred  L,  clerk,  Berkeley,  res  1810  Clinton  ave 
Clement  Elvira  Miss,  res  Eagle  ave,  nr  Park 
Clement  G  Mrs,  teacher  Haight  School,  res  Eagle    ave,  sec- 
ond house  e  of  Park 
Clement  Luvia  Miss,  res  Eagle  ave  bet  Park  and  Everett 
Cline  Wm  J,  salesman,  S  F,  res  2316  Railroad  ave 
Clinton  Lee,  employe  Jos  A  Leonard,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Park 
Cochran  John,  iron  moulder,  S  F,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave  second 

house  E  First  ave 
Coe  George  H,  salesman  Cunningham,  Curtiss  &   Welch,   S 

F,  res  SW  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Chestnut 
Coe  John  B,  salesman  Payot,  Upham  &  Co,  S  F,  res  SW  cor 

Pacific  ave  and  Chestnut 
Coe  N  T  Mrs,  res  SW  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Chestnut 
Coffin  Charles  W,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1725  Everett 
Cogswell  James  B,  builder  and   contractor,  res  Park  ave  nr 

Central  ave 
Cohen  Alexander,  res  3316  Santa  Clara  ave 
Cohen  Alice  Miss,  school  teacher,  res  3316  Santa  Clara  ave 
Cohen  Donald  Atherton,  clerk,  S  F,    res    Fernside    NE   cor 

Buena  Vista  and  Versailles  ave 
Cohen  Edgar  (Costigan  &  Cohen,  S  F)  res  NW  cor  Versailles 

and  Lincoln  ave 
Cohen  Edith  Miss,  res  Fernside   NE    cor  Buena    Vista  and 

Versailles  ave 
Cohen  E  G  Mrs,  res  Fernside  NE  cor  Versailles  and    Buena 

Vista  ave 
Cohen  Emilie  Ethel  Miss,  res  Fernside  NE  cor  Buena  Vista 

and  Versailles  ave 
Cohen  Frank,  tailor,  S  F,  res  s  s^Santa  Clara,  nr  Second  ave 
Cohen  Gustav,  merchant  tailor,  S  F,  res  1528  Willow 
Cohen  Isabel  Miss,  res  3316   Santa  Clara  ave 
Cohen  Maud  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  3316  Santa  Clara  ave 
Cohn  Adolph,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  S  F,  res  n    s    Santa 

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Cohen  Wm  G,  merchant,  S  F,  res   Fernside  XE    cor  Buena 
Vista  and  Versailles  aye 

COLD  WELL  DAVID  R,  druggist,  1501  Webster 

Collie  Thompson,  master  mariner,  res  1718  Alameda  ave 

Collins  Colby,  capitalist,  res  1953  Central  ave 

Colman  Nicholas  J,  mining,  res  2004  San  Antonio 

Colwell  Harry  C,   merchant,  res    Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Broad- 
way 

Combs  A  .J  Mrs.  res  1810  Pacific  ave 

Combs  Burton  E  (Combs  &  Fisher)   res    1842  San  Antonio 
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Combs  &  Fisher,  butchers,  1802  Park 

absGeo  W.  driver  City  Market,  res  1810  Pacific  ave 

Conanl  Augustus  F.  employe  Pacific  Trucking  Co,  res  XYV 
cor  Court    and  Madison 

Conant  Benjamin  H,  res  1924  Santa  Clara  ave 
!••  Henry,  piano  tuner,  S  F,  res  3611  Pacific  ave 

Conger  Chas  W.  clerk    .1  J    O'Brien  &  Co,  S    F,  res  SW  cor 
I  >ak  and  Pacific  a 

Conger  Rosa  A  Mrs,  res  SW  cor  Oak  and  Pacific  ave- 

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Rev    W    W  Scudder    pastor,  SW  cor  Central    ave  and 

Chestnul 
Connoley  Amelia,    domestic  D  L  Randolph,  w  s  St  (diaries, 

n  r   Kings  ave 
mor  Ida  F  Miss,  milliner,  S  F,  res  1232  Regent 
Connor  Mary  A  Miss,  housekeeper,  res  1232  Regent 
C  >nrad  John,  policeman,  res  2050  Pacific  ave 

tier,  S  F,  res  1914  Central  ave 
Consedine  Jai  ion  foreman  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Foley 
Conway  Catherine  Mrs,  rea  Park  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Conway  Michael,    employe    8    P  Co,    res    Park   nr  San  Jose 

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Conway  Robert,  clerk,  rea  Park  nr  San  .U^>c  ave 
i     away  Thomas,  laborer,  its  d  a  Blanding  nr  Everett 
>k  Cary  W.  clerk,  8  P.  rea  L861  San  Jose  ave 
>k  Christian  T,  Bea  captain,  rea  3219  Taylor  ave 
Cook  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  8  P.   rea  -  b  Taylor  ave 

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>k  James,  watchman  8  PCo,  Oakland,  resWebb  ave 
Park  and  Everett 

k  James  Jr.  iron  moulder.  S  P.  rea  Webb   ave    bet     Park 
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Cooper  Alexander  B,  mining  sec,  S  F,  res  Versailles  ave 
Cooper  Geo  A,  employe  Stoddard  &  Barber,  res  Broadway  nr 

Central  ave 
Cooper  Irwin    M,  stenographer  A  Schilling  &    Co,  S  F,  res 

2028  San  Antonio 
Cooper  Jeanette  Mrs,  res  Versailles  ave 
Copp  Frank  P,  salesman  C  E  Whitney,    S  F,  res  n  s  Pacific 

ave  bet  Chestnut  and  Willow 
Copp  John  L,  carpenter,  res  s  s    San  Jose    bet  Willow  and 

Walnut 
Cordes  Alicia  Miss,  res  1322  High 
Cordes  Annie  A    Miss,   school    teacher,   Oakland,  res    1322 

High 
Cordes  Herman,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  1322  High 
Cordes  Herman  J,  clerk  P  A  Dean,  res  1322  High 
Cordes  J  Edward,    clerk    Oakland  Home  Mutual  Insurance 

Co,  res  1322  High 
Cords  David  A,  res  n  ,s  Alameda  ave  nr  Paru 
Cords  David  A  Jr,  res  n  s  Alameda  ave  nr  Paru 
Corrigan  Peter  A,  painter,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Oak 
Cortelyou  Peter   L,  dairy  produce   California  Market,  S  F, 

res  1850  San  Jose  ave 
Cory  Benj  F,  mason,  res  1842  Railroad  ave 
Cory  Jas  F,  printer,  res  1842  Railroad  ave 
Cory  'James  H,  contractor  and  builder,  res  .NW  cor  Park  and 

Buena  Vista  ave 
Cory  John,  capitalist,  res  n  s  Taylor  ave,  nr  Third  ave 
Cory  Lincoln  V,  printer,  res  1842  Railroad  ave 
Cory  Mary  M  Miss,  res  1842  Railroad,  ave 
Cotiel  Thos  Jr,  salesman  Sherwood  &   Sherwood,  res  1955 

San  Jose  ave 
Costa  Antone,  laborer,  res  1112  Park  nr  Encinal  ave 
Coster^uste  Henri,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1936  Alameda  ave 
Cott  -n  Alice  B  Miss,  res  1311  Park 
Cotton  Henry  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1309  Park,  res    1311 

Park 
Coughlin  T,  track  walker  S  P  Co,  res  SE  cor  Encinal  and 

Oak 
Courbayre   Madame,  French    Laundry,  Brooklyn,  res  1717 

Railroad  ave 
Courier  W,  laborer,  res  s  s  Central  ave,  1  w  Weber 
Cousins  Frederick,  inspector  of  coal   USA,  1605  Walnut 

nr  Railroad  ave 
Couturon  Alfred  J,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Park 
Couturon  John  B,  clerk  liquor  store,  S   F,  res  Clement  ave 

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Coyle  Joseph  A,  contractor,  res  2822  Buena  Vista  ave 
Coyne  Alice  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  3332  Railroad  ave 
Craig   Campbell  W,  commission   merchant,  S  F,  res   Santa 

ira  bet  Oak  and  Walnut 
Cramer  Harry    A.    carpenter    and    deputy  constable,  1534 

Park 
C  rand  all  Edward  E,  employe  Cunningham,  Curtiss  &  \\Telch, 

S  F.  rea  Pacific  ave  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Crandall  Fifield  S,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Chestnut  and  Willow 
Crandall  Giles  G, commissary  dept  Folsom  Prison,  res  Paci- 
fic ave  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Crandall  Shannon,  clerk  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Co,  S   F, 

res  Pacific  ave  bet  Chestnut  and  Willow 
Crane  John  T  D,  laborer,  res  Washington  ave  nr  Park 
Creadeo  Mary  Mrs,  rea  1927  Encinal  ave 
C  rite  her  Madison   H,  bookkeeper  A  I   Hall  &  Son,  S  F,  res 

1  s"»l  Santa  (Mara  ave 
Crittenden  S  S  Miss,  rea  2304  Santa  Clara  ave  cor  Union 
Croll  John  (i,  propr  Neptune  Gardens,  res  same 
Cmok-  Richard,  res  2021  Pacific  ave 

ikshank  James   K,  clerk   P  N  Anton,  res  2907  Railroad 

ave  opp  Bay  Station 
Crosby  E  0,  atty-at-law  and  notary  public,  office  1624  Park. 

rea  Foley  bet  Railroad  and  Buena  Vista  ave 
Crosbj  Q  clerk,  8  F.  rea  1525  Prospect 

Crosetl    Ufoazo  A.  bookkeeper,  8  F, rea  194]  Central  ave 
CROWE  HERBERT  (Martin  &    Crowe)  res    Yo- 

semite  Hotel 

M  Mrs,  rea  \W  cor  Walnut  and  San  Jose  ave 
E  L,  pattern  maker,  s  F.  rea  L528  Bay 
Crui  Anton,  labor  1  l  in  McPherson 

Culver  W\  1  Lee,  bookkeeper    Prank   Bros,  s  F.  res  Jack 
nr  Mound 

Cumminga  Thomas,  clerk  Wm  Cummings,  rea  8E  cor  Cen- 
t  raJ  a\  e  and  Pear] 

Cummings  Wm,  jeweler,  -    F.   rea  BE  cor  Central  ave  and 

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Cunningham  Timothy  J,  510  Pacific  aw 

Cunningham  Wm  W.  agrl  implements,  res  □  -  San  Antonio 
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Curtis  Win,  steward  steamer  Eureka,  res  2906  Santa    Clara    ^^h 

ave 
Curvey  John,  res  NE  cor  Everett  and  Central  ave 
Cushman  Helen  M  Mrs,   teacher    piano  and   organ,  res  n  s 

San  Antonio  ave  nr  Oak 
Cushman  Seth  W,  stenographer  A  &  P  R  R  Co,  S  F,  res  n  s 

San  Antonio  ave  nr  Oak 
Cuthill  John  D,  driver  Wm  Brovver,  res  2032  Pacific  ave 

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Dalzell  Win  R,  stationer,  S  F,  res  1814  Clinton  ave 
DAMES  WILLIAM  W,  photographer,  Oakland, 

res  2517  Central  ave 
Dam  man  Maria  Mrs,  widow,  res    n    s   Taylor   ave,    nr  Mc- 

Pherson 
Damon  Chas  W,  street    sprinkler,    res   Santa  Clara  ave  nr 

Oak 
Damrell  Daniel,  printer,  res  1609  Benton 
Daniels  Elmon,  aairyman,  res  Park  ave  nr  Bay 
Daniels  Jas  L,  butcher  M  G  Strong,  res  1720  Willow 
Daniels  Margaret  Mrs,  res  Alameda 
Daniels  Thos,  employe  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  1720 

Willow 

DANIELS  TRUMAN  G,  editor  ALAMEDA 

ARGrXJS,  res  NW  cor  Chestnut  and  Encinal  ave 
Daniels  Thos  E,  feeder   Oakland  Nail  Works,  res  1720  Wil- 
low 

Darneal  Hervey,  short  hand  reporter,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Grand 
and  Clinton  ave 

Davey  Maria  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  SW  cor  Versailles  and  Lin- 
coln ave 

Davey  Wm  P,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1530  Bay 

David  J,  tailor,  1512  Park,  res  same 

Davis  E  C,  res  2038  Santa  Clara  ave 

Davis  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  1526  Santa  Clara  ave 

Davis  Frank,  assayer,  res  Oak  nr  Clinton  ave 

Davis  Frank  P,  collector  S  P  Co,  res  1422  Broadway 

Davis  George,  confectionery  and  fruits,  1307  Park,  res  same 

Davis  Gillman  B,  lithographer,  S  F,  res  College  nr  Encinal 
ave 

Davis  J  Mrs,  res  1232  Encinal  ave 

Davis  John  T,  potter  N  Clark  &  Sons,  res  e  s  First  ave,  nr 
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Day  Chas  M.  rea  Buena  Vista  ave  bet  Lafayette  and  Chest- 
nut 
Sam!  M.  n  -  Broadway  nr  Central 

rry  A.   clerk  P  A  Dean,  re^  1414  Willow    . 
Dean  Jane  Mrs.  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  Second  ave 

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A     salesman   Peter  A   Dean,  res  n  s  Central  ave 
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DEANE  CHARLES  F,  restaurant,  n  s  Central  ave 
nr  Third  av  -  38  bet  D        Q]      *   and  Kellogg 

-    Henry,  atty-at-law,  S  F.  res  231     S   a  Antonio  ave 

Henry  If,  physician  and  surgeon.  SE  cor  Santa 
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All  •  •"   '-.   marine  engineer.  S  F.  res  Oak  I  el  Rail- 
and  Pacific  a 
Iter  W  E,  propr    People's  Bazaar.  1409  Park,  i  _reut 

nr  Central  ave 

ker  Win  F.  merchant.  S  F.  :•  -  Regent  nr  Central  a 
I  »•    _ ..n  1  F  Mrs  L251  Park  ave 

-•  Harry  L.  printer.  S  F.  rea     .  ~     S  inta  Clara  ave 
a  Mound  nr  Encinal 
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Derby  Oscar  E  (E  M  Derby  &  Co)  res  Fruit  Vale 
w|  De  Santo  Ande,  milkman,  w  s  Bay  nr  Central  ave 
S  Detrick  Eddington   (Ames  &   Detrick)  S  F,  res  n  s  Pacific 

ave  nr  Wood 
Devers  James,  painter,  1614  Webster,  res  same 
Dewey    Fredk    H,    commercial  editor   Call,  S   F,   res  1534 

McPherson 
Dewey  Russell  E,  res  1534  McPherson 
Diamond  Jas   C,   contractor,  res  Versailles   ave  nr  Encinal 

ave 
Dickinson  George  D,  res  1829  Alameda  ave 
Dickinson  P  T  Col,  pres  S  F  Steam  Co,  S  F,  res    1523  Wil- 
low 
Dickson  John,    foreman    Enterprise    Mill,    S    F,    res    1524 

Sherman 
DiefFenbacher  Wm,  traveling  salesman,  res  1532  McPherson 
Diehl  Lizzie  Mrs,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  and  Minturn 
Diel  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  SW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Paru 
Dietz  E  L  Miss  (Misses  E  L  and  M  A)  Sunny   Cove  Baths, 

res  same 
Dietz  M  A  (Misses  E  L  and  M  A)    Sunny  Cove   Baths,  res 

same 
Dietz  Walter,  asst  Sunny  Cove  Baths,  res  same 
Dietzsch  Wm,  carpenter,  e  s  St  Charles  nr  Cenral  ave 
Diller  Wallace  D,  farmer,  res  Brigg's  ave  nr  High 
Dillon  Wm  P,  painter,  res  e  s  Paru  nr  N  Alameda  ave 
Diss  F  J  W,  journalist  S  F  Examiner,  res   cor  Regent   Cen- 
tral and  Encinal 
Dissosway  Henry,  foreman  Independent  Lumber  Yard,  res 

Park  ave  nr  Encinal  ave 
Ditcond  Hosea,  res  cor  Park  and  San  Antonia  ave 
Dodge  Edward  J,  lumber  dealer,  S  F,  res  2058  Alameda  ave 
Doe  Charles  P,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1018  Broadway 
Dohrmann  Bernhard  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2224  Alameda  ave 
Dohrmann  Fred  Jr,  clerk    Nathan    Dohrmann    &    Co,  S  F, 

res  2224  Alameda  ave 
Dohrmann  Fred  K  W  (Nathan,  Dohrmann  &  Co,   S  F)  res  ' 

2224  Alameda  ave 
Dolan  James,  fruit  and  confectionery,  NW  cor  Webster  and 

Central  ave,  res  same 
Domann  Charles,  res  Eagle  ave  bet  Union  and  Schiller 
Donaldson  John,  capitalist,  res  Neptune  Gardens 
Donovan  Timothy,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  Eagle    ave    cor  La- 

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Dorman   Simon    If,  employe    Eureka  Coal  Mine,  res  Pearl 

nr  Eneinal 
Doritv  Lucy  Mr-,  res  Wa>hhigton  ave  nr  Park 
Doolittle  Frank  II,  carpenter,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Douglass  James  II.  captain   steamer    Piedmont,    res    foot  of 

Regent 
Doutriek  Chas  H,  editor   and  propr  Cricket,  S  F.  res  Regent 

nr  San  Jose  ave 
Downes  Leonidas  W  S,  employe  Spring    Valley    Water  Co, 

S  F    rea  NW  cor  Park  and  San  Jose  ave 

DOYLE  CHARLES  ANTHONY,  REPOR 
TER  "OAKLAND  TIMES."  res  xw  cor-' 

ner  Pacific  ave  and  Sherman 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  res  cor  Railroad   ave  and  Foley 
DrisI  Herman,  res  253S  Pacitic  ave 
Dubba  F  J,  bookkeeper  Pacific   Oil  Works,    res  1309    Park 

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Dabbfl  W  S.  engineer  Pacific  Oil  Works,  res  1309  Park   ave 
Dubelbies  Wm,  employe  S  P  Co,  res    SE  cor    Jackson    and 

Court 
Dudley  Benjamin  F,  mariner,  res  1809  Buena  Vista  ave 
Daffard  Mitchell  laborer,  res  1938  Central  ave 
Duffey  Edward,  capitalist,  res  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
Daffy  Thomas,  plasterer,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Park 
Dalion  Henry,  clerk    Bay    State  Market,    res    Park  ave  nr 

Central   ave 
Dulion  .In«',  propr  Bay  State  Market,   res  Park  ave   nr  Cen- 
tral ave 
Dungan  El  L,  baggageman  8  P  Co,  rea  171(.»  Sherman 
DUNLAP  CHARLES    H,  agent  Mutual    Life  In- 
Buranee  Company  of  New  York,  res  1812   San  Antonio 

Dunlavy  Patrick,  re-  NE  cor  Central  ave  and  McPherson 
Dunning  Eli  B,    paint-  and  oils,    wall-paper,  1508  Park,  res 

1  523  Santa  Clara  ave 
Durein  John, shoe  -tore,  1505  lark,  res  same 

Dureill   Katie  Mi--,  ree  SW  cor  Webster  and  Pacific  ave 
Durein  Wm,  saloon,  8W  cor  Webster  and    Pacific   ave,  res 

same 
I >ui k««-  Judson  A  (Quimby  A  Durkee)  rea  960  Regent 
Durn<  eph    If,  bookeeper  A   Fusk  &  Co,  S  F,  rea   1824 

11  A  ntonio  ave 
Durney  Paul  E,  teacher  of  piano,  rea  Brigga  ave  nr  High 
Durnio  Kate    lira,  dress  ami  cloak  making,  1724  Alameda 

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Dutcher  John  M,  supt    saw  mill,  S  F,  res  ws    Paru  nr  San 

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Dwinell  C  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Weber,  Encinal  Park 

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Eaton  Jas  F,    foreman    Pacific  Coast  Oil  Mills,  res    Park  nr 

San  Antonio  ave 
Earl  John  H,  res  n  s  Clinton  nr  Walnut 
Ebbersen  Christian,  painter,  res  2012  Alameda  ave 
Eckley  C  A  Miss,  res  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Eckley  E  Miss,  res  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Eckley  Henry,  res  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Eckley  M  L  Miss,  res  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Edson  Alice  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Morton  and  Kings  ave 
Edson  C  A,  propr  Terrace  Baths,  NWcor  Morton  and  Kings 

ave 
Edson  Ewd  C,  capitalist,    res  NW  cor   Morton    and   Kings 

ave 
Edson  J    R,    clerk    S  P  Co,   S  F,  res    NW    cor    Morton  and 

Kings  ave 
Egert  Louis  H,  butcher,  Oakland,  res  NE  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Schiller 
Eggers  John  H,  propr  Eclipse  Market,  1429  Park,  res  1526 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Ehrenpfort  Edward,    upholsterer  and  carpet  layer,  res  1919 

Alameda  ave 
Eibl  Louis,  carpenter,  res  n  s  Alameda  ave 
Erchenburg  Paul,  bartender  Vanity  Fair  Saloon,  1509  Park, 

res  Oakland 
Eickhoff  John  H,  teacher  Alameda  High  School,  res  Broad- 
way nr  Lincoln  ave 
Eickhoff  John  H  Jr,  laborer,  res  Broadway  nr  Lincoln  ave 
Eimer  August  C,  music  teacher,  res  1846  San  Antonio  ave 
Eimer  Robert  Geo,  res  1846  San  Antonio  ave 
Ekstrom  Exel  L,  res  1856  Pacific  ave 
ELBE  C  B,  druggist  and  agent  Whitney  &  Company's 

Express,  and  Sunset  Telephone  Company,  SW  cor  Park 

and  Santa  Clara  ave,  res  1940  Santa  Clara  ave 
ELBE'S  PHARMACY,  C  B  Elbe  proprietor,  SW 

cor  Park  and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Elder  Wm  J,  hardware  dealer,  S  F,  res  1928  Encinal  ave 
Elleau  Henry,    mfg  jeweler,  S    F,  res   Buena   Vista   ave  nr 

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Elliott  Lizzie  Miss,  res  1030  Broadway 
Elliott  Lottie  Miss,  res  1030  Broadway 

Elliott  Martha  A  Mrs,  foundry  lacings,  S  F,  res  1030  Broad- 
way 
Elliott  Washington,  music  teacher,  res   103'")  Alameda   ave 
Ellsworth  Margaret  Mrs,  res  2040  Alameda  ave 
Emmons  Harold,  atty-at-law,  res  Park  ave  nr  San  Jose   ave 

EMPIRE  SODA  WORKS,  GEO  F  TAY- 
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Encinal  Nursery,  Ueorge  Rosmarin  propr,  NW  cor  Bay  and 

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Encinal  School.  Mrs  Ives  principal.  XW  cor  Bay  and  Santa 

Clara   a\ 
Encinas  Clara  Mrs.  widow,  res  Schiller  bet  Pacific  and  Bu- 

M  ENTERPRISE  PLANING  MILL,  STOD- 
DARD &    BARBER    proprietors  (A   C    Stod- 
dard and  Alfred  S  Barber)  Encinal  ave  nr  Walnut 
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Erickson  Adolph,  wood  turner,  res  L871  Encinal  ave 

ist  August  C,  labor*  r,  r<  -  cor  Christina  and   King  ave 
Ernst  Hermann  (II  Ernst  &  Co)  grocer,  res    L832    Railroad 

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Era  mann  &  Co  (Hermann   Ernst    and    F    Boehmer) 

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lsI  •'  Mrs,  res  1  832  Railroad  ave 
ast  Julius,  clerk  II  Ernst  &  Co,  res  1832  Railroad  a\ 
tist  Thomas,  musician,  res  L832  Railroad  ave 
anche  Miss,  res  3527  Pacific  ave 
Iward  K .  527  Pacific  ave 

John  i  I  F,  pea  2309  Central   ave 

in    John  T.  analytical  chemist,  S  F,  res  L900  Walnut 
gk    I  iihk  1  H,  employe  Thoa    P   Winter,  res    L803  Cen- 

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Eyre  MaDuel,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1964  San  Jose  ave 
Eyre  Manuel  Jr,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1964  San  Jose  ave 

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Fabens  Eva  Miss,  res  2028  Santa  Clara  ave 

Fabens  Geo,  res  2028  Santa  Clara  ave 

Fabens  Geo  C,  claim  adjuster  S  P  Co,  S   F,  res  2028   Santa 

Clara  ave 
Fagan  James  J,  cashier  Associated  Trust  Co,  S   F,  res   SE 

cor  Central  and  Lafayette 
Falconer  R  S,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  2814  Santa  Clara  ave 
Falkinham  Joseph  J,  grocery  merchant,  S  F,  res  1938  Ala- 
meda ave 
Fallmer  Rudolph  Jr,  res  SE  cor  Union  and  Atlantic  ave 
Fallmer  Rudolph,  carpenter,  res  S  E  cor  Union  and  Atlan- 
tic ave 
Farosich  Andrew,  laborer,  res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet   Chest- 
nut and  Willow 
Farrell  Stephen  J,  carpenter,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Park 
Farren  Mary  A  Miss,  res  2057  San  Jose  ave 
Farris  John  R,  captain  steamer  Apache,  S  P  Co,  res  SW  cor 

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Fasking  Louis,  constable,  res  3436  Railroad  ave 
Faure  Albert  F  V,  bookkeeper  N  Clark  &  Sons,  res  S  F 
Fee  Howard  Mrs,  widow,  res  2537  Alameda  ave 
Fiala  John  T,  draughtsman,  res  Santa  Clara  ave  bet  Union 

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Fiala  Robert,  clerk  Getz  Bros,  S  F,  res  Santa  Clara  ave  bet 

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Field  Henry  K,  life  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1850  Central  ave 
Field  Mary  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Fielding  John  C,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  Briggs  ave 
Fields  James  L,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1930  Clinton  ave 
Fifield  Alanson  D,  asst  sec  California  Door  Co,  S  F,  res  Pa- 
cific ave  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Fike  Lizzie  Miss,  res  Oak  bet  Buena  Vista  and  Eagle  ave 
Fillebrown  A  M  Mrs,  res  1806  Pacific  ave 
Finley  John  B,  res  2013  Alameda  ave 

Firehammer  Julius  H,  teacher    High    School,  res  2515  Pa- 
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Fisher  Prank  T.  machinist,  S  F,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave,  nr  Sec- 
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Floyd  Emeline  F  Mrs,  res  1520  Willow 
Floyd  George,  clerk  The    Aurora,  res  e  s  Willow  nr   Santa 

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Forbes  J  P,  mineral  water,   S   F,  res  w  s  Grand  nr  Santa 

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Ford  Frank,  teamster,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Willow  and  Chest- 
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Ford  William,  employe  Oakland   Planing  Mill,  res  Pacific 

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Forderer  Joseph  F,  roofing,  S  F,  res  1212  Regent 
Fordham  Wm,  carrier  and  collector,  res   Schiller  bet  Rail- 
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Forsburg  Edla  Miss,  domestic  H  Shuler,  n  s  Central  ave  nr 

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Forsyth  Wm  C,  res  n  s  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Foot  John  B,  clerk  Hackmiers  Hotel,  S  F,  res  1638  Everett 
Fortier  Adele  Miss,  tucker,  S  F,  res  2022  Railroad  ave 
Fortier  Shadrach  M,  laborer,  res  2022  Railroad  ave 
Fortmann  Henry,  brewer,  res  3319  Taylor  ave 
Fossing   John  C,  grocery,   fruits    and  market  produce,  NW 

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Foster  Bessie  Mrs,  res  Bank  bet  Park  and  Oak 
Foster    Charles,    parcel    delivery,    Oakland,    res    1528    Mc- 

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Forster  Chas  A,  res  NW  cor  Willow  and  Pacific  ave 
Foster   Chas   H,   contractor  and   builder,  res  1995  Alameda 

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Foster  Geo  J,  carpenter,  res  Bank 

Foster  Thomas  J,  master  mariner,  res  1609  Webb  ave 
Fowler  Gilbert  C,  wood  and  coal,  S  F,  res  2528  Central  ave 
Fox    Anna    Miss,  bookkeeper,   Oakland,  res  w  s  Benton  nr 

Railroad  ave 
Fox  George,  janitor    Odd   Fellows'  Building,  res  912  Broad- 
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Fox  George  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  2055  San  Antonio  ave 
Fox  Julius,  mfr  rakes,  res  w  s  Benton  nr  Railroad  ave 
Fox  Lulu  Miss,  res  w  s  Benton  nr  Railroad  ave 
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Francis  Willard  H,  salesman  Langley  &  Michaels,  S   F,  res 

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Frank  Andrew,  saloon,  1117  Park,  res  same 
Frank    Augustus    H,    stationer    and    printer,  S    F,  res  w  s 

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Prank  Julia  Miss,  res  1840  Central  ave 
Prank  Leopold  H,  printer,  S  F,  res  3G46  Pacific  ave 
Prank  Matilda  Mrs,  res  1840  Central  ave 
Franks  Samuel,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  3654  Pacific  ave 
-•    Praser  Duncan  A,  res  1966  Santa  Clara  ave 

Prates  Joe  Souza,  barber,  res  Stanton  off  Santa  Clara  ave 

Preese  Peter  1\  printer,  S  F,  res  1235  Pearl 

Prench  Amanda  Mrs,  res  976  Park  ave 

French    Wm   C,   laborer  Harmony  Borax  Co,  res  976  Park 

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Frier  (Jeo,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1950  Santa  Clara  ave 
Frier    Robert    L,    machinist    S   F   Tool   Co,   S   F,  res  1950 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Frill  Wm,  laborer  N  Clark  &  Sons,  res    Green  Arbor  Baths 
Prodden    Volbert    M,    carpenter,    res    NE  cor  Encinal  and 

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Frodsham  John,  watchmaker,  res  Park  nr  the  bay 
Fro  mm  August  Jr,  clerk  E  E  Steere,  res  1526  Second  ave 
Promm  August  Sr,  real  estate,  res  1526  Second  ave 
Promm  Tillie  Mis-,  pes  1'V_n>  Second  ave 
Pros!  Chas  B,  clerk  Easton  &  Eldridge,  S  F,  res  2039  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Pros!    Eugene,   bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  2039  Buena  Vista  ave 
Frost  Prank  Wadbams,  clerk,  res  *2(>:>(.>  Buena  Vista  ave 
Frost  Horatio,  painter,  pes  2039  Buena  Vista  ave 
Frost  Miner,  tallyman   Oakland    Lumber  Co,  res  1920  Ala- 
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Fulford  <  'has,  res  fool  of  Regent 
Fuller  Cba*   \.  carpenter,  res  L865  Encinal  ave 
Puller  Melvenia  Mrs,  pea  1 858  San  Jose  ave 
Fulton  Samuel,  carpenter,  pea  •-,<>:;•_,  San  Jose  ave 
Funston    Margaret    Miss,  pea  Central    ave  bet   Grand  and 

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Gallego  Romulus   C,  broker,  S  F,  res  SW  cor   Central  ave 

and  Lafayette 
Gamble  AW,  physician,  office  and  res  2109  Alameda  ave 
Ganey  John,  laborer,  res  cor  Oak  and  San  Antone  ave 
Garcelon  Harvey,  res  NE  cor  Stanton  and  Railroad  ave 
Garcelon   Horace  F,  bookkeeper  Davis   Burgeman,  S  F,  res 

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Gardner    Henrv,    gardener,  res   s  s    San    Antonio    ave    nr 

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Gardener  Thos   B,  gardener,  res   Alameda  ave  bet  Oak  and 

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Gamier  E   (Gamier,  Lancel  &    Co)    S    F,  res    2436   Santa 

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Garrett  Belle  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Versailles  and  Central  ave 
Garrette  Edmund  Y  Rev,  pastor  First  Presbyterian  Church, 

SW  cor  Versailles  and  Central  ave 
Garrette  Flora  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Versailles  and  Central  ave 
Gaston  James,  res  3223  Taylor  ave  bet  St  Charles  and  Mc- 

Pherson 
Gately  John,  metre  man,  S  F  G  L  Co,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Paci- 
fic ave  and  Kellogg 
Gately  Nellie  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Kellogg 
Gee  Emma  Miss,  res  e  s  Verdi  3  s  Railroad  ave 
Gee  Robert  S,  bookbinder,  S  F,  res  e  s  Verdi   nr  Railroad 

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Gee  Wm  A,  res  e  s  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
Gee  Wm  S,  car  builder,  res  e  s  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
Geering  John  W,  machinist,  S  F,  n  s  Louise  nr  Caroline 
Generlich  Julius,  res  Versailles  ave  nr  Encinal  ave 
Genty  Edouard,  capitalist,  res  1803  San   Jose  ave    SE   cor 

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George  Alfred  J,  laborer,  NW  cor  Eagle  ave  and  Prospect 
Gerald  Edward  F,  foreman  freight  dept  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1528 

Chestnut 
Gerald  Eliza  A  Miss,  res  Central  ave  bet  Grand  and  Paru 
Gerald  Maud  Miss,  res  Central  ave  bet  Grand  and  Paru 
Gerber  John,  gardener  Mrs  E  G  Cohen,  res  NE  cor  Buena 

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Gerichten  J  E  Mrs,  teacher,  S   F,  res  SE  cor  Stanton  and 

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Gibbons  Alice  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Central  and  Park  ave 
Gibbons  E  M  Mrs,  res  L302  Pearl 
Gibbons  Robinson,  draughtsman,  S  F,  res    SE  cor  Central 

and  Park  aves 
Gibbons  Wm  H,  special  agt,  S   F,  res  SE   cor  Central   and 

Park  aves 
Gibbons  Wm  P,  physician,  res  SEcor  Central  and  Park  aves 
GilfiUan  Sophie  J  Mrs,  res  1807  Alameda  ave 
(rill  Ann  Mrs,  res  Buena  Vista  ave,  bet  Walnut  and  Willow 
Gill  Walter  M.  lather,  res  Railroad  ave  nr  Everett 
Gillam  John,  carpenter,  res  1796  Pacific  ave 
Gilleran  Mary  Miss,  domestic  S  Thomas.  2723   Santa   Clara 

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Gil  man  Barry  C,  engineer,  re?  Park    ave    nr  Blanding  ave 
Gilmer  Elizabeth,  res  141f>  Oak  bet  Central  and  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Gilmer  Joseph,  res  L 415  Oak  bet    Central   and    Santa  Clara 

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Giovanoia  Gussepe,  laborer,  res  Railroad  ave  nr  Oak 
Glaaon  Lawrence  J,  sidewalk  contractor,  res  ns    Railroad 

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Gleeson  Wm.  laborer,  res  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Foley 
Glick  Jacob,  tailor,  S  F,  res  Cottage  be!  Centra!  and  Santa 

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Goddard  Ottia  M.  capitalist,  8  F,  res  2501   Santa  Clara  ave 
Godfrey  Ada  Miss,  n  -  3543  Santa  Clara  ave 

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y  Henry  B,  employe  B  P  Co,  res  w  -  81    Charles    nr 
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G  I-  -nard  S,  millwright,  8  F,  res  35  13  Santa  (Mara  a\ 

Godfrey  Martha  Mrs,  widow,  res  w  -  81  Charles  nr  Railroad 

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Goggiri  Gerald  E,  clerk,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Paru  and  Clinton 

ave 
Goggin   Walter  W,  insurance,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Clinton  ave 

and  Paru 
Gogo  Martin,  tailor,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Oak 
Goldstone  John,  crockery,  glassware    and    gasoline   stoves, 

res  Pearl  nr  Railroad  ave 
Goldthwaite  Wm  M,  res  1007  Park  ave  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Gomes  Wm,  deck  hand  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  3335  Taylor  ave 
Gonez  John,  laborer,  res  1112  Park 
Gooby  John,  res  1714  Webster 

Gooby  Wm,  clerk  P  L  Goshnauer,  res  1610  Webster 
Goodby  Emma  Miss,  res  3334  Railroad  ave 
Gordon  Mary,  domestic,  res  NW  cor  Alameda  ave  and  Union 
Gorsig  Henry,  res  1530  Eagle  ave 
Gott  Arthur  O,  jeweler  and    watch    maker,    1321   Park,  res 

1835  Pacific  ave 
Graham  Eugene  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  e  s  Park  nr  the  Bay 
Graham  Joseph  M,  employe  W  W  Graham  plumber,  res  Park 

nr  the  Bay 
Graham  Wm  W,  plumber,  tinner  and  gas  fitter,  1605  Park, 

res  e  s  Park  nr  the  Bay 
Grainer  Joseph,  tailor,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and 

Sherman 
Grand  Central  Garden,  George  Voges  propr,  NW  cor  Grand 

and  Railroad  ave 
Grange  N,  capitalist,  res  3515  Pacific  ave 
Grant  Caroline  A  Mrs,  res  1005  Central  ave 
Grass  Andrew,  capitalist,  res  3610  Pacific  ave 
Grass  Hugo,  driver  Bay  City  Market,  res   3610  Pacific  ave 
Grau  Chris,  teamster,  res  1530  Stanton 
Gray  Ernestine,  music  teacher,  res  SW  cor  Park  and  Bland- 

ing  ave 
Gray    Joel,    carpenter,    res    1428    NE    cor  Central  ave  and 

Broadway 
Gray    Thomas,  engineer,  res  SW   cor    Park  and    Blanding 

ave 
Greeley    Frank    W,    express,    Alameda  and  S  F,  res  1516 

Eagle  ave 
Greeley's  Express,  S  F  and    Alameda  Express,   office  1431 

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Green  Abram  V,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  966  Park  ave 
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Green  Gardiner,  laborer,  res  3535  Santa  Clara  ave 

Green  George,  driver,  res  3535  Santa  Clara  ave 

Green   -I    X.  carpenter   and  builder,  e  s  Oak  nr  Clinton  ave 

I  rreen  Lilian  F,  student  Mills  College,  res  1520  Grand 

Green  Samuel  S,  employe    Hotel   Gazette,  S  F,  res  s  s   Santa 

Clara  ave.  5  W  Second  ave 

Alameda  Pharmacy,  F  Binder  &   Co  proprs,  1421 

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Griffin  Andrew  (i.  clerk  Siegfried  &  Brandenstein.  S  F,  res 

2424  Santa  Clara  ave 
Griffin  C  \\\  clerk,  res  2424  Santa  Clara  ave 
Griffin    Willard  M   (Griffin   &  Skeily)  S  F,  res  2424  Santa 

(Mara  ave 
Griffith  YV  (J,  real  estate,  res  w  s  Para  2  n  Central  ave 
Griffitta    [saac    Y.    machinist,    S  F,    res  1859  Buena  Vista 

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Griffitta    Lincoln  B,   insurance  surveyor,  S  F,  res  2026  En- 

einal  B 
Griffitta  Thoa  II,  machinist,  res  1859  Buena  Vista  ave 
Grimm   ('has   W.   salesman,   S  F,  res  Park  bet  Encinal  ave 

and  San  Jose  ave 
Griswold  Joel   S,  clerk,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  College  and  Enci- 
nal ave 
<  rriawold    Milton   B,  teacher,  res  NW  cor  College  and  Enci- 

il   ave 
Gronke  Minnie  Mi--,  re-  SW  cor  Kings  ave  and  Bay 
<ir«H,ni<'    Louis    A.   painter,  paper  hanger  and  whitener,  res 

Pacific  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Groves  Ayacough,  collector,  S  F,  res  3221  Taylor  ave 

!  Edna  R   Mi--,  res  3221  Taylor  ave 
Grou  Christian,  teamster,  res  L530  Stanton 
Gruenberg   Max,  whole-ale   Liquor  merchant,  S  F,  res  2506 

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Gruenhagen  C  W  Mr-,  res  2710  Santa  Clara  ave 
(irnw..ii  John  W.  employe  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  2568 

I      ntral  ave 

Gunn   John   Jr,  dairyman,  res  cor  Grand  and  Buena  Vista 

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Halengarten  Ed  J,  "  The  Cottage  "   Saloon,  SW  cor  Central 

and  Third  aves 
Habering  George,  laborer,  res  Court    bet  Van  Buren   and 

Jackson 
Hackett  Frank,  plumber  Furey  &  Dahl,  res  NE  cor  Santa 

Clara  ave  and  Sherman 
Hackett  James  A,  porter,  S  F,  res  1524  Oak  nr  Railroad  ave 
Hackett  Mark,  sawyer,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and 

Bay 
Hackett  Martin,  laborer,  S  F,  res   NE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave 

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Hadcock  John  J,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  2037  Railroad  ave 
Hadley  James  E,  barkeeper   Old  Corner    Saloon,  res    1735 

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Hagan  Geo    W,  printer,  S  F,  res   w  s    Prospect,  nr    Santa 

Clara  ave  , 

Hagan  Gertrude  Miss,  res  1611  Walnut 
Hagan   John,  contractor,  1526   Park,   res   1611   Walnut   nr 

Pacific  ave 
Hagan  John  P,  brake  man  S  P  Co,  rer  1611  Walnut 
Hagan  Mary  Miss,  res  1611  Walnut 
Hagan  Regina  Miss,  res  1611  Walnut 
Hague  Chas  J,  master  mariner,  res  2011  Buena  Vista  ave 
Hagy  Samuel  A,  butcher  W  H  Noy,  res  2518  Railroad  ave 

nr  Paru 
Hahn  Henry,  carpenter,  res  Clement  ave  nr  Oak 
Haile  Frank  E,  carpenter  Oakland   Planing   Mill,  res   1013 

Van  Buren  ave 
Haile  Chas  H,  horticulturist,  res  Post  opp  Madison 
Halev  P  C  Mrs,  res  NW  cor  Morton  and  Kings  ave 
Hall  Edward  S,  machinist,  S  F,  res  17  Briggs  ave 
Hall  G  D,  res  1831  San  Jose  ave  nr  Walnut 
Hall    Geo   W,    bookkeeper,  S    F,  res   Buena   Vista    ave   nr 

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Hall  Gilbert  C  (G  C  Hall  &  Son,  S  F)  res  SW  cor  Grand  and 

Central  ave 
Hall  John  Mrs,  res  3334  Railroad  ave 
Hall  Milton  R  (G  C  Hall  &  Son,  S  F)  res   SW  cor  Grand 

and  Central  ave 
Hallgren  Fred,  fine   French  candies,  1419  Park,  res  Briggs 

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Hally  Frank,  blacksmith  and  carriage  maker,  1710    Santa 

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Balsey  (Mia-  M.  watchmaker,  S  F,  res  1512  Sherman 
Balsey  II   L,  hardware.  S  F,  res  1512  Sherman 
Balstead  Jesse  S,  printer,  res  1838  Railroad  ave  nr  Walnut 
Balstead  Samuel  H,  res  1838  Railroad  ave  nr  Walnut 
Balton  John  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  L936  Encinal  ave 
Balton    Joseph    M.  clerk  O'Connor,  Motfatt   &  Co,  S  F,  res 

L936  Encinal  ave 
Balton  Richard  V,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1936  Encinal  ave 
Ilain  (Mia-  \V.  res  w  s  Grand  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hamilton  Christine  Mrs,  res  1719  Central  ave 
Hamilton  .las   IT,  stock  raiser,  res  NE   cor  Central  ave   and 

Union 
Bam  ma  [rvin,  carpenter,  res  3607  Pacific  ave 
Hammersmith  Geo,  clerk,  S  F,  res  982  Park  ave 
Hammersmith  M  Mrs,  res  982  Park  ave 
Bammersmith  Phillip,  barber,  res  982  Park  ave 
Hammond   A.  C,  cashier   Guardian  Insurance   Co,  S   F,  res 

n  s  Clinton,  nr  Paru 
Bammond  ('has  J,  teamster,  res  1944  Pacific  ave 
Bammond  Win,  gardener,  res  2021  Buena  Vista  ave 
Band  Josiah,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Versailles  nr  Encinal 
Bandley  A  P,  employe  Sloan's  Carpet  House,  S  F,  res  2008 

Pacific  ave 
Handley  Thos,  clerk  Sloan  &  Co,  S  F,  res  SE   cor  Paru  and 

Alameda  ave 
Baney  Thomas,  laborer    N   Clark  &  Sons,  res  Green  Arbor 

Baths 
Banford  Chas  S,  Bales  man,  S  F,  res  1114  Oak 
HanleyChaa  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,    res   NE  cor  Central  ave 

ami   Benton 
Banley  James 8,  res  NT.  cor  Central  ave  and  Benton 
Bansen  Ellen  Mrs,  res  Blanding  ave  nr  Everett 
Banseu  Ferdinand,    merchant,  8  F,  res   3311    Santa  Clara 

Bansen  1.  T,  carpenter,  n  L3  Railroad  ave 

Bansen  Mary,  domestic  D  I,  Randolph,  n  s  St  Charles  nr 
Cingfl  ave 

Sanson  Henry  L,  porter/  B  F.  res  a  -  Clinton  ave  bet  Wil- 
low and  l  Ihesl  mil 

Han--.li  Jan  L618  Park 

Hanson  Jami  3E  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and  Walnut 

Banson  Peter,  painter,  pea  1724  Railroad  ave 

Hanson  Peter,  carpenter,  rea  si-:  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and 
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Harbaugh  Felix  V,  moulder,  S  F,  res  2031  Alameda  ave 
Harbaugh  Maria  E  Miss,  res  2031  Alameda  ave 
Harbaugh  Rosanna  Mrs,  res  2031  Alameda  ave 
Harbaugh  Winfield,  carpenter,  res  2031  Alameda  ave 
Harbourne  John  W,  real  estate,  res  3238  Taylor  ave 
Hard  man  Jane  Mrs,  res  Broadway  nr  Clement 
Hardman  Wm,  res  Broadwa}'  nr  Clement  ave 
Haritwen  C,  sea  captain,  res  2605  Railroad  ave 
Haritwen  C    Mrs,    dressmaker,  2605  Railroad  ave,  res  same 
Harmer    D    G,    foreman   Oakland    Canal,    res   Park  ave  nr 

Clement  ave 
Harmon  Wm  S,  painter,  res  e  s  McPherson  nr  Centennial 

ave 

HARMONIE  HALL,  FELIX  WIRBSER, 

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Clara  aves 
Harmony  Borax  Co,«A  L  Tubbs  mgr,  121  Market,  S  F 
Harper  James  L,   salesman    Geo    H  Tay,  S  F,  res  NW    cor 

Union  and  Buena  Vista 
Harris  Henry,  tailor,  S  F,  res    Pacific  ave  bet  Schilleer  and 

Lafayette 
Harris  Len,  detective  S  P  Co,  res  1718  Buena  Vista  ave 
Harrison  A  D  (Catton,  Bell  &  Co)  S  F,  res  n  s  San  Antonio 

ave  nr  Morton 
Harrison  Dalton  A,  commission  and  insurance,  S  F,  res  n  s 

San  Antonio  nr  Paru 
Harron  John  Joseph,  shipwright,  res  1845  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hart  Edward  P  Rev,  clergyman,  res  Park  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Hart  Frank  V,   engraver  Sanborn,    Vail  &  Co,    S    F,    res 

Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Hart  Helen  M,  teacher,  res  Park  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Hart  John,  clerk,  S  F,  res  3112  Railroad  ave 
Hart  Mabel,  res  Park  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Hart  T  R,  clerk,  S  F,  res  2516  Pacific  ave 
Harter  Bloomfleld,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker,  junction 

Lincoln  and  Railroad  ave 
Hartigan  Maggie  M  Miss,  domestic  Chas  H  Foster,  res  1995 

Alameda  ave 
Harvey  Delmo,  blind  maker  California  Door  Co,  res  1863 

San  Jose  ave 
Harvey  Geo  J,  foreman  Langley  &  Michaels,  S  F,  res    1610 

Buena  Vista  ave 
Harvey  H  E  Jr,  salesman   Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  S   F,  res 

1863  San  Jose  ave 


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ave 
Harvey  John  W,  second  officer  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  3335   Tay- 
lor ave 
Harvey  Peter,  agt  B  &  0  R  R,  S  F,  res  2822  Pacific  ave 
Harvey  Robert,  carpenter,  res  SW  cor  Park  and    San  Jose 

ave 
Hashagen  Hermann,  res  e  s  McPherson  nr  Railroad  ave 
Haskell  Frank  J,  clerk  E  E  Steere,  res  SE  cor   Railroad  ave 

and  Webster 
Haskill  M  J,  clerk,  S  F,  res  e  s  Morton  nr  Central  ave 
Haslett  Samuel  M,  warehouse,  S  F,  res  2509  Central  ave 
Hatch  Augustus,   stair    builder    Enterprise    Mill,    res   1864 

Clinton  ave 
Hatfield  Samuel,  architect,  S  F,  res  Grand  bet  Encinal  and 

San  Antonio 

Hatje  A  Win,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  3542  Santa  Clara  ave  +L 

Hauch  Halvor,  res  w  s  Second  ave  nr  Taylor  ave  £D 

Hawkins  James  W,  wharfinger,  S  F,  res  1863  San  Jose  ave     c^j 
Hawkins  Richard  R,  mining   engineer,  S  F,  res    2004    San 

Jose  ave  ~    I 

Hawkins  T   Miss,  dressmaker,   res  e  s   First    ave    nr   Santa     W 

Clara  ave  £* 

Hawkins  T  Mrs,  rea  e  -  First  ave  nr  Santa  Clara  ave  jq 

Hawley  Mary  J,  ladies'  nurse,  res  Eagle  ave  bet  Union    and      •-*; 

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Hawxhurst  R,  capitalist,  S  F.  res  -  -  Santa  Clara  bet  Grand   ^% 

and  Paru  C 

Hayden  Edward  B,  capitalist,  res  L5134  Park  ^ 

Hayes  John  II.  insurance  agt  Newhall  &   Co,  S   F,  res   1188    g   ; 

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Healy  Daniel,  laborer  Pacific  Coast  Oil   Co,  res    1743   Web-  H 

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Healy  James,  laborer,  rea  w  -  Webster,  nr  Bland  in  g  a\ 

Hebard  Annie  C  Miss,  rea  2013  Park 

Hebard  II  Amor,  genl  agl    hove    Button    Hole   and    Family 

wing  Machine,  rea  2013  Park 
Hebard  May  G  Miss,  rea  -Job0.  Park 
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Becker  Adolph,  hardware,  tools,  crockery,  etc,  L535    Web- 
ster, rea  same 
Beffell  Henry,  clerk  British  North  America   Bank,  8  F.  r< 

2098  San  Jose  ave 
Hegelund    [da  Mrs,  res  1 840  Railroad  ave 
Heid  W  A,  litho^raper,  S  F,  rea  2818  Buena  Vista  a 
Heidi  George,  rea  L850  San  Antonio  ave 
Heidi  Wesley,  bookkeeper,  S  F.  rea  L850  San  Antonio  ave 
Heiman  Emma  Miss,  rea  L835  Railroad  av< 
Heiman  Isaac,  merchant,  8  F,  rea  L835  Railroad  ave 
Heiman  Tennie  Miss,  res  1835  Railroad  ave 
Heinsohn  Hermann,  bookkeeper,  S    F,   res    BE    cor  Bnena 

Vista  ave  and  Schiller 
Heitman  Hermann  H,  saloon,  S  F,  re    3317  Railroad  ave 
Helling  Charles,  wheelwright,    S    F,    res   a    a   Eagle  ave  nr 

Sherman 

Helmle  Wm,  carpenter,  rea  -  -  Central  ave  nr  High  P 

Helmstein  John  J,  sewing  machine  agt,  Santa  Barbara,  n  -        — 

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Helsley  1*  C,  Bwitchman    S    P  Co,  res  S\V  cor    Railroad  ave   x   g, 

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Hemmingson  Annie  Miss,  rea  L538  Central  ave  a   §> 

Henkel  Wm,  cooper,  rea  L520  Walnut  5   Ej 

Henkeniua  .J  C,  civil  engineer,  s  F.  rea    e   -  Rain,  nr  Enci-   H  ^J" 

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Henley  Alexander   (Henley  Bros,  S   F)    rea    •J<>::,.»  Alameda  ?   gf 
ave  ==j 

Henley  Annie  11  Mrs,  widow,  rea    SW    cor  Van   Buren  and  !"*  n 
Fountain  q 

Henley  Walter  F,  mfr  Henley'a    1  X  L  Bitters,  r<     2  39  Al-  _ 
ameda  ave  8 

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Heper  Annie  N  Mrs.  widow,  rea   □    -   Central  ave  nr  Third 

ave 
Heper  George,  res  n  -  Central  ave  nr  Third  ave 
Herbert  E  R  Mrs,  Bpiril  medium,  res  1642  Webster 
Herbert  II  V,  capitalist,  S  F.  rea  1  133 Morton 

llerhert   S,  short  hand  reporter.  S  F.  rea   1508   I 
Hermes  Rudolph,  accountant.  S  F.  38  Santa  Clara  ave 

Herrlich  .1  Mrs,  dressmaker,  rea  1539  Webster 
Herrmann  Chaa  L,  clerk  U  S  A  clothing  dept,  res  2047  Al- 
ameda ave 
Herve  E  F.  saloon,  rea  NE  cor  Wood  and  Buena  Vista  ave 
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LU  Hesse  Chas,  foreman  planing  mill,  S  F,  res  1919  Encinal  ave 

^  Hesse  Joseph,  res  3144  Santa  Clara  ave 
(—  Q   Heuer  Alexander,    clerk  City  Hall,   S   F,  res  1809  Alameda 
CO  z  ave 

W  <   Eeunish  Albert  G,  traveling  salesman,  res  1609  Webb  ave 
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HewsOD  Mat t ir  Miss,  res  Encinal  ave  bet  Mound  and  Court  I 
Hichena  Jaa  R,  weighmaster  Oregon  Improvement  Co,  S  F,  j  <@> 

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Hickey  John,    1st    mate   steamer    Encinal,    res   2924  Santa 

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Hickman  George,  lumberman   E    M  Derby  &  Co,  res  1713 

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Bickos    A    D   Wesley,    merchandise   broker,   S  F,  res  2024 

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Hickox    Arthur    M,    cashier   Union   Insurance  Co,  S  F,  res 

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Hickox  <leo  C,  stock  broker,  S   F,  res   NE  cor  Hibbard  and 

Pacific  ave 
Bierlihy  Thomas   L,  propr  Pioneer  Planing  Mill,  Oakland, 

rea  21 1<»  Alameda  ave 
Ilihaia   S.    mgr  Yokohama  Specie  Bank,  S  F,  res  1932  Ala- 
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[iggina    Warren    1),    bookkeeper.  S  1\  res  1005  Central  ave 
[igh    Prank    <i.    railroad    ticket    agt,  S  F,  rea  3307  Santa 

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[ildenbrand  M  I'.  Mrs,  rea  L919  Alameda  ave 
11    Arthur  M.  8  M  machines,  S  F,  rea  L955  San   Jose  ave 
11    Benj  3,  boiler  coverer,  S    F,  rea   SW  cor  Morton  and 

Bncinal  ave 
He  Win.  cornice  maker,  s  1\  res  1419  McPhersoD 
Her  P  Jr  Dr,  physician,  8  F,  rea  e  -  Park  nr  the  Bay 
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Hilton  Joseph  J,   saw  maker,  S  F,  res  Santa  Clara  ave  bet 

Walnut  and  Willow 
Himrod  Mary  J  Mrs,  res  2304  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hinchman    J  W,   pres   Oakland   and   San   Francisco  Race 

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Hinrichs   August,  music  teacher,  res  1710  Buena  Vista  ave 
Hinrichs  Gustave,  musician,  res  1710  Buena  Vista  ave 
Hinrichs   H  Miss,  piano  teacher,  res  1710  Buena  Vista  ave 
Hippen  Ellie,  res  NE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Grand 
Hippen   John   H,  publisher  Botschafter,  res  NE  cor  Pacific 

ave  and  Grand 
Hirschfeld  D,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  n   s  Railroad    ave    nr 

Sherman 
HITCHCOCK    L    S    MRS,  proprietor   PARK 

HOTEL  RESTAURANT,  NE  cor  Park  and 

Encinal  ave 
Hitchcock  Wilbur,  traveling   salesman,  S  F,  res  1814  Ever- 
ett 
Hitchings  J  H,  laborer,  res  1544  Webster 
Hobart  Mary  A  Mrs,  res  1851  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hobering  Gregor,  res  cor  Court  and  Van  Buren 
Hobler  Ada  L  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Central  ave  and  Court 
Hobler  Edith  A  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Central  ave  and  Court 
Hodgkins   Albion,   carpenter,    res    Eagle    bet    Chapin    and 

Wood 
Hof  Erederick,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  1528  Sherman 
Hoffman    Elizabeth    Mrs,    widow,    res    s    s    Pacific    ave  nr 

Stanton 
Hoffman  W  H,  salesman,  S  F,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Hoffmann    H    F,  MD,    physician  and  surgeon,  1840  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Hoffner  Frank  J,  photographer,   cor  Park  and  Santa  Clara 

ave,  res  same 
Hofmann  Jacob,  baker,  res  NE  cor  Eagle  and  Everett 
Hof  man  n  Olympia  Mrs,  widow,  res  3530  Railroad  ave 
Hofmann  Ottokar,  mining  engineer,  res   3530  Railroad  ave 
Hoge  Walter,  capitalist,  res  2060  San  Antonio  ave 
Hogeboom    Lawrence  V,  engineer,   res    Broadway  nr  San 

Jose  ave 
Holden  Oliver  D,  physician,  res  1554  Central  ave 
Holland  Henry,  capitalist,  res  2822  Buena  Vista  ave 
Holmes   Edward  B,  mining  sec,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Paru  and 

Clinton  ave 
Holt  Chas,  clerk  warehouse,  S  F,  res  1524  Sherman 
Holt  R  N,  carpenter,  res  1524  Sherman 
Holton  Luther  J,  res  NW  cor  Grand  and  Encinal 


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Holton  Richard,  painter,  res  1914  Santa  Clara  ave 

Holtz  Fred  J,  now-  agt,  res  1540  Webster 

HOLTZ  HALL.  Wm  Holtz  proprietor,  1542*  Webster 

HOLTZ  WM,  justice  of  peace  and  notary  public,  1546 

Webster,  res  3l>24  Santa  ( flara  ave 
Homeier   Louis,  musical    director  Alcazar,    S  F,  res    1525 

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Homeier  Rosa  Miss,  res  1525  Willow  nr  Railroad  ave 
Hooker  R  C  Capt,  U  S  X.  res  e  s  Caroline  nr  Central  ave 
Hoole  Edward  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  1416  Pearl 
Hopken  Fudwig.  sea   captain,  res  3529   Santa  Clara  ave  bet 

Webster  and  Third  ave 
Hopkins  Addie  Miss,  res  3539  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hopkins  Florence  Miss,  wood  engraver,  S  F,  res  e  s  Weber, 

Encmal  Park 
Hopkins  John,  cigar  maker.  S  F,  res   3539   Santa  Clara  ave 
Hopkins   John    X.  wholesale  druggist,  S  F,  res  e   s   Weber, 

Encmal  Park 

kin-   Justin   S,  cashier   Payot,  Upham    &   Co,  S  F,  res 

I  832  Clinton  ave 

Hopkins  Sophia  P   Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  w  s   Pease  ave  nr 

Fncinal 
HoppiD  John  11.  rancher,  res  2031  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hopps  Charles,  painter,  s  F.  res   NW  cor  Central  ave  and 

Versailles  ave 
Hopps  Chas  E,  painter,  S  F,  res  2505  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hore  Edward   B,  insurance   agt    Balfour,  Guthrie  A:  Co,  res 

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HorgOD  Nettie  Miss,  domestic  S  Thomas,  2723  Santa  Clara 

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Horri  >b  11.  machinist,  S  F,  its  1741  Webster 

Horsl    Wm.  .stationery    and   notions.  3241    Santa 

('lara  ave  c<>r  McPherson,  res  same 
Horton  Homer  Mrs,  widow,  I  aroline,  nr  Central  ave 

II  II  igh  nr  Jefferson 

Horton    F  I    Miss,  compositor  Oakland    Enquirer }  rea 

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Horton  Thoe  P,  regular  police,  rea  High  nr  Jefferson 

hinisl  Mint,  B  F,  res  3628  Rail- 

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Howe   Edward   K,  solicitor  Union    Box  Factory,  S   F,  res 

Pearl  bet  Central  and  Encinal  aves 
Howe  Frank    C,  salesman    Main   &.  Winchester,  S    F,  res 

2040  San  Antonio  ave 
Howe  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  2040  San  Antonio  ave 
Howlett  Annie  Miss,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howlett  Charles,  painter,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howlett  Clara  Miss,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howlett  Emily  Miss,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howlett  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howlett  John  C,  machinist,  S  F,  res  1718  St  Charles 
Howser  Fannie  L  Miss,  res  1214  Oak 
Hoyt  Cornelius  A  Rev,  res  978  Park  ave 
Hoyt  Flora  J  Miss,  res  978  Park  ave 
Hoyt  J  F  Mrs,  res  1862  San  Jose  ave 
Hubbard  Henry  C,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  2057  San  Antonio 

ave 
Hubbard  Lewis  H,  ship  master,  res  Park  ave  nr  Encinal  ave 
Hubback  Edw'd  T,  clerk  Haslett  &  Bailey,  S  F,  res  s  s  Clem- 
ent ave  nr  Oak 
Huber  Wm  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res    Pease  ave  nr  Encinal 
Huddleston  H  &  Co,  branch  Great  American  Tea  Co,  NW 

cor  Park  and  Alameda 
Huey  Leonard,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1819  Pacific  ave 
Hughes  Mary,  domestic  Wm  H  Pollard,  res  1512  Central]ave 
Huling  Thomas'  R,  porter,    S    F,    res   n  s  Taylor    ave,  nr 

McPherson 
Hull  Andrew  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  S  E  cor  Pearl  and  En- 
cinal ave 
Hulse  Ben,  foreman  Palace  Brewery,  res  same 
Humphreys  John,  tailor,  1522  Park,  res  same 
Humphreys  John  V,  plumber,  Oakland,  res  1522  Park 
Hundrup  Peter,  carpenter,  res  NE  cor  Everett  and  Blanding 

ave 
Hunter  Edward  F,  clerk  S  F,  res  2021  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hunter  Henry  J,  employe  U  S  Mint,  S   F,  res   Chestnut  nr 

Railroad  ave 
Hunter  H  C,  printer,  S  F,  res  3525  Railroad  ave 
Hunter  James,  gauger,  S  F,  res  2021  Santa  Clara  ave 
Hunsinger  Louis    P,  actor  Alcazar  Theater,  S  F,  res  Mound 

nr  Encinal  ave 
Hunter  Robert  D,  insurance,  res  Chestnut  nr  Railroad  ave 
Hutchison  F  Mrs,  teacher  of  painting;  res  976  Park  ave 
Hutchinson  Maggie  Miss,  res  2054  Alameda  ave 
Hutton  Edward  L,  butcher  S  E  cor  Park   and  Lincoln  ave, 
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ALAMEDA. 


Hutton  Veroncha  Miss,  res  off  Webb  ave  bet  Everett  and 
Broadway 

Hyman  Abraham,  glazier,  Railroad  ave,  bet  Oak  and  Wal- 
nut, res  same 


rglehhart  Thomas  N,  dentist,  S  F,  res   SW   cor  Court   and 

Kncinal  ave 
Independent  Lumber    Co,  G  E  Middleton   mgr,  Walnut  bet 

Alameda  and  Encinal 
Ingerson  Fred  S,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  S   F,  res    2114   Ala- 
meda ave 
Ingerson  Harry  F,  clerk  Simpson,  S  F,  res   2114    Alameda 

ave 
Ingerson  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  2114  Alameda  ave 
Ingraham  Lilia  Miss,  res  NE  cor  St  Charles  and  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Ingram  Tillie  Miss,  res  NE  cor  St  Charles  and  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Ingram  Robert  H,  switchman    S  P  Co,   Berkeley,    res   1853 

Alameda  ave 
[nnes  Alexamder,  dry  goods    wholesale  L  Sraus  &  Co,  S  F, 

pea  1  s">.*5   Central  ave 
[nnes  Alexander,  dairyman,  res  Blanding  ave  bet  Park  and 

Everett 
[ron  A.  clerk  W  H  Noy,  res  1530  Bay 
[saace  J   L,   insurance   agt,   res    SW  cor    Park    and  Encinal 

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[versoD  Ivar  P,  laborer,  pea  L312  Park 

i   i     I  aleb  F,  teamster,  res    Buena   Vista  ave   bet  Sherman 

and  Bay 
[vea  E  !•'  Mr-,   principal    Encinal    School,   res   College  opp 

Madison 
Eve   J<  lerk,  res  College  opp  Madison 


JackaOD  Andrew  II.  engineer  S  V  Co,  res    Schiller    nr  Eagle 
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Jackson  Charles  L,  chair  maker,  8  V.  pes  L712  St  diaries 
Jackson  Etta  Mi  boo]  teacher,   res   wa  81   Charles  nr 

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Jackson  Win,  n  s  Pacific  nr  Sherman 

Jacobi   Louis  H,    mgr  Pacific    Bell    Telephone  Co,  res  2033 

Alameda  ave 
Jacobs  W,  res  NE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Sherman 
Jacobson  Andrew  C,  laborer,  res  s  s  Eagle  ave  nr  Chapin 
Jacobson  Annie  Miss,  res  2006  Alameda  ave 
Jacobson  Ferdinand,  res  n  s  Taylor  ave,  nr  Third  ave 
Jacobson  Frederick,  teamster  Schroeder  &    Bruns,  res  Oak 

bet  Bank  and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Jacobson  Jacob  E,  sea  captain,  res  1934  Central  ave 
Jacobson  H  R,  master  mariner,  res  2006  Alameda  ave 
James  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  SW  cor    Buena  Vista    ave 

and  Chestnut 
James  Joseph,  laborer    Alameda    Mole,  res  SW    cor    Buena 

Vista  ave  and  Chestnut 
James  Win,    fireman   S  P  Co,  res  SW  cor  Buena  Vista  and 

Chestnut 
Jamison    John    D,  bookkeeper,   S  F,    res    San  Jose  ave  bet 

Oak  and  Walnut 
Janes  Alfred,  carpenter,  res  w  s  Bay,  1  s  Santa  Clara  ave 
Jansen  Obbe,  res  NE  cor  Oak  and  San  Antonio  ave 
Jansen  Alex,  importer  and  mfr  upholstery,  S  F,  res  SW  cor 

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Jansen  Henry,  furniture,  S  F,  res  33  Taylor  ave 
Jarratt  A  J  C,  reporter    S  F,  res    Pacific    ave  bet    Chestnut 

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Jarvis  Annie  A,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1620  Webster 
Jarvis  Jeremiah  J,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Jarvis  John  W,  time  keeper,  S  F,  res  1620  Webster 
Jarvis  Thomas,  propr  Old  Corner    Saloon,  1735    Park,  res 

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Jaudin  R,  bookkeeper,   S  F,  res    n  s    Clinton  ave  bet  Grand  rnZ  «g 
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Jeans  Henry  C,  res  Park  ave  bet  Encinal  and  San   Jose  ave 
Jeffreys  John  H,  salesman,  S  F,  res  2003  Alameda  ave 
Jehu  Sarah  Mrs,  res  2098  Jan  Jose  ave 
Jehu  Walter  N,  assayer,  res  2098  San  Jose  ave 
Jenkin  Joseph,  res  NE  cor  Buena  Vista  and  Versailles    ave 
Jenkin  Wm  R,  coachman  Mrs  E  G   Cohen,  res  NE  cor  Bu- 
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Jenkins  Frederick  E,   machinist  Oakland   Mills,   res    1962 
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Jenks  George  W  Capt,  mariner,  res  5  Webb  ave 

Jenks  Levi  Mrs,  res  1537  Eagle  ave 

Jenner  Phoebe  R  Mrs,  res  1711  Santa  Clara  ave 

Jensen  George  P  C,  clerk  Jacob  Jensen,  res  1818  Pacific  ave 

Jensen  Jacob,  res  1818  Pacific  ave 

Jewetl  Jehn  D,  sign  painter,  res  1807  Buena  Vista  ave 

Jobn  J,  gardener,  res  High  nr  the  Bay 

Johns  Arthur  T,  rancher,  res  2020  Santa  Clara  ave 

Johns  John    II,  crockery   merchant,  S  F,    res  s  s  Pacific,  n 

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John-  Win.  mining  agt,  S  F,  res  2020  Santa  Clara  ave 
Johns  Win  F  Jr,  mining,  S  F,  res  2020  Santa  Clara  ave 
Johnson  Adolph,  turner  Enterprise  Planing  Mill 
Johnson  Albert,  res  Park  bet  Encinal  and  San  Antonio  aves 
Johnson  Andrew,  laborer,  res  Buena  Vista   bet  Willow  and 

Chestnut 
John 80 n  Andrew,   saloon,   S   F,  r  s   NW   cor   Encinal    and 

Santa  I  Mara  aves 
Johnson  Ih-los  II,  capitalist,  res  2061  Alameda  ave 
Johnson  Elmer,  salesman,  S  F,  res   1803  Buena  Vista  ave 
Johnson  Louisa  T  Mrs,  widow,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Johnson  Nathaniel,  liveryman,  East  Oakland,  res  1626  Hib- 

bard 
Johnson  Wm  A.  painter,  res  172T>  Everett 
Johnson  Wm  I',  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  High  and  En- 
cinal ave 
Johnston  Geo  A,  salesman  O'Connor  &  MorTatt,S  F,  res  En- 

einal  ave  nr  Collet 
Johnstone  Alexander  Rev,  res  2235  Alameda  ave 
Johnstone  Susie  R  Miss,  res  2235  Alameda  ave 
Joi<  orgie  A  Miss,  res  1991  Alameda  ave 

Joice  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  1991  Alameda  ave 
Jollymour  Agnea  Miss,  saleslady  Fred    Eallgren,  res   Park 

ave  nr  the  bay 
Jollymour  Jam.-,  teamster,  res  e  s  Lark  ave  nr  the  bay 
Jollymour  Jas  W.  painter,  pes  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 
Jollymour  Minnie  Miss,  printer,S  F,  res  Lark  ave  nr  the  bay 
Jonai  II  II.  engin  P  I  !o,  res  L326  High 

Jonei Mrs,  n  a  \  W  cor  Court  and  Van  Buren 

J >a  Alexander  Mrs,  pea  2527  Railroad  ave 

Jonei  Chas  \\    printer,  8  I".  pes  Lark  ave  nr  San   Jose  ave 
Jonea  Christina  Mrs,  pea  -  -  Clinton  ave  nr  Willow 
Jonea  Harrj  .  plasl  Loyal  ( >ak  Hotel 

Jon<     3  L  Mrs,  *  idow,  p(  s  N  E  cor  <  lentral  ave  and  Pearl 
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Jones  Wm,  electrician,  res  1859  Encinal  ave 

Jones  Wm    P,  pres  Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co,  res  NW 

cor  Chapin  and  Pacific  ave 
JOOST    MARTIN,  dealer    in  groceries    and    fresh 

fruit,  SW  cor  Encinal  and  Walnut 
Jordan  Frederick  W,  sea  captain,  res  1437  McPherson 
JORGKENSON     PETER,     carriage    maker,    1619 

Webster,   res  same 
Joseph  Antone,  sailor,  res  Oak  bet   San   Jose   and  San  An- 
tonio ave 
Josselyn   Joel  S,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Central  ave 

and  Fountain 
Josselyn  B  F  Dr,  res  NW  cor  Central  ave  and  Fountain 
Judd  Edward  D  (E  D  Judd  &  Son)  res  2710  Santa  Clara  ave 
bet  Morton  and  Benton 

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Kaehler  Ferdinand,  res  1838  Pacific  ave 

Kaehler  Henry  E,  music  teacher,  res  1838  Pacific  ave 

Kalis  Frank  J,  barber,  res  1230  Broadway 

Kalman  Leo,  importer  of  cigars,  S  F,  res  1956  Railroad  ave 

Kamp  Albert,  policeman,  res  1623  Webb  ave 

Kampe   Chas   J,   clerk,  S  F  Bridge  Co,  S  F,  res  2916  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Kane  C  C,  res  3435  Railroad  ave 
Kane  Eliza  J,  dressmaker,  5  Park  row,  res  SW  cor  San  Jose 

ave  and  Park 
Kane    Estelle    Miss,    artist,    res    SW  cor  San  Jose  ave  and 

Park 
Kane  Michael,  capitalist,  res  3435  Railroad  ave 
Kanney   Martin,   fireman  steamer  Newark,   res  s  s  Central 

ave  nr  Second  ave 
Karras  Max,  photographer,   S  F,  res  1234  Regent  nr  Enci- 
nal ave 
Karstadt  Helen  Miss,  res  Park  nr  Central  ave 
Karstadt  M  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  Park  nr  Central  ave 
Kaufman  Emil,  capitalist,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Schiller  and 

Union 
Kaufman  Emil  Jr,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Schiller  J 

and  Union 
Kaufman  Henry,  sec  German  Consul,  S  F,  res  Railroad  ave 

bet  Schiller  and  Union 
Kawagita  T,  Japanese  Consul,  res  1862  Santa  Clara  ave 
Kearney  Joseph  G,  inventor,  res  1524  Willow 
Kearney  Louis,  carpenter  Theo  Metz 


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Kearney  Mary  Mrs.  widow,  res  Fountain  nr  Versailles 

K<  irney    Thos,   fireman    S  P  Co.  res  cor    Court    and    Van 

Buren 
Kearney   Thos    H,  wine    dealer,    S  F,  res  Railroad  ave  bet 
Chestnut  and  Willow 

gan  Win,  collector.  S  V  Gas  Co,   S  F,  res  1830  San  An- 
tonio ave 
Keeler  Percival  J/  mfrs    agi,  S  F,  res  1820  San  Jose  ave 
Keene  Edward  B,  res  Park  Hotel 

Keller  Albert  H,  clerk  C  Keller,  res  172G  Clement  ave 
Keller   ('  Mrs.  propr  People's    Cash   Grocery,   res  1726  Cle- 
ment  ave 
Keller  Maurice,  res  1726  ('lenient  ave 
K<  Her  W  F  II.  .-tableman  T  Metz,  res  1717  Webster 
Kelley  George,  pound  deputy.  NW  Railroad    ave  and  Pros- 

pect,  rea  Bame 
Kelley  Geo  B,  bookkeeper  Geo  W  Kelley,  SF,  res  2030  Cen- 
tral ave 
Kellogg  Prank  H,  capitalist,  8  F.  res  1958  Santa  Clara  ave 
Kellogg  Mary  F,  widow,  res  2003  Santa  Clara  ave 
K(  Hogg  Maud  Miss,  res  1958  Santa  Clara  ave 
Kellogg  Paul  F.  atudent  High  School,  res  1958  Santa  Clara 

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Kellogg  Tyler  V.  clerk,  S  F,  res  2003  Santa  Clara  ave 
Kelly  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  Park  opp  San  Antone  ave 
Kellj  .1  I\  teamster, res  a  a  Pacific  ave.  nr  Prospect 
Kelly  Thos,  laborer,  res  2819  Santa  (Mara  ave 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Kemp  W  II.  carpenter,  rea  Bank  nr  Oak 
K(  nny  P  II.  real  estate,  s  F.  rea  Alameda  ave 
Kent  M  E  Miss,  housekeeper  Green  Arbor  Baths,  rea  same 
Keogfa  Dennis,  rea  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Kerr  James,  clerk  C  B  Elbe,  rea   SW   cor  Park  and  Santa 

ara  a 
K'  JT«  I  'ha«  E,  laborer,  rea  Blanding  ave  nr  ( >ak 
Kibby  Hugh  L,  carpenter,  rea  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 

man  Philip,    Green  Arbor    Batha  and    Restaurant,  rea 
same 

Killman  Henry  C,    master    manner,    rea  San    Antonio  nr 

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King  Florence  S,  teacher  of  telegraphy,  res  1309  Park  ave 

King  GC,  miner,  res  3015  Santa  Clara  ave 

King  Geo  W,  carpenter,  res  1515  Santa  Clara  ave 

King  Jane  Mrs,  res  1810  Pacific  ave 

King  Katie,  domestic  Wm  P  Jones,    NW    cor    Chapin   and 

Pacific  ave 
King  Sophia  B  Mrs,  res  1609  Everett 
King  T  P,  miner,  res  3015  Santa  Clara  ave 
King  Wm  S,  upholsterer,  res  1309  Park  ave 
Kirby  Everett  B,    agt   wines    and    brandies,    S  F,   res  1322 

Buena  Vista  ave 
Kirby  Job  P,  capitalist,  res  Central  ave  nr  Willow 
Kirby  John  Rev,  pastor  M  E   Church,    res    Central  ave  nr 

Park 
KirchofTEmil,  artificial  stone  contractor,  res  2022  Alameda 

ave 
Kirk  Norris  L,  enmloye  S  F  Bridge  Co,    res    Pacific  ave  nr 

Oak 
Kirk  Robert,  librarian  Alameda  Free  Library,  res    Central 

ave  e  of  Broadway 
Kittredge  Addison  G,  employe  Spring  Valley  Water  Works, 

S  F,  res  1214  Grand 
Kitz  Frank,  insurance  broker,    S    F,  res   1903  Buena  Vista 

ave 
Klein  Peter,  capitalist,  res  2615  Railroad  ave 
Klingemann  Ernest,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  1861  Encinal  ave 
Knight  Alden,   gardener    E  B  Mastick,  res  n  s    Pacific,    nr 

McPherson 
Knight  George  A,  commercial  agt  Neustadter  Bros,  S  F,  res 

1319  Pearl 
Knight  Nehemiah  R,  wool  merchant,  S  F,  res  SW   cor  Ver- 
sailles and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Knipe  Thomas  J  capt,  pilot,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Union 
Knocker  Charles  B,  real  estate  and  insurance,  S   F,  res  Re- 
gent nr  Encinal 
Knoflach  A  Mrs,  res  1962  Santa  Clara  ave 
Knowland  Joseph,  lumber    merchant,  S  F,  res   24  Lincoln 

ave 
Knowland  James  A,  electrician,  res  24  Lincoln  ave 
Knowland  Lucy  B,  res  24  Lincoln  ave 
Knowles  Calvin  C  Mrs,  res  1419  Versailles  ave 
Knowles  Edward,  dentist,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave 

and  Chestnut 
Knowles  Samuel  E,   dentist,   S  F,  res  NW  cor    Santa  Clara 

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Knowles  Wm  A  L,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1420  Pearl 

Knox  Charles  L,  real  estate  agent,  Oakland,  res  1711  Wal- 
nut 

Knudson  Nela  C,  tailor,  res  Calhoun  bet  Broadway  and  Re- 
gent 

Koch  Adam,  bookkeeper  Park,  res  1519  Eagle  ave  nr  Broad- 
way 

Kock  Peter,  refiner  Harmony  Borax  Co,  res  Eagle  ave  nr 
Broadway 

Koening  <i.  res  3026  Santa  Clara  ave 

rber  August,  coal  merchant,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and 
Willow^ 

Koerber  August  H,  bookkeeper  Henry  Koerber,  res  1954 
Santa  Clara  ave 

Koerber  Dora  Miss,  res  1954  Santa  Clara  ave 

KOERBER  HENRY,  coal,  wood,  hay,  grain,  feed, 
etc,  L717-11  L9  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Park,  res  1954  Santa 
( llara  ave 

Kohler  George,  baker  Probst  Bakery,  res  1431  Webster 

KOHLMOOS  CHRISTIAN,  Central  Saloon  and 
Billiard  Parlor,  NW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Benton 

Kohlmooe  Fred  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Santa 
Clara  ave  and  Benton 

Kolby  Eteinhard,  employe  Spreckels  Sugar  Refinery,  S  F, 
res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet  Union  and  Minturn 

[tolling  Charles  F  W,  capt  of  schooner,  res  S  E  cor  Encinal 
and  Pease  ave 

Konigshofer  Julius  J,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1423  Park,  res 
\\cri  Santa  Clara  ave 

Konradi  Maggie  Miss,  domestic  A  Rotenberg,  n  s  Santa 
Clara  ave    nr    MePherson 

Koop  John  C,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  Buena  Vista 
ave  bet   Willow  and  Chestnut 

Koope  Ferdinand,  res  L416  Walnut 

Kopka  Wm,  painter,  w  -  Webster  nr  Pacific   ave,  res  same 
Koppitz  George,  prof   music,  S  K,  rea  2660  Central  ave 
Koppitz  Henry,  musician,  S  F,  rea  3126  Pacific  ave 
Kower  Hermann,  Instructor  U  C,  res  L867  San  Antonia  ave 
Kramer  Mrs,  rea  Oak  bel  Buena  Vista  and  Eagle  ave 
Kramer  Wm  J,  butcher,  rea  L931  San   Antonio  ave 
Krauth  Elizabeth  Mrs,  rea  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
Krauth  Frank  Jr,  clerk  County    clerk.  Oakland,  res    L610 
Will..u 

KRAUTH  FREDERICK  K,  editorand  propria- 

tor  Alameda  Encinal,  rea  Park  ur  Eagle  ave 
Krauth  Maj  Mi  L  >ya!  Oak  Botel,  16]  I  Park 


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Krauth  Theo  W,  res  Park  nr  Eagle  ave 

Krauth  Walter  H,  baggageman  S  P  Co,  res  Park    nr  Eagle 

ave 
Krickan  Peter,  machinist,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  ave 

and  Minturn 
Krunger  G  Gisela  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Grand 
Kruger  Hermann,  engineer   Artesian  Water  Works,  res  n  s 

Central  ave  nr  High 
Kruger  W  H,  lumber  merchant,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Grand  and 

Railroad  ave 
Kruger  Wm,  barkeeper,  res  Bank  nr  Oak 
Krusi  Hermann,  civil  engineer,  San   Francisco   Bridge  Co, 

res  2032  Central  ave 
Kuchmeister  A,  salesman  Tillman  &   Bendel,  Oakland,  res 

1523  McPherson 
Kuck  Henry,  butcher  J  Scheithe,  res  1315  Park 
Kuenzel  Wm,  cigar  packer,  S  F,  res  1859  San  Jose  ave 
Kuh  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  3330  Railroad  ave 
Kuh  Emil,  <  lerk,  res  3330  Railroad  ave 
Kuhlke  Gerhardine  Miss,  domestic  A  Arents,  3604  Railroad 

ave 
Kuhlke  Henry,  res  3309  Central  ave 
Kuhlke  John  H,  saloon,  S  F,  res  3309  Central  ave 
Kunath  Oscar,  portrait  painter,  S  F,  res   Willow  nr  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Kunz  Henry,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1945  Central  ave 
Kustel  Henry,  assayer,  S  F,  res  3459  Railroad  ave 
Kynoch  Albert,  sewer  contractor,  res  1352  Pearl 


Ladd  Parish  B,  lawyer,  S  F,  res  w  s  Paru,  nr  Clinton 

La  Due  Wm  K  Rev,  pastor  free  M  E  Church,  res  Park  nr 

the  bay 
Lainer  Charles,  photographer,  S  F,  res  n  s  Kings  ave,  nr 

St  Charles 
Lamb  G  Y,  res  2435  Central  ave 
Lamb  James,  master  mechanic,  S  F,  res  2057  San  Antonio 

ave 
Lamb  W  H,  res  2435  Central  ave 
Lambert  C  H,  laborer,  res  Washington  ave  nr  Park 
Lamborn  Stephen  M,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Verdi,  nr  Railroad 

ave 
Lancaster  Americus  V,  capitalist,  res  1868  Central  ave  cor 

Walnut 
Lancaster  M  L  Mrs,  res  1963  Central  ave 


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Lane  Thomas,  gasfitter  Chas  F   Fischer,  res  1841  San  An- 

tonia  ave 
Lang  Carmen  Mrs,  res  NW  cor  Eagle  ave  and  Everett 
Lang  Frances  Mrs,  res  1419  Versailles  ave 
Lang  Henry,  cooper,  S  F,  res   Buena  Vista  ave   bet  Grand 

and  Minturn 
Langer  Frank,  porter  Payot  &  Upham,  S  F,  res   1336  Pearl 
Langren  John  E,  contractor  and  builder,  res  1014  Walnut 

SE  cor  San  Antonio  ave 
Lansberger  Henry,  commission,  S  F,  res  n  s  San  Antonio 

ave,  nr  Para 
Lapping  Jaa  J,  conductor  S  P  Co,  Coast  Division,  S  F,  res 

1  v'_!7  Alameda  ave 
Larkin  John,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 
Larsen  Louis  II,  master  mariner,  res  1932  Central  ave 
Larsen  X    C,  master   mariner,  res  Pacific  ave   bet  Minturn 

and  ( I  rand 
Lassen  Nela  C,  farmer,  res  1857  San  Jose  ave 
Latourette  W   H,  sec  American   Baptist  Home  Mission,  res 

2705  Santa  ( 'lava  ave 
Latnrade  Pierre,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1007  Park,  res  same 
Laubenheimer  Chas,  propr   barber  shop  Grand  Hotel,  S  F, 

res  L719  Oak 
Lauenstein  C  Mrs,  rea  L226  Park  ave 
Lauenstein  Louis,  teamster,  SF,  res  1226  Park  ave 
Lauenstein    Robert,  bookkeeper  German  8  and  L  Societv. 

B  F,  res  L226  Lark  ave 
Laurent  Barats,  propr  French  Laundry,  1603  Park 

Augustus,  architect.  8  F,  rea  Old  Oaks,  High  nr  Van 

Buren 
Laver  Frank,  rea  Old  Oaks,  High  nr  Van  Buren 
Lawless  Joseph    0,   harness   and    saddlery,    S    F,    res    2020 

Pacific  ave 
Lawrence  A  Mrs,  widow,  rea  Versailles  ave  bet  Central  and 

3an1      I    lara  a\ 

rence  Clarence  L.  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  6  Co,  8  F,  res  e  a 
Broadway  nr  Lincoln  ave 
Lawrence  E  iza  P  Mrs,  res  L826  Ban  Antonio  ave 
Lawrenc<    Francis,  retired,  res  L920  San  Antonio  ave 
Lawrence  J  D  Mrs,  bos  2063  Ban  Antonio  ave 
Lawrende  Joseph,  police  oilier,  r,->  e  >  Mcpherson  nr  Cen- 
tennial a 
Lawrence  M  .1  Mrs,  rea  i      Broadway  nr  Lincoln  ave 

Willis   L.  clerk,  Oakland,  rea  Versailles  ave  bet 
i  niral  and  Banta  I  llara  ave 
La*     Benjamin  A.  res  l  857  Buena  Vista  ave 


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Lawton  M  C,  n  s  Central  ave  nr  Webster 
Leahy  M,  salesman,  S  F,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Lebo  Francisco  S,  res  SW  cor  McPherson  and  Kings  ave 
Ledyard  John  S,  mfrs'  agt,  S  F,  res  1950  Santa  Clara  ave 
Lee  Hannah  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  1528  Bay 
Lefevre  Alice  Miss,  res  1911  Santa  Clara  ave 
Lefevre  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res  1911  Santa  Clara  ave 
Lefevre  John  B,  druggist,  S  F,  res  1911  Santa  Clara  ave 
Legoria  James,  clerk,  City  Market,   Oakland,   res   s  s   Rail- 
road ave  nr  Stanton 
Legoria  John,  res  255  Railroad  ave 
Lentz  Louis,  barkeeper  Caledonia  House,  res  Taylor  ave  nr 

Third  ave 
LEONARD   JOSEPH    A,  real    estate  and  insur- 
ance, NE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Park,  res  968  Regent 
Leppien  J,  capitalist,  res  w  s  Paru  nr  Santa  Clara 
Lesinky  M,  res  2914  Santa  Clara  ave 
Leu  Adolph,  porter,  S  F,  res  3530  Santa  Clara  ave 
LEUENBEEGEE  FEED,  proprietor  Chiefs  Res- 
taurant, 1317  Park 
Leudinghausen  Oscar  H,  physician,  res  1308  Oak 
Lever  Charles,  capitalist,  res  1940  Santa  Clara  ave 
Levy  Alex  J,  clerk,  S  F,  ees  1522  Eagle  ave 
Lewis  Don,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Schiller  and  Lafayette 
Lewis  Edwin  Chas,  capitalist,  res  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
LEWIS    GEO  EDWIN,  accountant,  res  Verdi   nr 

Railroad  ave 
Lewis  Geo  L,  contractor,  junction  Lincoln  and  Railroad  ave 
Lewis  Harrison  R,  carpenter,  res  Park  nr  Clinton  ave 
Lewis  Timothy  D,  res  1738  Park 
Leydecker  Thomas  W,  saloon  S  F,  res  n   s    Santa  Clara  ave, 

nr  Mozart 
Liese  Alice  Miss,  res  1824  Pacific  ave 
Liese  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  1824  Pacific  ave 
Liese  Martha  Miss,  res  1824  Pacific  ave 
Lindemann    Chas    H,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  NW  cor    Tayor  ave 

and  Prospect 
Lindemann    Francis  L,  res    NW  cor  Taylor  ave   and  Pros- 
pect 
Linderman   Dell,  supt  Artisian  Water  Works,    res    Water 

Works  Building 
Lindon  Osmer  S,  house  painter,  res  1844  Clinton  ave 
Linn  John,  brickmaker,  res  s  s  Swan,  nr  Webster 
Littlejohn  G  W  Miss,  teacher  High  School,  res  Berkeley 
Littleton  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s   Buena  Vista  ave,  nr  Wood 


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v         Lloyd  Robert  H,  engineer,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Locke  True,  salesman  Roos  Bros,   fe   F,  res  Buena  Vista  i 

bel  Walnut  and  Willow 
Loech  Chaa  (Borngesser  &  Loech)  res  1425  Park 

v.  n  An  tone,  baker  Palace  Bakery,  res  Railroad    ave  bet 

Buena  Vista  and  Eagle  ave 
Lofgren  John  A,  mariner,  res    Encinal    ave  bet  Willow  and 

'  Chestnut 
Lomax  Robert  R,  blacksmith,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  Oa.k 
Lombard  II  Frank,  res  3225  Taylor  ave 
Long  Seth  W.  carpenter,  res  1851  Railrosd  ave 
Long  Win  II.  carpenter,  res  1851  Railroad  ave 
Longdeo  William,  real  estate.  1  526    Lark,  res  2014   Pacific 

8     Loo  mis  Chaa  B  Rev,  pastor  Free  Methodist  Church,  res  s  w 
Lark  nr  the  bay 
mey  Prank  M,  master  car  builder,  res    n  s    Buena  Vista 
ave.  nr  Chap  in 
1&     L<",|,  |-'rank  S.  clerk    Pacific  Line    and    Lumber  Co,  S  F.  res 
Ci^l  -  Weber,  Encinal  Lark 

Loop  Sidney  J,  res e  -  Weber,  Encinal  Park 
\£w  Lopez  Prank,  Laboaer,  res  BE  cor  Santa  (Mara  ave  and  Stan- 
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Lorber  Joseph,  res  >\V  cor  Van  Bureu  and  Fountain 
Lorden  Michael,  rea  3an  Jose  ave 

Lorentzen  A    L.   shipping  and   commission  and    insurance 
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qo  F,  teamster,  res  cor  College  andVan  Buren  aves 
:,-  Rudolph,    insurance   agt,    S  F,  res  NE  cor  Oak  and 

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tf*v  Louderback  L*  .  clerk  s  PCo,  S  F,  res   College   ave  nr 

a.n  Encinal 

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^  Louis  Edouard,  wines  and  Liquors,  wholesale  and  retail.  1619 

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^   to  Lubbock  Hei  ry  S  C  ot,    supervising  inspector    steamboats,    x  Hrt 

g     &!  res  1930  San  Antonio  ave  £  JJ 

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™    *g  Lucie  Michael,  civil  engineer,  res  Neptune  Gardens  t-n 

;gj    j£  Luedeis  Otto,  shipping  agt,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  i-g  f™ 

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2    51   Luedeis   Rudoiph,  res   NE  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and  Union  s* 

■3         Luhr  Ernst,   painter   and  Vhitener,  res  2311    Buena   Vista  g   Q|i 

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Lund  Walter,  plasterer,  res  1714  Central  ave 
Lundberg   N   P,  propr   Scandinavian   Hotel,  S  F,  res  3714 
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Luscombe  Robert,  clerk,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Alameda  ave  and  \  2    m 

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Lutgen   John,  liquors  (wholesale)  S  F,  res  n  s  Santa  Clara     3    Q 

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Lutgen  Louisa  Miss,  res  n  s  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  McPherson  f  (S 
Lynch  Edward,  employe  Stanford  Stable,  res  1717  Encinal  j  P    £ 

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Lynch  Margaret  Mrs,  res  1957  Central  ave  ^   * 

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L\on   Worthington  S,  melter  Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  !  ^  Q 

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Mac  Donald  Danl  J,  plumber,  res  SE  cor  Grand  and  Buena  j  ft?   *"^ 

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MacDonald    Joseph    B,    carpenter,    res    SE   cor  Grand  and     2   p, 

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^   Mackenzie  M,  upholsterer,  res  2524  Pacific  ave 
^   Mackie  Alex,  chief  clerk  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Railway,  S  F, 
^  res  2042  San  Antonio  ave 

\—  Q   Macnamara  -la-  R  T,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Union  nr  Railroad  ave 
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_ill    Fredk    M.    Btudent    High    School,    res  2108  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Magill  Robt  II.  genl    agt  Home   Mutual  Insurance    Co,   res 

2108  Buena  Vista  ave 
rill    Robert    II    .Jr.  cashier  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co, 

Oakland,  res  XK  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and  Lafayette 
Ma" in  Florence  Miss,  res  u  s  Central  ave  nr  McPherson 
Magin  Julius,  clerk  KAHN  BROTHERS,  Oakland. 

res  ii  -  Central  ave  nr  McPherson 
Magiii  Simpson,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  McPherson 
Mahoney    Michael,    machinist,    res   Pine    bet  Central  and 

Santa  Clara  a\ 
Mahoney  T.  sec  .las  Phelan,  S  F,  res  Pearl  bet  Encinal  and 

ntral  ave 
Maillot  Eugene  C,  clerk  E  T  Allen,  S  F,  res  NE  cor  Central 

ave  and   Tine 
Malandres  Marcus,  candy  mfr,  res  2108  Railroad  ave 
Mai  Joseph,  wine    maker,  res  Railroad  ave  bet   Union 

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Maloney  John,  dry  goods  clerk,  S  F,  res  1726  Eagle  ave 
Maloney   Matt,  pumper  S  P  Co,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  the  bay 
Mabmey  Win.  dry  goods  clerk.  S  F,  res  1726  Eagle  ave 
Mandler  Frederick,  propr  Alameda  Restaurant  and  Bakery, 
1 529  Park,  res  same 

Manescau  Victor,  artificial  flower  mfr,  s   F,  res  1247  Pear 
Mangels  Christ,  wholesale   grocer,  S  F,  res  3710  Sata  Clara 

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Man         Martin,  rea  36  b~  Santa  Clara  a\  e 

Manion  Wm  A, commercial  salesman,  res  1524  Willow 

Manning  Nathan    W,   employe    Barber   &   Stoddard,  1 

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Mantel  Max,  table  delicacies,  1  M)3  Park,  rea  bark  nr  Central 

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Mantl  John,  tailor.  S  F,  r<  3  3325  Taylor  ave 

Maple  E  T,  engineei  N  Clark  &  Sons'  pottery,   res   BE  cor 

Pacific  and  First  av< 
Maracuse  Felix,  .   provisions,  wine-,  Liquors  and    ■ 

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Marsellus  Chas  K,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,    res    1814  Ev- 
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Marsellus  Edwin  P,  miner,  res  1814  Everett 

Marsh  Adolph,  brakeman    S  P  Co,  res  NW  cor  Eagle  and 
Everett 

Marshall  George  S,  porter  S  P  Co..  res  1748  Webster 

Marshall  Patrick  S,  commission    merchant,  S   F,    res  1824 
San  Jose  ave 
^  3d    Marshall  Theodore,  real  estate,   Oakland,  res  3223  Railroad 
ave 

Martin  Carrie  Miss,  res  2012  Alameda  ave 

Martin  Charles  H,  saloon  keeper,  S  F,  res  3120  Santa  Clara 
ave 

MARTIN  &  CROWE,  Alameda  Livery  Stable,  cor 
Park  and  Railroad  ave 

MARTIN  D  W  (Martin  &  Crowe)  res  1247  Park  ave 

Martin  Henrietta  H,  res  1907  Railroad  ave 

Martin  Henry,  res  1843  Pacific  ave 

Martin  James  Rev,  res  1907  Railroad  ave 

Martin  John  C,  miner,  res  2012  Alameda  ave 

Martin  Pen,  capitalist,  res  1947  San  Jose  ave 

Martin  Thos  L,  res  1907  Railroad  ave 
2  &c;  Martinoni  Peter,  blacksmith,  S  F,  res  Minturn  bet  Railroad 
and  Pacific  ave 

Martinoni  Peter  Jr,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Minturn  bet  Rail- 
road and  Pacific  ave 

Marvin  H  W  Mrs,  res  Park  nr  Clinton  ave 

Marquardt  Louis  Wm,  carpenter,    res  Encinal  ave  bet  Wil- 
low and  Chester 

Mason  Fredk  E,  res  1993  Alameda  ave 

Mason  John  E,  real  estate,  res  3451  Railroad  ave 

Mason  R  M,  res  3122  Central  ave 

Masters  George,  clerk  Sunny  Cove  Baths,  res  same 

Mastic  S  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  3558  Pacific  ave 

Mastick  Chas  L,  leather  dealer,  S    F,  res  Broadway  bet  Ea- 
gle and  Buena  Vista  ave 

Mastick  Edwin  B,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  n  s  Pacific  ave   nr 
McPherson 

Mastick  Eliza  T  Miss,  res  n  s  Pacific  ave  nr  McPherson 

Mastick  Geo,  res  e  s  Wood  nr  Pacific  ave 

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Maston  Greo  W.  commission  merchant.  S  F,  res  Willow  bet  g    E 
Pacific  and  Railroad  aves 
E.  i     Maicuwidire    '.'rank,  Brsherman,    res  s   s   Taylor  Place,  nr 
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p     Matheson  David  S,  s<     ion  foreman  S  P  Co,  res   Broadway 
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Mathews  Wm,    machinist,    gunsmith   and  locksmith,   1702 
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5  c     Mattfeldl  Win.  capitalist,  res  1431  McPherson 
fei  *     Matthies  John,  clerk  J  L  Ansel,  res  Pacific  nr  Oak 

Mattheis  John  Greo,  batcher  Santa   Clara  Market,  res   1907 

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Mayrisch  Adolph,  tobacco  merchant,  8  G,  rea  Santa  Clara 
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h  Ernest,  propr  Long  Branch  Saloon,  SYV  cor  Rail-     *Z1+ 
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Ernest  II  Jr,  commission  and  insurance,  SW  cor 
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McClellan  John,  mining,  res  1540  Central  ave 

MCCLURE,  FITCH  &  CO  (W  B  Fitch,  W  F  Mc 

Clure,  T  D  Fitch)  real  estate,  S  F  and  Alameda,  res  s  s 

Railroad  ave  nr  Sherman 
McClure  W  F  (McClure,  Fitch  &  Co)    res  s  s  Railroad  ave 

nr  Sherman 
McColgan  Dennis,  marine  engineer,  res  1925  Encinal  ave 
McConnell  Geo   C,  mgr  American   Tract   Society,  S  F,  res 

1025  Broadway 
McCormick  Frank  H,  genl  freight  agt  C  &  R  I  R  R,  S  F, 

res  XE  cor  Alameda  ave  and  Union 
McCoy  Wm,  laborer,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 
McCulley  John  L,  boatman,  S  F,  res  w  s  Cottage  nr   Santa 

Clara  ave 
McCulley  Robert  F,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  w   s  Cottage  nr 

Santa  Clara  ave 
McCulloch  J  E,  sea  captain,  res  3723  Pacific  ave 
McCulloch  John,  res  SE  cor  Paru  and  San  Jose  ave 
McCurdy  Frank  F,  res  e  s  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 
McCurdy  Geo  F,  carpenter,  res  Oak  nr  Clinton  ave 
McCurdy  Walter  S,  engineer,  res  e  s  Park  ave  nr  the  bay 
McCurrie  Chas  H,  piano  tuner,  res  1846  Clinton  ave 
McDonald  Henry  H,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  s   s   Central  ave, 

nr  Second  ave 
McDonald   James   A,  house    painter,    res    Clinton    ave    nr 

Willow 
McDougal  Chas  A,  collector,  S   F,  res   SW  cor  Webb  ave 

and  Everett 
McFarlane    Benj   S,  mill  man,   S   F,  res  San    Jose   ave   nr 

Walnut 
McGee  James,  laborer,  res  NE   cor   St  Charles   and   Buena 

Vista  ave 
I  McGleauflin  Lewis  W,  grain   and   commission  merchant,  S 

F,  res  1825  San  Antonio  ave 
McGoun  Robert,  janitor   Porter  School,  res  w  s  Walnut  bet 

San  Antonio  and  San  Jose  ave 
:  McGowan  Michael",  plasterer,  res  1416  McPherson 
i  McGuire  Thos,  clerk  furniture  factory,   S  F,  res  SW  cor 

Sherman  and  Eagle  ave 
McKay  P   B,  mechanic,  S  F,  res   Sherman  bet   Santa  Clara 

and  Railroad  ave 
:  McKean  Jas  E,  carpenter,  res   1214  Versailles   ave  nr  San 

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i  McKean  Jas   F,  watchmaker,  1507  Park,  res   Versailles  nr 

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Jose  ave 
McKee  Catherine  Mrs,  res  w  s  Chestnut  cor  Clinton 
McKenna  James,  sea  captain,  res   SE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave 

and  Third  ave 
McKenney  James  T,  carpenter,  res  1613  Benton 
McKenzie  Daniel   G,  artificial  stone   mfr,  res  2061   Clinton 

ave 
McKenzie  David    L,  real  estate   and   commission,  S  F,  res 

Briggs  ave  nr  High 
McKinnon  Daniel,  carpenter,  res  Park  nr  the  bay 
McKnitt  Mary  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1336  Pearl 
McLaren  Alice  Miss,  res  2020  Central  ave 
McLaren  Daniel,  res  2020  Contral  ave 
McLaren  Edgar,  clerk  Pacific  Bell  Telephone  Co,  S   F,  res 

2020  Central  ave 
'  McLaren  Jennie  Miss,  teacher,  res  2020  Central  ave 
McLaughlin   Thos   P,  harness  maker,  S   F,  res   1715  Santa 

( llara  ave 
McLean  Edward,  res  e  b  Weber,  Enc in al  Park 
McLean  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  SAY  cor  Central  ave  and  Willow 
MCLEAN  JOHN   T,  physician,   office  and- res  SW 

cor  Central  ave  and  Willow 
Me  Lean  Mary  H  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Central  ave  and   Willow 
Me  Lean  Sterling,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res   SW  cor  Central  ave 

and  Willow 
McLellen  R  \Y  B,res  SEcor  McPherson  and  Centennial  ave 
Mckeod  Edward,  sailor,  res  e  -  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
McMast<  r  V  W  Miss,  res  w  b  Lark  avenrthe  bay 
Mc Master  Jas  W,  engineer,  res  w  -  Parkave  nr  the  bay 
McMast<  r  Win.  teamster  res  w  -  Park  ave  nr  the  Bay 
McMeekan  James,  farmer,  res  1238  Pearl  nr  Encinalave 
McMullen  Jami  rpenter,  res  L803  Buena  Vista  ave 

MCNABOE      MICHAEL     REV,     rector     St 

Joseph's  Church,  rea  2104  San  A.ntouio  NW  cor  Chest- 
nut 
McNamara   Jas  J,  solicitor,  S  F,  res  2024  Alameda  ave 
McNeefi  Wra,  mining,  res  L82J  Santa  Clara  ave 
McNiel  John,  res  L512  Sherman 

McNiel  Lulu  P  Miss,  teacher  of  elocution,  res  L 51 2  Sherman 
McNutt  James  EI,  cleric  Cunningham,  Curtiss  A  Welch.  S 

!•*.  rea  1  B58  Clinton  ave 
McNutt  Robert  B,  plumber,  rea  L 858  Clinton  ave 
McSherry  Jam<  Buena  Vista  ave 

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Meierdierks  Christian,  res  NE  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Oak 
Meierdierks  Johanna  Miss,  teacher  piano,  res  NE  cor  Rail- 
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Meierdierks  Marie  Miss,  teacher  art    needle    work,    res  NE 

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Mendosa  Theresa,  w  s  Bay  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mengel  Henry  J,  propr  Bay  City  Market,  1537  Webster,  res 

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Menjou  Claire  Mrs,  domestic  C    Bartlett,  w   St    Charles  nr 

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Mentasta  Angel,  gardiner,  res  1301   McPherson  nr    Central 
Mentel  J  M  C  Mrs,  res  3219  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mentel  Marion  Miss,  res  3219  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mentel  Minnie  Miss,  res  3219  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mentel  W  Mrs,  res  3219  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mentel  Wm  F,  student  Dr  Wagner,   S    F,    res    3219    Santa 

Clara  ave 
Menu  Augustus,  gardiner  res  1940  Alameda  ave 
Merrill  Chas  W,  student  U  C3  Berkeley,  res  2065  Santa  Clara 

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Merrill  Sylvester,  California  Furniture  Co,  S    F,    res    2065 

Santa  Clara  ave  cor  Chestnut 
Mertens  Anne  Mrs,  widow,  res  1845  San  Antonio  ave 
Mesick  Hattie  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Chestnut  and  Central  ave 
Meserole  George  F,  cooper,  S  F,  res  1949  Encinal  ave 
Mesick  Peter,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res    SE    cor   Central    ave 

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Messer  Joseph  O,  machinist  and  engineer,  Oakland,  res  1859 

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Meyer  John,  student  Field's  College,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  La- 
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J  Meyer  Louis,  restaurant  keeper,  S  F,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  La- 
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Miller  ('has  L,  painter,  res  1730  Railroad  ave 
Miller  Chas    M,   pres   California  Ginger  Ale   Co,   S  F,  res 

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Miller  David,  res  NW  cor  Grand  and  Encinal  ave 
Miller   Edwd    II   Jr,  sec  S  P  Co,  res  NW  cor  Grand  and  En- 
cinal ave 
Miller    Gen,  baker,  res  1531  Third  ave  bet  Santa  Clara  and 

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Miller  Geo  E,  traveling  salesman,  res  3642  Pacific  ave 
Mill.r  Geo    R,  supf  Pacific  Coast  Oil  Co,  res  3438  Railroad 

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Miller  James  II.  painter,  S  F,  res  2S00  Santa  Clara  ave 
Miller  L.  capitalist,  res  3238  Santa  Clara  ave 
Miller  Philip,  res  2423  Santa    Clara  ave 
Miller  Philip  <  >.  cook,  S  F,res  1637  Buena  Vista  ave 
Millington    Prank    K.  baggage  master,  S  P  Co,  res  Encinal 

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Millington  James,  city  clerk,  res  13  10  Versailles  ave 
Mills  I)  Harry,  sign  writer,  L407  Park,  res  L929  Clinton  ave 
Mills  Thomas,  plumber,  1527  Webster,  res  same 
Mintum  E  -I  Mrs,  widow,  res  2036  Santa  Clara  ave 
Mintum  John,  painter,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Willow 
Mitchell  Alice  Miss,  n  -  NE  cor  Alameda  ave  and  Willow 
Mitchell    Francis,    contractor   and    builder,    9   F.  res  L022 

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Mitchell  Prank,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Walnut  and  Willow 
Mitchell  Jas  A.  contractor  and  builder,  res  Park  ave  nr  San 

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loebus  F   W   G,  bookkeeper   F   Smith,   S   F,  res  NW  cor 
Pacific  ave  and  Lafayette 

loeller  E  0,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  s  s  Railroad  ave  nr  Paru 

loffitt  James,  capitalist,  res  1824  Clinton  ave 

lohns   Henry,  -'commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  Benton  bet 
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Ioisant  Edwd,  carpenter,  res   cor   College   ave  nr   Encinal 

Ioisant  J  Mrs,  res  cor  College  ave  and  Encinal 

Ioisant  John  B,  carpenter,  res  cor  College   ave   nr  Encinal 

loldrup  A  Miss,  res  Versailles  ave 

loller  Jacob  J,  captain  schooner  Falcon,  res  1954  Alameda 
ave 

lonroe  Annie  E  Mrs,  res  Oak  bet  Railroad  ave  and  Pacific 

lonti  Paul   (Carbone  &  Monti)  florists,  res  SW  cor  Bland- 
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loore  Fredk  N,   commission  merchant,  S  I*1,  res  1854  Clin- 
ton ave 

loore  Fred  P,  cashier  Equitable    Life    Insurance  Co,  S  F 
res  2204  Alameda  ave 

loore  George  B,  carpenter,  1722  Webster,  res  same 

loore  Geo  C,  employe  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  w  s   Grand  bet  San 
Jose  and  Clinton  aves 

loore  Jacob,  ship  keeper,  S  F,  res  2027  San  Jose  ave 

loore  M  0  Mrs,  res  Buena   Vista    ave   bet    Park    and   Ev- 
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loore  W,  acting  British  Vice-Consul,   S    F,    res  w  s  Grand 
nr  Clinton  ave 

loralee  Thos  B,  gardener,  res  1529  Everett 

loran  Ed,  pound  deputy,   XW    cor  Railroad  ave  and  Pros- 
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lorau  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  485  Prospect 

loreal  H  P  (H  P  Moreal  &  Co,  S  F  and  Alameda)  res  2545 
Pacific  ave 
MOREAL  H  P  &  CO,  real    estate    and    insurance, 
1428  Park  and  402  Montgomery,  S  F 

lorgenroth  Chas,  gardener,  res  Blanding  ave  nr  Park 

Iorgenroth  Chas  Jr,    clerk,    Oakland,  res  Blanding  ave  nr 
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lorgenstern  Alfred  L,  student  Heald's  Business    College.  S 
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Morcn  Benj,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1718  Buena  Vista  ave 
Morris  David,  collector  Artesian  Water  Works,  res  Artesian 

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Morris  Geo  Rev,  editor    California    Voice,  res  Railroad  ave 

bet  Third  and  Webster 
Morris  Geo  T,    collector    Dewing    Bros,  Oakland,  res    1943 

Buena  Vista  ave 
Morris  Henry  T,  constable  and    collector,   res  Railroad  ave 

bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Morris  John  C,  revenue  collector,  S    F,    res    1719  Alameda 

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Morris  Kate  F  M  Miss,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Third  ave  and 

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MORRIS  M  A  MISS,  postmistress  West  End  Post- 
office,  dealer  in  groceries,    etc.  1533  Webster,  res  3526 

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Morris  Thos  C,    traveling    salesman,   res    Pacific    ave     bet 

Chestnut  and  Lafayette 
Morrison  J  C,  res  n  s  Eagle  ave  nr  Chapin 
Morrissey  Robert,  teamster,  res  1944  Pacific  ave 
Morrosco  von  Langau,  physician    and    surgeon,  office  2035 

Buena  Vista  ave,  res  same 
Morrosco  von  Langau  G,   publisher,    S   F,    res  2035  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Morss  Geo  A,  lumber  surveyor,  res  1929  Alameda  ave 
Morton  Francis  R,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  res  Centra]  ave 

nr  Broadway 
Morton  Fred  S,  foreman  Capita]  Mills,  S  F.  res  Buena  Vista 

ave  bel  Minturn  and  Grand 
Morton  Henry  B,  res  2006  Encinalave 
Morton  Nathaniel  S,  foreman  Union  Box  Factory,  S  F,  res 

Buena  Vi8ta  ave  bet  Minturn  and  Grand 
Moser  Lettie  L  Miss,  rea  2054   Alameda  ave 
MoserThoa  S,  capitalist,  rea  2054  Alameda  ave 
Mos9  John,  clerk  8  P  Co,  8  F,  rea  \\  -  <  rrand  nr  (Union  ave 
Motl  Deborah  Miss,  rea  2220  Buena  Vista  ave 
Motl  Leah  Miss,  rea  2220  Buena   Vista  ave 
Moti  Mary  Jane  Mrs,  rea  2220  Buena  Vista  ave 
Motl  Robert  r>  (Hepburn,  Moti  &  Co)  artificial  stone  pave- 
ment, etc,  res  2220  Buena  Vista  ave 
Mourour  Lawrence, dairyman,  res  (Minion  ave  nr  Willow 
Moustier  Catherine  Mrs,  widow  res  L930,  Alameda  ave 
Mudgeti    Edwin   A.    ticket   agl  C  B  &  Q  R  R,  S  F,  rea  L724 

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Mues  Chas,  grocer,  S   F,  res  NW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave   and 

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Muller  Dedrick,  res  3011  Santa  Clara  ave 
Muller  Henry,  clerk  Central   Grocery,  res   SW   cor  Santa 

Clara  ave  and  Bay 
Muller  John,  laborer,  res  3011  Santa  Clara  ave 
Muller  Meta  Miss,  res  1608  Willow 
Muller  Nicholas,  Central  Grocery,  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave 

and  Bay,  res  same 
Muller  Walter  A,  propr  American  Straw  Works,'  S  F,  res 

SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Webster 
Muller  Win  H,  musician  Tivoli,  S  F,  res  1608  Willow 
Munsch    Florence   Miss,   domestic    G    Koenig,  3626    Santa 

Clara  ave 
Murdock  Geo   H   (Swain  &  Murdock,  S  F)   res   2210  Ala- 
meda ave 
Murphy  Mary  A-Miss,  cloak  maker,  S  F,  res  n  s  Central  ave 

nr  McPherson 
Murphy  Patrick,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  McPherson 
Murray  John,  collector  S   P  Co,  res  Alameda  Point 
Murrey   John    C,  foreman  Pacific  Coast    Oil  Co,   res  3438 

Railroad  ave 
Murrey  Joseph,  res  Alameda  Point 
Muth    J   F,  traveling  salesman,  res  w  s   Park   ave   nr   San 

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Myers  Frank  E,  employe  Alta.  S  F,  res  1349  Pearl 
Myrick  John  Capt,  pilot  Sacramento  river,  res  SW  cor  Eagle 

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Nahl  Perham,  printer  H  S    Crocker    &  Co,  S  F,  res   2436 

Central  ave 
Nakamura  Ha  ma,  wharfinger,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Oak  and  San 

Antonio  ave 
Nannary  Edward,  clerk  J  C  Fossing,  res  1917  Park 
Nannary  Win,  theatrical  mgr,  S  F,  res  1917  Park 
Nathan  ChasS,  tailor,  S  F,  res  1627  Buena  Vista  ave 
Nathan  Julia  A  Mrs,  res  17  25  Everett 
Nauman  Paul  Z,  locksmith,  S  F,  res  3210  Railroad  ave 
Naylor  Chas  E,  sewing  machines,  S  F,  res  1439  Morton 
Naylor  Sarah  Mrs,  widow,  res   SW   cor  Morton   and   Santa 

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Neal  Chas  S,  Senator  Fair's  private  secretary,  S  F,  res  SW 

cor  Sherman  and  Central  ave 
Xeal  Daniel  F,  res  1905  Railroad  ave 
Neal  Rachael  Mrs,  widow,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Walnut  and 

Oak 
Neame    Wm  A,  carpenter,  Oakland,  res  e  s   Pease  nr  Enci- 

nal  ave 
Neave  Frederick  W,  res  1515  Clement  ave  nr  Everett 
Niesser  August  I,  salesman,  S  F,  res  Central  ave  nr  Pearl 
Neisser  Edward,  draughtsman,  S  F,res  Central  ave  nr  Pearl 
Neisser  Morris,  Alameda  Gas  Saving  Co,  res  Central  ave  nr 

Pearl 
Neild  John,  clerk  N  P  C  R  Co,  res  Park  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Nelle  George  H,  employe  Rosenbaum  &  Co,  S   F,   res   250G 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Nelsen  Hans,  drv  goods,  NWcor  Park  and  Encinal, res  Fruit 

Vale 
Nelsen  Xelse,  apprentice  Furey  &  Dahl,   res  NW  cor    Park 

and  Encinal  ave 
Nelsen  Peter,  salesman  Hans  Nelsen,  res  NW  cor  Park  and 

Encinal  ave 
Nelson  Charles  J,  carpenter  and  contractor,  res  1950  Enci- 
nal ave 
Nelson  Charles  W,  clerk  Estee  &  Wilson,  S  F,  res  1950  En- 
cinal ave 
Xelson  Christiane,  res  e  s  Mozart  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nelson  Christina  Miss,  res  es  Mozart  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nelson  Gustav,  carpenter  Mechanics'    Mill,   S  F,  res    1943 

Pacific  ave 
Nelson  J  0,  rea  2920  Santa  Clara  ave 
NelsOD  Magnus,  res  e  S  Mozart  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nelson  Mary  Miss,  res  e  s  Mozart,  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nelson  Wm  O,  mariner,  res  205,3  Alameda  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Nep1  une  I  rardens,  John  ( J  Croll  propr,  s  s  Central    ave  opp 

Webster 
Nettleton  Eugene  B,  carpenter,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave   nr    First 

ave 
Neuwirth  Gustav  F.  cooper  S  F,  res  Pacific  ave  nr  Chestmri 
Neuwirth  Peter  A.  cooper  American  Sugar   Refinery,    8  F, 

rea  NW  cor  Broadway  and  San  Jose  ave 
Nevin  Robert,  machinist,  8  F,  res  2059  Clinton  ave 
New  1. any  Carrie  .1  Mrs,  teacher  Sigh  School,  re-  L966  Ala- 
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Newbold  Albert,  clerk  Light  House  Engineer's  Office,  SP  Co, 

res  SW  cor  Paru  and  Dayton  ave 
Newell  Bertha  Miss,  res  1341  Versailles  ave 
Newell  George  F,  clerk  Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co,  8    F,    res 

1341  Versailles  ave 
Newell  S  L  Mrs,  res  1341    Versailles    ave   bet    Central  and 

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Newman  Peter  A,  upholsterer,   S  F,   res  1522  Clement  ave 
Newmen  Peter  H,  salesman,  S  F,  res  1522  Clement  ave 
Newman  P  H,  butcher,  S  F,  res  1532  Sherman 
Newport  Baths,  R  N  Brooks  propr,  s  s  Central  opp   Second 

ave 
Newth  Albert  T,  dairyman,  res  e  s  Post  nr  Jefferson 
Newth  Henry  C,  employe  A  T  Newth,  res  e  s  Post    nr    Jef- 
ferson 
Newth  Thomas,  res  w  s  Morton  nr  Central  ave 
Newton  George  Rev,  evangelist,  res  NW  cor  Broadway  and 

Clement  ave 
Newton  Mamie  E  Miss,  res  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Clement 

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Nichols  Byron  L,  clerk  Alameda  post-office,  res    1302  Pearl 
Nicholson  Joseph  C,  ship  broker  and  genl    indse,  S   F,    res 

2311  Central  ave 
Nielsen  Christian,  carpenter,  Oakland,  res  Blanding  ave  nr 

Everett 
Nielsen  John  J,  laborer,  res  Blanding  ave,  nr  Everett 
Niese  Frederick  W,  capitalist,  res  Chestnut  bet  Buena  Vista 

ave  and  Pacific 
Nissen  D,  carpenter,  res  2904  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nixon  Frederick,  chief  engineer  steamer  State  of  California, 

res  2326  Santa  Clara  ave 
Nixon  Lizzie  Miss,  res  2326  Santa  Clara  ave 
Noble  Arthur,  interior  decorater,  S  F,  res  2225  Alameda  ave 
Noble  Burr,  U  S  Quartermaster's  chief  clerk,  S  F,  res  1327 

Broadway 
Noble  Pearl  Miss,  res  1327  Broad wav 

Nobman  Brothers,  dealers  in  family  groceries    and    provis- 
ions, cur  Park  and  Lincoln  ave 
Nobman  John  H,  merchant,  res  1727  Broadway 
Nobman  John   H  Jr  (Nobman    Brothers)  res   1727  Broad- 
way 
Nobman  Otto  (Nobman  Bros)  res  1727  Broadway 
Norman  J  J,  real  estate  agt,  S  F,  res  1855  San  Jose  ave 
Norton  Benjamin  R,  capitalist,  res  NE  cor  Buena  Vista  ave 
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Noy    Richard   H,  teamster  Win   H  Nov,  res  2909  Railroad 

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Nov  Wm   H,  propr  Palace  Market,  s  s  Railroad  ave  nr  Bay, 
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.  ^  Nutin  Geo  B,  res  1522  Walnut 
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Oberg  Gust  ave,  collector   Alameda   Mole,   S   P   Co,  res  cor 

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O'Brien  Jere,   painter,   res  s  s  Clinton  ave  bet  Willow  and 

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I  O'Brien  Jeremiah,  res  cor  Court  and  Jackson 
I  O'Brien   John,  sail  maker,  S  F,  res  cor  Broadway  and  En- 
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O'Brien  Julia  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Chestnut  nr  Encinal  ave 
O'Brien   Julia  F  Miss,  i  Chestnut  nr  Encinal   ave 

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O'Donahue    Cornelius,    salesman,    S    F,    res   Green  Arbor 

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Oehrlein  Adam,  laborer,  res  L530  Stanton 
Oh  _'■  II.  clerk  Argus  office,  res  2015  Park 

<  >hra  Maggie  M  Lss,  employe  Sunset  Telephone,  res  2015  Park 
Ohea  Richard  11,  variety  -tore,  2015  Park 
Ohlmann  Ludwig,  Bcultpor,  S  K.  res    L509  McPherson 
Ohm    Fred,  laborer,   res  ('lenient  ave  be1  Park  and  Everett 
O'Keefe    Michael,   gardener,    res  a  b   Buena    Vista  ave  nr 

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0' Laugh  Ian   Mary,    dressmaker,    res  NE  cor    Encinal    ave 

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O'Laughlan  Peter,   Laborer,    res    XK  cor  Encinal   ave  and 

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Oldfield  M  A  Mrs,  res  L966  Alameda  ave 

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OUen  Fredk  C,  painter,  res  2025  Clinton  ave 

Olsen  M.  master  mariner,  rea  2823  Railroad  ave 

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S  *&  German  Lutheran,   res  Taylor  ave  nr  Third  ave 

v  p4  J  Openshaw  George  W,  Wells,  Fargo   &  Co   messenger,    S  F, 

res  3212  Taylor  ave 
Openshaw  Squire,  lather,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Union 
Osborn  Edward  T,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1014  Paru 
Osborn   Frank,  laborer  Terrace  Baths,  res  NE  cor   Central 

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Osborn   Homer  E,   commission  broker,  S  F,  res  1014  Paru 
Osborn  Robert  F,  clerk  Osborn  &  Alexander,  S  F,  res  1014 

Paru 
Osborn  Walter  H,  clerk  J  B  Wooster  &  Co,   S   F,   res   1014 

Paru 
Osborne  Francis,  coachman,  res   NE  cor  Central  and  First 

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Oser  Joseph,  clerk  P  L  Gochnauer,  res  1610  Webster 
Osgood  Chas  P,  lumber  merchant,  res  1999  Alameda  ave 
Osgood  Geo  B,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1999  Alameda  ave 
Osterthal  Louisa  Mrs,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Sansa  Clara  ave 
Othet  U  S,  painter,  res  3015  Santa  Clara  ave 
Otis  Frank  (Otis  &  Hutchinson,  S  F)  atty-at-law,  res   2434 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Owen  Alfred  L,  clerk  Wilson,  architect,  S  F,  res  Regent  nr 

San  Jose  ave 
Owen  E  M  Mrs,  res  e  s  Regent  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Owens  John,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Santa  Clara  ave   nr  La- 
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Owens  John  K,  capitaiist,  res  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Lafayette 
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Page  Bert,  clerk  sugar  refinery,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave 

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Page  E  A  S  Mrs,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Sherman  and  Bay 
Page  E  C,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Bay 
Page  H  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Sherman  and  Bay 
Page  N  C,  musician,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Sherman   and  Bay 
Pahlmann  Rudolph,  saloon,  res  3539  Santa  Clara  ave 
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£    Palace  Brewery,  II  Schuler  propr,  n  s  Central  ave  nr  Sec- 
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Ph  m    Palmer  Frank  H,  Temperance  Grocery,  Park  nr  Clinton  ave 
0  ■§    Palmer  Kate  W    Miss,  res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet   Pearl   and 
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Palmer  Mary  E  Miss,  res  Buena   Vista   ave   bet   Pearl   and 

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Palmer  Norris  W,  City  treasurer,  res    Buena  Vista  ave    nr 

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Pancoast  Franklin,  farmer,  res  SW   cor  Eagle   ave   and  Ev- 
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Paris   Alice    C  Mrs,  teacher   Haight   School,   res    1816  San 

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Park  Hotel.  W  G  Jones  propr,  cor  Park  and  Encinal  ave 
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'ark-   Minnie  A    Miss,  artist,  8  F,  res    Broadway   nr  Buena 

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'arks   Stanly,  shipping  clerk,  S  F,  res  Broadway  nr  Buena 

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Paulovich  Stephen,  seaman  S  P  Co,  res  1515  Encinal 
PAULSEN  AMANDUS,  music  teacher,  S  F,  res 

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Paxson  C  H  Mrs,  res  NW  cor  Regent  and  San  Jose  ave 
Paxson  Lawrence  W,  clerk  Baker  &  Hamilton, S  F,  res  X\V 

cor  Regent  and  San  Jose  ave 
Payne  Geo  H  (E  M  Derby  &  Co,  S  F)  res  3118  Pacific  ave 

bet  St  Charles  and  Chapin 
Pearson  John  K,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Schiller 
Pearson  M  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Caroline  nr  Central  ave 
Peck  Charles  N,  clerk  Huntington-Hopkins   Co,   S   F,  res 

2014  Central  ave 
Peck  Chas  S,  drayman,  S  F,  res  2014  Central  ave 
Peck  Edmund  G,  miner,  res  1837  Alameda  ave 
"Peck  Gertrude  L  Miss,  res  2014  Central  ave 
Peck  John  S,  carriage  maker,  res  1528  Oak  nr  Railroad  ave 
Peck  Menzo  W,  carpenter,  res  1835  Encinal  ave 
Peckham  Edwin  P,  member  Board   City  Trustees  and  stock 

broker,  S  F,  res  Oak  bet  Central  and  Alameda  ave 
Pell  Sophia  W  Mrs,  nurse,  res  1724  Alameda  ave  cor  Oak 
Pena  M  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  NE  cor  Eagle  and  Oak 
Pendergast   John,  laborer   S  P   Co,  res  Regent   nr  Encinal 

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Pendergast  P  J,  employe   Carbone  &   Monti,  res  Alameda 

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Penfield  Win  H,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Regent  nr  Bay 
Pennell  M  H  Mrs,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave  bet  Sherman  and 

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PEOPLE'S  EXPRESS  CO   (Edward  J   Graham, 

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1506  Park,  telephone  1628 
Pepper  Geo,  shoe  cutter,  S  F,  res  Bank  nr  Oak 
Perata  Bros,  vegetable  gardens,  foot  of  Morton 
Perkins  Chas  C,  saloon   keeper,  S  F,  res  s  s   Taylor  ave  bet 

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Perkins  Frank  J,  canvasser,  S  F,  res  Park  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Perkins  Frank  L,  mining,  res  1837  Santa  Clara  ave 
Perkins  Wm   P,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Eagle  bet  Park   and 

Oak 
Peron  A  E,  res  NE  cor  Wood  and  Buena  Vista  ave 
PERRIN    BROS   (Edwin  T  and  Wesley  C)  liquors 

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Perrin  Edward  T   (Perrin  Bros)   liquors    and  cigars,  1523 

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Perrine  Peter,  insurance  agt,  res  1931  Alameda  ave 
^  A   Perry  Alban  B,  salesman  Whittier,  Fuller    &   Co,    res  1860 
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CQ  _j   Perry  Edwd,  teamster,  res  2920  Santa  Clara  ave 

^   Perry  Franklin  H,  employe  Geo  H  Cline,  S,  F,  res  1854  San 
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Perry  Minnie  E    Miss,    dressmaker,    3455    Pacific  ave,    res 

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Perry  Sarah  Mrs,  res  1860  Central  ave 
Peters  Caroline  Mrs,  res  1962  Alameda  ave 
Peters  Gus  (Gus  Peters  &  Co)  res  3315  Santa  Clara  ave 
PETERS  GUS  &  CO  (Gus   Peters   and   H    Wish- 

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Petersen  Carl,  res  1815  Santa  Clara  ave 
H     Petersen  Charles  A,    propr    Union    Soap    Factory,  S  F,  res 
S\\r  cor  San  Antonio  ave  and  Paru 
Petersen  Chas  R  (Petersen  &  Co,  S  F)  res    1959  San  Anto- 
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jUk     IVtorMii  Win  J",  soap  merchant,  S  F,  res  2623  Railroad  ave 

W     Peterson  Andrew,    carpenter,  res  e  s  Weber,  Encinal  Park 

S     Peterson  Andrew  H,  coffee  saloon,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Mozart 
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Peterson  Axel.  Laborer  E  M  Derby    &    Co,    res  3118  Pacific 
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kJ|     Peterson  Chas,  box  maker,  Oakland,  res  1728  Eagle  ave 
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Peterson  Prank  B,  provisions,  B  P,  res  8E   cor  Girard  and 
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Peterson  K  W  Miss, res  Buena  Vista  ave  nr  Versailles 
Peterson  Martin,  laborer,  res  N"Ecor  Buena  Vista  and  Ver- 

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Peterson  William,  upholsterer,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Willow 

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Petranek  Theresa  Mrs,  widow,  res  Park  bet  Eagle  and  Buena 

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Petry  Adam,  guu  and  locksmith,  Railroad  ave  opp  Park,  res 

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Pfeiffer  E  Mrs,  res  Eagle  ave,  nr  Park 

Phillips  Mrs,  widow,  res  XE  cor  Central  ave  and  St  Charles 
Phillips  John  H  Mrs,  widow,  res  1434  St  Charles 
Phillips  Lillie  Miss,  glove  maker,    S  F,  res   Encinal  ave  nr 

Versailles  ave 
Phillips  S  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  Versailles  ave 
Phillips  Sherman  E,  teamster  Whitney's  Express,  Oakland, 

res  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Broadway 
Phillips  Win  M  (E  M   Derbey  &  Co,   Brooklyn)  res  Everett 

or  Clement 
Philpot  C  H,  employe   Dunham,   res   2420   Central  ave   nr 

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Phoedobius  Win,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  ss  Taylor  ave  nr  Mc- 

Pherson 
Pierce  Chas  0,  res  1516  Clement  ave 
Pierce  Joseph,  restaurant  keeper,  1535  Park,  res  same 
Pierce    Reuben    A,    employe  Clark's  Alameda  Pottery,  res 

College  ave  nr  Encinal 
Pierce  Wm  J  (Pierce  &  Son)  S  F,  res  1516  Clement  ave 
Pierce   Wm  L  L  (Pierce  &  Son)  S  F,  res  1516  Clement  ave 
Pingree  Fredk  B,  bookkeeper  Enterprise  Planing  Mill,  res 

1864  San  Antonio  ave 
Pingree   Wm,  traveling  agt   C    £   X  W  R  R,  S  F,  res  1864 

San  Antonio  ave 
Pingree  Wm  A,  clerk  Oakland  Pier,  res  1864   San  Antonio 

ave 
Pleadwell  Thos  F,  carpenter,  res  Clinton  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Phi  miner  Beulah  Miss,  res  3013  Santa  Clara  ave 
Plummer  Fredk  W,  clerk,  res  3013  Santa  Clara  ave 
Plummer   Geo   E,  ship  grocer,  S  F,  res  n  s  San  Antonio  nr 

Paru 
Plummer  John  A,  salt  producer,  res  1936  Clinton  ave 
Plummer  Wm  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  3013  Santa  Clara  ave 
Plummer   Wm   E  Capt,  res  Park  ave  bet  Encinal  and  Cen- 
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Pocock   W  R  T,   clerk   Donohoe,   Kelly  &  Co,  S  F,  res  w  s 

Union  nr  the  Bay 
Poleirann    Erdwin    Capt,    captain  steamer  Oregon,  res  1862 

San  Antonio  ave 
Politeo   Vincent,   master  mariner,   res  NW  cor  Van  Buren 

and  Court 
Politzer   Adolf  (Politzer,  Solomon  &  Co)  S  F,  res  2328  Ala- 
meda ave 
Politzer  Alexander,  res  2328  Alameda  ave 
Pollack  Ernest  W,  engraver,  S  F,  res  1810  Alameda  ave 
Pollak  John,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  2502  Santa  Clara  ave 
Pollard   Wm   H,   commission  broker,  S  F,  res  1512  Central 

ave 
Poole  Herbert  F,  student,  res  1906  San  Antonio  ave 
Poole  Thos  D,  general  agent,  S  F,  res  1906  San  Antonio  ave 
Porep    Agatha    Mrs,    dairy,   res    cor    Buena  Vista  ave  and 

Willow 
Porep  Walter,  clerk,  S  F 
Porter  Wm  H,  painter,  res  1806  Pacific  ave 
Poschwitz  Elizabeth  M  Mrs,  res  Buena  Vista  ave  bet  Grand 

and  Minturn 
Postel  Christian  D,  res  1012  Broadwav 

Potter   Harry,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1832  Cen- 
tral ave 
Poulsen  M  T  Mrs,  res  cor  Eucinal  ave  and  Broadway 
Powell  Albert,  clerk  Stein,  Simon  &  Co,  S  F,  res  1811  Cen- 
tral ave 
Powell  Charles,  turner  C  F  Echenbarger,  res  1811  Central 

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Powell  Chaa  l  - .  carpenter,  res  1  M  1  Central  ave 
Powell  Emma  Miss,  res   lsll  Central  ave 
Powell  James,  carriage  maker,  S  F,  rea  1811    Central  ave 
Powell  Jaa  II,  mgr  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co, res  IIIs  Pearl 
Powell   Saml,  painter  E   B   Dunning,  res  <■  -  Pease  ave  n, 

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Poyzer  Philip,  real  estate,  S  1".  res  2517  Central  ave 

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r  Wm  R,  city  engineer,  res  L327  Pearl 
Pratt  G  .clerk  Edward  P>  Keene,  pes  L303  Park 

Presbrej   William  IP  machinist  and    engineer,  rea  N"W  cor 

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Prescott  C  E  Mrs,  Home  Bakery  L215  Park,  rea  Bame 
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Probst  Louis,  helper  C  Fischer,  res  1421  Webster 
PROBST    LOUIS   MRS,  bakery,  1421  Webster, 

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Probst  William,  clerk  PROBST'S  BAKERY,  res 

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Prufer  Emil  H,  musician,  res  1947  Pacific  ave 
Buget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  A  Powell  genl  mgr,  NWcorEnci- 

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Putzman  Frederick  H,  liquor  dealer,  S   Fr,  res  1216  Regent 
Putzman  R  H,  cashier  Perin  Oyster   House,    S  F,    res    n  s 

Railroad  ave  nr  Oak 
Pyne  Thomas  I,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  Encinal  ave  bet 

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Quast  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  dressmaker,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr 

McPherson 
Quill  Daniel,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res   1235    Encina^  ave  ~cor 

Court 
Quimby  Elijah  D  (Quimby  &  Durkee)  new  and  second-hand 

furniture,  1524-1526  Park,  res  1725  Park 
Quinchard  Julius,  capitalist,  2509  Santa  Clara  ave 
Quinn  Belle  Miss,  res  Everett  nr  Clement  ave 
Quinn  Catherine  Mrs,  res  Everett  nr  Clemant  ave 
Quinn  Mary  Miss,  res  Everett  nr  Clement  ave 

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Radcliff  Abraham  M,  res  NW  cor  Walnut  and  San  Jose  ave 

Radcliff  Charles  M,  City  Recorder,  Santa  Clara  ave,  opp 
post-office,  res  NW  cor  Park  and  Central  ave 

Radzwill  Christ,  lnfV  artificial  stone  walks,  drives  and  pave- 
ments, res  Oak  bet  Eagle  and  Clement  ave 

Raleigh  Benj  H,  dry  goods  store  and  millinery,  1307  Park, 
res  Alameda  ave  nr  Park 

Ralston  Angus  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  res  1839  Pacific 
ave 

Ramsdell  N  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  NE  cor  Eagle  and  Oak 

Rand  Hattie  K  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and  Schil- 
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Randegger  J,  shoemaker,  1616  Webster,  res  same 

Randlett  Edwin  A,  carpenter  and  contractor,  res  Chestnut 
nr  Railroad  ave 

Randolph  Daniel  L,  capitalist,  res  w  s  St  Charles  nr  Kings 
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Rank  William  M,genl  agt  Denver  and  Rio  Grande  Railroad, 

S  F,  res  2200  Alameda  ave  cor  Lafayette 
RasmusOD  Katie  Miss,  domestic  George  C  Relfe,  3121  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Rausch  Otto,  collector  Max  Ma  reuse,  res  1835  San  Antonio 

ave 
Rawlins  John  S,  stock  buyer,  res  1251  Park  ave  nr  Encinal 
Rea  Henry  L,  broker,  S  F,  res    1822    Buena  Vista  ave 
Read  Frank  W,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res    2030    Ala- 
meda ave 
Redding  George  S,    teamster,   res  Everett   nr   Buena    Vista 

ave 
Redstone  John  H,  solicitor  of  patents,  S  F,  res  1420  Pearl 
Reed  Everett    L,  millman,    res  n  s  Tavlor  ave    nr  E   Third 

ave 
Reed  M,  salesman,  S  F,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Reeves  Herbert,  traveling  salesman,  res  3603  Pacific  ave 
ft  gnes  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  1609  Willow  nr  Railroad 

ave 
Reichsrath  Louis  Mrs,  widow,  res  XW  cor  Verdi  and   Santa 

Clara  a\ 
Reid  Henry  II,  atty-at-law,    S  F.  re-  XW  cor   Railroad    ave 

and  Union 
REID    MARY    J,    teacher    French     Classical    and 

Kindergarten,  res  XW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Union 

Relfi   '  C  (Wheeler  &  Relfe)  res  -121  Santa  (Mara  ave 

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Bo  wen,  MD,  pres,  II  A   Hotchkiss   3ec,  I  B  Carpei 

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Elemmel  Annie  Mi--,  teacher  Brentwood,  re-  w  sSl  Charles 

nr  Kings  ave 

Elemmel  Bert,  clerk  U  S  Protective  Bureau,  S  F.  res  w  -  Si 

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Elemmel  Clara   Miss,  music  teacher,   res  w  8  St  Charles  nr 

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Rem mel   Geo   B,  pattern   maker,  S  F,  res  J.818  Clinton  ave 
Elemmel  Julius  A,  music  teacher,  S  1\  re-  w  -  Si  Charles  nr 

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Etennel  Edward  .1,  res  ls,'»<>  Railroad  ave 
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ft  ynolda  Geo  A,  mining,  rea  2002  Alameda  ave 

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Reynolds  Geo  P,  MD,  office  Odd  Fellows  Building,  re  s  1815 

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Reynolds  Harry  A,  operator  S  P  Co,  res  S  F 
Rheinshield  Win,  bricklayer,  res  ss  Railroad  ave  bet  Grand 

and  Paru 
Rice  A  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  3628  Railroad  ave 
Rice  Wm  H,  salesman  California  Electric  Co,  S  F,  res  1310 

Park 
Rich   Abraham,   mgr  E  M   Derby,  res  e  s  First  ave  nr  Pa- 
cific ave 
Rich  Lucy  Miss,  res  e  s  First  ave  nr  Pacific  ave 
Rich  Margaret  Miss,  res  e  s  First  ave  nr  Pacific  ave 
Rich  Mary  Miss,  res  e  s  First  ave  nr  Pacific  ave 
Rich  Rebecca  Miss,  bookkeeper,   Oakland,  res  e  s  First  ave 

nr  Pacific  ave 
Richardson  Robt,  expressman,  res  Webb  ave  nr  Park 
Richter    John  R,  plumber,  S  F,   res  NE  cor  Railroad  ave 

and  Prospect 
Rickaby    Richard    H,   machinist,   S  F,   res  e   s  Benton  nr 

Railroad  ave 
Ricklefson  Albert,  saddler,  res  1911  Encinal  ave 
Ricklefson  Geo  J,  dyer,  res  1911  Encinal  ave 
Ricklefron    Herman,    clerk    Independent    Lumber    Co,  res 

1911  Encinal  ave 
Riegelhuth  Conrad,  showman,  S  F,  res  3417  Taylor  ave 
Riegelhuth  Jacob,  propr  Pacific  Avenue  House,  n  s  Pacific 

ave  nr  Kellogg 
Riehl  Frederick,  MD,  physician,  S  F.  res  w  s  St  Charles  nr  Jl  ^ 

Railroad  ave  22?  O 

Rienecker  Annie  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  s  s   Santa  Clara  0_<  g 

ave  nr  St  Charles  ml>  «2 

Rienecker  John,  shoemaker,  1505  Park,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  •  2  tj\ 

ave  nr  St  Charles  >  O  g 

Rienecker  Nicholas,  saloon  Park,  res  1515  Eagle  ave  -ji  ** 

Rienhold  F    Mrs,  widow,    res  Central  ave  bet  Walnut  and  0  3D^ 

Willow  irj5w5 

Rigby   William,   atty-at-law,   303  Cal,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Park  c/jogS 

and  San  Antonio  ave  I  ^Q 

imassa  H  C  Mrs,  confectionery,    BRANCH     LOG  3  CO  S3 

CABIN   BAKERY,  1543  Webster,  res  same      0:tj>h 
Risley  John  L.   carpenter,  res   SE  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  w^  g§j 

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Roach  Morris,  switchman  S  P  Co,  res  NE   cor  Encinal  ave  "§ 

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Robert  John,  res  1421  Webster 
Robertson  John  M,  grainer,  res  1835  Encinal  ave 
Robie  Reuben,  carpenter,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 
Robinson  Albion  F,  capitalist,  res  1963  Central   ave 
Robinson  Bessie  Miss,  res  3640  Pacific  ave 
Robinson  Charles  H,  atty-at-law,  res  3640  Pacific  ave 
Robinson  Clara  S  Miss,  res  1834  San  Antonio  ave 
Robinson  Edwin  J,  hardware  merchant,  S  F,  res  1341  Pearl 
Robinson  Frank  H,  editor  Califonuan,  S  F,res  3640  Pacific 

ave 
Robinson  Josie  Miss,  res  1341  Pearl 
Robinson  Leo  S,  electrician,  res  1834  San  Antonio  ave 
Robinson  S  Mae  Miss,  res  1834  San  Antonio  ave 
Robinson  Mamie  L  Miss,  res  1963  Central  ave 
Robinson  R  W  E,  Mrs,  widow,  res  1524  Sherman 
Robinson  Wm  H,  dentist,  S  F,  res  1834  San  Antonio  ave 
Robinson  Wm  J,  clerk  J  C  Martin,  res  3640  Pacific  ave 

k  Oh  as,  master  mariner,  res  2447  Pacific  ave 
Rodder  &    Beuck   (Christian   Rodder   and    Charles    Beuck) 

saddlers  and  harness  makers,  1511  Park 
Rodder  Christian    (Rodder    &    Beuck)   res   1510  Park   (up 

stairs ) 
Roden  Adolph  G,  capitalist,  res  2318  Santa  Clara  ave 
Roden  Emily  Miss,  res  2318  Santa  Clara  ave 
Roden  Lillie  Miss,  res  2318  Santa  Clara  ave 
Rodenbeck  Albert,  painter,  res  Foley  nr  Buena  Vista  ave 
Rodenbeck  Chas,  capitalist,  res  Foley  nr  Buena   Vista   ave 
Rodenbeck  I  lhas  Jr,  machinist,  res  Foley  nr  Buena  Vista  ave 
Rodenbeck  Minnie  Miss,  clerk  John  Rogers,  res  Central  ave 

be1  Regent  and  Broadway 

Jennie  Miss,  clerk  John  Rogers,  res  Central  ave  bet 

Regenl  and  Broadway 

ers  Ch as,  wharf  and  bridge  builder,  res   Briggs  ave   nr 

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Rogei  -  Elsie  Miss,  rea  3561  Pacific  ave 

era  Emily  M  iss,  res  3561  Pacific  ave 
Rogers  Ernest,  capitalist,  res  Grand  nr  Sun  Jose  a-. 
iman,  res  3034  ( lentral  ave 

John,  fruit  dealer,  Kneinal  ave  nr  Park,  res  Central 

ave  be!  Regent  and  Broadway 

Jo8(  i'li  II.  ahip  blacksmith,  S  I\  res  Walnut  nr  the 
bay 

Josiah  D,  machinist,  8  F,  res  1552  Encinal  ave 
Roj  i  •    l  »li\ ■<  r.  butcher,  res  3336  Taylor  ;r 

ers  Oscar  L,  city  marshall,  res  Bank  bel   Park  and  Oak 
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Roos  Joseph,  salesman  Sanborn,  Vail  &-  Co,  S   F,  res  Rail- 
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*  j   Roos  Josephine,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Park  and  Everett 

Rose  Frederick  M,  carpenter,  res  2094  San  Jose  ave 

Rosendahl  Elizabeth   Mrs,  widow,  res  n   s   Central  ave   nr 
Second  ave 

Rosenthal  Adolph,  German   Consul,  S  F,  res  2428  Central 
ave 

Rosmarin  George,  Encinal  Nursery,  NW  cor  Bay  and  Cen- 
tral ave,  res  same 

Ross  David  G,  carpenter,  res  Broadway  nr  Central  ave 

Ross  Henry  W,  stereotyper  Daily  Report,  S  F,  res  1932  En-  j 
cinal  ave 

Ross  J  C,  undertaker,  1518  Park,  res  same 

Ross  John  Capt,  ship  builder  and  master  mariner,  res  s   s 
Taylor  ave  bet  Second  and  Third  aves 

Ross  John,  plasterer,  res  Loyal  Oak  Hotel 

Rosseter  Geo  R,  leather  dealer,  S  F,  res  s  s  San  Jose  ave  nr 
Chestnut 

Rosseter  Jas  H,  salesman  Sloan's  Carpet  House,  S  F3  res  s  s 
San  Jose  ave  nr  Chestnut 

Rosseter  John   H,  real   estate   agt,  S   F,  res  e  s   Grand  cor   § 
Clinton  ave 

Rosseter  John  H  Jr,  cashier  J  W  Grace  &  Co,  S  F,  res  e  s 
Grand  cor  Clinton  ave 
»»;  Rotenberg  Abraham,  capitalist,  res  n  s  Santa  Clara  ave  nr 
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Roumer  Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  2538  Pacific  ave 

^m    .  Rousch  Charles,  refiner  Harmonv  Borax  Co,  res  Brooklvn     |H 

g/  Rowe  Albert,  miller  Harmony  Borax  Co,  res  Oak  nr  Pacific     M 

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I  JjC  Rowe  Henry,  carpenter,  res  1414  Pearl  £Q 

■     \  Rowe  James  T,  commission  merchant,  S  F,  res  1327  Pearl 

^  X  Rowland  Frank,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1822  Clinton  ave 

5»  <o|  Ruck  Chas,  sea  captain,  2447  Pacific  ave 

[j!  Rudsdale  Mat  hew,  res  Jackson  nr  Court 

Ul  j  Rueling  M  C  Mrs,  res  w  s  Stanton  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 

JQ  -5  Ruerub  Otto,  baker  Probst's  Bakery,  res  1421  Webster 

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Rusch  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  n   s   Alameda    ave  bet  Oak    and 

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Russell  (/has  A,  liquor  dealer,  S  F,  res  3507  Facific  ave 
Rust  Edgar  C,  order  clerk  Golberg,  Bowen  &  Co,   S   F,  res 


BW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Union 


-q  ^   Ryan  Matt,  laborer,  res  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Foley 
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Sabin  Sidney  A,  mechanic,  res  NW  cor  College  and  Encinal 

ave 
Sack  John  0,  mfr,  S  F,  res  Foley  bet  Railroad    and  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Sahlmann  Carsten,  miller,  S  F,  res  1732  Eagle  ave 
Sahlmann  Louise  Miss,  res  1732  Eagle  ave 
SahwartzMary  Mrs,  widow,  res  1508  Sherman 
Salvation  Army  Hall,  Corser  Chas  Capt,  res   1618  Park 
Sanchez  Alonzo  G,  revenue    collector,  S    F,    res    171 (.)  Ala- 
meda ave 
Sandman  August,  sailor,  res  2055  Alameda  ave 
Sanford  Farmer  E,    clerk  V  Sanford,  res  SW    cor    Stanton  fQ    £31 

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Sanford  Ida  M  Miss,  dressmaker,  SW  cor  Stanton  and  Rail-    *""*">  ^ 

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Sanford  Ira,  clerk  W  II  Xoy.  res  SW  cor  Stanton  and  Rail-   £j 

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Sanford  J  II,  wool  merchant,  S  F,  res   SW    cor   Grand  and 

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SANFORD   V,  groceries   and  provisions,  cigars  and 

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Sansom  Wm  II.  carpenter  and    builder,   res  L957  San  Jose 

Santee  Stella,  domestic,  -  -  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Stanton 
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enl  Prank  G,  salesman  Goodvear    Rubber  Co.  res  L043 

Broadway 
Sath  John,  carpenter,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Savage  Richard,  capitalist,    res    SW  cor  Morton  and  Kings 

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Sawyer  Herbert  C,  clerk,  S  I',  res  3326  Railroad  ave 

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Scammon  M  L,  res  1925  Alameda  ave 

Schaffer  Augustus,  carpenter,  res  1851  Alameda  ave 

Scheifflin  Ed  L,  res  2532  Central  ave 

Seheithe  Jacob,  propr  Central  Market,  1315  Park,  res  same 

Scheiner  Geo,  res  1303  McPherson 

Schemmel  Edward,  res  Park  ave  nr  San  Jose  ave 

Schiffer  Frank  G,  commercial  traveler,  1316  Park 

Schiffer  Aug,  salesman,  S  F,  res  2625  Railroad  ave 

Schiffer  Carl,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  2625  Railroad  ave 

Schieffelin  C  M  Miss,  res  s  s  Kings  ave  nr  St  Charles 

Schmadeke  James  J,  butcher,  res  3544  Santa  Clara  ave 

Schmalz  Charles,  sea  captain,  res  3226  Taylor  ave 

Schmidt  Aug,  bookkeeper,  S  F,res  e  s  Paru  nr  Encinal  ave 

Schmidt  G  L,  dentist,  res  NW   cor    Santa  Clara  ave  and  St 

Charles 
Schmidt  Henry,  carpenter,    res  s    s    Buena  Vista  ave  nr  St 

Charles 
Schmidt  I  C,  res  3511  Pacific  ave 
Schmitt  Bertha  Miss,  res  1521  Webster 
Schmitt  Constance  Miss,  res  1521  Webster 
Schmitt  Jean  G,  res  1521  Webster 
Schmitt  Mary  Miss,  res  1521  Webster 
Schnabel  August,  mining  expert,  res  1840  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schnabel  Carrie  Miss,  res  1840  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schnabel  C  H  Mrs,  res  1840  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schnabel  Fredk  A,  capitalist,  res  1633  Buena  Vista  ave 
Schneider  George,  paper  carrier,  res  Clinton  nr  Chestnut 
Schneider  Jacob,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  2030  Clinton  ave 
Schneider  John,  news  agt,  S  F,  res  n  s  Clinton  ave  nr  Chest- 
nut 
Schneider  Mathew,  news  agt,  res  2030  Clinton  ave 
Schofield  D  J,  oil  merchant,  S   F,   res   SE   cor  Central  ave 

and  Union 
Scholten  Herman,  carpenter,  S  F,  res  2603  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schomberg  John,  drayman,  S  F,  res  n  s  Santa  Clara  ave  nr 

Second  ave 
Schonau  Eda  Miss,  res  1521  Prospect 
Schonau  Henry,  summer  resort,  152.1  Prospect 
Schonau  Lewis,  plumber,  res  1521  Prospect 
Schonau  Minnie  Miss,  res  1521  Prospect 
Schortemerer  Herman  H,  res  Encinal  nr  College  ave 
Schottenberg  Wm    H,  porter  steamer  Alameda,   res   Buena 

Vista  ave  bet  Union  and  Minturn 
Schotz  Herman,  printer,  S  F,  res  1414  McPherson 
Schrader  Herman,  decorator  Otto   Schrader   &    Co,  res   w   s 

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Schrader  Jennie  Miss,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schrader  Lucv  Miss,  res  w  a  Verdi  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Schrader  Otto  (Otto  Schrader  cc  Co)  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Schrader  Otto  &   Co   (Otto  and  Otto   Schrader  Jr)  artists, 

HOT  Park 
Schrader    Otto    (Otto  Schrader    &    Co)   res   w  s   Verdi   nr 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Schreiber  Amelia  Miss,  res  1415  Morton 
Schreiber  Aug,  regalia  mfr,  S  F,  res  1415  Morton 
Schreiber  Emma  Miss,  res  1415  Morton 
Schreiber  John,  res  s  s  Centennial  ave  nr  McPherson 
SCHKOEDEE    ADOLPH  (Schroeder  &  Victors) 

res  cor  Paru  and  Railroad  ave 
SCHROEDER  &  BRUNS  (Hugo  Schroeder  and 

John  H  Brims)  wood  and  coal,  1306-1308  Park 
Schroeder  Hugo  (Schroeder  &  Brims)  res  1612  Oak 
Schroeder  Louis,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  and  Oak 
Schroeder  Louis  W,  police  officer,  res  1533  Park 
SCHROEDER  S  MRS,  stationery,  school  supplies, 

toys,  etc,  1533  Park,  res  same 
SCHROEDER  &  VICTORS  (Adolph  Schroeder 
and  Albert   Victors)  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  sewer 
pipe,  lath,  lime  and  cement  1516  Park 
Schuler  Henry,  propr  Palace  Brewery,  Central  ave  bet  Sec- 
ond and  Third  aves,  res  same 
Schuler  John,  brewer  Palace  Brewery,  res  same 
Sclniler  Lawrence,  driver  Palace  Brewery,  res  same 
Schuler  Sarah  Miss,  res  n  s  Central  ave  nr  Second  ave 
Schuler  Win,  clerk  Neptune  Gardens,  res  same 
Schulte  Anna  Mr-,  widow,  res  e  s  Chapin  nr  Railroad  ave 
Schulte  Win   1\  plumber  and  gasfitter,  res  e  s  Chapin   nr 

Railroad  a^ 
Schultz  Johanna  Miss,  teacher,  s  l\  res  Eagle  ave  nr  Park 
Scl.nl/  Geo  E,  clerk  E  V   Wachter,  Railroad   ave,  res  1723 

Railroad  ave 
Schumacher  Albert,  teamster,  8  F,  res  n  -  Railroad   ave  nr 

Webster 
Schumacher  Albert  .Jr.  clerk,  s  r.  res  n  >  Railroad   ave  nr 

Webster 
Schumacher  Chas  G,  Park  and  San  Jose  ave 

Schumacher  Gotlieb,  teamster,  res  Bay  Island  ave  nr  Broad- 
way 
Schumacher  Wm,  clerk,  S  l\  res  □  -  Railroad  ave  nr   Web- 
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Schuman  Fred,  res  1831  Railroad  ave 

Schuman  Fred  Jr,  printer,  res  1831  Railroad  ave 

Schuman    Henry,   cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  1831  Railroad  ave 

Schwartz  Wm,  res  Union   bet  Pacific  and  Buena  Vista  ave 

Scott  A  W  Dr,  teacher  High  School,  res  1326  High 

Scott  James  W,  salesman  Neustadter  Bros,  S  F,  res    1840 

Central  ave 
Scudder  John,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  2312  Buena  Vista  ave 
Scudder  John,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1326  Park 
Scudder  W  W   Rev,   pastor   First  Congregational  Church, 

res  2319  Central  ave 
Scully  Daniel,  painter,  1608  Webster,  res  1713  Webster 
Scully  Daniel  Jr,  sign  painter  Daniel  Scully,  res  1713  Web- 
ster 
Scully  Mary  Miss,  res  1713  Webster 
Scully  Thos,  barkeeper  Caledonia  House 
Scully  Wm,  painter  D  Scully,  res  1713  Webster 
Sealy  Richard,  grocer,  S  F,  res  Jackson  nr  Mound 
Seaver  Chas  Henry,  laborer,  res  s  s  Central  ave  nr  Second 

ave 
Sedgley  A  F,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  1529  Morton 
Sedgley  Fred  L,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  1529  Morton 
Sedgley  John,  carpenter,  res  1529  Morton 
Seebeck  John,  billiard   saloon,  1509  Webster,    res    Taylor 

ave  bet  Prospect  and  McPherson 
Seebeck  Rueben,   barkeeper  J   Seebeck,  1509  Webster,  res 

Taylor  ave  bet  Prospect  and  McPherson 
Seelhorn  Fred,  steward,  S  F,  res  1530  Oak 
Segelhorst  August  C  Capt,  captain  schooner  Esther  Buhne, 

res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  and  Oak 
Seider  George,   cabinet  maker,  res  s  s  Pacific  ave  nr  Web- 
ster 
Seller  James,  dry  goods  clerk,  Oakland,  res  1414  Pine 
Sellier  Jules  L,  mining  engineer,  res  2315  Alameda  ave 
Sellier  Juliette  L  Miss,  res  2315  Alameda  ave 
Sevening  Frederick,  clerk,  res  1320  Park 
Sevening  Henry,  pres  First  National  Bank    Alameda,  res 

1320  Park 
Severance  Geo  A,  carpenter,  res  Regent  nr  the  Bay 
Seymour  Richard,   plumber   Borax  Works,  res  Park  nr  the 

Bay 
Seymour  Richard  M,  plumber,  res  Park  nr  Clinton  ave 
Shafer  Fred,  artist,  S  F,  res  1603  Benton 
Shanahan  Thos,  laborer,  res  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Foley 
Shaner    Chas,    architect,    res     Broadway    bet    Central   ave 
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Shannon  Fred,  student,  rea  2431  Central  ave 
Shannon  J  M,  clerk  S  P  Co.  S  F.  res  2431  Central  ave 
Sharpe  Al  J,  propr   Alameda   Transfer  Co,   1507  Park,  res 

Pacific  ave 
Sharpe  I  A.  ear  repairer,  Oakland,  res  XE  cor  St  Charles 

and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Sharpe  Robert,  river  captain,  res  1527  McPherson 
Shattnck  Chas  H,  mfr   Printing   Ink-.  S  F.  res  Central  ave 

nr  Union 
Shaw  Cora  Miss,  res  Everett  nr  Webb  ave 
Shaw  E  B  Mrs.  widow,  res  Everett  nr  Webb  ave 
Shaw  Edward  M.  clerk  Goldberg,  Bowen  ev:  Co,    res  Everett 

nr  Webb  ave 
Shaw  George,  clerk  Custom  House.  S  F.   rea  Alameda  Hotel 
Shead  Daniel  L,  grocer,  1515  Webster,  res  same 
Shed  CD,  landscape  artist,  S  F,  res  2421  Alameda  ave 
SheehyJohn  B,  clerk  Murphy.  Grant  &C      S  F.   res   Ever- 
ett nr  Central  ave 
an  James,  clerk  J  J  Konigshofer.  res  1423  Park 
Shehan  Daniel,  laborer,  res   s  s    Clinton    bet    Willow    and 

Chestnut 
Shelley  A  Edward,  tea  merchant,  S   F.  res  1016   Grand   nr 

S   a  Antonio  ave 
Shepardson  PS  Mrs,  widow,  res  L538  Webster 


hephard  Angelina  Mrs,  widow,  res  2112  Alameda  ave 
hephard  Arthur  II.  bookkeepers  F,res  2112  Alameda  ave 
hephard  Grace  S,  res  2112  Alameda  ave 
hepard  James,  plumber  and  _   -      ber,  S  •.'       -  Bi  pjgs  ave 

nr   High 

ard  Wm,  plumber   and   gasfitter,  S  F.  res  Briggs   ave 

n  r  Bigh 
hepard  Catherii  tk  nr  Clinton  ave 

pd  Minnie  M.  res  2112  Alameda  ave 
hephard  Mary  E  M  mploye   Oakland    post-offic< 

21  12  A  la  l  in -da  ave 

hepley  Jaa  A.  carpenter,  rea  N El  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Schiller 
herman  Samuel,  tailor,  rea  Schiller  bel   Railroad   ave  and 

Pacific 
herwood  P  D,  gardener  Mra  S  L  Mastic,  rea   3558    Pacific 

boaff  Philip  L,doorkeeper  U  S  Mint,  S  F,  i  '1  Pacific 

ave  cor  81  <  'harl< 
breve  Eu   i  tn    V .  el<  i  k    8  F.  n  a  l  ,;l  7  Third  ave 

W.  gun  Btor<  .  9  F.  rea  Central  ave  nr  Oak 
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Shulties  Edward  D,  painter,  Encinal  ave,  res   1218   Oak  nr 

Alameda  ave 
Shureen  Andrew,  tailor,  1700  Alameda  ave,  res  same 
Sibrian  Eusebio,  laborer,  res  Regent  nr  Encinal  ave 
Sidden  James,  carpenter,  res  2039  Alameda  ave 
Siedenburg  John  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  3527  Railroad  ave 
Siegfried  Alfred  H,  clerk  Siegfried  &  Brandenstein,  S  F,  res 

2023  Alameda  ave 
Siegfried  John  C,  Siegfried  &  Brandenstein,  S  F,  res    2023 

Alameda  ave 
Siegler  George,    maltster,  S  F,  res  n  s    Blanding  bet  Park 

and  Oak 
Sievers  Harry,  laborer  Chas  Lainer,  n  s    Kings    ave    nr  St 

Charles 
Silver  Jesus  Mrs,  widow,  res  2907  Railroad  ave 
Simmons  E  Elmer,  clerk  Whittier,    Fuller    &  Co,    S  F,  res 

2558  Central  ave 
Simmons  Joseph,  propr  Yosemite  Restaurant,    1528    Park, 

res  same 
Simons  H  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  3322  Railroad  ave 
Sin  Clair  R  B,  mfg  windmills,  Sacto,  res  1343  Versailles 
Sinnett  A,    clerk    Huntington-Hopkins   Co,   res  2535  Ala- 
meda ave 
Sippien  Jacob,  capitalist,  res  Grand    Central    Garden,  NW 

cor  Grand  and  Railroad  ave 
Skelly  Frank  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  1867  Encinal    ave    nr 

Walnut 
Slater  Thomas,  physician,  office,  1951  Santa  Clara,  res  same 
Smith  Albert  George,  painter,  res  Oak  nr  the  Bay 
Smith  Ohas  Albert  H,  propr  restaurant,  Oakland,  res  Bland- 
ing ave  nr  Everett 
Smith  Chas   G,  shoemaker,  res  Oak  bet   Encinal  and  San 

Antonio  ave 
Smith  Chas  W,  res  Blanding  ave  nr  Everett 
Smith  Ellen  A  Mrs,  res  2314  Alameda  ave 
Smith  E  Minor,  assessor,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  and  Ver- 
sailles ave 
Smith  H  A,  merchant,  S  F,  res  e  s  Chapin  nr  Railroad  ave 
Smith  Harry  B  Jr,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res   NW  cor   Central 

ave  and  Benton 
Smith  H   Bracken,  specialties,    S  F,    res  1854  San  Antonio 

ave 
Smith  John  H,  street  car  driver,  res  823  Oak 
Smith  K  Miss,  teacher,  res  1233  Regent 
Smith  Kate  M   Miss,  clerk  E  Minor  Smith,  res    cor  Buena 
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Smith  Mary  R    Mrs,  Alameda   Tea    Store,    1305    Park,   res 

same 
Smith  Nellie  L  Miss,  principal  Alameda  School,  res  NW  cor 

Buena  Vista  and  Versailles  ave 
Smith  Thos  A  (Thos  Smith  &  Co)  res  1735  Buena  Vista  ave 
SMITH  THOS  A    &    CO,    Real    Estate    and    In- 
surance Agents,  1G01  Park 
Smith  Thos  J,  printer,  res  2006  Santa  Clara  ave 
Smith  Oliver,  laborer,  res  3  Court 
Smith  Peter,  laundry  man  3  S  F,  res  1709  Walnut 
Smith  YV  H,  ship  builder,  S  F,  res   n  s  Santa  Clara  ave  nr 

Webster 
Smith  Win,  machinist,  res  1819  Pacific  ave 
Smith  Win,  pensioner  U  S  A,  res  2026  Encinal  ave 
Smith  \\  ni  M,  master  mariner,  res  2046  Alameda  ave 
Snow  Louis  T,  ship  chandler,  res    Union    bet   Santa    Clara 

and  Central  ave 
Sohlke  Margaret  Miss,  teacher,  res  w  s  Paru  nr  Santa  Clara 

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Sohlke  Theodore,  professor  of   languages,  res  w  s    Paru    nr 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Solaro  Henry,  capitalist,  res  1914  Santa  Clara  ave 
Sorenson  John,  beer  bottler,  S  F,  res  2030  Pacific  ave 
Sorge  Oscar,  stationery  and  news  and    book  store,  S  F,  res 

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Sousa  Antonio,  laborer,  res  1423  St  CharL 
Sousja    Antonio    Jr,    mattress     maker,    S  F,    res    1424     St 

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lighl  John    C,    clerk,  S   l'\  re-  n  a    Central  ave  nr  Second 
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Spatz  Agnez  M  ie  .  teacher,  rea  3414  Santa  Clara  ave 

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r  Spigner  Harry,  buffetinan  S  P  Co,  res  1748  Webster 
*|  Spink   Samuel  P,   loan  office,    S  F,    res  s  s  San  Jose  ave  nr 

Walnut 
Splettstoezer  Gustav,  painter,  res  The  Cottage 
Spofford  Wm  E,  mechanic,  S  F,  res  1613  Webster 
Spooner   Edmund    L,  clerk,  res   s  s  Taylor  ave  bet    Second 

and  Third  ave 
Spooner    Cornelius  G,    bookkeeper,  res  s  s  Taylor    ave  bet 
j|l  Second  and  Third  ave 

§   Spreckels  Annie    Miss,   res    Railroad    ave    bet    Union  and 

Schiller 
Spreckels  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  Railroad    ave   bet    Union   and 

Schiller 
Spreckels  Louis,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Railroad    ave    bet    Schiller    p 

and  Union 
Spreckels  Richard,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Schiller 

and  Union 
Staffelbaeh  E,  barber,  S  F,  res  e  s  Power's    Court    nr    Rail- 
road ave 
M  |  Stahl  Arnold,  insurance,  S  F,  res  3518  Santa  Clara  ave 
^   J  Stahl  Wm  Geo,  plumber  Chas  Fischer,  res  1960  Pacific  ave 
Stanle  Fredk  H,  U  S  Gauger,  S  F,  res  3221  Central  ave 
Staples  Lafayette  M,    commission    business,   S   F,  res  2000 

Encinal  ave 
Stark  D  D,  coal  merchant,  S  F,  res  1418  Morton 
Stark  James,  physician,  res  s  s  Eagle    ave    bet  Chapin  and  j  fljq   r+ 

Wood  |  p   W 

Stark  Jerome  B,  carpenter,    Park  nr  Encinal,  res  San  An-  |  p    0 

tonio  bet  Park  and  Oak  Q^  C 

Starkweather  Hans,  res  Pearl  bet  Lincoln  and  Santa  Clara    m 

ave  (l 

Starr  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  NW  cor  Encinal  ave  and  Paru  I 

Stateler  Thomas  K,  passenger    agt  N  P  R  R,  S  F,  res  1217     E£  ^ 

Paru  <-+  (j) 

Staub  Henry,  res  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Prospect  C'  Q* 

Stedman  Ulysses,  agt,  S  F,  res  Park  ave  nr  Encinal  £ 

Steeple  Chas  J,  genl    freight  agt  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  Park  ave    ^   g 

nr  Central  ^   ^ 

STEERE  C  W,  carpenter  and  jobber,  SW  cor  Mor-     W   »-* 

ton  and  Railroad  ave  ,  aj   j-« 

Steers  Edward  E,  grocer,  res  w  s  Second  ave  nr  Taylor  ave  ®  p# 
Steinkamp  Charles  F  Mrs,  widow,  res  3315  Santa  Clara  ave  j  H.  Qu 
Stinmetz  Bruno,  employe  Chas  Plum  &  Co,  S   F,  res    w    s  |  $ 

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Steimelz  Theodore,  bookkeeper,    S    F,    res  w  s  Stanton  nr 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Stenbiht  Charlotte  Mrs,  resn  s  Paeific  ave  nr  Willow 
STEPHENSON  STANLEY,   painter    and    dec- 
orator, 1407  Park,  res  1846  San  Jose  ave 
Stewart  Jas  0,  metallurgist,  res  915  Broadway- 
Stewart  Jas  0  Jr,  res  915  Broadway 
Stiefvater  Emma  Miss,  res  3225  Central  ave 
Stiefvater  Jennie  Miss,  res  3225  Central  ave 
Stiefvater  Simon,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  3225  Central  ave 
Stilley  Louis  C,  printer,   S  F,  res  n   s  Central  ave   nr    Mc- 
pherson 
Stillman  YVm  A,  shirt  cutter,  S  F,  res  1827  Alameda  ave 
Stivers  Henry  F,  lumber    inspector,  S  F,  res    s  s  Eagle  ave 

nr  Chapin 
St  John  Margaret  E,  res  Central  ave  nr  High 
St  Joseph  Church  (Roman  Catholic)  Michael  McXaboe  rec- 
tor, SW  cor  Chestnut  and  San  Antonio  ave 
St  Joseph  Hall,  n  s  San  Antonio  ave  cor  Lafayette 
Stochr  F  A,  musician  Grand  Central  Garden,  res  same 
Siocking  J  E  Mrs,  res  1233  Regent 

Stoddard  Asa    (Stoddard    &    Barber)  res    1920  Encinal  ave 
STODDARD   &  BARBER   (AC    Stoddard   and 
Alfred  S  Barber)  proprietors  Enterprise  Planing  Mill, 
Encinal  ave  nr  Walnut 
Stoddard  Thos  C,  telegraph  operator,  res  1920   Encinal  ave 
Stokes  Benry  A,  seaman,  res  Pearl  nr  Encinal  ave 
Stoll  C  A  Mrs,  res  Pacific  ave  bet  Oak  and  Park 
Stolze  Conrad,  saloon,  L531  Prospect,  res  same 
Stone  Hannah  El  Miss,  teacher,  res  High  opp  Van  Buren 

ave 
Stone  Mary  (i  Miss,  teacher,  res  High  opp  Van  Buren  ave 
Stone  M  B,  foreman  dredger,  res  L725  Park 
Story  DeWitl  C,  stock  broker,  S  P,  res  1715  Clement   ave 
Btrauh  Dennis,  carpenter  and  contractor,  res  1  < ">  1 7  Hibbard 

St  ran-  Nathan,  dry  goods,  millinery  and  clothing,  res    1840 

nt ral  ave 

BtraUBS  Martin,  drayman,  S  P.  res  2520  Encinal  ave 

Stream  Fred,  watchmaker,  S  l\  res  Park  ave  bet    Encinal 

and  San  Jofi 

stream  John   T,  watchmaker,  8  P.  res   Park   ave  bei   En- 
cinal and  San  Jose  ave 

street  Ora  II,  rea  Buena  Vista  ave  bei  Lafayette  and  Chest- 
nut 

Btromme  Carl   V,  watchmaker  sin-eve  &  Co,  >  1 
Regent 

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STRONG  MILTON  G,  proprietor  Alameda  Mar- 
ket, 1525  Park,  res  1623  Webb  ave 
Strunz  Adolph,   supt  woolen   mills,   S   F,   res   SW    cor    St 

Charles  and  Kings  ave 
Strunz  Win,  res  SW  cor  St  Charles  and  Kings  ave 
Stultenberg  Wm,  laborer,  res  1958  Railroad  ave 
Stumpf  V,  printer,  S  F,  res  w  s  Bay  nr  Central  ave 
Sturm  Charles,  summer  resort,  1525  Prospect 
Sturman  Benj,  physician,  S  F,  res  1418  Central  ave 
Sturman  Daisy  Miss,  res  1418  Central  ave 
Sturtevant  Geo,  postmaster  Alameda,  res  e  s   Pearl  nr  En- 

cinal 
Sublette  Wm  Arthur,  dentist,  cor  Sixth   and  Mission,  S  F, 

res  1009  Park 
Suinnen  Wm,  cabinet  maker,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Centennial 

ave  and  McPherson 
Sullings  J  C,  laborer,  res  2525  Railroad  ave 
Sullivan  Daniel  T,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  927  Broadway 
Sullivan  Dennis  J,  supt  of   schools,  res  SW  cor  Hibbard 

and  Pacific  ave 
Sullivan  Ed,  laborer  borax  works,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Sullivan  Frank,  laborer,  res  SE  cor   Railroad  ave   and  Oak 
Sullivan  Helen  A  Mrs,  res  1909  Pacific  ave 
Sullivan  J"  J,  propr  Yosemitc  Hotel,  1530  Park 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  res  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Foley 
Sullivan   Walter    H,    surgeon    steamer    Acapulco,    res    927 

Broadway 
Sumita  Chas,  laborer  Alex  Cohen,*res  3316  Santa  Clara  ave 
Sunkel  Frederick,  gardener,  res  1861  Railroad  ave 
Sunny  Cove  Baths,  Misses  E  L  and  M  A  Dietz  proprs,  s   s 

Central  ave  nr  Second  ave 
Sunset  Telephone  Office,  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Park 
Sutherland  Geo  M,  sewer  contractor,  res  1251  Pearl 
Swan  Adam,  restaurant  keeper,  S  F,  res  1319  Park  ave 
Swan  Frederick,  watchman,  S  F,  res  Taylor  ave  nr  Third 

ave 
Swasey  Geo  H,  stenographer,  res  2212  Alameda  ave 
Swayne  Robt  H,  custom   house   broker,  S   F,  res  2326  Ala- 
meda ave 
Sweet    Wm  G  B,  conductor  S   P  Co,   res  Encinal  ave  nr 

Mound 
Swenk  Chas  W,  agt  Theo  F  Thomas  &  Co  Parisian  Dyeing 

and  Cleaning  Works,  res  n  s  Briggs  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Swenson  Lars,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  1831  Encinal  ave 
Swett   Will   A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S   F,  res  Willow  nr  Santa 

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Swortfiguer  A  C,  civil  engineer,  res  3522  Santa  Clara  ave 
Swortfiguer  E  F,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  3522  Santa  Clara  ave 
Swyney  C  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  SE  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Ben- 
ton 
Swyney  Thos  N,  lawyer,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Railroad  ave  and 
Benton 


Taber  M  S,  res  SW  cor  Central  ave  and   Recent 

Tabor  Chas  E,  clerk  Wells,   Fargo    &    Co,    S  F,   res    NW 

cor  College  and  Encinal  ave 
TABOR  H  S  MRS,  Primary  School  and    Kinder- 
garten, res  1  "_:•■>•">  Regent 
Tait  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  res  1314  Park 
Tallon   C   J,   hardware,   S   F,  NW  cor  Central  ave  and  Cot- 
tage 
Tank  Celia  Miss,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Tank  Henry  P,  plumber  Furrey    &    Dahl,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr 

Lara  ave 
Tank  Nicholas  Capt,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Tapia  Antonio,  pound  master,  res  NW  cor  Railroad  ave  and 
Prospect 

M  F.  n  -   NW  cor  Grand  and  San  Antonio  ave 
lor  Geo  A,  carpentor  and  millwright,  res  1863  Encinal 
ave 
TAYLOR  GEO  F,  manufacturer  of  soda   water,  res 

NE  cor  Clement   ive  and  Oak 
Taylor  Samuel,  warehouseman  S  Taylor  &  Co,  S  F,  res  w  s 
Chestnut  Railroad  and  Santa  Clara  av 

ah  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  1336  Pear] 
li  r  Walter,  helper  Peter  Jorgenson,  res  1619  Wehster 
ylor  Wm  0,  physician,  res   L842  Central  ave 
.pieman  Harwood,  nan,  S  F,  res  d  -  Taylor  ave  nr 

McPherson 

:iy  Harry  0,  uery  and  printing  Wells,  1' 

1415  ]  utral  8 

Adolpli  II.  an  Quade  &  >1<  S  1".  r<  -  S 

Cent 
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Ten     '  widow,  res  1 523  Morton 

Ban  Antonio  ave 
Tli'  Abraham,  fi  ua  Vista  ave  bet  Park 

Thomas  Prank  N,  electrician,   i  Buena  Vista  ave  bet 

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Thomas  John,   shoemaker  Henry  Burns,  res  NW  cor  Mor- 
ton and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thomas  Martha  Miss,  res  2020  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thomas  S,  res  2723  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thomas  S  Mrs,  milliner,  S  F,  res  2723  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thomas  Wm  P,  insurance  adjuster,   S  F,   res  1947  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Thompson  Chas   E,   carpenter,  S  F,  res  Foley  bet  Railroad 

and  Buena  Vista  aves 
Thompson   Chas   H,  U  S  light  house  dept,  S  F,  res  Everett 

nr  Webb  ave 
Thompson  E  W,  insurance  agt  and  merchant,  res  Encinal 

nr  Grand 
Thompson  Frank,  clerk  Artesian  Water  Works,  res  S  F 
Thompson  Fredk  H,  coal  dealer,  S  F,  res   Buena  Vista  ave 

nr  Everett 
Thompson    Hans    A,    meat  market,   S  F,  res  2005  Encinal 

ave 
Thompson H  M  Mrs,  operators  P  Co,  res  Park  Hotel 
Thompson  Louis,  refiner  Harmony  Borax  Co,  res    McPher- 

son  nr  Central  ave 
Thompson  Richard,  seaman,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Web- 
ster 
Thompson  R  R,  propr  Artesian  Water  Works,  res  S  F 
Thompson  Sylvester,  agt  S  P  Co,  res  Park  Hotel 
Thomsen  Annie  Miss,  res  1937  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thomsen  Christian,  master  mariner,  res   1937  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Thompsen  Christian  Jr,  clerk,  S  F,    res  1937    Santa    Clara 

ave 
Thomsen  Henry  C,  ship  carpenter,  res  1951  Encinal  ave 
Thomsen  Thomas  A,  master  mariner,  res  1951  Encinal  ave, 
THOMSON  COLON,  proprietor    Caledonia  House, 

S  E  cor  Third  and  Central  aves,  res  same 
Thomson  Frank  F,  carpenter,  res  s  s  Taylor  place  nr  Third 

ave 
Thorn  Charles,    captain  steam  tug   Annie  Shea,  res    1847 

Central  ave 
Thorn  Charles  Jr,  genl  freight  agt,  S  F  &  N  P  Railroad,  S  F 

res  1832  Centrajlave 
Thorn  Minnie  T  Miss,  saleslady,  S  F,  res  1847   Central  ave 
Thorne  Charles  V  S,  res  Briggs  ave  nr  High 
Thorning  Edwin  T,  sail  maker,  res  cor  Willow    and    Santa 

Clara  ave 
Thorpe  David  N,  carpenter,  res  1714  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thorson  John  N,  laborer,  res  1819  Pacific  ave 


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Thrane  C  R,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  3324  Taylor  ave 
Thurnagel  B  Mrs,  seamstress,  res  foot  of  Park  at  Bay 
Thurston  C  A,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  n  s    Buena  Vista  ave 

nr  Bay 
Thurston  John,  watch  maker,  S  F,  res  3551  Santa  Clara  ave 
Thym  Frank,    bookkeeper,  S    F,    res  s  s  Kings  ave    nr  St 

Charles 
Timothy  James,  laborer,  res    SE  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Oak 
Tisdale  C  L,  physician,  office    1715    Central  ave,    res    2448 

Alameda  ave  cor  Paru 
Tisdale  Louise  L  Miss,  res  1715  Central  ave 
Tisdale  T  P  (T  P  &  C  L  Tisdale)  res  1715  Central  ave 
Tisdale  T  P  &  C  L,  physicians,  office  1715  Central  ave 
Titcomb  Annie  D  Mrs,  ros  Versailles  ave  nr  Lincoln 
Tjord  Ottilie  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Union 
Todd  Alexander  H  (A  H  Todd  &  Co)  real    estate,  res  Fruit 

Vale 
Todd  Henry  H,  mining,  res  2004  Everett 
Toelken  Herman,  res  e  s  Verdi  nr  Railroad  ave 
Tomblin  Ernest  L,  laborer,  res  NW  cor    Railroad    ave   and 

Foley 
Toomey  Gerald,  gardener  Michael  Kane,  3485  Railroad  ave 
Torres  Thomas,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  Park  ave  nr  Bay 
Torson  James,  plasterer,  res  Taylor  ave  bet  McPherson  and 

St  Charles 
Torson  Ole,  bookkeeper,  res  Taylor  ave  bet  McPherson  and 

St  Charles 
Townsend  Harvey,  contrrctor  and  builder,  res  College  ave 

nr  Encinal 
Townsend  Herbert  L,  propr  Third  Avenue  Stables,  NE  cor 

Third  and  Central  aves,  res  same 
Townsend  Norman  L,  clerk  Nobmann  Bros,  res  College  ave 

nr  Encinal 
Townsend  Orville  W,  carpenter,  res  College  ave  nr  Encinal 
Toy  Win.  brakeman  8  P  Co,  res  High  nr  Encinal 
Toye  Fredk  \\\  conductor  S  P  Co,    res    e  s  College    nr  En- 
cinal 
Toye  Win  E,  pea  e  -  College  ave  nr  Eninal 
Transue  L  li,  foreman  Pacific   Coast  Oil  Co,  res  as   Pacific 

ave  nr    William 

Traube  Adolph   (H  Traube  A  Son)   S  F,   res  Railroad  ave 

bet  I  Fnion  and  Schiller 
Traube  A.gns  Miss,  teacher  Porter  School,  res  Railroad  ave 

bet  I  Fnion  and  Schiller 
Traube   Anna    Miss,   music   teacher   Snell's  Seminary,  res 

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Traube  Hartwig,  jeweler,  S  F,   res  Railroad    ave  bet  Union 

and  Schiller 
Traube  Helen  Miss,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Union   and  Schil- 
ler 
Trautmann  Gretchen  Miss,  domestic    A  Stahl,  3518   Santa 

Clara  ave 
Trekell  Chas  E,  machine  hand  Enterprise  Planing  Mill,  res 

1907  Encinal  ave 
Tretheway  Thos,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  1527  Morton 
Triest  B  J,  clothier,  S  F,  res  3467  Railroad  ave. 
Triest  Julius,  clerk,  S  F,  res  3467  Railroad  ave 
Troost  Mary  Louisa  Mrs,  res  Regent  nr  Central  ave 
Trueworthy  Alonzo,  propr  Palace  Baths,  S  F,  res  1952  Rail- 
road ave 
Tucker  Emily  F  Miss,  res  1807  Central  ave 
Tucker  H  M  Mrs,  widow'  res  1807  Central  ave 
Tucker  Helena  M  Miss,  res  1807  Central  ave 
Tuft  Alfred  C,  student,  res  1946  Central  ave 
Tuft  James,  master  mariner,  S  F,  res  1946  Central  ave 
Tuft  Martha  W  Miss,  res  1946  Central  ave 
Turkington  Richard,  engineer  steamer  Collis,  res  1251  Park 

ave 
Turnbull  Benj  C,  surveyor,  S  F,  res  Clinton  ave  bet  Willow 

and  Chestnut 
Turner  D  C    Mrs,    dressmaker,  NW  cor   Railroad  ave    and 

Webster,  res  same 
Turner  Frank  D,  res  NW  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Webster 
Turner  J  Mrs,  ras  2002  Encinal  ave 
Turner  Joseph,  machinist  S  F,  res  3228  Taylor  ave 
Turner  M  Miss,  res  2002  Encinal  ave 
Turner  Myron  C,  clerk  S  F,    res  e   s  McPherson  nr   Central 

ave 
Twitchell  L  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  1601  Everett 
Tyler  Geo  N,    res  NE  cor  Everett  and  Lincoln  ave 
Tyler  Geo  W,   atty-at-law,  S    F,    res    NE    cor    Everett  and 

Lincoln  ave 
Tyler  Wm  B,  atty-at-law,  res  1931  Santa  Clara  ave 
Tyllesen  Jence,  carpenter,  Oakland,  res  n  s  Buena  Vista  ave 

nr  St  Charles 
Tyllesen  John  F,  shoemaker,  Oakland,  res  n  s  Buena  Vista 

ave  nr  St  Charles 
Tylleson   Severina  Miss,  res  n  s   Buena  Vista    ave  nr    St 

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g    rilom  Geo  S,  printer,  S,  F,  res  1950  Railroad  ave 
■  w    (Jllom   Sylvanus,  carpenter  and  builder,  res    1950  Railroad 
ave  " 
^   6    Upton  E  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Taylor  ave  nr  Third  ave 

I'pton   Henry  C,  printer,  S  F,  res  n  s  Taylor  ave  nr  Third 

ave 
Usinger  Conrad,    clerk  U   S    Custom  House,  S  F,  res  1005 

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Vaccrezza  Antonio,  teamster,  S  F,  res  w  s  Sherman  nr  Cen- 
tral ave 
Vaceresa  Nichol,  laborer,  res  1418  Sherman 
Valentine  Wm  T,  brass  moulder,  res  Railroad  ave  bet  Wal- 
nut and  Oak 
Van   Brunt  E  E  Mrs,  music  teacher,  res  1211  Park  ave 
V;ui  Brunt  Ruth  Miss,  res  1211  Park  ave 
ftri     Van    Brunl   Wm    R,  clerk  J  D  Spreckels  &  Bro,  res  1211 
G&  Park 

£kq|   Van  de  Mark  Wm  X,  photograph  gallery,  n  s  Central  ave  nr 
^_  Webster,  res  a  s  Central  ave  nr  Prospect 

Sy   Van  Win.    painter,    res    Walnut    bet   Santa  Clara  ave 

•SS  <1  Kailmad  ave 

T^i    Van  Ordeo  Leander,  dentist,  S  F,  res  Pearl  bet  Lincoln  and 
Santa  I  !lara  ave 

Van  Oterndorf  K.  master  mariner,  res  2334  Central  ave 
Van  Bicklen  Fredk  W,  commission  merchant,  8  F,  res  NW 
i    intra!  ave  and  Union 
£>     Van  !  TlieoS,  artificial  stone  mfr,  S  F,  res  2707  Santa 

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Vasquei  J,  clerk  F  Marcuse,  rea  2901  Railroad  ave 
Vasquez  Tie  tridow,  rea  \\  -  Bay  nr  Santa  Clara  ave 

Vere  John,  Laborer,  rea  331  l   Central  ave 

B  l  \  a-  Mathebal  |  French   Parisian   Laundry 

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alin  .1   Dempsl  immission   merchant,  8  F,  res  cor 

Lafi    ott<    and  Buena   Vista  a\ <• 

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Vogt  F  W,  groceries  and  provisions,  1219   Park,   res   1213 

Park 
Volberg  Amelia  Miss,  res  3508  Santa  Clara  ave 
Volberg   Charles   C  (Schlueter  &  Volberg)   S  F,  res   3508 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Volberg  Fred,   clerk   Schlueter  &  Volberg,   S   F,  res  3508 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Volkmann  Rudolph,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  1709  Eagle  ave  nr 

Park 
Vollmar  Adolph  G,  carpenter,  res  1854  San  Jose  ave 
Vollmar  Bertha  T   Miss,  teacher  Haight  School,   res  1956 

San  Antonio  ave 
Vollmar  James,  real  estate   agt,  S  F,  res  1956  San  Antonio 

ave 
Vollmar  Johanna  J  Miss,  res  1956  San  Antonio  ave 
Vollmar  Wm  G,  carpenter,  res  Regent  nr  San  Jose  ave 
Von  Bargen  Ida  Miss,  res  3644  Pacific  ave 
Von  Bargen  J  Mrs,  res  3644  Pacific  ave 
Von  Bargen  Otto,  short  hand  writer,  S  F,  res  3644  Pacific 

ave 
Von  Kapft  F  H,  bookkeeper  First  National  Bank,  S  F,  res 

n  s  Central  ave  nr  Park 
Von    Kapft  Henry,    clerk  Tillman  &  Bendel,  S  F,  res  n  s 

Central  ave  nr  Park 
Vossbrinck  Detrick,  saloon,   S  F,  res  3319  Santa  Clara  ave 
Vossbrinck  Lizzie  Miss,  res  3319  Santa  Clara  ave 
Vosburgh  Joel  B,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinware,  1431  Park, 

res  1308  Central  ave 
Vosburgh  John  J,  clerk  Joel  B  Vosburgh,  res  1308  Central 

ave 
Vosburgh  Lew  W,  clerk  Joel  B  Vosburgh,  res  1308  Central 

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and  eggs,  1757  Railroad    ave,  res  1723   Railroad  ave 


Victors  G  Mrs,  widow,  res  3311  Santa  Clara  ave 
Victors  Theodore,  carpenter,  res  3311  Santa  Clara  ave 
Vincent  Albert,  asst  foreman  Palace  Brewery,  res  same 
Viniolo  Joseph,  laborer,  res  s  s  Santa  Clara  ave  opp  Verdi  i 
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Waggoner  Geo  H,  sec  Ferry  and  Cliff  House  R  R,  res  1422 

Broadway 
Wagner  Augustus,  plumber,  Oakland,  res  n  s  Encinal  ave 
Wagner  Carl,  barkeeper  Long  Branch  Saloon,  res   same 
Wagner  II  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Caroline  nr  Central  ave 
Wagner  Jacob,  expressman,  res  n  s  Encinal  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Wagner  Jacob  Jr,  fireman,  res  Encinal  ave  nr  Chestnut 
Wagner  Louisa  Mrs,  widow,  res  1415  McPherson 
Wagner  Wm,  paper  hanger,  res  Central  ave  nr  Mound 
Waidl  Anton,  musician,  res  1947  Pacific 
Waite  Edwin  G,  editor,  res  2039  Central  ave 
Walker  Alfred  H,  train    dispatcher    S  P  Co,  res  314  Seven- 
teenth, Oakland 
Walkup  Francis  M,  cabinet  maker,   S  F,  res  SW  cor  Buena 

Vista  and  Chapin 
Walkup  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res    SW    cor  Chapin  and  Buena 

Vista  ave 
Wall  Charles  H,  adv  agt  S  F  Examiner,  res  1715  Walnut 
Wall  Edwd  M,  engineer,   S    F,   res  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave 

and  Lafayette 
Wall  James,  boiler  maker,  res  1532  McPherson 
Wall  Jessie  Miss,  res  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Lafayette 
Wall  Joseph  (J,  plumber,  S  F,  res    SW  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Lafayette 
Wallace  Geo,  capitalist,  res  2305  Santa   Clara  ave 
Walsh  Harry  C,  driver  Palace   Bakery,  res  cor  Encinal  and 

Post 
Walsh  Jam*  -  C,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  cor  Encinal  and  Post 
Walsh  8  Mr-,  widow,  res  e  s  Court  bet  Jackson  and  Encinal 

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Walt/.  Wm  H,  carpenter,  re-   Van    Buren  bet    College  and 

Mound 
W  a  rake  Ludowicb,  bookkeeper,  S  V,  res  L416  Walnut 
Wannemacher  <;< >o  W,  mgr  Hewing  Publishing  Co,SF,  res 

in  ton  ave  nr  ( Jhestnut 
War  burton  Jainea  P,  physician  and   surgeon,  res  s  s  Taylor 

nr  Webster 
Ward  Augustus  II.  furrier  X  V.  res  17l<»  Everett 
Ward  Edwd  L,  carpenter,  n  -  San  Jose  ave  nr  Broadway 
WARD  FRANCIS  MORTIMER,  real  estate, 

I  1  20  Regent  nr  Ban  Jose  ave 
Ward  John  F  |  II  P  Moreal  A  Co)  rea  2053  Central 
Ward  John   Q,  cashier   Cutting    Parking  Co,  8  F,  res  Ver- 

■  lilt ■-  ;i\i    nr  Lincoln 
Wardell  Ralph,  architect,   rea   Santa  Clara  ave  bet  Everett 

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Warhurst  John  W,    real    estate   agt,    res    Atlantic    ave    cor 

Schiller 
Warner  C  W  Mrs,  res  2710  Santa  Clara  ave 
Warren  Chas  P,  asst  auditor  S  P  Co,  res  2523  Alameda  ave 
Warren  Frank  W,  supt    C    A  Hooper    &  Co,  S  F,  res  2814 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Warren  Henry,  propr  Fulton- Market,  1704-1706    Alameda 

ave,  res  1704  Alameda  ave 
Warren  Thomas,  capitalist,  res  Neptune  Gardens 
Wason  M  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1527  McPherson 
Waterman  Aug,  mining  sec,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Paru  and  Day- 
ton ave 
Wavell  Thos  B,  bookkeeper  Mau,  Sadler  &  Co,  S  F,  res  cor 

Encinal  and  Versailles  ave 
Waymire  Chas,  student,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista  ave   and 

Walnut 
Waymire  Jas  A,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  Buena  Vista 

a^e  and  Walnut 
Waymire  Maud  Miss,  res   NW  cor  Buena  Vista  ave  and 

'  Walnut 
Webb  Andrew  C,  clerk   Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co,  S   F,  res 

Railroad  ave  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Webber  Abram  B,  supt  salmon  cannery,  Alaska,  res  Pacific 

ave  bet  Willow  and  Chestnut 
Webster  A  F,  expressman,  res  1819  Pacific  ave 
Webster  John,  stevedore,  S  F,  res  NW  cor  McPherson  and 

Kings  ave 
Webster  John  N,  res  cor  Versailles  and  College  ave 
Weed  Merritt  H,  mgr  Spreckles  Sugar  Refinery,  S   F,  res 

2034  Alameda  ave 
Weeks  Daniel  H,  fruit  conserver,  S  F,  res  1309  Oak 
Weeks  Jas  R,  employe    Electric  Light  Co,  S  F,  res  Lincoln 

ave  bet  Broadway  and  Pearl 
Wehle  Conrad,  employe  Enterprise  Planing   Mill,  res  1931 

Encinal  ave 
Weiss  Moritz,  bottle  beer,  res  n  s   Blanding  bet   Park   and 

Oak 
Welch  Dennis  W,  policeman,  res  1835  San  Jose  ave 
Welch  J  C,  clerk  Bank  of  British   North   America,  res  s  s 

San  Antonio  ave  nr  Paru 
|  Weld  Samuel,  res  2016  Pacific  ave 

J  Welfley  Daniel,  laborer,  res  Blanding  ave  bet  Park  and  Ev- 
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Welp  Henry,  shoemaker,  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Park,  res  1921 

Alameda  ave 
Welp  Henry  Geo,  shoemaker,  res  1921  Alameda  ave 
Werson  Lambert  H,  plasterer,  res  s  s  Taylor  ave  nr  Second 

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Wertens  Ettie  Miss,  res  1845  San  Antonio  ave 
West  V  W,  mfr  perfume,  S  F,  res  1839  San  Jose  ave 

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CHURCH,  A  S  Gibbons  pastor,  NW  cor  Prospect 
and  Santa  Clara  ave 
W<  -terberg  Alfred   E,  night   watchman,  S  F,  res  1406  Mc- 
pherson 
Westerdahl  Win,  upholsterer,  Santa  Clara  ave,  res  Broad- 
way bet  Central  and  Encinal  ave 
Wt  stgate  Elizabeth   Miss,  music   teacher,  res   Paru  nr   En- 
cinal ave 
Weatgate  Wm,  res  w  s  Paru  nr  Encinal  ave 
Westphal  Oscar  F,  jeweler,  1405  Park,  res  2026   Pacific  ave 
W'-tgen  Cathrina  Mrs,  widow,  res  1421  Webster 
Wheeler  George  W  (Wheeler  &  Relfe)  res  2747  Webster 
Wheeler  Joseph,  blacksmith,  res  s  s  Buena   Vista  ave  nr  St 

Charles 
Wheeler  &  Relfe  (G  W  Wheeler  and  G  C  Relfe)   wood  and 
coal,  hay  and  grain,  NW  ccjr  Railroad  ave  and  McPher- 
son 
Whelan  Kate  Mrs,  bakery,  1628  Park  bet  Railroad  and  Bu- 

ena  Vista  ave,  res  same 
White  A  X  Mrs,  res  1868  Central  ave 
White  George,  plumber,  8  F,  2039  San  Antonio  ave 
White  Mabel  Miss,  res   L850  Santa  Clara  ave 
White  Marcus,  teamster,  res  1837  Pacific  ave 
White  Mary  Mrs,  rea  2311  Buena  Vista  ave 
White  Peter,  Lumber  merchant,  res  1850  Santa  Clara  ave 
White  Thomas,  sewer  contractor,  res  1837  Pacific  ave 
Whitley  John  II.  steward  steamer  Dora,  res  L306    McPher- 
ai 

Whitman  Barry  F,  1 kkeeper,  res  2026  Alameda  ave 

Whittaker  Mary  R  Mrs,  ladies1  nurse,  rea  L726 Railroad  ave 

bet  1'aik  and  < >ak 
Whitney,  Standard    and  Oakland    Transfer  Co's    Express, 

office  SW  cor  Santa  Clara  ave  and  Park 
Whitty  Emma  Mh  2920  Santa  Clara  ave 

Whittell  Valeria  Mrs,  rea  2486  Santa  Clara  ave 
Whitver  Jacob  J,  tanner,  pea  Park  nr  Clinton  ave 
Whyi   \    aea  Miss,  domestic  Capl  C  A  Youngberg,  NW  cor 
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Wichmann  Henry  P,  saloon,  S  F,    res  XE  cor    Santa  Clara  i  i^ 

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Wicker  Frederick  W,  supt  John  Wieland  Brewing  Co,  S  F,  •  ||H 

res  1937  Central  ave 
Wieland  F,  saloon,  S  F,  res  3648  Pacific  ave 
Wiener  Anna  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Union 
Wiggin  Harriet  M  Mrs,  res  1303  Broadway 
Wiggin  Marcus  P,  editor  Chronicle,  S  F,  res  1303  Broadway 
Wilbur  Win   M,    potter  N  Clark  &  Sons,  res  e  s  First    ave 

nr  Santa  Clara  ave 
Wilde  Fred  (Wilde  &  Spear)  plumber,    S  F,  res    e  s  Benton 

nr  Central  ave 
Wilhelmi  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  2031  Santa  Clara  ave 
Wilhelini  Hermann,  salesman,  S  F,  res  2027    Santa  Clara 

ave 
Wilkie  Alexander,   capitalist,  res  XW    cor    Broadway    and 

Lincoln  ave 
Wilkie  Wm,  lumberman  Truckee,  Cal,  res  San  Jose  ave  bet 

Oak  and  Walnut 
Willeke  Reinhard,  propr  Vanity  Fair  Saloon,  1509  Park  ave 

res  same 
Williams  Edward  A,  master  mariner,  res  1813  Encinal  ave 

nr  Oak 
Williams  George  N,  atty-at-law,  204  Montgomery,    S  F,  res 

SW  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Chapin 
Williams  Henry  R  (Myers  &  Williams)  Oakland,    res  2020 

Alameda  ave 
Williams  R  I,  traveling  agt,  S  F,  res  2904  Santa  Clara  ave 
Williams  Robert  M,  carpenter,  res  Blanding    ave    bet  Park 

and  Oak 
Willing  Edward  A,  watchman,  S  F,  res  w  s  Verdi  nr  Santa 

Clara  ave 
Willis  A  A  Mrs,  res  1714  San  Jose  ave 
Wilson  Charles,  laborer,  res  1534  Sherman 
Wilson  Charles  G,  engineer  S  F  Bridge  Co,    res  1711  Eagle 

ave 
Wilson  George  L,  mining  sec,  res  1618  Everett 
Wilson  M  L  Mrs,  widow,  res  1618  Everett 
Wilson  Wm,  jeweler,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Alameda  ave  and  La- 
fayette 
Wilson  Wm  A,  fireman  S  F  Bridge   Co,  res  1711  Eagle  ave 
Winant  Elmer  T,  clerk  R  G  Dunn  &  Co,   S  F,  res    NE    cor 

Central  ave  and  Pine 
Winant  Jasper,  res  Park  ave  nr  Encinal 
Winant  J  F  Mrs,  res  NE  cor  Central  ave  and  Pine 
Winter  Conrad,  paper  carrier,  res  2517  Pacific  ave 


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Winl  :.   bar  tender    and    clerk   Yosemite    Hotel,  res 

same 
Winters  Thomas  P.  caahieT  Kohler  ft  Chase.  S  F.  andvine- 

yardist  Parker  Ranch,  res  1803  Central  ave 
Wintere  Thomas  S,      Hector  S  F.  res  Versailles  ave  nr  En- 

cinal 
Winters  Win.  engineer  steamer  EncinaL  res  1710   San  Jose 

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WIEBSEE    FELIX,  manager  Harmonic  Hall,  w  s 

Para    bet  Central  and  Santa  Clara  aves,  res  same 
Wishhosen  Herman   (Peters.  Gua   ft    Co)  res    3315    Santa 

Lara  ai 
Wi-s  Dole  res  Mrs,  res  1S54  Clinton  ave 
Witgen  Henry,  contractor,  res  Green  Arbor  Baths 
Wittich  Julius,  pop  corn  factory,  aes   1303  Walnut 
Wittich  Lizzie  Miss,  employe    J  Wittich,  res  1603  Walnut 
Witzel  Frank,  res  n  a  Clinton  ave  nr  Walker 
Wobtx  r  W,  teas,  coffees  and  groceries,  fruits  and  vege- 

table. SE  cor  Alameda  and  Oak.  res  same 
Wolf  An.  ibinet  maker,   S  F,  res    n  s  Santa   Clara  ave 

nr  Mozart 
If  Elizabeth  Mi  —  ,  res  Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Mozart 
Wonderlich  Samuel  G,  brakeman.  S  P  Co,  res  230  Twelfth 

nr  ( >ak 
Wood  Charl<  -  L,  bookkeeper,  Paget  Sound  Lumber  Co,  SF. 

res  Pacific  ave   bet  Sherman  and  Bay 
Wo  rard  C,  clerk.  8  P,       -    Pacific    ave    bet   Sherman 

and  Bay 

>d  Edwin  M,  laboi  a  Bncinal  ave  nr  Broadway 

Wood  Eomer  X.  carpeni  a  Oak  nr  Clinton  ave 

Wood  Mamii   Miss,  n  -  8E  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Bay 

M  1\  Miss,  res  Pacific  a\  •  Sherman  and  Bay 

•d  M  P  Mn       -  SW      :   Bncinal  and  Broadway 

W 1  X  V  M  -  8E  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Bay 

W Irum  Prank,  employe  .1  A  Leonard,  ros  1721  Alameda 

Woodrum  J   Prank,  real  estate  J  A  Leonard,  res  1721  Ala- 
meda :i 

Woodward  A  8,  clerk  Fireman's  Pond  Insurance  ('•-.  i 
P  vw  nr  Bncinal  i 

Woodworth  E  Mrs,  widow,  resNWcoi  Hibbard  and  Pacific 

Woolf  1 1  barber,  1611  \\ 

Wright  1 1  in<    '..  real  •            S  P,                  ave  nr  Oak 

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Wulzen  Gussie  Miss,  res  s  s  Kings  ave  nr  St  Charles 
Wulzen  John,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  s  s  Kings  ave  nr  St 

Charles 
Wulzen  Otto,  photographer,  S  F,  res  s  s  Kings  ave  nr  St 

Charles 
Wunnenberg  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  3533  Railroad  ave 
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Wyneken  Ernest  (Townsend  &  Wyneken  S  F)   architect, 

res  2515  Central  ave 


Yablonsky  John,  collector  Gas  Co,  S  F,  res  Santa  Clara  ave 

bet  Broadway  and  Everett 
Ybarra  Felix,  laborer,  res  Regent  nr  Encinal  ave 
Yocuin  Jacob,  capitalist,  res  SE  cor  Pacific  ave  and  Prospect 
York  William  R,  painter,  1819  Encinal  ave  nr  Oak 
Yosemite  Hotel,  J  J  Sullivan  propr,  1530  Park 
Young  Henry  B,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F  res  w  s  St   Charles  nr 

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YOUNG  JAMES  H,  contractor    and    builder,    res 

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Young  John,  res  1215  Clinton  bet  Park  and  Oak 
Young  John  N,  attv-at-law,  S  F,  res  1937  Alameda  ave 
YOUNG     J    R,    proprietor  Central  Drug  Store,  2823 

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Young  Saml,  res  w  s  Park  ave  nr  the  Bay 
Young  W  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  3717  Santa  Clara  ave 
Youngberg  C  A  Capt,  revenue  officer,  S  F,  res  XW  cor  Mor- 
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Zeh  Gottlieb,  capitalist,  res  1843  Central  ave 

Zeyn  Gustave  C,  physician,  res  3533  Railroad  ave 

Ziel  Fedor  R,  cashier  London  and  Provincial  Ins  Co,  S  F, 

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Ziel  Gustav,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res  1012  Grand 
Zimmermann   Francis,  laborer,  res   Buena  Vista  ave  bet 

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Zimmerman  Otto,  carpenter,  res  The  Cottage 
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about  five  miles  north  of  Oakland  and  facing  the  Gol- 
den Gate.  It  "has  about  two  miles  of  water  front  upon 
the  bay  and  extends  eastward  and  inland  about  three 
and  one-half  miles,  to  the  tops  of  the  first  range  of 
mountains.  It  was  organized  under  a  special  town 
charter  in  1878.  East  Berkeley,  comprising  the  east 
two-thirds  of  the  town,  is  the  seat  of  the  State  Univer- 
\,  and  contains  numerous  private  schools  besides 
one  of  the  best  public  schools  in  the  State,  from  which 
Btudenta  enter  the  University  without  further  examin- 
ation. The  town  is  lighted  by  elect ricty;  has  a  com- 
plete sewer  system;  a  large  hotel,  costing  $80,000; 
the  street-  are  being  macadamized,  and  it  is  a  thriving 
and  growing  town.  The  present  population  is  about 
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School  Dire*  ron — \V.  R.  Andrews,  President;  J.  S.  East- 
man,  W.   C.   .Jones,   J,    B.   Henley,  C.  Johnson,  Philip 
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at  Berkeley,  July  16,  when  the  University  was  formally 
transferred  to  its  permanent  home.  Instruction  began 
at  Berkeley  in  the  autumn  of  1873. 

The  College  of  California,  which  had  been  organized  sev- 
eral years  before  the  University,  transferred  its  prop- 
erty and  students  upon  terms  which  were  mutually 
agreed  upon,  and  closed  its  work  of  instruction  in 
1869.  It  had  been  incorporated  in  1855,  and  through 
its  agency  a  part  of  the  Oakland  property  of  the  Uni- 
versity, and  the  Berkeley  site  now  owned  and  occupied 
by  the  latter,  were  secured. 

The  site  at  Berkeley  is  a  domain  of  about  two  hundred 
acres,  situated  on  the  slope  of  the  Contra  Costa  hills, 
about  five  miles  from  Oakland,  facing  the  Golden 
Gate.  It  is  traversed  by  two  water-courses,  is  much 
diversified  in  aspect,  and  is  adapted  to  a  great  variety 
of  culture.  A  portion  of  it  is  reserved  to  illustrate  the 
work  in  agriculture  and  horticulture,  and  is  now  under 
cultivation.  The  undergraduate  colleges  were  the  only 
ones  actually  included  in  the  original  organization, 
although  the  organic  act  contemplated  the  establish- 
ment of  colleges  of  law  and  medicine  at  Berkeley.  The 
professional  Colleges  at  San  Francisco  have  been  added 
from  time  to  time.  The  Lick  Observatory  was  for- 
mally transferred  to  the  University  in  June,  1888. 

Academic   Year  Commenced    September  19,    1889. 

ACADEMIC  SENATE. 


Note — The  Faculties  of  the  University,  together  with  the 
Instructors,  constitute  by  law  the  Academic  Senate. 

The  names,  excepting  those  of  the  President  and  Secretary, 
are  arranged  in  the  order  of  original  accession  to 
membership  in  the  Academic  Senate.^ 


HORACE  DAVIS,  LL.  D,  President  of  the  University, 
President,  Berkeley. 

JOHN  HARMON  C.  BONTE,  D.  D.,  Professor  of  Legal 
Ethics,  Secretary,  Dwight  Way,  near  Choate  Street, 
Berkeley. 

JOHN  Le  CONTE,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.,  *  Professor  of  Physics, 
corner  Mark  Street  and  Dwight  Way,  Berkeley. 

*  Absent  on  leave. 


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MARTIN    KELLOGG,  A.M..  *  P  -:      Latin  Lan- 

6,  Bush  nell  Street  near  College  Way, 

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i:ril  Li:  CONTE.M.  D.,  LL.  D.,  /  :>^/  and 

tural  History,  Bancroft  Way,  near  Piedmont  avenue, 

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FRANK   S0UL1  u>uate    U.    S.    Military  Academy. 

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STEPHEN  J(  >L  \  FIELD.  LL.  D.,  Honorary  P 

.  Washington,  D.  C,  and  San  Francisco. 
WILLARD  BRADLEY  RISING,  M.  E.,  Ph.D..  / 

CJ<-  /.    corner    Chapel   Street     and   Allston    Way. 

Berke. 
GEORGE  WOODBURY  BUNNELL,  A.  M.,  Profes*       fthe 
I  Literature,  1955 Telegraph  Avenue. 

kland. 
>RGE  DAVIDSON,  Ph.  D..  D    - 

wT  Astronomy,  4B{  Appraiser's    Building, 
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RICHARD  BEVERLY  COLE,  A.  M..  M.   P..  M.    R. 

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CUNNINGHAM   EDWARDS,   Ph.   B., 
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ALBIN  PUTZK  ER,  .1  man   I 

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BERNARD  MOSES,  Ph.  D.,  Professor  of  History  and  Politi- 
'  Economy.  Audubon  Street,  ner  University  Grounds, 
Berkeley. 

ABRAHAM   WENDELL  JACKSON,  Jr.,  Ph.  B.,  Associate 
Professor     of    Mineralogy,    Petrography    and     Economic 
■logy,  Fourth  L^niversitv  Cottage,  Berkeley. 

JOHN  BERNARD  CLARKE.  Ph.  B.,  Associate  Professor  of 
Mathematics,  318  East  Seventeenth  Street,  Oakland. 

WILLIAM  CAREY  JONES,  A.  M.,  Associate  Professor  of 
United  States  History,  Bancroft  Way,  near  Dana  Street, 
Berkeley. 

WILLIAM  THEODORE  WENZELL.  M.  D.,  Pharm.  M., 
Professor  of  Chemistry  in  the  College  of  Pharmacy,  153 
Grove  Street,  San  Francisco. 

ROBERT  ARMISTEAD  McLEAN,M.  D.,  Professor  of  Clin- 
7   and    Operative    Surgery,   and    Dean    of  the  Medical 
Faculty,  603  Merchant  Street.  San  Francisco. 

GEORGE  l  AUGUSTUS  SHURTLEFF,  M.  D.,  Emeritus 
Professor  of  Mental  Diseases  and  Medical  Jurisprudence, 
Stockton. 

WILLIAM  FLETCHER  McNUTT,M.  D,  M,  R.  C.  S..  and 
L.  R.  C.  P.,  Edin.,  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice 
of  Medicine,  405  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco. 

SERRANNO  CLINTON  HASTINGS,  Ph.  D.,  Professor  of 
Comparative   Jurisprudence,  lay  Street.  San  Fran- 

cisco. 

EDMOND  O'NEILL,  Ph.  B.,  Instructor  in  Chemistry ,1403 
Chestnut  Street.  Oakland. 

EDWARD  JAMES  WICKSON.A.  M., Lecturer  on  Practical 
Agriculture,  and  Assistant  Superintendent  of  the  Experi- 
mental   Grounds,    corner    Bancroft  Way  and   Audubon 
reet,  Berkeley. 

HANS  HERMAN  BEHE.   M.  D.,  Professor  of  Botany  in  the 
]lege  of  Pharmacy.  509  Kearny  Street,  San  Francisco. 

EDWARD  WHEELOCK  RUNYON,  Ph.  G.,  Professor  of 
Theory  and  P  ractice  of  Pharmacy,  and  Dean  of  the  Phar- 
maceutical Faculty.  53  Stevenson  Street,  San  Francisco. 

WILLIAM  MARTIN' SEARBY,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica 
in  the  College  of  Pharmacy,  859  Market  Street,  San 
Francisco. 

WILLIAM  HENRY  MAYS,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Mental  Dis- 
eases and  Medical  Jurisprudence,  329  Geary  Street,  San 
Francisco. 

WILLIAM  EDWIN  TAYLOR,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  the  Prin- 
ciples and  rPactice  of  Surgery.  215  Geary  Street,  San 
Francisco. 

G.  H.  KRIEOHBAUM,  Dentist,  854^  BROADWAY 

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GEORGE  F.  E.  HARRISON,  1st  Lieut.  Second  U.  S.  Ar- 
tillery, Professor  of  Military  Science  and  Tactics, 
2507  Sacramento  Street,  San  Francisco. 

GEORGE  HERMAN  POWERS,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Ophthal- 
mology and  Otology,  215  Geary  Street,  San  Francisco. 

JOACHIM  HENRY  SENGER,  PH.  D.,  Instructor  in  German 
and  Greek,  2122  Steiner  Street,  San  Francisco. 

WILLIAM  WATT  KERR,  A.  M.,  M.  B.,  C.  M.,  Professor  of 
Clinical  Medicine,  522  Sutter  Street,  San  Francisco. 

FELICIEN  VICTOR  PAGET,  Bachelier  es  Lettres, 
Bachelier  es  Sciences,  Assistant  Professor  of  the  French 
and  Spanish  Languages,  813  Hyde  Street,  San  Fran* 
cisco. 

ARNOLD  ABRAHAM  D'ANCONA,  A.  B.,  M.  D.,  Professor 
of  Physiology  and  Microscopy,  405  Montgomery  Street, 
San  Francisco 

THOMAS  RUTHERFORD  BACON,  A.  B.,  B.  D.,  Instruct- 
or in  History,  Corner  Oxford  and  Addison  Streets, 
Berkeley 

ELISHA  WILLIAMS  McKINSTRY,  LL.  D.,  Professor  of 
Municipal  Law,  4  Sutter  Street,  San  Francisco. 

WILLIAM  DALLAM  AMES,  PH.  B„  Instructor  in  English, 
Dwight  Way  nr  Bowdich  Street,  Berkeley. 

ALBERT  ANDREW  HOWARD,  Ph.  D.,  ad  interim,  Pro- 
fessor of  the  Latin  Language  and  Literature,  Chapel 
Street,  Berkeley. 

DOUGLASS  WILLIAM  MONTGOMERY,  M.  D.,  Professor 
of  Histology  and  Pathology,  Member  of  the  Dispensary 
Staff,  and  Curator  of  the  Medical  Department,  600  Sutter 
Street,  San  Francisco. 

GEORGE  MOREY  RICHARDSON,  Ph.  D.,  Instructor  in 
Latin,  Corner  Durant  Avenue  and  Dana  Street,  Ber- 
keley. 

FRANK  GAYLORD  HUBBARD,  Ph.  D.,  Instructor  in  En- 
glish, Dwight  Way  rear  Bowditch  Street,  Berkeley. 

CHARLES  MILLS  GAYLEY,  A.  B„  Professor  of  the  En- 
glish Language  and  Literature,  corner  Dwight  Way  and 
College  A\enue,  Berkeley. 

CARLO  VENEZIANI,  Ph."  D.,  Temporary  Instructor  in 
Mathematics,  1377  San  Pablo  Avenue,  Oakland. 

ROBERT  FRANKLIN  PENNELL,  A.  B.,  Temporarily  in 
Charge  of  the  Department  of  Greek,  214  Caswo  Street, 
San  Francisco. 


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COLLEGE  AT  BERKELEY. 

FREDERICK  BIOLETTI,  Foreman  of  Cellar  Agricultural 
Experiment  Station,  Dana  Street  near  Bancroft  Way. 

FBANKLIN  BOOTH,  B.  S.,  Assistant  in  Metallurgy,  Ather- 
ton  Street,  near  Allston  Way. 

VICTOR  KING  CHESNUT,  Student  Assistant  in  Chemistry, 
Seventh    University  Cottage. 

GHORGE  ELDER  COLBY,  Ph.  B.,  Second  Assistant  in  the 
Vitieultural  Laboratory,  Claremont. 

FINLAY  COOK,  Ph.  B.,  Reeorder  of  the  Faculties,  Dana 
Street,  near  Bancroft  Way. 

RICHARD  DICK  CRUICKSHANK,  Foreman  Southern 
Coast  Rouge  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  Paso  Ro- 
bl< 

ELMER  REGINALD  DREW,  B.  S.,  Assistant  in  Physics, 
172  Twenty-fourth  Street,  Oakland. 

JOSEPH  WILLIAM  FLYNN,  University  Printer,  Univer- 
sity Avenue,  between  Sherman  and  Grant  streets. 

JULIUS  FORRER,  Foreman  Tulare  Agricultural  Experi- 
ment S  fat  ion,  Tulare. 

JOHN  HATFIELD  GRAY,  JR.,  B.  S.,  Assistant  in  Chem- 
istry, Durant  Avenue,  near  Fulton  Street. 

GEORGE  ELANSEN,  Foreman  Foothill  Agricultural  Experi- 
rru  at   Station,  Jackson. 

MVEK  EDWARD  JAFFA,  Ph.  B.,  Assistant  in  the  Agricul- 
tural Laboratory,  2420  Bush  Street,  San  Francisco. 

WALDEMAR  GOETRIK  KLEE,  Inspector  of  Agricultu- 
ral   Experiment  Stations,  Experiment  Station  Building. 

JOSEPH  DIEFFENBACH  LAYMAN,  B.  S.,  Assistant  Li- 
brarian, Grant  Street,  near  University  Avenue. 

ARTHUR  FISHER  MACK,  Student  Assistant  in  Mechan- 
.  I  Iniversity  <  r rounds. 

WALTER  M  \( .  i;i;.  Assistant  in  Physical  Culture,  Ninth 
I  fniversity  ( lottage. 

KENNETH  McLENNAN,  Fan  man  Experimental  Grounds, 
Second  University  Cottage. 

JOHN  CAMPBELL  MERRIAM,  Student  Assistant  in  Miner- 
alogy,   Dwighi  Way  near   Ellsworth   street. 

LOUIS  PAPARELLI,  LIC.  AQ.,  First  Assistant  in  the  Viti- 
eultural Laboratory,  Seventh  University  Cottage. 

FRANK  BOWARD  PAYNE,  M.  P..  Director  of  Physical 
1     '"'.i  niversitj  Avenue,  near  Shattuck  Avenue. 

SAMUEL  STODOLE  PECK,  Student  Assistant  in  Chemis- 
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JOHN  JAMES  RIVERS,  Curator  af  the  University  Museum, 
Third  University  Cottage. 

EMMETT  RIXFORD,  B.  S.,  Assistant  in  Mechanics,  1713 
Pierce  Street,  San  Francisco. 

JOSEPH  CUMMINGS  ROWELL,  A.  B.,  University  Libra- 
rian. 2207  West  Street,  Oakland. 

JOSEPH 'ADAM  SLADKY,  Superintendent  of  the  Machine 
Shops,  11  Grant  Avenue  San  Francisco. 

ADOLPH  SOMMER,  Ph.  G.,  Asisstant  in  Chemistry,  Fifth 
Street,  near  Delaware  Street,  West  Berkeley. 

JAMES  SUTTON,  Ph.  B.,  Clerk  to  the  Recorder,  1214  Four- 
teenth Street,  Oakland. 

OFFICE  DIRECTORY. 

The  office  of  the  President  is  in  Room  No.  20,  North  Hall. 
The  office  of  the  Recorder  is  in  Room  No.  21,  North  HallA 
The  office  of  the  Dean  is  in  Room  32,  North  Hall. 
The  office  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Regent^   is 

in  South  Hall. 
The  office  of  the  Land  Agent  is  in  South  Hall. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

Kellog  High  School — Center  Street  near  Berkeley  Station 
Rose  Primary  School — North  Berkeley. 
San  Pablo  School — San  Pablo  Avenue  near  Folsoin  Street. 
West  Berkeley  School — Seventh  Street  between  Bristol 

and  Delaware  Streets. 
Deaf,  Dumb    and  Blind    Institute — Warring  Wilkinson. 

Superintendent.     Corner  Warring  Street  and   Dwight 

Way. 

Teachers — (Public  Schools.) 

Henry  Yeghte,  Principal;  A.  C.  Harris,  Miss  S.  T.  French, 
Miss  Alice  F.  Keefer,  Miss  Helen  Gompertz,  Miss  A. C. 
Edmonds,  Miss  Juliet  Lumbard,  Miss  S.  M.  McClure 
Miss  Beatrice  McDonald,  Miss  Louise  A.  Jacobs,  Miss 
Lillie  Welton,  Miss  G.  Crocker,  Miss  Sarah  Bolton, 
Miss  Alice  K.  Grover,  Miss  Fannie  McLean,  Miss 
Emily  Squires. 


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PRIVATE  SCHOOLS. 

Boarding  and  Day  School  for  Girls — Miss  Anna    Head, 
principal.     Channing  Way  near  Dana  Street. 


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Boone's  Academy — P.  R.  Boone,  principal.  Durant  Ave- 
nue between  Shattuck  Avenue  and  Fremont  Street. 

Bowbn's  Academy — T.  Stewart  Bowens,  principal.  Corner 
University  Avenue  and  West  Street. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy — Directed  by  Presentation  Nuns. 
Corner  Addison  and  St.  Joseph  Streets. 

Berekley  Gymnasium — George  Bates,  principal.  Atherton 
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CHURCHES. 

St.  Joseph's  (R.  C.) — Rev. — Phillips,  pastor.  Corner  Addi- 
son and  St.  Joseph  Street. 

Episcopal  Church — Rev.  G.  A.  Easton,  rector.  Bancroft 
Way  near  Atherton  Street 

Episcopal  Church  (West  Berkeley) — Corner  Ninth  and 
Bristol  Streets. 

First  Presbyterian  Church — Corner  Allston  Way  and 
Ellsworth  Street. 

First  Congregational  Church — Rev.  T.  R.  Bacon,  pastor. 
Corner  Durant  Avenue  and  Dana  Street. 

First  Presbyterian  Church  (West  Berkeley) — Rev.  Nel- 
bod  Saunders,  pastor. 

West  Berkeley  M.  E.  Church — Rev.  J.  Asbury  Bruner, 
pastor.     Wesl  Berkeley. 

Trinity  Methodist  Episcopal  Church — Rev.  T.  II.  Wood- 
ward, pastor.     Corner  Allston  Way  and  Oxford  Street. 

Park  Congregational  Church — Rev.  Warren  Bickford, 
pastor.     Fair  view  Street  near  King  Street,  Lorin. 

Prk8byterian  Church  (Wesl  Berkeley) — Corner  Eighth 
and  Bristol  Si  r<  el  b. 

Baptist  Church— Rev. — Whitte more,  pastor.  I.  0.  0.  F. 
Hall. 


SOCIETIES. 

4g<     Masonic — Durant  Lodge  F.  and  A.  M..  meets  Friday  even- 
ing al  I.  0.0.  F.  Hall. 
I    0.0    r    -B  rkeley  Lo  Ige  No.  270,  meets  Thursday  even- 
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^  g  :  K.  of  P.,  meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  Clapp's  Hall. 

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day evening  at  Sisterna  Hall. 
&l  Chosen  Friends — Berkeley  Counsel  No.  72,  meets  Friday 
5£    ■  evening  at  Sisterna  Hall. 

<5    Y.   M.  I. — Young   Men's  Institute   No.  38,  meets  first  and 
third  Tuesdays  at  Fredericks  Hall. 


NEWSPAPERS. 


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Homestead  Loan  Association  of  Berkeley. 
[Incorporated  March  3,  1886.] 

M.  M.  Rhorer,  President;  W  E  Sell,  Vice-President;  C.  K. 

Clark,  Secretary;  Bank  of  British  Columbia,  Treasurer; I  ^  O 
F.    M.  Husted,  Attorney.   Shattuck  Avenve,    opposite! €  £0 

Peralta  Building  and  Loan  Association — Wm,  Kreling,  !'§  hrt 
S.  F.,  President;  M.  B.  Curtis,  Vice-President;  Chas.  K.'  g  ft 
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^*  &■  Shattuck  ave  and  Oxford 

j  >!  Abel  Charles,  glazier,  S  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Allston 
^  E  Abel  Lizzie  Miss,  res  Sixth  nr  Allston 
—  <  Abel  William  H,  sailmaker,  S  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Allston 
UJfflj  Acheson  Hotel,  John   Acheson    propr,   cor  University  and 
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Adam-    Frank,    shoemaker,    University    ave  cor  Tenth,  res 

Bame 
Adams    H,    mill    hand    Niehaus    Bros    &    Co,  res  Franklin 

House 
Adcock    Charles    E,   cashier,    S   F,  res  Hopkins  nr  Peralta 

Park 
Adcock  Edward,  milliner,  8  F,  res  Hopkins  nr  Peralta  Park 
Adeler  John,  longshoreman,  res  Blackstone,  Dohr  Tract 
Adler  John  0,  laborer,  res  Blackstone  nr  Lowell 
Adlington    Mary    Mrs,   domestic,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and 

Chan n in o-  Way 
Agers  Robert  L  (Robert  L  Agers  &  Co)  res  cor  Dwight  Way 

and  Humboldt  ave 
AGERS    ROBERT    I&CO(RL  Agers  and  H 
R  Cory)  proprietors  Berkeley  Soda  Works,  cor  Dwight 
Way  and  Humboldt  ave 
Ahern  Jerry  R,  farmer,  res  Spaulding  ave 
Aiken  Antoinette    C    Mrs,   widow,  res  Arch   bet  Vine  and 

Rose 
Aiken  Charles  S,  reporter  Bulletin,  S  F,  res   Arch  bet  Vine 

and   Rose 
Aiken  Florence  C,  res  Arch  bet  Vine  and  Rose 
Aiken  William  C,  architect,  res  Arch  bet  Vine  and  Rose 
Aine   Henry  E,  carpenter,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Jones 
Aine  Henry  E  Jr,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Jones 
ALAMEDA  WATER  CO,  L   Wellendorf  super- 
intendent, Moses   Hopkins  president,  C  A  Grow  secre- 
tary, Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Station 
Albach  Henry,  paper  carrier,  res  King  nr  Tyler 
Alburtia  Andrew,   clerk  J   McClain,  Shattuck  ave  bet  Ber- 
keley Way  and  ( lollege  Way 
Aid'  psey  Helen  Mrs,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Vine 
Alias  Jasper,    section   foreman  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 
Allegretti  [gnatius,  confectioner,  S  F,  res  Fourth  nr  Bristol 
Alpere  Peter,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Addison  nr 

I  aineiito 

Alpho  >seph,  carpenter,  res  Fifth  nr  Delaware 

Altemufl  Samuel  J,  salesman, 8  F,res  Dwight  Way  nr  Third 

a\  e 
Alwater  M.  mill  hand.  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Ambrose  Edward  C  |  Bennett,  Son  a-  Ambro^  >  res  Fifth  nr 

University  ave 
Ambrose  Frank,  laboi  Wilder  nr  San  Pablo  ave 

Am  m-  II.  cutter,  res  cor  Stanford  and  Kent 

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meet  -  Monday  q\  '\\\w^<.  Sisterna  1  [all 

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61,  meets  Wednesday  evenings,  Sisterna  Hall 

Anderson  Andrew,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Dwight 
Way 

Anderson  Anna  Miss,  domestic,  res  Piedmont  bet  Dwight 
a    d  Channing  Ways 

Anderson  Christian,  harness  maker  P  Nichelmann,  res 
University  ave  nr  Tenth 

Anderson  Cornelius,  mariner,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Dwight 
and  Channing  Ways 

Anderson  Frederick,  poultry  raiser,  res  cor  Calais  and  Rus- 
sell 

Anderson  George,  driver  Pacific  Dairy,  res  San  Pablo  ave 
nr  Union 

Andreson  H  Mrs,  res  King  nr  Woolsey 

Andreson  Hidwig  Mrs,  res  Ellis  nr  Tyler 

Anderson  John,  poultry  raiser,  res  cor  Calais   and    Russell 

Anderson  Nis,  cigar  maker,  University  ave  nr  San  Pablo 
ave 

Anderson  Tilda,  domestic,  res  Piedmont  ave  bet  Dwight  and 
Channing  Ways 

Andrade  Benjamin,  clerk  Bennett,  Son  &  Ambrose,  res 
Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Andrade  Bernard,  clerk  E  Ambrose,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Andrade  Manuel  S,  mill  hand  Xiehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Oak- 
land 

Andrewe  Robert  W,  paint  mfr,  res   Third  nr  Bancroft  Way 

Andrews  Thomas,  laborer,  S  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Delaware 

Angell  John  C,  res  Haste  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Angell  S  H,  res  Haste  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Anthony  Mark,  inventor,  res  Blake  bet  Shattuck  and  Ful- 
ton 

Armes  Geo  W,  wood  and  willow  ware,  S  F,  res  n  s  Dwight 
Way  bet  Bowditch  and  Audubon 

Armes  William  D,  instructor  English  U  C,  res  n  s  Dwight 
Way  bet  Bowditch  and  Audubon 

Armstrong  Frank,  carpenter,  res  Henry  nr  College  Way 

Arnold  Elizabeth  A  Miss,  res  cor  Dwight  Way  and   Fulton 

Ashby  Mark  T,  res  w  s  College  ave  bet  Russell  and    Ashby 

Ashby  William,  capitalist,  s  s  Wheeler  bet  Ashby  ave  and 
Emerson 

Atchison  Alfred  M,  carpenter,  res  Ninth  nr  Folsom 

Atchison  Minnie  L  Miss,  res  Xinth  nr  Folsom 

Atchison  William  E,  machinist,  res  Ninth  nr  Folsom 

Atchison  Wm  H,  carpenter,  res  Ninth  nr  Folsom 


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engineer,  S  F,  res  Oxford  nr  College  Way 
At  water  M.  mill  hand  Niehans  Bros  &  Co 
At  wood  Charles  H,  seaman,  res  cor  Fulton  and  Blake 
Auld  Royal  I,  clerk  Railway  Mail  Service,  cor  Ashby   and 

Wellington 
Avanzino  Antone,  gardener,  institute  for    the    Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Avey  Arthur,  millman,  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Avonsin  Antonio,  laborer,  res  n  s  Parker  nr  College  Way 
Aver  E  W,  painter,  res  cor  Francisco  and  Milvia 
Aver  J  K.  painter,  res  cor  Francisco  and  Milvia 
Aver  Mary  R  Miss,  res  cor  Francisco  and  Milvia 
A.XLWIN    GAD,  general  merchandise,  Adeline    opp 

Aloatraz  Station,  res  same 
Ay  res  Arthur,  clerk  George  C  Shreve,  S  F,  res  D  wight  Way 

bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 
Ay  res  Frederick  V,  clerk  George  C  Shreve,  S  F,  res  D  wight 

Way  bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 

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Babbitt  George,  driver  Stewart  &  Trowbridge,  res  Shattuck 
ave  be1  Carleton  and  Parker 

Bach  Daniel,  eellarnian  Hofburg  Brewery,  res  San  Pablo 
ave  oor  I  rniversity  ave 

Bacon  Thomas  Et,  pastor  First  Congregational  Church,  res 
( Oxford  eor  Addison 

Baird  Andruw.  broker,  8  F,  res  ss  Bancroft  Way  bet  Audu- 
bon and  Bowditch 

Bakewell  C  M,  tutor  Boone's  Academy,  res  Bancroft  Way 
nr  Shattuck  ave 

Baldwin  Caroline  Miss,  student  U  C,  res  University  ave  bel 

I  Oxford  an  J  Shattuck    ave 

Balkam  Daniel  R,  teamster  West  Berkeley  Lumber  Co,  res 
Fifth  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston 

Balkam  Jamee  8,  teamster  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Fifth  or 
Allston 

Ball  James,  laborer  8  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 

Ballard  G<  I         ineer  County  Courl  House,  res  Fifth 

in-  1  telmare 

Ballard  John,  miner,  rea  <  llaremont  ave 

Ballentine  Robert,  i  Berkeley  Planing  Mill,  rea  Shat- 

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Bancroft  C  A.  res  Francisco  Let  Sherman  and  Milvia 
Bangs  Isaac  F.  teacher,  re-   SW  cor  Walnut   and   Delaware 
Bangs  Winifred  S  Miss,  student  U   C.  res    SW   cor   Walnut 

and  Delaware 
Baptis  John  H,  gold  pen  and  pencil  case    mak>  Milvia 

bet  Rose  and  Vine 
Barker  J  L,  real   estate.  Dwight   Way.   res    Dwight  Way  nr 

Shattuck 
Barkhausen  Julius,  employe   Giant    Powder   Co,  re-   Flem- 
ings Point 
Barnard  Matthew,   shoemaker,  S    F,  res    cor  Delaware   and 

Grant 
Barnes  Lucern  B,  laborer   Western   Iron   Works,    9    F,   res 

Emerson  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Barnett  William  T,  law  clerk  Pilsbury  &  Blanding.  8  F,  res 

hby  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Barnum  A  L  Mrs,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Baronidis  George  M.  Byzantine  Herberie.  S  F.  re-  Sixth 

and  Gilbert 
Barrow  Henry  C,  propr  Berkeley  Hotel,  res  same 
Barrow  Jennie  E  Mrs,  physician.  SE  cor  Choate  and   Ban- 
croft Ws 
Barrows  Wm  H,   atty-at-law.    S    F.    rea    cor    Fairview    and 

Calais 
Barry  Dave,  meat  market,  Adeline  opp  Alcatraz  S 
Barry  David,  farmer,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Barry  David  F,  labor*  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Barry  Harry  A.  laborer,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Shattuck   ave 
Barry  Joseph,  miner,  res  Alcatraz  nr  Adeline 
Bartlett  Alfred,  real  estate,  res  cor  Blake  and  Fulton 
Bartlett  John  R,  physician,  res    SE   cor    D  Way  and 

Aetna 
Bartley  Samuel  P,  clerk  S   P  Co,  B    F.   rea    Wellington   bet 

Ashby  and  Russell 
Bassett  Alice  Mrs,  widow,  res  Second  nr  Addison 

-ett  H  W,  barber,  Shattuck   ave   opp   Berkeley   Station, 

res  same 
Bate-  C  M  iate  principal  Berkeley  Gymnasium,  res 

same 
Bates  Courtien   P,  dentist.  Spruce   bet   Vine  and  Rose,  res 

same 
Batten  A  T,  res  Emerson  nr  Shattuck 

Batten  W  K.  contractor  and  builder,  res  Ashby  nr  Shattuck 
Battersby  Frederick,  wagon  maker,  res  Delaware  bet  >sinth 

and  Tenth 
Bauer  Charles  Mrs.  res  Francisco  nr  Grant 


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^  Blake  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 

zi  Baumonde  Julius,  painter,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Fifth 
Bauml  Jacob  (S  Fischel  &  Co)  res  University  ave   nr  Shat- 
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Beaver  Florence  Miss,  student  U  C,   res  SE  cor  Ellsworth 
and  Allston  Way 

vei  Mary  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and  Allston  Way 
ker  Alexander  R,  physician,  res  cor  Dwight   Way  and 
Fulton 
B  gley  Patrick,  laborer,  res  Louise  nr  Cedar 
Beliveau  Henry,  mariner,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Beliveau  Joseph  A,  clerk  S  F,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Benton  L  E,  laborer  U  C,  res  cor  Bancroft  Way  and  Audu- 
bon 
tfield  Clara  Miss,  res  S  Atherton  nr  Channing  Way 
Bennetl  E  C  (Bennett,  Son  &  Ambrose)  res  Oakland 
Bennett  James  II.  master  mariner,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Bennett  L  J  [Bennett,  Son  &  Ambrose)  res  Oakland 
BENNETT   MARY   E,    physician,   office   and    res 

1  >u ran t  ave  nr  Fulton 
Bennett  Mary  J  Mis-,  domestic,  res  Piedmont  ave  opp  Ban- 
croft Way 
Bennett,  Bon  &  Ambrose  |  L  J  and  V  E  Bennett    and  E  C 

Ambr<  P8,  Fifth  nr  University  ave 

Benning  John,  farmer,  res  bet  Rose  and  Hopkins 
Benton  &fary  A  Mi  3  a  Bancroft  Way  nr  Audubon 

tim  AmeliaS  Mrs,  widow,  res  University  ave  cor  Fifth 
:  Amelia  Miss,  domestic,  res  Bancroft  Way    cor  Fulton 
B<  rghari  1".  millhand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co 
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BERKELEY  PHARMACY  (Daggett  &  Co)  cor  ! 

Shattuck  ave  and  Center 
Berkeley  Planing  Mills,  G  C  Pape  propr,   Addison  nr  Shat- 
tuck 
Berkeley  Soda  Works,  Robt  LjAgers  &  Co,proprs,  cor  Dwight 

Way  and  Humboldt  ave 
Berryman  F  M  Mrs,  res  cor  Louisa  and  Gilman 
Beverley  Arthur,  operatar  Berkeley  Station,  res    460  Sixth, 

Oakland 
Bickford  Warren  F  Rev,  pastor  Park  Congregation  Church, 

res  Woolsey  nr  King 
Biedenbach  Charles  L,  teacher    Peralta  School,    res    Hum- 
boldt ave  nr  Blake 
Birch     Adelbert,     employe     Judson     Manufacturing     Co> 

res  cor  Third  and  Jones 
Birdsall  Belle  Miss,  res  Spruce  nr  Vine 
^r^  '  Birdsall  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  Spence  nr  Vine 
^~^  !  Blachree  Frank  D,  bookkeeper  Newhalls'  Sons,  S  F,  res  cor 
C^  Fulton  and  Parker 

^^    Blake  John,  carpenter,  res  Milvia  bet  Vine  and  Cedar 
^j  '  Blackwell  Enoch,  dry  goods,   Antisell   Block,    res   Berkeley 
p^j  Way  bet  Grant  and  Hamilton 

g^-H    Blakeslee  E  S  Miss,  teacher  wood   carving,  Berkeley  Gym- 
>^^  naseum,  res  same  {j< 

Blackwell  E  S,  foreman  F  Toplitz  &    Co,  S  F,  res  Berkeley    w    W 
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Bluett  John  J,  carpenter  Niehaus   Bros  &  Co,  res  Sixth  nr   p.^^ 

3|  Bristol  £g£ 

1  Blumberg  Axel  A,  engineer  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Bristol   *s§2 

nr  Third  ®g™ 

Blunt  John  P,  commercial  traveler,  res  Ashbv    nr  Hum-   ©mSj 

boldt  ave  E-J^g 

Boardman  Joseph,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais  g*    g 

^J  I  Boddy  William,  gardener,  res  Bristol  nr  Curtis  :  g»    F 

I  Boehrer  John,  carpenter,  res  Fulton  bet  Ashbv  and  Russell  j  •      5 

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Boeddiker  George   C,  employe   (riant  Powder  Co,  res   Sixth 

nr  Jones 
Boh  Jacob,  well  borer,  res  Sixth  nr  Jones 
B   >     Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Bolomini  Peter,  laborer  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb   and 

Blind,  res  same 
Bolsted  Louis  M,  fireman,  S  F,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston 
Bolton  S  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School,  res  S  F 
Bolton  Sarah,  teacher,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Bonce  M  Mrs,  res  Sixth  bet  Delaware  and  Bristol 
Bongli  ine  Mrs,  res  cor  Berkeley  Way  and  Milvia 

Bonglel  Theodore,  res  cor  Berkeley  Way  and  Milvia 
Bonn  M  iloon,  University  ave  cor  Second,  res  same 

tiner  Benjamin,   res  Shattuck  nr  Virginia 
nner  R  a  Shattuck  nr  Virginia 

Bonte    .]«>hn  II   <     Rev,  DD,  sec  of  University   and  Board 

.  lit  Way  nr  Choate 
Lin,  gardener,  res  Bristol  nr  San  Pablo 
BOONE  P  It,    principal  Boone's    University  School, 

I )  Shatl  tick  ave,  res  sam 

BOONE'S   UNIVERSITY   SCHOOL   (lim- 

ited)  P  R  Boone  principal.  Duranl  nr  Shattuck  ave 
:•    Henry,  employe  San   Francisco  Chemical  Works. 
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ha  11  Miss,  teacher  Sib       S  ar  Kindergarten,  S 
F,  res  Fulton  bet  Dwight  and  ('banning  Wa 

'i,i  II   Mrs,  res  Fulton  bet    Dwight  and  ('banning 
Ways 
Bosse    Laura    Miss,  teacher   Silver  Star    Kindergarten.  S    F, 
re's  Fulton  be1  Dwight  and  Channing  Ways 
•  I  Andrew  M.  carpenter,  n  -  Francisco  nr  Grant 
Bosworth   Robert,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Third  opp 
P<         Station 
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rd  Eliza  Mrs,  res  Duranl  nr  Shattuck  ai 
Boukofsky    Frederick,    miilhand    Niehaus   Bros  A    ( 

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Boukofsky  '        ,  employe  Niehaus  Bi  Deleware 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Boulware  Frank, boi  maker,  8  F,  res  Ninth  nr  Addison 

domestic,  8  1",  res  N inth  nr  Add! 
\inth  nr  Addison 
Boulwart    William   F,  empl<    i    I  Guadalupe  M  inii 

nth  bet  Univ<  rsity  and  Addison 
Boulware  William  E,  laborer,  rea  Ninth  nr  Addison 
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J"  Bowe  Nellie  T,  Miss,    employe    Standard    Soap  Co,  res  San 

Pablo  ave  nr  Bancroft 
Bowe  William,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Bancroft  Way 
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&  cipal,  cor  University  ave  and  West 

2  BOWENS     T     STEWART,    principal    Bowens' 
^j  Academy,  cor  University  ave  and  West,  res  same 

Bowsfield  Bertha  Miss,  domestic,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
->  Bowsfield  Eliza  Miss,  domestic,  res    Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Boyd  Daniel  W,  res  Center  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  Oxford 
Boyd   D  W  Mrs,  dressmaker,  res   Center    bet    Shattuck  ave 

and  Oxford 
Bovd.John  C,  expressman,  res  cor  Addison  and  Sacramento 
BOYER  WM  E,  bookkeeper  West  Berkeley    Planing 

Mill,  res  602  Geary,  S  F 
Boyle  Annie  Miss,  res  Third    bet  University  ave  and  Addi- 
son 
Boyle  Mary  Mrs,  res  Third  bet  University  ave  and  Addison 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer  Jas  McGee,  res  same 
Boynton  George,  employe    Berkeley  Planing  Mill,  res  Lan- 

derway's  Boarding  House 
Boynton  Ira  A,  contractor,  res  cor  College  Way  and  Henry 
Boynton  S  Mrs,  res  Blackstone,  Dohr  Tract 
Boynton  Sarah  A  Miss,  res  Boise  nr  Harmon 
Brackett  J  G,  speculator,  res  cor  Sacramento  and  Virginia 
Bradley  Margaret,   domestic,  res    SE  cor  Dwight  Way   and 

Mark 
Bradshaw  Malinda  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Audubon  nr  Uni- 
versity grounds 
Bradshaw  Timothy  P,    poultry  yard,    res    Alcatraz    ave  nr 

Humboldt  ave 
Bramstedt  John  H,  farmer,  res    San   Pablo    ave  nr  Dwight ! 

Way 
Brannan  James,  laborer,    res    w    s    College  ave  nr  Alcatraz  , 

ave 
Breen  John  M,  advertising,  res  cor  Ashby  and  Fulton 
Brehm  Rudolph  W,  wood  turner  S  F,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Brennan  James,  saloon,  University  ave  cor  Sixth,  res  same 
Bridgman  Edward  C,  foreman  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Alls- 
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Briggs  Obil  W  Kev,  res   SW   cor    Bancroft    Way  and  Pied- 
mont ave 
Briickmann  Barney,  soap  maker    Charles    Hug,  res  Second 

nr  Addison 
BROAD    AIPHONZO   H,  architect  and  builder, 

Shattuck  ave  bet  Center  and  Addison 
Brockway  Fiavia  Mrs,  widow,  res  Bushnell  nr  College  Way 
Brombacher  Jacob  F,   teamster  S    F    Chemical  Works,  res 

Fleming's  Point 
Brook  Clark,  farmer,  res  cor  Virginia  and  Milvia 
Brooks  Mary  Mrs,  res  cor  Moss  and  Dwindle 
Brotherton  T  G,  real  estate,  res  Shattuck  aYe 
Brown  Andrew  E,  machinist,  S  F,    res    cor    Delaware   and 

•Seventh 
Brown  Antonio, fruit  store,  cor  Sixth   and  Bristol,  res  same 
Brown  Charles,  grocery  and  saloon,  cor  University  ave  and 

Sixth,  res  same 
Brown  Charles  R,  carpenter  Giant  Powder  Co,  res   Sixth  nr 

Holyoke 
Brown  C  R,  lead  burner  Giant  Powder  Co 
Brown  Conrad,  tinner,  S  F,  res  Boise  nr  Harmon 
Brown  Henry  T,  carpenter,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 
Brown  Jane  Mrs,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 
Brown  John,  teamster,  res  Holyoke  nr  Fifth 
Brown  Theodore,  student,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 
Brown   William,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 
Bruns  DH    &  Co   (D  H  Bruns  and    G  Fetterwitz)  grocers, 

cor  San  Pablo  and  University  aves 
Brunkerkent  N,  mill  hand,  West  Berkely  Planing  Mill 
Bruns  Diedrich  H  (D  H  Bruns  &  Co)  res  cor  San  Pablo  and 

University  aves 
Bryant  Harry,  clerk  Congdon  &  Co 
Bryant  Robert  M,  contractor  and    builder,    res   Chapel    bet 

Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
Buchineri    M,   gardener  Institution  Deaf  Dumb  and  Bling, 

res  sumo 
Bulling  James,  laborer  M  M  Dunn,  res  Claremont    ave   opp 

Russell 
Burbank  George D,  grocer,  cor  Adeline  and  Alcatrai  ave,  res 

same 
Burcber  Robert,  acid  maker  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Sixth  nr 

Gilinan 

Burckb alter    Bonnie    M     Miss,    student    High    School,    res 

D  wight  Way  nr  Pulton 
Burke  Thomas  Jr,  plumber    R  Cboloner,  res   L832   Grove, 

Oakland 

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Burke  William,  plumber  R  Cholooer,   res  1832  Grove,  Oak- 
land 
Burnham  N  H,  wharf  builder,  S  F,  res  cor  Second  and  Dela- 
ware 
Burns   William,  blacksmith    John  Vasey,    res    Addison  nr 

Tenth 
Burr  Charles  F,  planing  mill,  S  F,  res  Fifth  nr  Folsom 
Bush  Robert  E,  civil  engineer,  res  Francisco  nr  West 
Butler    Charles,    sec  Judson    Manufacturing    Co,    res    1468 

Twelfth 
Butler  Chas  H,  master  mariner,  res  Oxford  nr  Vine 
Butler  Florence  Miss,  domestic,  res  SE  cor  Choate  and  Ban- 
croft Way' 
Butler  Flossie  Miss,  house  keeper,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Butterfield  F  W,  bookkeeper  C  F  Doe  &  Co,  S  F,    res   Blake 

nr  Shattuck  ave 
Bygun  John  C,  carpenter  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  cor  Second 

and  Addison 
Byrne  Nicholas,  res  Oxford  bet  College  and  Virginia 
Byrne  Lee  Miss,  employe  post-office,  res  Oxforn  nr  Rose 
Byrne  Luke,  employe  post-office,  res  Oxford  nr  Rose 
Byrne  N  B,  post-master  E  Berkeley,  Shattuck  opp  Berkeley 

Station,  res  Oxford  nr  Rose 
Byxbee  A  G,  clerk    S  P    Co,    res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattack 
ave 

Byxbee  A  H  Miss,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Byxbee  E  E,  tally  clerk,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  W^ay  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Byxbee  George  F,  shipping  clerk,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr 

Shattuck  ave 
Byxbee  H  A  Mrs,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 

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Cahalan  George  W,  ship  caulker,  res  cor  Woolsey  and  Calais 

Cahill  Patrick,  res  Spruce  bot  Vine  and  Rose 

Calais  Charles,  Parisian  Bazaar,  S  F,  res  Sixth  bet  Addison 

Allston 
Calhan  Carrie  Mrs,  widow,  res  Channing  Way  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Calhoun  Benjamin,  painter,  res  Humboldt  ave  nr  Dwight 

Way 
Calhoun   C  C  Mrs,  widow,   res  Dwight  Way  nr  Humboldt 

ave 
Callaghan    Owen,  chief  cook,  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

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Cameron  J  E,  coachman  Dr  J  S  Eastman 

Cameron  Roderick,  insurance  agt,  res  cor  Shattuck  ave  and 
Berkeley  Way 

Cammet  John   H,  clerk  Macondray  &  Co,  S  F.  res  NW  cor 
Oxford  and  College  Way 

Campbell  James,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 

Campbell  James,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  cor  Ashby  and  Wheel- 
er 

C  ana  van  Arabella  W  Mrs,  widow,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr 
Russell 

Carbone   John   A,   nurservman,  res  Allston  bet  Fourth  and 
Fifth 

Cardini  Regina  Mrs,  res  Ellis  nr  Fairview 

Caiey  William,  laborer,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 

Carlton  Sophie  E  Mrs,  widow,  res  Union  nr  Allston  Way 

Carlin  Eva  Y  Miss,  teacher  mathematics  and  English,  Ber- 
keley Gymnasium,  res  same 

Carlisle  Albert,  stationer,  S  F,  res  Vine  nr  Spring 

Carlson  Andrew,  iron  moulder,  S  F,  res  Woolsey  nr  Adeline 

Carlson  Augusta  Miss,    domestic,  res  NW  cor  Atherton  and 
Bancroft  Way 

Carlson  Charles,  boarding  house  keeper,  S  F,  res  cor  Dwight 
Way  and  Dwindle 

Carlton  Charles,  res  Fourth  nr  Dwight  Way 

Carleton   Hepsibeth  E  Mrs,  widow,   res   San    Pablo  ave  nr 
Derby 

Carpenter  Oscar,  carpenter,  ree  University  ave  nr  Fifth 

Carpenters'   Union,  Berkeley,  meets  Tuesday  evenings  at 
Odd  Follows' Hall 

Carreia  Antonio,  employe  Pacific  Dairy,   res  San  Pablo  ave 
nr  l'n  ion 

Carroll   E  R,  foreman  printing  office  Institute  for  the  Deaf, 
Dumb  and  Blind,  res  same 

Carroll  Joseph,  watchman  S  P  Co,  rea  cor  Russell  and  Ells- 
worth 

Carruthers  Samuel  G,  bookkeeper,  S  1\  res  NW  cor  Oxford 
and  Virginia 

Cartel-   G(  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fleming's 

Point 

rter  Robert,  Laborer  rea  cor  Blake  and  Dana 
Carter  Sarah  Mrs,  pea  cor  Blake  and  Dana 

ibonne  Joseph    I>.  saloon,  cor  sixth  and  Delaware,  rea 
same 
Casabonne  Samuel,  rea  cor  Delaware  and  sixth 

y  John,  Baloori  cor  University  ave  and  Sacra  aento 
Cassell  Mary  E  Mrs,  widow,  rea  Addison  or  Oxford 


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Cassidy    Bernard,    dairyman,    res    NW    cor  Ellsworth  and 

Channing  Way 
Catlin  John  C,  student  U  C,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Cavana  Bridget  Mrs,  widow,  res  Baker  nr  Harmon 

CENTRAL     JUNCTION     CASH     GRO- 
CERY STORE,WmWalsh  proprietor,  1319  Center 
and  1320  Peralta,  Oakland 
Chaloner  Richard,  plumber  and  tinsmith,  Shattuck   ave  nr 

Addison,  res  Dover  bet  Mariposa  and  Benton 
Chamberlain  Annette  Miss,  teacher  vocal   music,  res  Chan- 
ning Way  bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 
Chamberlain  F  E,  emyloye  Dewey  &  Co,  S  F,  res   cor   Uni- 
versity ave  and  Grant 
Chamberlain  George  W,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  Channing  Way 

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Chamberlain  L  D  Mrs,  res   cor  University    ave   and  Grant 
Chapman  Ann  Mrs,  widow,  res  735  Oxford 
Chapman  H  W,  school  teacher  San  Rafael,    res    Channing 

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Chapman  L  B,  sec  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  S  F 
Chapman  Maria  Miss,  res  735  Oxford 

Charlton  George  W,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Bristol  nr  Third 
Chart  John,  res  Union  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Wavs 
Chase  Frank,  stevedore,  res  Fourth  nr  Addison 
Chase  J  E,  carpenter,  res  Gottshall  Block,   cor    Central  and 

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Chase  Joseph  P,  stevedore,  res  Fourth  nr  Addison 
Chase  William  B,  res  Fourth  bet  Addison  and  Allston  Way 
Chick  Guy  H,  student  U  C,  res  Chapel  bet    Bancroft    and 

Allston  Ways 
Cheney  Rebie  Miss,  domestic,  res  Oxford  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 
Cherry  John,  carpenter,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston  Way 
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Christ  Herman,  laborer,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Fourth 
Christensen  John,  laborer,  res  Irving  nr  Lowell 
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Clark  Austin  F,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Shat- 
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Clark  Bertha  Miss,  res  cor  Oxford  and  College  Way 

CLARK  CHARLES  K,  secretary  Building  and 
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Clark  Cosmor  B,  law  student  Hastings,  res  cor  Oxford  and 
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Clark  Leonard  S,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  Oxford  and  College 
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Clark  L  S,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Shattuck 
and  Milvia 

Clark  Rose  Miss,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Fourth 

Clark  Rose  Mrs,  saloon,  cor  University  ave  and  Fourth,  res 
same 

Clark  Susan  Miss,  domestic,  res  University  ave  bet  Shattuck 
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Clark  Thomas,  boatman,  S  F,  res  cor  University  ave  and 
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Clark  W  A,  Pacific  Spring  Mattress  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Dwight 
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Clark  Wm  Mrs,  res  NE  cor  Atherton  and  Bancroft  Way 

Clayes  Henry  M,  telegraph  editor  Examiner,  S  F,  res  Dwight 
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Clayton  Naoma  B  Mrs,  res  n  s  Dnrant  bet  Choate  and  Bow- 
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Cleaves  Fred  L,  clerk  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  Alameda 

Clement  Edward,  carpenter,  res  cor  King  and  Woolsey 

Cliff  Eliza  Mis-,  domestic  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 
Blind,  pea  Bame 

Clifton  Leland,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  Charming  Way  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Cline  Josephine  Miss,  res  Lowell  nr  Fair  View 

Clinton  HenTy  (J,  carpenter,  rescorSan  Pablo  are  and  Ban- 
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Clock  M  E  Miss,  teacher  San  Pablo  Avenue  School,  res  1140 

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Coady  Ada  A  Mr-,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  cor  Rose  and 

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Cochran  Andrew,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  nr  Gilbert 
Coffin  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  res  Haste  nr  Fulton 
Cohen  John,  painter,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Colby  George  E,  asst  viticultural  laboratory  U  C,  res  Clare- 1 

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Cole  A  B,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Vine  and  Milvia 
Collins  Johr^  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 
Colt  Mary  Mrs,  res  s  s  D wight  Way  bet  Hillegas  and  Manoa 

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Compton  Kenneth  H,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Dela- 
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Comstock  Albert  V,  miner,  res  n  s  Ashby  nr  College  ave 
Concan  Lenora  Miss,  domestic,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Condel  Francis,  mariner,  res  cor  Fourth  and  Holyoke 
Cone  W  H,  carpenter,  res  Sacramento  nr  Addison 
Congdon  &  Co,  groceries,  Shattuck  ave,  Dwight  Way  Sta- 
tion, and  Berkeley  Station 
Congdon  Edward  H  (Congdon  &  Co)  Shattuck  ave,  Dwight 
Way  Station,  and  Berkeley   Station,  res  Bancroft  Way 
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Congdon  Henry  R,  stock  clerk  Ackerman  &  Cook,  res  Ells- 
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Congdon  Joseph  H,  clerk  Congdon  &  Co,  res   Ellsworth   nr 

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Congdon   Merton   J,  teacher,  res  Bancroft  Way  opp  Ather- 
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Congdon  Miles  S,  clerk  Congdon  &  Co,  res   Bancroft  Way 

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Conklin  Charles   W,  collector,  S  F,  res  cor  Fair  View  and  ■, 

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Conners  Annie  Miss,  res  cor  Ellis  and  Prince 
Conners  John    J,  fruit  dealer,  Oakland,   res  cor  Ellis  and 

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Connolly  Owen,  laborer,  res  Addison  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

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Connors  Keyran,  blacksmith,  res  Jones  nr  Fifth 
Connors  Michael,  laborer  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Franklin  I 

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Contra  Costa   Laundry   office,  Shattuck  ave    opp    Berkeley  j 

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Conway  George,  master  mariner,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Cooke  James  E,  brakeman   S   P  Co,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr 

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Cooley  Catharine  Mrs,  widow,  res  Bristol  nr  Eighth 
Cooley  Kate  H  Miss,  res  Bristol  nr  Eighth 
Cooley  John  E   (Cooley  Bros)  res  Bristol   bet  Seventh  and 

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Cooley  J  W  (Cooley  Bros)  res  cor  Bristol  and  Curtis 
Cooper  Henry    J,    proof  reader   Enquirer,  res    Russell    bet 

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Corbett  Michael,  laborer,  res  Sacramento  nr  Addison 
Corder  Frank  E,  foreman  T  W  Corder,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr 

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Cordo\a   Richard   R,  plumber   Nelson  &  Bro,  res  Sixth  nr 

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Cormick   John,  wood  and  coal,  University  ave  nr  Shattuck 

ave.  res  Acheson's  Hotel 
Corneliuson  Dirck,  carpenter,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Cory  Herman  R  (Robert  L  Agers  &  Co)  res  Parker  nr  Shat- 
tuck ave 
Cottrell  Christopher  C,  conductor  Berkeley  local  S  P  Co,  res 

Walnut  bet  Rose  and  Oilman 
Coubrough  Henry,  flour  mills,  S  F,  res  cor  University  ave 
and  Grant 
^SrJ  Counihan  Mary  Mrs,  res  Dana  nr  Parker 
^^  Cowperthwaite  William,  foreman  Evening  Report,  S  F,   res 
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*QJ     (.'ox  Peter,  machinist,  res  Francisco  nr  Milvia 
^S     ('°z    Louis,   acid    maker  Giant   Powder  Co,  res  cor  Second 
and   Rose 
Orabtree  Prank,  tinner,  res  Addison  nr  Fourth 
Crabtree    William,    laborer,    res    Addison    bet    Third    and 

Fourth 
Orandell    Martha    Mrs,    widow,   res    Blake   bet    Fulton    and 

Ellsworth 
Crawford    John,   export    accountant,    res   Atherton  bet  Ban- 
Croft  and  Allston  Ways 
Crawford  Sarah,  res  Blake  nr  Humboldt  ave 
('rcci]  John  J,  apprentice  .1  McNamara,  res  Vine  bet  Ham- 
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Croan  Timothy,  laborer,  res  cor  Josephine  and  Gilman 
Crocker    Gualea    R    Miss,    teachor    Kellogg    School,    res 

Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Crohare   Bernard,   baker  Antone  Ehret,  res  Fifth  nr  Jones 
Cronin  Thomas,  gardener,  res  Oxford  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 
Cruz   Domingo,   farmer,   res  San  Pablo  ave  bet  University 

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Cuff  Amanda  J   Miss,   music  teacher,  res  Alcatraz  ave  bet 

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Cuff  Thomas,   farmer,  res   Alcatraz   ave  bet  Shattuck  and 

Humboldt  aves 
Cummings    Maria   F  Mrs,  widow,  res   NE   cor   Haste  and 

South  Atherton 
Cunningham   Mary,  waitress  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Curley  Margaret  Miss,   domestic,  res   w  s  College   ave  bet 

Dwight  Way  and  Parker 
Curley  Timothy,  res  Tenth  bet  Delaware  and  Bristol 
Curren  Bernard,  laborer  U  C,  res  Acheson  Hotel 
Curry  Lizzie  Miss,  res  11  s  Ashby  ave  nr  College  ave 
Curry  Mary  E  Mrs,   employe   Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fourth 

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Curtis  Cara  E  Miss,  res  s  s  Bancroft  Way  bet  Audubon  and 

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Curtis   James   M,  teaming  and  farming,  res  University  ave 

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Curtis  M  B,  res  Peralta  Park 

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Curtis  William  J,  teamster,  res  University  ave  nr  San  Pablo 

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Dahle  Gustaf,  laborer,  res  Jones  nr  Fourth 

Dallerup  Benjamin,  ship  carpenter,  res  Prince  bet  Calais 
and  King 

Dalmas  John  K,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Arch  opp  Rose 

Daly  Alice   Miss,   book   sewer,  S  F,  res  Second  nr  Addison 

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Darche  Victoire  Sophie  de  St  Denis  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fourth 

nr   University   ave 
Davies  Edwin,  farmer,  res  Delaware  nr  Grant 
Davis  Catherine  Miss, employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fourth 

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Davis    Charles    W,    contractor    and    builder,    res    Fifth  bet 

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DAVIS  HORACE  LL.  D,  President  University  of 

California,  ottice,  room  20,  North  Hall 
Davis  Frank  A,  mfr  cutting  dies,  Parker  bet    Ellsworth  and 

Fulton,  res  same 
Davis  Jane    Mrs,    widow,    res   Dwight  Way    bet    Dana  and 

Choate 
Davis  John    Jr,  painter    U  C,  res    Coate  bet    Bancroft    and 

Allston  Ways 
Davis  Kate  Miss,  emyloye  Giant  Powder  Co,    res   Fourth  nr 

Folsom 
Davis  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fourth  nr  Folsom 
Davis  Mary  W  Mrs.  res  Parker  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 
Davis  P  Mrs.  res  Fourth  bet  Delaware  and  Holyoke 
Davis  William  C,  carpenter,  res  Fourth  nr  Folsom 
Davis  William  C,  file  forger,  res  Fourth  nr  Delaware 
Davis  W  O,    machinist,    8    F.  res    Sixth    bet    Bancroft  and 

Allston  Ways 
Davis  W  S,  plumber,    res  Sixth    bet    Bancroft    and    Allston 

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Day  Clinton,  architect.  S  F.  res  X\V  cor  Bancroft  Way  and 
Piedmont  ave 

Day  John,  carpenter,  res  Sacramento   nr  Virginia 

Dean  Adam,  engineer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Sixth  bet  Ban- 
croft and  ( 'banning  Ways 

Dean  Adam  I\    engineer    Standard   Soap  Co,  res    Delawi 
bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Dean  Charles,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Delaware  nr 
Fourth 

I >ean  John  Mrs,  res  1  llaremont  ave 

Dean  Miahael,  res  Bristol  nr  Grant 

Dean  William  <i.  box  maker  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Ban- 
croft Way  nr  Se\ enth 

Dean  William  <;.  gilder,  S  F,  res  Delaware  or  Fourth 

Dean  William  H,box  maker  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Bancroft 
Way  nr  Seventh 

Dean  William  II  Jr,  box  maker  standard  Soap  Co,  r<  -  cor 
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Deitz  A  C,  saloon,  NE  cor  Twelfth  and  Webster,  res  Berke- 
ley 
De  Lorme  I  A  Mrs,  artist,   res  Henry  bet  Rose  and  Oilman 
Dernoro  Rafael,  mariner,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Russell 
Dempsey  Johanna  Mrs,    domestic,  res  Gilman  bet  Shattuck 

ave  and  Walnut 
Dennehy  Michael,  mariner,  res  cor  Second  and  Bristol 
Denning  Mary  Mrs,  res  Addison  bet  Third   and  Fourth 
Denny  Mrs,  res  Addison  nr  Third 
Denton  A  S  Mrs,    res  Ellsworth   bet  Bancroft   and  Allston 

Ways 
De  Nure  M  A  Mrs,  res  Henry  bet  Rose  and  Gilman 
Derickson  Herman,  carpenter,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 
Dernell  Daniel,  boilermaker,  res  Third  nr  Addison 
D'Estrella  Theophilus,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Dibble  Albert,  pres  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  San  Rafael 
Dibble  Ora  Miss,  student  U  C,  res    SE    cor    Ellsworth  and 

Allston  Way 
Dibble  William  S,  insurance,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and 

Allston  Way 
Dickieson  Wallace,    employe    Giant    Powder  Co,  res  Flem- 
ing's Point 
Dickieson  William  R,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Sixth 

nr  Jones 
Dickieson  William  R,    employe    Giant    Powder    Co,   res   B, 

Lor  in 
Diegentesh  Agnes  Miss,  domestic,  res  Audubon  nr  Univer- 
sity grounds 
Digir  Louis  P,  laborer  H  W  Taylor,  res  Third  nr  Page 
Dikeman  Simon  H,  res  NE  cor  Bancroft  Way  and  Fulton 
Dillon  Annie  Miss,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Dillon  Edward  J,  jeweler,  S  F,    res    cor    Emerson  and  Fre- 
mont 
Dillon  John,  teamster,    res    Allston   Way    bet    Fourth  and 

Fifth 
Dillon  John  Jr,  machinist,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Fourth  and 

Fifth 
Dillon  Mary  Miss,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Dillon  Sarah  Miss,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Dillon  William,  res  SE  cor  Durant  ave  and  Ellsworth 
Dingley  Laura  A  Miss,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 
Dingley  Laura  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 
Dirchsen  Hermann,  carpenter,  res    bet  Harmon  Calais  and 
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Dittmar  Charles,  res  15  Park,  Alameda 
Dixon  Almond  B,  res  Adeline  opp  Railroad  Station 
Dixon  Frank  \Y,  student,  res  Adeline  opp  Railroad  Station 
Dobbins  H  H  Rev  (Brier  &  Dobbins)  res  Berkeley  Way  nr 

Louisa 
Doe  Charles  H,  carpenter,  res  Ellis  nr  Woolsey 
Doe  Murton  A,  painter    Farwell    &    Russell,    res    Ellis   nr 

Woolsey 
Doherty  Charles  E,   employe    Excelsior  Wire    Works,  S  F, 

res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Rose  and  Gilman 
Doherty  Daniel,  painter,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Rose  and  Gil- 

m  a  n 
Doherty  Emma  J  Miss,  glove  maker,  S  F,  res   Shattuck  ave 

bet  Rose  and  Gilman 
Doherty  Mary  A  Miss,  glove  maker,  S    F,  res  Shattuck  ave 

bet  Rose  and  Gilman 
Doherty  Mary  Mrs,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Rose  and  Gilman 
Doherty  Sarah  Mis,  glove  maker,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Rose 

and  Gilman 
Donaut  Frank,  bottler  Hofburg  Brewery,  res  cor  San  Pablo 

and  University  aves 
Donant  Gustavus,    bartender  D   H  Landregan,  res  eor  San 

Pablo  and  University  aves 
Donaughey  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res   Carleton  nr  Ellsworth 
Dondero  Charles,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Fair  View  nr  Kins; 
Donnelly  Edward  J,   plumber    Alameda    Water  Works,  res 

n  s  Russell  bet  College  and  Claremont  aves 
Donohue  Jeffrey,  laborer,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston 
Donohue  John,  gilder,  S  F,  res    Fourth    bet    Addison    and 

Allston 
Donovan  D,  bricklayer,  res  cor  Vine  and  Sherman 
Donovan  Mary  Miss,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Vine 
Doran  Joseph,  propr    Franklin    House,  cor  University  ave 

and  Third 
Dorman  Richard  (l,  clerk  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  cor  Third 

and  Addison 
Domin    Oscar    (-.     cashier     Lion,     Imperial,   National     and 

Orient    Insurance  S    F,  rea    a   -    Dwight  Way  nr 

Bowditch 
Dotson  Louisa,  domestic,   rea    NTS  oor   Atherton    and   Ban- 

roft  Way 
Dougery  Edward,  plasterer,  rea   Derby  bet  Ellsworth  and 

I  tana 
Dougery  Mai  -tic  rea  Atherton  bei    Ban- 

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Dougherty  Levi,  teamster,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 

Douglas  Robert,  employe  Huntington,  Hopkins  &  Go,  S  F, 

res  Delaware  nr  Grant 
Doulang  James,  laborer,  res  s  s  Russell  nr  Claremont  ave 
Dourneau  Charles,  painter,  Second  nr  Rose,  res  same 
Dowling  Daniel   E,   supt   Standard  Soap   Co,  res  Third  nr 

Bancroft  Way 
Doyle  F  D,  carpenter  Thomas  Roarke,  res  S  F 
Doyle  Michael,  nurseryman,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Drinkwater  Ella  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and  Allston  Way 
Drmkwater  Nellie  Miss,  student  U  C,  res  SE  cor  Ellswoith 

and  Allston  Way 
Driscoll  William,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Driver  William  T,  acid  maker  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  cor 

Fourth  and  Rose 
Duffy  P,  saloon,  San  Pablo  ave  opp  Wilder 
Dugan  Robert,  laborer  U  C  grounds,  res  Parker   bet   Hum- 
boldt ave  and  Dana 
Dumat  Felix,   agt    California   Bible   Society,    S  F,  res   cor 

Shattuck  ave  and  Essex 
Dunn  Joseph  J,  street   contractor  res  'SE  cor   Spring   and 

Vine 
Dunn  Martin   J,  dentist,  S   F,   res   Dwight  Way  bet  Dana 

and  Ellsworth 
Dunn  Martin  M,  farmer,  res  Claremont  ave  opp  Russell 
Durant  Lodge,  F  and  A  M,  No  268,  meets  at  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall,  Friday  evenings,  Win  Ellis  M,  E  H  Shaw  sec 
Durbois  P  G,  millhand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co 
Durnell  Daniel,  boiler  make.*,  res  Th'.rd  bet  University  ave 

and   Addison 
Durrell  Geo  B,  stair  builder  West   Berkeley  Planing   Mill, 

res  Bristol  nr  Fourth 
Durrell  Geo  G,  empleye  West   Berkeley  Planing  Mills,  res 

cor  Eighth  and  Addison 
Dutch  Mary  A  Miss,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and^Blind,  res  e  s  Mark  nr  Kearny 
Dutra  Joseph,  laborer,  res  S  m  Pablo  ave  nr  Folsom 
Dr^ra  Joseph  D,  laborer,  res  iddisou  nr  Tenth 
Dvye:  A  D,  farmer,  res  Alcatraz  nr  Adeline 
Dykes  Hugh  J,  machinist,  S  F,  res  Emerson  nr  Shattuck 

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Easton  Giles  A,  rector  St  Mark's  Episcopal  Church,  res  NW 

cor  Bancroft  Way  and  Atherton 
Easton  K  G,  collector  Oakland  Planing  Mill  Co 
Eber  Lawrence,  blacksmith  Standard  Soap   Co,  res  Fourth 

nr  Allston 
Edgar  Archibald,  laborer  U  C  grounds,  res  e  s  Audubon  nr 

Bancroft  Way 
Edgar  Arthur,  fireman  Berkeley  local,  S  P  Co,  res   e  s  Au- 
dubon nr  Bancroft  Way 
Edgar  Robert,  deputy  County   clerk,  res   e   s   Audubon    nr 

Bancroft  Wax- 
Edgar  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Audubon  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Edgar  William  J,  fireman  S  P  Co,  res  e  s  Audubon  nr  Ban- 
croft Way 
Edmonds  A  C  Miss,  teacher  High  School,  res  S  F 
Edwards  George,  farmer,  res  s  s   Dwight  Way  bet   Hillegas 

and  Manoa  aves 
Edwards  Frederick,  silver  burnisher,  S    F,  res   Eighth   nr 

University  ave 
Edwards  William  E,  employe  Golden  Gate   Flouring  Mills, 

res  Harmon  bet  King  and  Calais 
Ehret  Antone,  baker,  Fifth  nr  Jones,  res  same 
Eh  ret  Cecile  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fifth  nr  Jones 
Ellert  I>  Mrs,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Calais 
Elliott  Charles,  carpenter,  res  Dana  nr  Bancroft 
Elliott  Charles  E,  carpenter,  res   Chapel  bet  Bancroft    and 

Allston   Ways 
Elliott  James,  carpenter,  res  Dana  nr  Bancroft 
Elliott  James  S,  carpenter,  res  Atherton 
Ellis  Robert, clerk  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  Fair  View 

nr  ( lalais 
Embery  (J.  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills 
Emslie  Charles,  light  inspector  U  S  Custom  House,  S  F,  res 

cor  Humboldt  ave  and   Derby  . 

Emslie  Henry,  carpenter,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Derby 
Engebretseo  Christian,  coopor,  S  F,  res  Rose  cor  Seventh 
Episcopal  Church,  Rev  G  A   Easton  rector,  res  cor  Ninth 

and    Bristol 
Erickson  Adolph,  cooper,  res  cor  Francisco  and  Grant 
Erickson  Emil,  painter,  res  Addison  nr  Tenth 
Brlandsen  A.  hardware  and   repairing  shops,  cor  Shattuck 

and  University  aves,  res  Bame 
Ernst  George,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Henry 
Esmond  Franklin  L,  butcher,  Golden  Gate,  res  Harmon  nr 

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"I   0    Esmond  Frederick    W,    carpenter,  res  Harmon  bet  Calais 
Q  ^  and  Nevada  R  R 

^  <u  J  Esmond  William  F,  carpenter,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 
~  a&\  Evensen  Hannah  Mrs,  res  Fifth  bet  Folsom  and  Holvoke 
EVERDINGr  J  JR  (J  Everding  &  Co)  superintend- 
ent Berkeley  Mill  and   Pioneer  Starch  Works,  res   cor 
Second  and  Bristol 
EVERDING  J   &  CO,  proprietors   Pioneer    Starch 
Works  and  Berkeley  Mill,  main  office  48    Clay,  S    F, 
works  Second  bet  University  ave  and  Bristol 
Everding  John  (J  Everding  &  Co)  res  cor  Second  and  Bristol 
Everson  Benjamin,  carpenter,  res  Fifth  nr  Jones 
Everson  James  H,  gold  pen  maker,  S  F,  res  Milvia  bet  Rose 
and  Vine 

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Fahrenberg  A  M  Mrs,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Rose 
Fahrenberg  Marie  Miss,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Rose 
Fairbanks  Allie  Miss,  res  Delaware  opp  Louise 
Fallehy  Patrick,  laundryman  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Fallon  Peter,  shoemaker,  res  Fifth  bet  Rose  and  Gilbert 
Farrell  Laura  Miss,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Farwell  William,  carpenter  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Addison 

nr  Ninth 
Farwell  William  W,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res   Ad- 
dison nr  Eighth 
Fasshauer  Jacob  C,  druggist,  res  cor  Prince  and  Calais 
Fatton  Lewis,  drugs,  res  Fair  View  bet  King  and  Calais 
Fearey  Robert  D,  plumber  J  J  Menges,  res  n  s  Spring  nr 

Adeline,  Oakland 
Fedderwitz  George  (D  H  Bruns  &  Co)  res  same 
Fee  Patrick,  teamster,  res  cor  College  ave  and  Tyler 
Felix  Charles  J,  porter  S  P  Co,  res  Woolsey  nr  Adeline 
Fenton  Daniel  J,  shoemaker  Frank  Adams,  res  cor  Univer- 
sity ave  and  Tenth 
Fenton  Elizabeth  J   Mrs,  fancy  goods,    Shattuck    ave    bet 

Dwight  Way  and  Blake,  res  same 
Fenton  Joseph   R,  carpenter  S  P  Co,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet 

Dwight  Way  and  Blake 
Ferrsida  Albert,  boatmaker  S  F,  res  Bristol  bet  Fifth    and 

Sixth 
Fetterwitz  George  (D  H  Bruns  &  Co)  res  cor  San  Pablo  and 
University  aves 
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Fielding   James    A,  carpenter,    res    e    s  Humboldt    ave   nr 

Parker 
Finley  Thos,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,   res  cor   Sixth  and 

Rose 
Finn  John,  asst   mgr  Judson    Manufacturing  Co.  res  SE  cor 

Shattuck  ave  and  Gilman 
Finson    Henry,  employe  Giant    Powder  Co,    res   Flemings 

Point 
First  Baptist  Church,  Rev  E  T  Whittemore  pastor,  meets  in 

Odd  Fellows'  Hall 
First  Congregational    Church,    location  SW  cor  Durant  ave 

and  Dana,  Rev  Thomas  R  Bacon  pastor,   Services    11  a 

m  and  7:30  p  m,  Sunday-school  12:30  P  M 
First  Presbyterian  Church,  cor  Allston  Way  and    Ellsworth 
Fischel  Carrie  Miss,  res  University  ave  nr  Shattuck 
Fischel  Hotel,  Julius  Meyer  propr,  cor  University  and  Shat- 
tuck aves 
Fischel  Mike,  res  University  ave  nr  Shattuck 
Fischel  S  &  Co,    Liberty   Meat    Market,   University    ave  nr 

Shattuck 
Fischel  Simon  (Fischel  &  Co)  res  University  ave  nr    Shat- 
tuck 
Fisher  Edward  R,  operator  W    U  T  Co,  S  F,    res    NW    cor 

Cedar  and  Arch 
Fiske    Benry    A,    asst    teacher  English    and    mathematics 

Berkeley  Gymnasium,  res  same 
Flaherty  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Russell  bet  College  and 

Claremont  aves 
Flenniken    L    \\\  supervisor  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Fletcher  George  W,    commercial    agt    SP  Co,  res    NE   cor 

AudobOD  and  Dwight  Way 
Flynn  James,  waiter  Landerway's    Restaurant,  res  Oakland 
Foley  Sarah  Mrs,  Baloon  cor  Fourth  and  Jones,  res  same 
Fontano  Jessie  Miss,  res  Fourth  nr  Bristol 
Fanlano  Kate  Miss,  res  Fourth  nr  Bristol 
Fonzo    A    I  ick,    constable,  res   Shattuck  ave  nr  Addi- 

Forbes   Robert,  laborer   University   Grounds,  res   Dana  bet 

Bancrofl  and  Allston  Ways 
Ford  Charles  I  Mendocino  Lumber  Co,  S  F)    res  s  s  Dwighl 

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Forster  Charles,  mill  hand  Weal  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Forster  Charles    \\  .   Baloon   cor   Second   and  Addison,   res 
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Forsting  Frederick  W  Mrs,  domestic,  res   n  s  Durant  ave  nr 

Bowditch 
Forsyth  Edwin  R,  carpenter  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Delaware 

nr  Sixth 
Foss  Julius  E,  hackman,   stand    NE    cor  Dwight    Way  and 

Shattuck  ave,  res  e  s  Mark  nr  Dwight  Way 
Foster  Harry  W,  ship  joiner,  S  F,  res  cor  Rose    and  Oxford 
Foster  Henry   A,  groceries,  Berryman  Station,  res   SE  cor 

Rose  and  Oxford 
Foster  J  C,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Fifth  bet  Holyoke  and  Fol- 

som 
Foster  Jennie  Miss,  ticket  agt   S  P  Co,  res  SE  cor  Rose  and 

Oxford 
Fowler  William  C,  janitor  Kellogg  School,  res  Shattuck  ave 

bet  University  ave  and  Berkeley  Way 
Fox  Edwin  B,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais 
Fox  Mary  G  Mrs,  widow,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais 
Foy  John  M  Jr,  mgr  West  Berkeley  Lumber  Yard,  res  Fourth 

nr  Delaware 
Fraites  Frank,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
Fraites  Frank  Jr,  butcher,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
Fraites  George,  sign  painter,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
Fraites  Joseph,  butcher,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
Fraites  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Elizabeth  nr  San  Pablo 

ave 
Frame  Archibald   R,  clerk  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Ashby  and 

Raymond 
Frank   Henry,   teacher   Institute    for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  same 
Franklin   Charles,   stevedore,   res  Sixth  bet  University  ave 

and  Bristol 
Franklin   House,  Joseph  Doran  propr,  cor  University  ave 

and  Third 
Frazer  Daniel   (The  Ironade  Co)  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Shat- 
tuck ave 
Frederickj  Louis,  oreman  Berkeley  Planing 
Freese  Noah   Z,   real  estate,  res  NW  cor  College  Way  and 

Walnut 
French  Sarah  T  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School,  res   SW  cor 

Atherton  and  Allston  Way 
Frey  John,  miller,  res  Sixth  nr  Delaware 
Frey  William,  miller,  S  F,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 
Frick  Christopher,  painter,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Shattuck 

ave  and  Milvia 
Frick  Fredericke  Mrs,  widow,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet  Shat- 
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fc   Frobese  Martin,  master  mariner,  res  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
H  Q   Frobese  Lizzie  A,  res  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 

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GAINES     CHAUNCEY,    teller    Union    Savings 

Bank,  Oakland,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Grant 
Galley  William,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co 
Gallouk  George  C   W,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  Harmon  nr  Cal- 
ais 
(ialloup  Henry  K,  printer,  S  F,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 
-    Galloup   Jerome,   shoemaker,  Adeline  nr   Alcatraz  ave,  res 
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pH^j    (Jandrop   Johanna   Miss,   domestic,   res   cor  Humboldt  ave 

Hand  Parker 
Garber  John  J,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  post-office  North  Temescal, 
res  w  a  Claremont  ave  nr  Russell 
9    Garber   Ju-i-ph   B,  student  U  C,  res  w  s  Claremnnt  ave  nr 
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tnego  John,  barber,  University  ave  nr  Ban  Pablo  ave, 

res  Bame 
Gazanego  Thomas,   barber  John  Gazanego,  res  University 

ave  nr  Ban  Pablo  ave 
Geburtig  Charles,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Flemings 

Point 
Geirriue  Charles,  salesman   Davis  Bros,  B  1\  res  sixth  bet 

Addison  and  Allston 
Geirrine  Charles  A.  bookkeeper,  8  F,  res  Sixth  bet  Addison 

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Gelder  John,  cigar  maker,  res  Boise  nr  Blackstone 
Gentry  James  C,  res  Dana  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
German  John  B,  plasterer,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
German  Mary  Miss,  res  Idaho  nr  Blackstone 
GIANT  POWDER  CO,  Albert  Dibblee  president, 

Frank  Roller   superintendent,    Fleming's    Point,  West 

Berkeley,  office  S  F 
Gibb  Alexander,  blacksmith,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  San  Pablo 

ave 
Gibb  Thomas  G,    carpenter,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  San  Pablo 

ave 
Gibney  James  S,  hotel  runner,  S  F,  res  Third  nr  Addison 
Gilbert  Thomas  H,  carpenter,  res  cor  College  Way  and  Mil- 

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Gillanders  Archibald,  laborerStandard  Soap  Co,  res  Third  nr 

University  ave 
Gillee  William,  employe  Standard    Soap  Co,    res    Franklin 

House 
Gill  Albert,  soap  maker   Standard   Soap  Co,  res  cor  Fourth 

and  Jones 
Gill  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Gillick  James,  fireman  U   S  Mint,  S  F,    res  w  s  College  ave 

nr  Webster  ave 
Gillick  Patrick,    laborer    University    grounds,  res    Allston 

Way  bet  Dana  and  Union 
Gilmore  Silas  S,  engineer,    res    Dwight  Way  nr  Humboldt 

ave 
Gilseman  Thomas,  gardener,  res  Bushnell  nr  College  Way 
Gilson  Patrick,  gardener,  res  Gilman  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

Walnut 
Gimbel  Frank,  carpenter,  res  Seventh  nr  Jones 
Ginn  Parthenia  S  Mrs,  res  Sixth  nr  Delaware 
Girvin  James  W  ( J  W  Girvin  &  Co,  S  F)  res  Claremont  ave 

bet  College  ave  and  Tyler 
Glasford  Peter    S,    salesman    O'Connor  &  Moffatt,  S  F,    res 

s  s  Dwight  Way  bet  Hillegas  and  Benvenu  aves 
Goarndt  William  M,  carpenter,  res  cor  Curtis  and  Bay 
Goebbels  Joseph,  waiter,  S  F,    res  Fair  View  nr  Humboldt 

ave 
Goebbels  Mary  Mrs,  res  Fair  View  nr  Humboldt  ave 
Goebbels  Rudolph,    apprentice    glass    cutter,   S  F,  res  Fair 

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Golsch  Christian,  carpenter,  res  Fifth  nr  Page 
Golsch  Henry,  carpenter,  res  Fifth  nr  Page 

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GompertzH  M  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School 

(iood  Robert  \\\  boots   and    shoes,  Shattnck  ave  nr  D  wight 

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Goodall  George  B.  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

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Goodrich  William   W,   architect,    Oakland,    res    cor    Ashby 

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Gordon  Andrew,  laborer,  res  Addison  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

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Gordon  Edwin  J,  teamster,  res  SW  cor  Rose  and  Spruce 
Gordon  Maliuda  Mrs,  widow,  res  Spruce 

Louisa 
Gorman  John,  furniture,  e  s  Humboldt  nr  Parker,  res  same 
Gorman  M.  laborer,  res  Franklin    nr  Rose 

SS  Hannah  Mrs,  widow,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Ellsworth 
Gottshall    Block,    L   Gottshall  propr,  cor    Center  and  Shat- 
tuck ave 
Gottshall    Louis    (Scotchler  &    Gottshall,   Oakland)   res  cor 

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Gould  Charles,  clerk  J  Hill  man    Palace  Car  Co,  res  cor  Ellis 

and   I'  air  Yiew 
Gove  I  W.  niari  ht.  res  Center  nr  Oxford 
Gowen  John  V,  laborer  S  P Co,  res  Wilder  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
( !  raber  T  F,  atty-at-law,  ( Oakland,  res  Do  rant  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Grady  Theodore,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

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Graham  Mary  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Dwighl  Way  and  Mark 
Graves  i   'ederick,  conductor  Berkeley  local  S  P  Oo,  rea  cor 

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Green  A    !•'  Miss,  school  teacher,  8  F,  rea  cor  Fourth 

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Vine  and  Rose 
GTegoire  Cauiille,  carpenter,  res  Sixth  nr  Allston 
Gregson  Harrison,  expressman,  res  Bristol  nr  Hamilton 
Griffith  Rupert  T,  student  U  C,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Grimshaw  George,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Allston 
Grimshaw  William,  carpenter,  res   San   Pablo  ave  nr  All- 
ston 
Grindley    James,   engineer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Harmon  nr  King 
Grindley  Lizzie  Miss,  res  Harmon  nr  King 
Grisman,  Brown  &  Co,  contractors  and  builders,  University 

ave  nr  Shattuck 
Grob   George,  butcher   S   Fischel  &  Co,  University  ave  nr 

Shattuck 
Grodhaus  Christina  Mrs,  res  Ellis  nr  Alcatraz  ave 
Gropp  George  M,   driver  Simon  Fischel  &  Co,  res  Carleton 

bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 
Gross  Mabel  Miss,  res   SW  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Hillegas 

ave 
Grover  A  K  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School 
Grover  William  A,  physician  steamer  Mariposa,   res  Chan- 

ning  Way  bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 
Grubelstein  Joseph,   shoemaker  Choate   bet   Bancroft  and 

Allston  Ways,  res  same 
Guadalupe  Mining  Co,  H  McCormick,  supt,  cor  University 

ave  and  Fourth 
Guenette   Bella  Miss,  employe  Standard    Soap  Co,  res  Hol- 

yoke  nr  Fifth 
Guenette  E  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  res  Holvoke  bet  Fourth  and 

Fifth 
Guerin  Catherine  Miss,  domestic,  res  Oxford  ni  Rose 
Guerin   Patrick,  laborer   Standard   Soap  Co,  res  Eighth  nr 

University  ave 
Guittiere  Elie,  propr  Paris  House,  cor  Third  and  Jones,  res 

same 
Guthrie   David,   coachman,    res  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Ells- 
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Hadlen  Charles,  driver  D  H  Bruns  &  Co,  res  San  Pablo  ave 

nr  Channing  Way 
Hp.fey  James,  laborer,  res  SE  cor  Rose  and  Spruce 
Hahn  eJean   M,    student   U  C,  res  Carleton   nr  Ellsworth 


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Hall  Edward  S,  plumber,  S  F,  res  D wight  Way  nr  Humboldt 

ave 
Hall  Francis  W,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Oakland 
1 1  all  Samuel,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Oakland 
Hall  William,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Eddy 
Haller  John,  blacksmith,  res  Sixth    bet    Addison    and  Alls- 
ton 
Haller  Peter  H,  blacksmith,  Fifth  nr  Addison,  res  same 
Halsey  Earl  S,  clerk  J  G  Chown,  S  F,  res  Allston  Way    bet 

( "boate  and  Union 
Halsey  Edgar  E,  carpenter,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Choate  and 

Union 
Halsey  Edward,  carpenter,  res  Allston  Way 
Halsey  Joseph  T,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Choate  and  Union 
Halsey  Nellie  Mrs,  widow,  res  Allston  Way  bet  Choate  and 

Union 
Hamilton  Benjamin,  printer,  S  F,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Hamilton    Charles    J,  painter    Hugo    Michel,   res  Berkeley 

House 
Hamilton   James,    contractor    and    builder,   res    Ninth    bet 

Delaware  and   Bristol 
Hamilton  .lames  B,  gilder,  S  F,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Hamilton  L  Mi  —  ,  res  Ninth  bet  Delaware  and  Bristol 
Hamilton  Susan  Mr>,  widow,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Handerkin   Thomas   U  employe   Mint,    S  F,   res  Ninth  nr 

Bristol 
Ilann   Thomas,  meat    Market,  Shattuck    nr  University  ave, 

pea  cor  Berkeley  Way  and  Henry 
Hanscom  John  0,  see  American  Bridge  Co,  S  F,  res  Walnut 

bet  Rose  and  <  rilman 
Hanscom  Meldon  I.  agl  Pacific  Accident  Insurance  Co,  S  F, 

res  Walnut  bet  (  Vdar  and  Vine 

Hanscom  Meldon  L,  bookkeeper  Henry  W  'Taylor,  red  Wal- 

oel  bet  ( ledar  and  Vine 
Hanscomb  Frank  C,  gardener,  res  Russell  nr  Third  ave 
Hansen  Benjamin,  deckhand  steamer  Oakland,  res  Sixth  nr 

Bristol  ' 
Hansen  Charles,  teamster,  res  Eighth  bet  Bristol  and  Uni- 
versity ave 
Hansen  Frederick,  engineer    Institute    for  the  Deal*.  Dumb 

and   Blind,  reg  u  -  Warrington  nr  Kearny  ave 
Hansen  William,  farmi  r,  rea  Grove  avenr  Prince 
Harder  Ludwig,  laborer,  pea  rFancisco  nr  Grant 
Harkej  Mar}  Mrs,widow,r<  nd  nr  University  ave 

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Harmon  John  B,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  SW  cor  Dwight  Way 

and  Ben ven u  ave 
Harmon  Lewis  C,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais 
Harris  A  C,    principal    San    Pablo    ave  and  Seventh  Street 

Schools,  res  Oakland 
Harris  A  C  Miss,  teacher  Rose  Street  School,  res  S  F 
Harris  Elias  B  Mrs,  res   SE    cor   Ellsworth    and    Channing 

Way 

Harris  Isabel  S  Miss,  student  U  C,  res   S  E    cor    Ellsworth 

and  Channing  Way 
Harris  Lalla  F  Miss,  student  U  C,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and 

Channing  Way 
Harris  Sarah  A  Mrs,  res   Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft    and  Alls- 
ton  Ways 
Harris  Sylvia  F  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Ellsworth  and   Channing 

Way 
Hart  John,  janitor  U  C,  res  Dana  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston 

Ways 
Hartkop  H,  carpenter,  res  College  Way  nr  Louisa 
Haseltine  Harvey  S,  res  NE  cor  Russell  and  College  ave 
Haste  S  Henry,  res  NE  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Fulton 
Haste  Louisa  J  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Fulton 
Havelin  James,  blacksmith  P  H  Haller,  res  same 
Hawley  Huntington  H,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Rose 
Hay  J  S,  blacksmith,  res  Wilder  nr  San  Pablo 
Hayden  Leonard,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Eddy 
Hayden  L  T,  milk  ranch,  San  Pablo  nr  Dwight  Way 
Hayes  Anna  Miss,  domestic,  res  Durant    ave   bet  Dana  and 

Choate 
Hayes  Ellen  Mrs,  res  Ninth  nr  Addison 
!  Hayes  James,  blacksmith,  res  Wilder  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Hayne  Brewton  A,  atty-at-law,  res  Piedmont  ave  bet  Dwight 

and  Channing  Ways 
Haynes  Edmond,  carpenter,  res  University  ave  nr  Shattuck 
Hayes  E  B  Mrs,  dress  maker,  res  Fair  View  nr  Ellis 
Hayes  Edwin  B,  carpenter,  res  Fair  View  nr  Ellis 
Head  Anna  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school  for  girls,   Chan- 
ning Way  nr  Dana,  res  same 
Hearts  of  Oak  Lodge  No  61,  A  0  U  W,    meets    Wednesday 

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Heath  Harriett  0  Mrs,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Hedges  Charles  H,  cashier  U  S  Mint,   S  F,  res  NE  cor  Col- 
lege and  Berkeley  aves 
Hedley  Peter  D,  res  Calais  cor  Woolsey 


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and  Calais 

Heenan  Thomas,  engineer  steamer  Mare  Island,  res  Uni- 
versity ave  cor  Fourth 

Ileeney  Thomas  F,  engineer  Berkeley  ferry  boat,  res  Bristol 
nr  Second 
%  in    Ilefey  James,  carpenter,  cor  Spruce  and  Rose 

Heffner  Edward,  carpenter,  res  Franklin  House 

Helm  Ellen  Mrs,  res  Fourth  nr  Jones 

Belphinstine  Mary  Mrs,  res  Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft  and 
Allston  Ways 

Ilenderkin  Thos  F,  res  Ninth  bet  Bristol  and  University  ave 

Henderson  Alice  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  Virginia  nr  Shattuck 
ave 

Henderson  Blythe,  Walnut  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 

Henderson  Cassie  Miss,  school  teacher,  res  Virginia  nr  Shat- 
tuck ave 

Henderson  James,  painter,  S  F,  res  Wilder  cor  May  bell 

Henderson  Jane  Mrs,  res  Virginia  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Henderson  William,  clerk  Congdon  &  Co,  res  Virginia  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Henley  J  B  Capt,  supt  Berkeley  Ferry,  res  cor  University 
and  Sixth 

HENRY  W  TAYLOR  LUMBER  CO,  H  W 

Taylor  proprietor,  cor  Bristol  and  Second 
Herbal  Henry,  carpenter,  res  bet  University  ave  and  Addi- 
son 
Hermann  Max,  bookkeeper,  S  F,   res  Seventh  bet  Univer- 
sity ave  and  Addison 
HerroD  William  A,  coachman    .1  Garber,  res  w  sClaremont 

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Hess  Q  Frederick,  cook  Franklin  House,  res  Bristol  nr  Sixth 
#      11.  wit  L  G,  firemau  8  P  Co,  West  Berkeley 
5    Heywood  Samuel,  capitalist,  res  Delaware  nr  sixth 
JJjJ    Heywood  Walter,  collector,  res  Fifth  bet    Holyoke  and  Fol- 

Heywood  William  B, Gualala  Mill  Co,S  F,res  sw  cor  Arch 
and  Vine 

Hickey  James,  laborer,  res  Fourth  bet  Delaware  and  Hol- 
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Ili<k-  Emma  Mrs,  housekeeper  Berkeley  Hotel,  res  same 

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'p.,  r  Hilgard  Eugene  W,  professor  agriculture  U  C,  res  Bancroft 
§  *  Way  bet  Audubon  and  Piedmont  ave 

°-*  b  Hill ,  dentist,  S  F,  res  Center  nr  Shattuck  ave 

0  §    Hill  W  H  Rev,  res  cor  Bancroft  Way  and  Fulton 
*g  ,§>  Hillans  Louis,  farmer,  res  cor  Rose  and  Josephine 

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£r>^    Hilton  Lee  Ella  Miss,  saleslady  John  Hanly,  res  W  Berkeley   *  Q 
S  jg    Hirsch  Harmon,  millhand  Xiehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  cor  Fifth 
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Hoag  Charles  P,  clerk  Home  Security  B  and  L  Association, 

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Hoag  Edgar  L.  salesman  W  W  Brier  &  Co,  S   F,  res  Uni- 
versity ave  nr  Grant 
(  J  Hoben  Charles,  glazier,  res  Sixth  bet  Bancroft   and  Allston  |  f1 
^  ®  Hoben  Hattie  Miss,  res  Sixth  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  p^ 

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3  Hoben  Isabella  Miss,  res  Sixth  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston 
^    m  Hoben  Robert,  stair  builder,  res    Sixth   bet   Bancroft   and 
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sj  j;  Hoben  William,   sail   maker,   res    Sixth    bet   Bancroft   and 
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CO  2  Holden  Charles  S,  plumber  Mitchell  &  Jeffries,  res  Alcatraz 
UJ  ^  ave  nr  Calais 

^  _J  Holgerson  Hans,  employe  Standard   Soap   Co,  res  Allston 
J  ^  Way  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

I  <  HOLMES  MINNIE  MRS,  widow  of  W  Porter,  res 
|—  O  Oxford  nr  College  Way 

Holton  Edward  K,  farmer,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Lowell 
Bolton  Eliza  Mrs,  widow,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Lowell 
Homann  Emil,  cabinet  maker  Niehaus  Bros   &  Co,  res    cor 
I  [olyoke  and   Fourth 

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ing of  each  month,  office  Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley 
^  Station 

Holier  Joseph,  mfr  and  dealer  in  boots  and  shoes,  Shattuck 
ave  opp  Berkeley  Station,  res  same 
H    Hooper  William,  mgr  Occidental   Hotel,  S   F,  res  Berkeley 
Hotel 
Hopkins  Moses,  carpenter  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Oakland 
Hossack  Daniel,  res  w  s  Warring  nr  Kearny  ave 
^H     Boughton  Francis,  student  U  C,  res  Walnut  bet  Cedar  and 
jpe^j  Vine 

SHounara  E,  millhand  Wesl    Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Howard    Albert    A,    professor    Latin    U   C,    res    Chapel   bet 
Bancroft  and  All-ton  Ways 
<    Howard  Herberl  S,  printer,    res    Blake    bet    Ellsworth  and 
Fulton 
Howard  John  W,  employe    rainier   &    Key,  S   F,  res  Blake 
KM  bet   Ellswortb  and   Fulton 

^|     Howe  Lucy   \)  Mrs,    variety    Btore,     Harmon    in-    Calais,  res 

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Howison  George  II.  professor  Mental aud  Moral  Philosophy 

l  E  cor  Piedmont  and  ( 'banning  av< 

Huber  Mike,  laborer  John  Weisinger,  res  same 

HHuchard  Elie,  gardener  A  Be r tin,  res   Addison  nr  Shattuck 
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WHuddart  Jamea  M,  Bupl  Clatsop  Milling  Co,  res  Duranl  ave 
bet  Shattuck  .i\  <•  and  Fulton 
Huddarl  Wm,  salesman,  8  F,  res   Shattuck    bet  Channing 

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•■       Hudson  John  i.  r<     Ellsworth    bet    Bancroft    and    Allston 

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Hudson  Julian  W,  student  Berkeley  Gymnasium,  res  Ells- 
.  worth  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 

Hudson  Mattie  B  Miss,  student  Berkeley  Gymnasium,  res 
Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 

Huff  Charles,  laborer,  res  Franklin  House 

Huff  Christian,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  Bristol  nr  Seventh 

Huff  J  H,  laborer,  res  Franklin  House 

Hug  Charles,  soap  mfg,  Second  nr  Bristol,  res  same 

Huggins  Amos  W,  salesman  A  I  Hall,  S  F,  res  SE  cor  Du- 
rant ave  and  Ellsworth 

Huggins  Charles  L,  draughtsman  U  S  Coast  Survey,  res 
SE  cor  Durant  ave  and  Ellsworth 

Huggins  Francis  G,  res  SE  cor  Durant  ave  and  Ellsworth 

Huggins  Harriet  C  Miss,  res  SE  cor  Durant  ave  and  Ells- 
worth 

Huggins  Lydia  P  Mrs,  widow,  res  SE  cor  Durant  ave  and 
Ellsworth 

Hull  Clinton  T,  clerk  post-office,  S  F,  res  Fulton  nr  Allston 
Way 

Hull  Frank,  clerk  H  A  Smith,  S  F,  res  Fulton  nr  Allston 
Way 

Hunt  Clarence  M,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Fourth  nr  Delaware 

Huntoon  Carolyn  L  Miss,  student  U  C,  res  Chapel  bet 
Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 

HUSTED  F  M,  attorney-at-law  and  Directory  Pub- 
lisher, 604  Merchant,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shat- 
tuck  ave 

Hutton  Harriet  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  Dwight  Way  bet  Ells- 
worth and  Fulton 

Hutton  John  A  D,  dentist,  Berkeley  Station,  res  Dwight 
Way  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 

Huttleston  Elizabeth  Mrs,  res  cor  Cedar  and  Louisa 

Huttleston  Frederick,  shoemaker  Charles  Martin,  res  Sixth 
nr  Bristol 

Hyde  Munson  H,  res  Walnut  bet  Cedar  and. Vine 


Iddins  Frederick,    carpenter    U   C,   res    Center    bet  Shat- 

tuck  ave  and  Oxford 
Idiens  Joseph,  employe  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Vine  and  Henry 
Ingles  Edwin  F,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Walnut   bet  Virginia 

and  Cedar 
Irigoyen  Matilda  Mrs,  res  Sixth  nr  University  ave 
Irondale  Co    (Daniel    Fraser    and    William    Rutledge)    cor 

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q  Irvin  Edwin  S,  mining  engineer,  S   F,  res  Channing  Way 

£  C  nr  Shattuck  ave 

%  *•  Irvine  John,  asst  gardener  U  C,res  Blake  nr  Humboldt  ave 

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Jackson  Catherine  Mrs,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Hamil- 
ton 

Jackson  Daniel,  machinist  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fleming's 
Point 

Jackson  Farrer,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Freming's 
Point 

Jacobs  L  A  Miss,  teacher  San  Pablo  ave  School,  res  Oak- 
land 

Jacobs  Mary  Mrs,  domestic,  res  SE  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Gil- 
man 

Jacobson  Jacob,  teamster,  res  Ellsworth  bet  Dwight  and 
Channing  Ways 

Jacobson  John  F,  carpenter,  res  cor  Woolsey  and  Harper 

Jacquemin  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  Blake  bet  Ellsworth  and  Ful- 
ton 

Jacquemin  Elszabeth  Mrs,  res  Blake  bet  Ellsworth  and 
Fulton 

Jacquemin  Jennie  Miss,  res  Blake  bet  Ellsworth  and  Ful- 
ton 

Jaoqueinin  Theresa  M  Miss,  bookkeeper  Stewart  &  Trow- 
bridge,  and  operator  W  U  T  Co 

Jahnholtz  Gustaf,  mariner,  res  Ninth  nr  University  ave 

Jamea  Prank  W.  clerk,  S  F,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais 

James  William,  Laborer,  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Alcatraz  ave 

nr  Stnt  ion 

Jaramez  Anton,  Laborer,  roa  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Delawaro 
Jebena  Margaret  Miss,  res  cor  Shattuck  ave   and  Channing 

Way 

Jebena  Mary  K  Mrs,  widow,  res  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Chan- 
ning Way 
Jensen  An  tone,  carpenter,  rea  Woolsey  nr  King 
Jensen  C,  foreman  carpenter   Bhop  Enstitute    for   the  Deaf, 

I )  1 1 1 1 )  I »  and  Blind 
Jensen  Charles,  mariner,  rea  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 
Jensen  Christian,  mariner,  rea  cor  Holyoke  and  Fourth 
Jensen    Sana  P,  carpenter,    rea    Fair    View    nr    Bumbold! 

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Jensen  John  C,  carpenter  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  Dwight  Way  bet  Dana  and  Choate 
Jensen  M,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Franklin 
Jensen  Peter,,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  cor  University 

ave  and  Eighth 
Jensen  S  P,  cabinet  maker  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  B 
Jewett  Charles  E,  clerk,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Derby 
Jewett  Mary  H  Mrs,  The  Grayson  Place,  San  Pablo  ave 
John  David,  gardener  Dr  Baronides,  res  same 
Johnholtz  G,    laborer,    res    Ninth    bet  University  ave  and 

Addison 
Johns  David,  laborer   J  W  Rowland,  res    cor    Gilman    and 

Sixth 
Johnson  Augustus,  carpenter,  res,  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Johnson  Carl,  boarding  house  keeper,  S  F,  res  Dwight  Way 

nr  Dwindle 
Johnson  Charles,  carpenter,  res  Blackstone  nr  Lowell 
Johnson  Charles,  laborer,  res  Ellis  nr  Fairview 
Johnson  Charles  F,peddlar,  res  Ellis  nr  Woolsey 
Johnson  Charles  H,  laborer,  res  cor  King  and  Woolsey 
Johnson  Christopher,  wine  packer,  S  F,  res  Seventh  nr  Uni- 
versity ave 
Johnson   C  M,  foreman  Truckee  Lumber  Co,  S  F,   res    Sev- 
enth bet  Addison  and  Allston  Way 
Johnson  Erasmus,  second  engineer  Berkeley  ferry  boat,  res 

Posen  Station 
Johnson  John,  res  University  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Johnson  John,   gardener  J  W  Girvin,    res  Claremont    ave 

bet  College  and  Tyler 
Johnson    John    wharfinger,    West  Berkeley  Ferry  Boat,  res 

Sixth  bet  Allston  and  Bancroft  Way 
Johnson  John  C,  long  shoreman,  res  Dohr  Tract 
Johnson  Lars,  miner,  res  Seventh  nr  University  ave 
Johnson  Lucy  M  Miss,  student,  res  Dwight   Way    nr  Dwi- 
ndle 
Johnson  Patrick,  laborer,  res  Gee  nr  Addison 
Johnson  Philip,    Berkeley   and    S   F  Express,    Addison  nr 

Shattuck  ave,  res  same 
Johnson  Rasmus,    fireman    steamer  Berkeley,  res   Bancroft 

Way  cor  Third 
Johnson  Robert  P,  mariner,  res  Fifth  nr  University  ave 
Johnson  Thomas  Mc,  carpenter,  res  Fifth  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Johnson  Zachariah,  cook,  res  cor  Harmon  and  Baker 
Jones  Ann  Mrs,  res  Dana  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
Jones  D  G,  student  U  C,  res  NE  cor  Haste  and  S  Atherton 
Jones  Edmund,  res  Prince  nr  Shattuck 


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Jones  Edward,  carpenter,  res  Louise  bet  Vine  and  Cedar 
Jones  George  expressman,  res  Louise  nr  Virginia 
Jones  Mary  E  Mrs,  res  Peralta  Park 
Jones  Minnie  Miss,  res  Channing  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Jones  Nathaniel, surgical  instruments,  1115  Broadway,  Oak- 
land, res  Atherton  nr  Allston  Way 
Jones   Shad  rich,  wagon  maker,  res  Channing  Way  nr  Shat- 

tuck  ave 
Jones  Thomas,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  Ninth  nr  Gilman 
Jones  William  Carey,  associate  prof  history   U  C,    res  Ban- 
croft Way  bet  Dana  and  Chapel 
Joseph  Helen  Miss,  domestic  J  Ballard,  res   Claremont   ave 
Jucksch  Frances  Mrs,  res  Sixth  bet  Folsom  and  Holyoke 
Jucksch  Mary  Miss,  res  Sixth  bet  Folsom  and  Holyoke 
Judson  Charles  C,  supt  S  F  Chemical  Works,  res  Fleming's 

Point 
Judson  Egbert,  pres  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  and  Judson 

&  Shepard,  res  Fleming's  Point 
Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  Egbert  Judson  pres,  H  E  Bothin 
vice-pres,  Charles   Butler    sec,  V  D    Moody    treas,  P  A 
Wagner  genl  manager,  Emeryville 
Judson  &  Shepard,  proprs  SBF  Chemical  Works  and  Sulphur 

Powering  Mill,  Fleming's  Point,   office  S  F 
Junge  Henry  N,  clerk  D  H  Bruns  &  Co,  res  cor  San    Pablo 

and  University  aves 
Jurgesen    Andrew,    laborer,  res   Fourth    bet    Holyoke    and 

Jones 
Jurgenseu  Henry  (J,  laborer,  res  Jones  nr  Sixth 
JURGENS    J   H,    groceries    and     liquors,    cor    San 

Pablo  ave  and   Tnion 
Just  Clara  Miss,  domestic,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Lowell 

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Kastena  Henry,  employe  .1  Everding  Sz  Co,  res  Addison  nr 

Fourl  li 
Kastena  Henry  0,  foreman  .1  Everding  &  Co,  res    Addison 

nr  Fifth 

Ke.n-.iii  Delia  Mi  —  ,  domestic  histitute  for  (In1  Deaf,  Dumb 

ami    Blind,  pea  Bame 
Kearney  John  J,  laborer,  pes  cor  Addison  and  Grant 
ECeefe  Michael,  pes  Holyoke  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

fer  Alice  F  Miss, teacher  Kellogg  School,  res  s  F 
Eeeler  Charlea  A.  student  CJ  0,  res   BE   cor    Dwight   Way 

and  A<tna 
Cehoe  Edward,  shoemaker, rea  Page  nr  Fifth 

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Keith  Douglas,    clerk    Institute    for    the    Deaf,  Dumb  and 
Blind,  res  same 

Keith  William,  artist,  S  F,  res  Atherton  nr  Allston  Way 

Kellogg  Martin,  prof  Latin  U  C,    res    Bushnell    nr    College    I         I 
Way  ,  fc; , 

Kellogg  School,  Henry  Veghte  principal,  Center    bet  Shat-    J^>< 
tuck  ave  and  Oxford 

Kelly  Mrs,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 

Kelly  Annie  Miss,  domestic,  res  cor  Center  and  Oxford 

Kelly  Isaac,  res  SE  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Stuart 

Kelly  James,  carpenter,  res  Fourth  nr  Jones 

Kelly  J  F,  employe   Whitney's  Express,   res   Shattuck   ave 
bet  Channing  Way  and  Durant 

Kelly  John,  dairyman,  res  Humboldt  ave  nr  Alcatraz  ave 

Kelly  Julia  Miss,  res  Fourth  nr  Jones 

Kelly  Kate  Miss,  res  Fourth  nr  Jones 

Kelly  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Seventh 

Kelly  Patrick,  apprentice  machinist,  res  SE  cor  Union  and  \~* 
Allston  Way 

Kemp  William  E,  plaster  ornaments,  S  F,  res  Fairview  nr 
Calais 

Kemp  W  A,  ornamental  plasterer,  res  Fairview   bet   Calais 
and  King 

Kennedy  Lizzie  Miss,  domestic,  res  University  ave  nr  Shat- 
tuck ave 

Kennedy  Michael  P,   porter  Martin   Sachs,  S   F,  res  Arch 
bet  Vine  and  Cedar 

Kenney  Elizabeth  M  Miss,  stationery,  Berkeley  Station,  res 
Addison  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Kenney  Frank  G,  news  agt  S  P  Co,  res   Addison  bet   Shat- 
tuck ave  and  Oxford 

Kenney  James,  plumber,  res  Addison  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 
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Kerns  Chas  T,  carpenter,  res  University  ave  nr   Shattuck   6* HP 

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Kerrigan  Lucy  S  Mrs,  widow,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Kidd  James  W,  iron   moulder,  S   F,  res   Berkeley  Way   nr 

Hamilton 
Kiernan  Charles,  upholster  and   carpet  layer,  res   Berkeley 

Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  Milvia  o2m 

Kierulff  C  A,  clerk  American  Sugar  Refinery,  res  Shattuck 

ave  bet  Center  and  Bancroft  Way 
Kierulff  I  N,  atty-at-law,  res   Shattuck  ave  bet  Center  and   ^:^> 

Bancroft  Way 
Kierulff  T  C,  real  estate  and  insurance,  office  and  res  Shat 

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KierulfF  W   J   L,  bookkeeper  American  Sugar   Refinery,  S 
F,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Center  and  Bancroft  Way 

KINDERGARTEN     AND     PRIMARY 

SCHOOL,  Miss   Mattie    M    Morse  principal,    Ban- 
croft Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 

King  Alice  Miss,  res  Shattuck   ave  bet   Durant  and   Chan- 

ning  Way 
King  Edith  Miss,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Durant  and  Chan- 

ning  Way 
King  Edmund  P,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Humboldt  ave 
King  Emanuel,  laborer  T  W  Corder,  res  Elizabeth   nr  San 

Pablo  ave 
King  Manuel,  employe  Corder's  Tannery,  res   Elizabeth  nr 

San  Pablo  ave 
King  M  G,  civil  engineer,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Durant  and 

Channing  Way 
King  Nettie  Miss,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Durant  and  Chan- 
ning Way 
Kline  George  W,  asst  cashier  First  National  Bank,  S  F,  res 

Dwighl  Way  bet  Choate  and  Bowditch 
Knii  rim  John  Mrs,  res  s  s  Ashby  ave  nr  Humboldt  ave 
Knights  of  Honor,  Tahoe  Lodge,  No   1816,  meets  Saturday 

evenings  at  Sister n a  Hall 
Knott  Barton,  carpenter,  res  Third  bet   University  ave  and 

Addison 
Knott  Harvey,  laborer,  res  Berkeley  House 
Knott  Richard,  propr  Berkeley  House,  Third  nr  University 

ave 
K  nut  to  Robert,  laborer,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Derby 
Kolm  Nicholas,  school  teacher,  res  Eighth  nr  Addison 
Kschieschang  Elizabeth  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  Arch   bet  Vine 

and  ( ledar 
Kueirolo  Ben,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  same 
Knhlkon  Mangels,  carpenter,  res  Addison  nr  Granl 


Labruf  J  A.  painter,  pea  Addison  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Lena  are  Caroline  Mrs,  widow,  res  Ellsworth  nr  Allston  Way 
Lam  are  Emanuel  r>.  teacher,  res  Ellsworth  nr  Allston  Way 
Lambert  J  C,  hunter,  res  Shattuck  ave  nr  Emerson 
Landerway  John  \i.  restaurant,  Shattuck  ave  nr  University 
LANDRE6AN  BROS  (James  T  and  Thomas  C) 
proprietors  tlofburg  Brewery,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  I'ni- 
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Landregan  Denis  H,  saloon,  cor    San  Pablo  and  University 

aves,  res  Curtis  nr  University  ave 
Landregan  Denis  H  Mrs  (Landregan  &  Roach)  res  Curtis  nr 

University  ave 
Landregan    James  T    (Landregan  Bros)   res   eor  San  Pablo 

ave  and  Addison 
Landregan  &  Roach  (Mrs  D  H  Landregan  and  Mrs  Roach) 

restaurant,  cor  San  Pablo  and  University  aves 
Landregan  Rodger,  driver  Hofbury  Brewery,  res  cor  Second 

and  University  ave 
Landregan  Thomas  C  (Landregan   Bros)   res  cor  San  Pablo 

ave  and  Addison 
Landstrom  E,  machinist,  S    F,  res  Shattuck    ave  bet  Chan- 

ning  Way  and  Durant 
Lang  Joseph,  domestic,  res  Berkeley  Gymnasium 
Lang  Oscar  V,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Rose 
Lansdale  F  T,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Lapham  Edwin  J,  driver  T  Hann,  res  Spruce  nr  Rose 
La  Place  Bernard,  laborer,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 
Larkin  Jane  Miss,  res  University  ave  nr  Tenth 
Larkin  John,  physician.  University  ave  nr  Tenth,  res  same 
Larrabee    Charles,  mgr   Universal    Indicator  Co,    S  F,   res 

Humboldt  ave  bet  Oregon  and  Stuart 
Larsen  Christian,  mariner,  res  Fourth  nr  Jones 
Larsen  Elias,  box  maker  Standard    Soap   Co,    res   Franklin 

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Larsen  Elise  Mrs,  res  cor  Rose  and  Seventh 
Larson  Gilbert,  foreman  Kast's,  S  F,  res  University  ave  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Larson  Alexander,  res  Univereity  ave  nr   Sixth 
Larson  Ely,  box  maker,  res  Franklin  House 
Latimer  Thomas  R,  poultryman,  res  n    s    Berkeley  ave  bet 

Fowler  and  Mark 
Lauterbach  Joseph,  watchman  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind    res  same 
Law  Hartland,  produce    commission,  S  F,  res  Kittridge  bet 

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Lawrence  E  M,  salesman  Hayes  &  Co,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 

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Lawrence    John  A,  insurance,   S  F,  res  cor   Humboldt  ave 

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Lawson  Mary  Miss,  res  Walnut  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 
Layman  Joseph  D,  asst  librarian  U  C,  res  Grant  nr  University 

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Leahy  D  F,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  cor  Bristol  and  Hamilton 


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Le  Uonte  John,  prof  physics  University,  res  SE  cor  Dwight 

Way  and  Mark 
Le  Conte  Caroline  Miss,  res  Bancroft  way  nr  Piedmont  ave 
Le  Conte  Joseph,    prof  geology  and    natural    history   U    C 

its  Bancroft  Way  nr  Piedmont  ave 
Le    (<uite    Joseph    N,   student  U  C,  res    Bancroft  Way    nr 

Piedmont  ave 
L(  e  Ada  Miss,  res  Elizabeth  nr  San   Pablo    ave 
Lee  Elsie  B  Miss,  teacher  Miss  Head's  School,  res  527  Fred- 
crick.  Oakland 
Lee  Sadie  Miss,  res  Elizabeth  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Leech  man    John,    mining    engineer,    res    Dwight   Way    nr 

Choate 
Lei  and  Ethel  V,  res  Lincoln  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Leland  George  V,  capt  P  C  S  S  Bonita,  res  Lincoln  nr  Shat- 

tuck  ave 
Leland  "H  C,  capt  P  C  S  S  Coos  Bay,  res  Lincoln  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Leiberman  Henry,  carpenter,  res  Sixth  bet  Folsom  and  Del- 
aware 
Leibert  John  G,  deputy  labor    commissioner,  res  cor  Blake 

and  Ellsworth 
Leichsenring  Louis,  shoemaker,  Seventh  nr  Page,  res  same 
Leiva  I < »-<'j >1 1  E,    carpenter,    res    cor    University  ave    and 

Eighth 
Leland  M  J,  res  Lincoln  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Lellard  Joseph,,    employe   West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills,  res 

Third  be1  University  ave  and  Addison 
Leonard  Ambrose  A,    butcher   James  Welsh,  res  Elizabeth 

nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Leonard  George,  clerk  Butler  A:  Bolden,S  F,  a  Choate 

bet  I )\vi'_dii  and  ( 'hanning  Wave 
Leonard  Letetia  Miss,  rea   Dwighl    Way  bet  Dana  and  Ells- 

woii  h 
Leonard  Margaret  Mrs,  rea  Dwighl  Way  bet  Dana  and  Ells- 
worth 
Lester  William  II.  rea  N"E  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Choate 
Leut2  Charli  9,  Laborer,  pea  Seventh  nr  Page 
Lewie  Hannah  F  Miss,   clerk    New    Zealand   [nsurance  Co, 

Atheitoii  nr  Allstmi   Way 
Lewi-  Mary  II  Mrs,  rea  A.therton  nr  Ailston  Way 
Lewis  R  ( •.  rea  Peralta  bark 

Liebenow  A         bus  J,  saloon,  cor  San   Pablo   ave  and  Gil- 
man,  1         'i"' 
Liebeman  Charl<    ,  brakeman  s  P  Co,  rea  sixth  nr  Folsom 
Liberman  Benrj  A.  carpenter,  rea  Sixth  or  Folsom 

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Lillard  Joseph,  laborer,  res  Berkeley  House 

Liller  Joseph,  mill  hand    Niehaus    Bros  &  Co,  res  Berkeley 

House 
Lillie  Caroline  Mrs,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Grant 
Lind  A  Mrs,  midwife,  res  Ninth    bet   Bancroft   and    Chan- 

ning  Ways 
Lind  John  B,  carpenter,  res  Ninth  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Linklater  Jacob,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Stuart 
Lipman  Alexander  T,    res    Dwight   Way  bet  Ellsworth  and 

Fulton 
Lipman  Fannie  C  Mrs,    widow,   res  Dwight  Way  bet  Ells- 
worth and  Fulton 
Lipman  Frederick  L,  teller    Wells,   Fargo    &   Co,    S  F,  res 

Dwight  Way  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 
Lipman  Harry  R,  clerk  Butler  &  Haldam,  S    F,  res  Dwight 

Way  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 
Lipman  Louisa  A  Miss,  res  Dwight  Way  bet  Ellsworth  and 

and  Fulton 
Little  J  R  (Morse  &  Little)  res  Durant  ave  nr  Fulton 
Little  M  J,  res  Henry  nr  Rose 
Littlejohn  G,  teacher  Oakland  High  School 
Littlejohn  Helen  W  Mrs,  res  Virginia  nr  Milvia 
Llewellyn  Daniel  T,  moulder  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Fairview  nr  Calais 
Lloyd  Richard,  Justice    of   the    Peace,    West   Berkeley  and 

painter,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Dwindle 
Lockyer  Henry  H.  foreman    J  De    La    Montanya,  S  F,  res 

Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Logan  Howard,  driver    Patterson's    Express,    res  Blake  bet 

Shattuck  ave  and  Fulton 
Logan  William,  carpenter,  res  Virginia  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Long  George  W,  boarding  house,  res  NE  cor  Bancroft  Way 

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Lonneis  H,  mariner,  res    cor    Nevada    R  R  and  Universitv 

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Lopez  Alphonzo,  teamster,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Lopez  Joseph  M,  miner,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Delaware 
Lord  Carlos  R,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Vine  bet  Oxford 

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Lord  George,  carpenter,  res  Vine  bet  Oxford  and  Spruce 
Love  Charles  G,  res  NE  cor  Atherton  and  Bancroft  Way 


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Love  Minnie  C  T  Mrs,  physician,  NE  cor  Atherton  and  Ban- 
croft Way 

Lowell  A  I,  master  mariner,  res  Durant  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Lowell  Frank  N,  employe  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  res  Durant 
nr  Shattuck  ave 

Lowell  Fred,  student,  res  Durant  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Lowry  Robert,  laborer,  res  Bristol  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Lowry  John  R,  laborer,  res  Bristol  nr  Ninth 

Lucy  Anthony,  soap  maker,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston  Way 

Luddiugton  A  L,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 

Ludlow  B  C,  res  Durant  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Lull  A  Dr,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Channing   Way  and  Haste 

Lumbard  Juliet  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School,  res  S  F 

Lyle  Alice,  seamstress,  res  Third  nr  Page 

Lvle  Christina  T  Miss,  employe  Standard  Soap  Co,  res 
Third  nr  Page 

Lyje  Mary  Mis-,  employe  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Third  bet 
Page  and  Jones 

Lyle  May  Mrs,  res  Third  bet  Page  and  Jones 

Lyle  Robert  Mrs,  res  Third  nr  Page 

Lynas  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  res  NE  cor  Fulton  and  Haste 

Lynch  Edward,  atty-at-law,  Fresno,  res  n  s  Tyler  bet  Clare- 
ii) out  and  College  aves 

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Mac  Cargar  Beulah  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fifth  nr  Delaware 
Machol.lt  Adolph,  turner  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res    Franklin 

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Macholdt  Charles,  turner  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Franklin 

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Mackie  William,  collector,  res  cor  Cedar  and  Louisa 
Mackin  John,  carpenter,  pea  Choate  bet  Bancroft  and    Ali- 
son Ways 
Mackin   Joseph,   carpenter,    res   Choate    bet    Bancroft    and 
Allston  Waya 

MadaganJohn,  laborer,  Pea  COr  San   Pablo  ave  and   Holyoke 

Madigan  John,  fanner,  pea  cor  Ban  Pablo  ave  and  Bopkina  , 
Magee  Walter,  instructor  Physical  Culture  U  C,  rea  NE  cor  2  CO  ^ 

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Mainland  William,  salesman,  S  F,  res    cor  San    Pablo    ave 

and  Elizabeth 
Maison  John,  janitor  U  C,  res  Center  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

Oxford 
Males  William,  upholsterer,  S  F,  res  Fair  View  nr  King 
Maloney  Cornelius  D,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  cor  Eighth  and 

University  ave 
Maloney  John  P,  painter,  Richard    Lloyd,  res   Ninth    and 

Bristol 
Maloney  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Maloney  Mary  C,  res  Eighth  nr  University  ave 
Maloney  Peter,  butcher,  cor  Channing  Way   and    Shattuck 

ave,  res  same 
Mander  John,  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  PI  ining  Mill 
Mann  Chas  William,  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Mant  F,  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Mantz  Fannie  Miss,  res  cor  Fulton  and  Ward 
Mantz,  Anna  Miss,  res  ccr  Fulton  and  Ward 
Marchant  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  Sixth  nr  Jones 
Marden  John,  res  Blake  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 
Marks  Louis,  employe  Henry  Voos,  res  S  F 
Marliave    Edward    C,   traveling    salesman,  res    Lincoln  nr 

Shattuck  ave 
Marquand  Henry  N,  publisher  and  propr  Berkeley  Advocate, 

res  Fulton  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Marrack  Robert  M,  clerk,  S  P  Co,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Calais 
Marrin  J  B,  upholsterer,  res  Addison  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Marshall  Thomas,  res  Channing  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

Fulton 
Martin  Irene  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  Harmon  nr  Lowell 
Martin  Thomas  C,  mining    engineer,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet 

Shattuck  ave  and  Oxford 
Martinez  J  M,  employe  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  cor  Bristol  and 

Second 
Martinia  Joseph,  laborer,  res    NE  cor    Homboldt  ave  and 

Carleton 
Marx  F,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co 
Mason  Joseph  J,  real  estate,  S    F,  res  n  s  Channing  Way  nr 

Bowditch 
Mason  Thadeus  A,  engineer,  res  University  ave  nr  Seventh 
Mathews  Annie  E  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mathews  Charles  E,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mathews  Fannie  C  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mathews  J  H,  chief  engineer  P  M  S  S  Co,  res  Shattuck  ave 
Mathews  Joseph  W,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mathews  Mary  Mrs,  widow,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 


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Mathews  Peter  A,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mathews  Theresa  C  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Mattaini    Guiseppi,    laborer    Institute    for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Maubert  Joseph,  employe    San    Francisco  Chemical  Works, 

res  Fleming's  Point 
Maunder  John,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,    res  Oakland 
Manry  Jefferson,  res  Shattuck  ave  bet  Rose  and  Oilman 
Maxwell  G  H,  res  Chaining  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 
May  Henry,  butcher,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Elizabeth 
McAuley  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  e  s  Atherton  bet  Bancroft 

and  Allston  Ways 
McCarthy  Honora  Mrs,  res  cor  Delaware  and  Fourth 
McCarthy  John,  editor  Berkeley  Herald,  res    Berkeley  Way 

nr  Louisa 
McCarty  Annie  L    Miss,    employe    Standard    Soap  Co,    res 

Stock  Yards 
McCarty  Bertha   E  Miss,    employe  Standard   Soap    Co,    res 

Stock  Yards 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston  Way 
McClain  Charles   J,  clerk  Joseph   McClain,  res  Addison    nr 

Shattuck  ave 
McClain  Frank  W.  clerk  J  McClain,  res  Addison  nr  Oxford 
McClain   Joseph,    groceries    and   general  merchandise,  and 

agta  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  cor  Shattuck  ave   and  Addison 

res  Addison  nr  Shattuck  ave 
McCleave    William,  Capt    USA    (retired)   res  Walnut    bet 

Cedar  and  Vine 
McClure  8  M  Miss,  teacher  San  Pablo  ave    School,   res   '2C> 

Franklin.  S  F. 
McConnell    Michael,   mill    hand    Niehaus   &*  Schuster,  res 

Delaware  or  sixth 
McCormick  .1  A,  bookkeeper,  res  Shattuck  ave  nr   Virginia 
McCoy  Frances  L,  widow,  res   Ellsworth   bet   Bancroft    and 

.Ml -ton  Ways 
McCoy  William,  engineer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Channing 

Way  nr    Fourth 
McCoy  William  ( !,  engineer  Standard  Soap  Co,  rea  cor  Fifth 

ami  Addison 
McCraken  Orrin  C,  horse  dealer,  rea  s  a  Bancroft   Way  nr 

Audubon 
McCue  Mary  Mi  cor  Sixth  and  Delaware 

McDermitl  Jaines,  section  boss  8  1'  Co,  rea  Sixth  nr  Jones 
McDonald  B  Miss,  teacher  Kellogg  School,  rea  576  Twenty- 
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McDonald  D  F  Prof,  lecturer,  res  cor  Henry  and  Rose 
McDonald  Donald,  carpenter,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 
McDonald  Frank:  V,  cashier  Pacific  Bank,  S  F,  res   Dwight 

Way  nr  Dana 
McDonald    Howard,    clerk  Stewart  &  Trowbridge,  res   cor 

Shattuck  ave  and  Dwight  Way 
McDonald  Jessie   Miss,    domestic    Institute    for    the    Deaf, 

Dumb  and  Blind,  res  same 
McDonald  Jessie  Miss,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 
McDonald  Lizzie  Miss,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 
McDonald  Maggie  Miss,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 
McDonald  Teresa  Miss,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 
McElroy  Annie  D  Mrs,  widow,  res  e  s  Mark  nr  Kearny  ave 
McEvoy  Patrick,  laborer  U  C,  res  SE  cor  Union   and  Alls- 
ton  Way 
McEvoy  Peter,  laborer  U  C,  res  SE  cor  University  ave  and 

Allston  Way 
McGee  Edward,  employe  Hofburg  Brewery,    res    Fifth    nr 

Rose 
McGee  James,  res  McGee  ave  nr  Dwight  Way 
McGlennon  Michael  J,  engineer  Guadalupe  Mining  Co,  res 

Second  nr    University-  ave 
McGlinchey   Henrv,    shoemaker,    S    F,   res   cor   Page    and 

Fourth 
McGuire  William,  teamster,  res  w  s  College  ave  nr  Alcatraz 

ave 
McHeney  Ellen  J  Mrs,  res  Ellsworth  nr  Allston  Way 
Mcintosh  William,  blacksmith,   Dwight   Way   nr   Shattuck 

ave,  res  Dwight  Way  bet  Fulton  and  Shattuck  ave 
McKenna  Maggie  Miss,  domestic,  res  Berkeley  Gymnasium 
McKeown  James,  teamster  U  C,  res  cor  Berkelev  Way  and 

Oxford 
McKeown  Joseph,  gardener  U  C,  res   Choate   bet   Bancroft 

and  Allston  Ways 
McKissick  A  N,  carpenter,  res    NE    cor    Durant   ave   and 

Dana 
McKown  William  A,  asst  sec  U  C,  res  n   s   Audubon  nr  U 

C  grounds 
McKusick  Harrison  J,  miner,  res  n  s  Tyler  nr  Claremont 

ave 
McLachlan  Christina   P  Miss,  dressmaker,  res   Parker   nr 

Fulton 
McLean  Francis  H,  student  U  C,  res  NE  cor  Ellsworth  and 

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McLean  Francis  W  Miss,  teacher   Kellogg   School,  res   XE 

cor  Bancroft  Way  and  Ellsworth 
McLean  K,  teacher  Prescott  School,  res  Channing  Way 
McLean  S  E  Mrs,  res  XE  cor  Ellsworth   and   Bancroft  Way 
McLelland  Angus   (Nelson   &  McClelland)   res    University 

ave  bet  Lewis  and  Shattuck  ave 
McLeod    Robert    S,    hostler  Stewart  &  Trowbridge,  res  cor 

Shattuck  ave  and  Dwight  Way 
McLeod    Roderick,    driver    Stewart's  grocery,  res  Shattuck 

ave  nr  Dwight  Way 
McMahon  Daniel,   sewer  contractor,  res  cor  University  ave 

and  Louisa 
McMahon  Mollie  A  Miss,  domestic,  res  SW  cor  Dwight  Way 

and  Marsh 
McMillan    Donald    J,    barber,    Shattuck    ave  opp  Berkeley 

Station,  res  Center  nr  Berkeley  Station 
McMurray  John    P.  mfr  plaster  decorations,  res    Fairview 

*  nr  Calais 
McMurray  Orin  K,  student,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
McNamara  Daniel,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Oakland 
McNamara  Joseph  M,  plumbing,  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Ad- 
dison, res  Dwight  Way  bet  Sacramento   and  California 
McNulty    Bridgett,  domestic,  res  SE   cor  Dwight  Way  and 

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McNutt  Mary  Miss,  domestic,  res  SW  cor  Dwight  Way  and 

Mark 
McQuatzer  Peter,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Addison 
McQuay  Robert,  laborer,  res  Bristol  nr  Ninth 
McVay  Edward,  teamster,  res  University  ave  nr  Fifth 
McVay    Joseph    B,  teamster  Henry  W  Taylor   Lumber  Co, 

Addison  nr  Fifth 
McVay  Wilson,  real  estate  and  constable,  res  University  ave 

nr  Fifth 

McWatson  Peter,  laborer,  rea  Ban  Pablo  ave  bel  University 
ave  and  Addison 

Meaghten  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fairview   nr  Calais 

Meihaii  Claus,  driver  Bofburg  Brewery,  res  San  Pablo  ave 
nr  Addison 

Meinerl  11  M,  plasterer,  rea  Blackstone,  Dohr  Tract 

Menefe<    G  W,   carpenter,  s  F,  res  Shattuck  ave   bel 

Emert  on  and  Ash  by 

MENGES  JOHN  J,  plumber.  Dwighl  Way  nr  shat- 
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MERRILL  A  B,  druggist  and  notary  public,  Sbat- 
tuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Station,  res  Tremont  nr  New- 
berry Station 

Merrill  Clarence  S,  stenographer,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shat- 
tuck  ave' 

Merrill  S  S  Dr,  res  Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Station 

Merry  Thomas  P,  laborer,  res  Arch  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 

Mervy  Ulysses,  salesman,  S  F,  res  Fifth  nr  Bancroft   Way 

Merz  Adam,  cabinet  maker,  res  Haste  bet  Dana  and  Ells- 
worth 

Metcalf  George  D,  atty-at-law,  Oakland,  res  Bushnell  nr 
College  Way 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  pastor  Rev  J  H  Bruner, 
Seventh  bet  University  ave  and  Addison 

Meyer  Fritz,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Seventh 
cor  Allston  Way 

Meyer  John,  carver  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill,  res  Dele- 
ware  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Meyer  John  H,  cashier  Alfred  Borel  &  Co,  S  F,  res  Audu- 
bon  nr  U  C  grounds 

Michel  Hugo,  painter,  res  Ninth  nr  University  ave 

Mickleson  George  C,  res  Peralta  Park 

Middleton  Henry  C,  melter,  S  F  Mint,  res  cor  Fifth  and  Jones 

Mighell  William  E,  ship  chandler,  S  F,  res  Oxford  bet 
Cedar  and  Vine 

Miller  Albert,  laborer  R  P  Thomas,  res  La  Loma  Park 

Miller    F,  groceries,    res  cor  Fairview  and  Nevada  R  R 

Miller  Gazina  Mrs,  widow,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 

Miller  Herbert,  teacher  English,  Berkeley  Gymnasium,  res 
same 

Mills  Philo,  insurance  agt,  S  F,  res   Haste  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Mills  J  S,  employe  W  &  J  Sloane,  S  F,  res  Haste  nr  Shat- 
tuck ave 

Miner  A  L,  teacher  classics  and  mathematics  Berkeley 
Gymnasium,  res  same 

Minert  Henry  M,  plasterer,  res  Boise  nr  Harmon 

Minz  Joseph,  laborer,  res  Boise  nr  Harmon 

Mitchell  H,  painter,  res  Ninth  bet  University  ave  and  Ad- 
dison 

Moerck  Martin,  engineer  Giant  Powder  Co 

Moffat  Lizzie,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 
Blind,  res  same 

Moffett  Samuel  E,  editor  Examiner,  S  F,  res  cor  Fulton  and 
Ward 

Moller  Gustave,  carpenter,  res  Humboldt  ave  nr  Alcatraz 
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Monroe  Nellie  F  Mrs.  res  cor  Delaware  and  Eighth 

MONROE  PHILIP,  real  estate,  331  Montgomery, 
S  F,  and  with  Scotchler  &  Gottshall,  Berkeley  Station, 
res  cor  Eighth  and  Delaware 

Monterichard  Emil,  butcher  R  Monterichard, res  University 
ave  nr  Ninth 

Monterichard  Raymond,  butcher,  res  University  ave  nr 
Ninth 

Moore  Andrew  C,  billiards  and  club  rooms,  Gottshall 
Block,  res  Center  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Moore  James  A,  res  Holyoke  nr  Fifth 

Moore  Richard,  teamster,  res  College  Way  nr  Mil  via 

Moore  William  C,  bartender  Andrew  C  Moore,  res  same 

Moore  William  P,  architect,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet 
Shattuck  ave  and  Fulton 

Moran  John,  laborer,  res  Choate  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston 
Ways 

Moran  John  Paul,  carpenter,  re-  Addison  nr  Grant 

Morell  David,  res  Haste  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Morgan  Benjamin  F,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  NW  corChanning 
Way  and  Piedmont  ave 

Morris  Abner,  employe  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Sixth  nr  Del- 
aware 

Morris  A  II,  painter,  res  University  ave  nr  Sacramento 

Morris  D  C,  carpenter,  res  Folsom   nr  Curtis 

Morris  Moses,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  cor  Vine  and  Henry 

Morrison  John  T,  Capt  U  S  A,  real  estate,  Shattuck  ave  bet 
( 'enter  and  Addison 

Morrow  James  II,  res  cor  Carlton  and  Fulton 

Morse  George  D,  master  mariner,  res  Sherman  nr  Fran- 
cisco 

Morse  &  Little  (R  A  Morse  and  J  R  Little)  real  estate, 
Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Station 

M        -MISS     MORSES     KINDEEGAE 
TEN  AND  PRIMARY  SCHOOL,    Miss 
Mattie  M  Morse  principal,  Miss   Florence    Howard  as- 
sistant, Bancroft  Way,  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Morse  Mattie  M  Miss,  kindergarten  and  primary  school, 
Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave.  re-  Shattuck  ave  nr 
Bancroft  Way 

Morse  Nellie  Miss,  vocal  music  teacher,  res  cor  Shattuck 
ave  and  Bancroft  Way 

Morse  Iv  A  (Mo-  a-  Little)  res  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Ban- 
croft Way 

Mortiney  .1  M,  laborer  Henry  \V  Taylor  Lumber  Co,  res 
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Mortonson  Charles  G,  machinist,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Mortonson  Henry,  machinist,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Mortonson  Martin,  carpenter,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Moses  Bernard,    professor    history   U   C,    res    Audubon  nr 

U  C  grounds 
Mouser  Silas  M,  physician,  S  F,  res  Prospect  ave  nr  Chan- 

ning  Way 
Muldowney  J  R,  carpenter,  res  Jones  bet  Second  and  Third 
Muller  G  A,  painter,  Oakland,  res  Fairview  nr  Lowell 
Mulligan  John,  laborer  Standard   Soap  Co.    res    Fourth  nr 

Bancroft  Way 
Mulvhill  Thomas,  laborer,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Russell 
Munday  F,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co 
Munday  Frank,  hunter,  res  Fifth  nr  Folsom 
Munroe  A  F  Miss,  matron  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  same 
Murphy  Margaret  Miss,  domestic,  res  Gilman  bet  Shattuck 

ave  and  Walnut 
Murphy  Patrick  H,  tinner  S  P  Co,  res  Sixth  nr  Allston  Way 
Murray  Timochy  J,    coal    and    wood,    University    ave    cor 

Eighth,  res  same 
Murrillo  W  L,  res  Hopkins  nr  Josephine 

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N  3T,  Charles  H  Dunlap  agent,  9G2    Broadway,    Oak- 
land 
Myer  Martin,  porter  Alaska  Commercial  Co,  S  F,  res  Hum- 
boldt ave  nr  Alcatraz  ave 
Myer  Reynard,  dairyman,  res  Mil  via  nr  Gilman 
Myers  Jackson  R,  railroad  contractor,  res  n  s  Maple  nr  Col- 
lege ave 
Myers  William  F,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Myerscough  Joseph,  bricklayer,   res  e  s    Humboldt   ave    nr 
Parker 


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Nagle  Frank,  laborer,  res  Berkeley  House 

Nale  Jeremiah,  laborer,  res  Blake  bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 

Nash  S  G  Mrs,  res  Lincoln  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Neagle  Michael,  gardener,  res  N  W  cor  C banning  Way  and 

Piedmont  ave 
Nealon  James,  blacksmith  helper  W  Mcintosh,  res  cor  Ells- 
worth and  Channiny  Way 
Needham  Adolphus  H  Rev,  pastor  Trinity  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  res  Channing  Way  bet  Fulton  and   Ells- 
worth 

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Neely  David,  nurseryman,  res  University    ave  nr  Curtis 

Neilson  George,  employe  Giani  Powder  Co,  res  Eighth  nr 
Rose 

Neilson  Gustav,  deckhand  S  P  Co,  res  Bristol  bet  Eighth 
and  Ninth 

Nelson  Brothers  (Frank  and  Elmer)  plumbers,  University 
ave  n r  San  Pablo  ave 

Nelson  Elmer  (Nelson  Bros)  res  Bristol  nr  Sixth 

Nelson  Elmo  D,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Bristol  nr  Fifth 

Nelson  Emma  M  Mrs,  physician,  res  Bristol  nr  Fifth 

Nelson  Frank  E  (Nelson  Bros)  res  Bristol  nr  Sixth 

Nelson  Henry  A,  teacher,  res  NE  cor  Cedar  and  Walnut 

Nelson  Mads  (Nelson  &  McLelland)  res  Blake  bet  Fulton 
and  Ellsworth 

Nelson  &  McLelland,  blacksmiths,  horse  shoers  and  carri- 
age makers,  University  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Nelson  N  G,  deck  hand  steamer  Oakland,  res  Bristol  nr 
Eighth 

Nessle  Peter,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Neuschler  Benjamin,  stableman,  Institute  for  the  Deaf, 
Dumb  and  Blind,  res  same 

Neville  Anastatia  Miss,  res  s  s  Bancroft  Way  bet  Audubon 
and  Bo wd itch 

Newell  Cornelius  J,  laborer  H  W  Taylor,  res  Fifth  nr  Addi- 
son 

Newell  Dizzier  M,  teamster  H  W  Taylor,  res  Addison  nr 
Tenth 

Newell  Eugene,  plumber,  S  F,  res  Addison  nr  Tenth 

Newell  Fountain,  farmer,  res  Addison  nr  Tenth 

Newell  Fountain  F,  teamster,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  D wight 
Way 

Newell  John,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Dwight  Way 

Newell  John,  farmer,  res  Addison  nr  Tenth 

Newell   John  J,  teamster,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Ninth 

New.  11  Mary  Mi-s,  res  Addisen  nr  Tenth 

Newman  Alfred,  teamster  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Thiro  nr 
Alston    Way 

Niehelniann  K,  farmer,  res   King  nr  Mason 

Niclieimaiin  Paul,  harness  maker,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Uni- 
versity ave,  pea  Addison  nr  San  Pablo  ave 

Nicholas  John,  clerk,  8  F,  res  Gee  nr  Addison 

Nichols  Abram  W,  clerk  W  W  Montague,  8  P,  res  Pulton 
nr  Parker 

Nichols  M;iiy  C  Mrs,  widow,  res  Parker  bet  Dana  and  Ells- 
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Nichols  Samuel  V,    carpenter,    res  Parker  bet  Fulton  and 

Ellsworth 
Niehaus  Adolph,  turner   Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Ninth   nr 

Delaware 
Niehaus    Bros    &  Co  (Otto  and  Ernest  C  Niehaus  and  G  A 

Schuster)  proprs  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills,  Second 

nr  Delaware 
Niehaus  Carl,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Ninth  nr 

Delaware 
Niehaus  Edward  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Addison 
Niehaus  Ernest  C  (Niehaus    Bros  &  Co)  res  cor  Bristol  and 

Tenth 
Niehaus   Otto  (Niehaus  Bros  &  Co)  res   Ninth  nr  Delaware 
Nielsen    George,   employe    Giant    Powder    Co,  res   Rose  nr 

Eighth 
Nieison  Niels  P,  carpenter,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston  Way 
Noble  Thomas  N,  machinist,  S  F,  res  cor  Sixth  and  Rose 
Noel    Oscar,  laborer   Hofburg  BrewTery,  res  Eighth  nr  Uni- 

versily  ave 
Norflet    Frank,    coachman,    res  s  s  Dwight  Way  nr  College 

ave 
Norgrove  Chaises  M,  heel  burnisher  Orrin  Jones  &  Co,  S  F, 

res  e  s  Choafce  nr  Dwiglic  Way 
Norman  Nellie   Mrs,  teacher  public  school,  cor  Milvia  and 

Rose,  res  cor  Henry  and  Rose 
Norris  C  R,  cigars  and  billiards  Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley 

Station 
Nourse  Daisy  A  Miss,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 

and  Blind 
Nourse  Sterling    B,  clerk    Alameda  Water  Co,  res  cor  Ban- 
croft Way  and  Atherton 
Noyle    Edward,  employe  Hofburg   Brewery,  res    Ninth  bet 

University  ave  and  Bristol 
Nugent  T  C,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Grant 

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Oachsli  Stephen,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,   res  Bristol 

nr  Third 
Oakes  Mary  A  Miss,  res  Fifth  nr  Page 
Oakes  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fifth  nr  Page 
Oakes    Thomas,  employe  Standard   Soap    Co,  res  Fifth  nr 

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^  Ober    Newell,    carpenter,   res  SW  cor  Walnut  and  Delaware 

y  O'Brien  Frank,  shoefitter,  S  F,  res  Delaware  nr  San  Pablo 
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Ochilla  S,  mill  hand,  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill. 
Ockuly  Louis,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Choate  nr  Dwight  Way 
O'Connell  John,  teamster  E   A  Brown,  Oakland,   res  Ashby 

ave  nr  Humboldt  ave 
O'Connell    Michael,  sash    maker   Niehaus  Bros  &   Co,    res 

Franklin  House 
I  O'Connell  Paul,   shoemaker,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Addison,  res 

risame 
O'Conner    Margaret    Miss,    domestic,  res  SW  cor  Vine  and 
Oxford 
H    O'Connor  Clara  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  bet  University  ave  and 
Addison 
hg     O'Connor  Power,  shoemaker,  San  Pablo  bet  University    ave 
^  and   Addison,  res  same 

Odd  Fellows'  Hail,  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Addison 
p^|    O'Donnell ,    teacher  Institute  for    the  Deaf,  Dumb   and 

S  Blind,  rea  Bame 

oTarnll  Pal  rick,  bricklayer  res  Eighth  nr   University  ave 
O'Gara  Charles,  plumber  J  J  Menges,  res  S  F 
I  tgshaw  Hannah  Mrs  Dr.  physician,  rea  Henry  bet  Pose  and 
Oh^Ls  Oilman 

-         O'Keefe  Bart,  fireman  s  P<  Holyoke  nr  Fifth 

Kg     O'Kirt'c  l);micl  .1,  sallon,  S  F,   n-  Dtdaweiv  nr  Fourth 
^|    ( t'Keefe  John,  saloon,  Sixth  nr  Delaware,  rea  Bame 

H(  Riviera  Thomas,  fisherman,  rea  cor  Seventh  and  Bristol 
Ollso'i]  Hannah  Sirs,  widow,  rea  Alcatraz  nr  Calais 
01180D  Joshua  II.  collectoi  Oakland  Insurance  Co,  rea  AJca- 

Wtraz  nr  Calais 
Olson  John  P,  stone  cutter,  rea  Blackstone,  Dohr  Tract 
Olsen    Andrew,  Bailmaker  Giant  Powder  Co,  rea  Fleming's 

W  Point 

Olsen  August  l>.  stevedore,  8  F.  pea  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Olsen  Augustus,  carpenter,  rea  Baker  nr  Harmon 

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O'Malley  M  J,  merchant  tailor,  Shattuck  ave   nr  University 

ave  res  same 
O'NeilJohn,    employe  Berkeley   Planing    Mill,  res   Delware  | 

opp  Louisa 
O'Neil  Lawrence,  farmer,  res  .Sixth  nr  Channmg  Way 
O'Neill  Mary  Miss,  res  Addison  nr  Nevada  R  R 
O'Neill  Michael,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 
O'Neill  Patrick,  tunnel   contractor,  res  Addison  nr    Nevada 

R  R 
O'Neill  William,  publisher,  res  Ashby  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Openshaw  J  H,  engineer    S  P  Co,    res  Henry    bet  Rose  and 

Gilman 
Orcutt  Mrs,  widow,  res  cor  Harmon  and  King 
Orcutt  C  S,  stenographer,  S  F,  res  cor  Harmon  and  King 
Orr  William  H,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Union 
Osgood  J  Miss,  matron  Institute  for   the  Deaf,    Dumb  and 

Bling,  res  same 
Ospina  0,  student  U  C,  res  NE  cor  Cedar  and  Walnut 
Ostermann   Henry,  saloon,  cor  Third    and    University  ave, 

res  same 
Otis    William,  laborer    Henry  W  Taylor    Lumber  Co,    res 

Eighth  nr  University  ave 
O'Toole  Michael,  physician,    res  Gilman   bet    Shattuck  and 

Walnut 
Ott  A  L,  mfg  jeweler,  S  F,  res  cor  Vine  and  Louisa 
Overstreet  Bernice  Miss,  res  Ninth  nr  Addison 
Owen  S  A,  engineer   and   draughtsman,  res  Jones  nr  Fifth 
Oxley  Arthur,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Grant 


PACIFIC    DAIRY,    Antonio    M  Reyes  proprietor, 

San  Pablo  avemr  Union 
Pack  John  W,  asst  assayer  U   S   Mint,  S   F,  res  Spruce  bet 

Vine  and  Rose 
Page  James,  boarding  house,  res  n  s  Dwight  Way  nr  Choate 
Page  Letitia  Mrs,  boarding  house,  Bristol  nr  Second 
Pagh  Charles  E,  gardener,  res  Berkeley   Way  bet  Shattuck 

ave  and  Oxford 
Painter  Theodore  P,  type  founder,  S  F,  res  University  ave 

nr  Sixth 
Pait  Edmond,  engineer  steamer  Emma,  res  Blake  bet  Dana 

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Palache  Whitney,  agt  Union   Insuranco   Co,   S   F,  res   w  s  | 

Claremont  ave  nr  Russell 
Palkey  V  Mrs,  res  Bristol  nr  Second 
Palmer  Charles  T  H,  lawyer  and  pres  Oakland   Paving   Co, 

res  Piedmont  ave  opp  Bancroft  Way 
(/)    £    Palmtag  Charles,  butcher  S   Fischel  &   Co,  res   University 
PCj  &  ave  nr  Shattuck 

0  S    Pantermehl  John,  acid  maker  Giant  Powder  Co 
5    |    Pantermehl  John  W,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Eighth 
.  JJ  nr  Delaware 

fc  so    Pape  Adolph  Mrs,  res  Delaware  opp  Louisa 
Pape  Annie  Miss,  res  Delaware  opp  Louisa 
Pape  Geo  C,  propr  Berkeley  Planing  Mill,  res  Delaware  opp 

Louisa 
Pape  John,  employe   Berkeley  Planing   Mill,  res    Delaware 

opp  Louisa 
Pape    John,    electrician    Berkeley    Electric    Light    Co,    res 

Berkeley  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  Oxford 
Pape  Minnie  Mrs,  widow,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave 

and  Oxford 
Pape  William,   brakeman    S   P   Co,    res   Berkeley    Way  bet 

Shattuck  ave  and  Oxford 
Pape  William  E,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  Delaware  opp  Louisa 
Park  Congregational   Church,  W   F   Bickford   pastor,    Fair- 
view  nr  King 
Parker  George  E,  painter,  res  Oxford   bet  Cedar   and    Vine 
Parker  George  F  Mrs,  res  Oxford  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 
Parker  Geo  H,  commercial   traveler,  res  Fairview    nr   King 
Parker  L  A  Miss,  teacher   Prescott   School,  res   Oxford   bet 

Cedar  and  Vine 
Parker  Styles    S  C,   commission    and    insurance,  S    F,  res 

Atherton  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
Parnell  W  R,  colonel  USA,  (retired)  res  SW  cor  Vine  and 

( Oxford 
Paschold  Charles,  tailor,  S  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Folsom 
Paseoe  William  .I,  brass   moulder,  S    F,  res  cor   University 

ave  and  Tenth 

-ct  August,  printer,  res  Jones  nr  Sixth 
Pastoi  Henry  E,  printer,    S    F,   res   Dwight    Way    bet  Ells- 
worth and   FultOD 
Patterson  Albert  U'(  Patterson  &  Co)  res  Dwight  Way  bet 

Shattuck  ave  and   Fulton 

Patterson  <&  Co,  proprs  Berkeley,  Oakland  and  San  Fran- I  £  «| 
oisco  Express,  Dwight  Way  bet    Shattuck   ave  and  Ful- 
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Patterson  William,  master  mariner,  res  Milvia  nr  Rose 
Pauli  Gustaf,  shoemaker,  res   SE  cor  Ellsworth   and    Chan- 

ning  Way 
Pauly  John,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fleming's  Point 
Payne  Frank  Howard,  physician,  University   ave   nr   Shat- 

tuck  ave,  res  same 
Payne  William  E,  printer,  S  F,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Payson  William  H,  atty-at-law,  cor  Gilbert  and  Louisa 
Payzant  William,  bookkeeper    Lebenbaum    Bros,  S    F,   res 

Haste  nr  Fulton 
Peabody  Wm  H,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,   res  Tenth    nr 

Delaware 
Pearce  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  res  n  s  Channing  Way  nr  Bow- 
ditch 
Pearce  Laura  L  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  n  s  Channing  Way 

nr  Bo wd itch 
Peat  James,  employe  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Fourth  bet  Del- 
aware and  Holyoke 
Peixoto  M  P,  res  Bushnell  nr  College  Way 
Penfield  Archibald    R,  clerk    Torrey,  Whitney   &    Gardner 
Penfield  Guy  D  Mrs,  boarding  house,  res    NE    cor    Durant 

ave  and  Dana 
Pennwell  Samuel  A,  real  estate,  res  Bristol  nr  Sixth 
Peralta  Building  and  Loan  Association,  Wm  Kreling  (S  F) 
pres,  M  B  Curtis  vice-pres,   C  K  Clark  sec,  F  F  Graber 
atty,  office  Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  station 
Perean  Howard  J,  conductor  S  P  Co,  res  Bristol  nr  Third 
Perez  Bartolo,  driver  Peter  Maloney,  res  cor   Shattuck    ave 

and  Channing  Way 
Perkins  J   A,  salesman  O'Connor,  Moffatt  &  Co,  S  F,  res 

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Perkins  James  F,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  D wight  Way 
Perrins  Emma  C  Mrs,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Grant  and  Ham- 
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Perrins  John  Jr,  whip  and  lash  maker,  S  F,  res  Berkley  ave 

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Perrins  J  Mrs,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Grant  and  Hamilton 
Perrins  Lydia  Miss,  res  Berkeley  Way  bet  Grant  and  Ham- 
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Perry  A  Miley,  paper  hanger  S  Wakeham,  res  Alpha  Block 
Perry  Charles  S,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  SE  cor  D wight  Way  and  Benvenue  ave 
Perry  Esther  C  Mrs,  res  SE  cor  D wight  Way  and  Benvenu 

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Perry  H  C,  civil  engineer,  S  F,  res  Holyoke  bet  Fourth  and 
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Peter  Alice  Miss,  student  U  C,  res  University  ave  bet  Oxford 
Z  and  Shattuck  ave 

Peters  Hermann,  cigar  maker,  S  F,  res  Sixth  nr  Jones 


Petersen  Charles  C,  master  mariner,  res  Fifth  bet  Univer- 
sity ave  and  Addison 
I  Petersen  Hannah  Miss,  res  Third  nr  Folsom 


ill  ^«  Petersen  Henry,  coachman  J  Ballard,  res  Claremont  ave 
•J2  ^,  Petersen  Josie  Miss,  res  Third  nr  Folsom 
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Peterson    A  R,  clerk,    S    F,    res   Fairview  bet    Calais    and 
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Peterson  August,  blacksmith  cor  SanlPablo  ave  and  Addison, 
res  Tenth  nr  University  ave 

Peterson  Casper,  cooper,  S  F,  res  Fairview  nr  Adeline 

Peterson  Emma  Miss,  school  teacher,  res  Tenth  nr  Univer- 
sity ave 

Peterson  F  W  Mrs,  res  cor  Center  and  Shattuck  ave 

Peterson  I  Luis,  cooper,  S  F,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 

Peterson  Henry,  blacksmith  A  Peterson,  res  Tenth  nr  Uni- 
versity ave 

Peterson  Henry  8,  gardener,  res  Dwight  Way  bet    Univer- 
sity and  Fulton 
irson  Hiram,  carpenter,  res  Alcatraz  nr  Adeline 

Peterson  John,  res  Fifth  bet  Addison  and  Allston  Way 
rson  John,  laborer,  res  Blackstone  nr  Lowell 

n  John  .1.  mill   hand    Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Third 
nr  Folsom 

Peterson  Peter,  carpenter,  re.-  Prince  nr  King 

son  Olof,  tailor,  S  F,  rea  Fairview  nr  King 

Pettus  Thomas  A.  foreman  California  Door  Co,  rea  cor 
Shattuck  ave  and  Berkeley  Way 

Pettus  William  E,  res  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Berkeley  Way 

Phelps  <;  W  (Phelps  &  Richards)  real  estate,  res  Berkeley 

PHELPS  &  RICHARDS  (G  W  Phelps  and  J  w 
Richards)  real  estate,  shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Sta- 
tion 

Phelps  T  A  Mrs,  res  Peralta  Park 

Philbrook  M  saloon,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Gil- 

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Phil!  lerk  <  Hani  Powder  (  hth  nr  Min- 

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Phillips  Thomas  Rev,  pastor    81   Joseph's  Church,    res  cor 

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Pimentel  George,  clerk  S  F,  res  Delaware  nr  Curtis 

Pimental  James,  res  Delaware  nr  Curtis 

Pine  Henry,  carpenter,  res  Sixth  nr  University  ave 

Pine  Henry  Mrs,  dry  goods,     Sixth    nr  University  ave,  res 

res  same 
Pingree  Leonard  W,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
Pingree  Leonard,  employe  Wentwort  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 

Fifth  bet  Delaware  and  Folsom 

PIONEER  STARCH  WORKS,  J  Everding  & 

Co  proprietors,  Second  nr  Bristol,  office  S  F 
Pirie  George,  stair  builder  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Franklin 

House 
Pitman  H  C  Capt,  capitalist,    res    NE    cor    Durant  ave  and 

Dana 
Pleisch  John,  dairyman    Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  same 
Plint  Louis,  iron  moulder,"  S   F,  res    Addison   nr    Shattuck 

ave 
Pohlmann  Henrietta,  domestic,  res  SW  cor  Arch  and  Vine 
Poirier  J  B,  insurance  solicitor,  465  Ninth 
Poland  Frederick  A,  train  dispatcher   S    P  Co,  res  NE   cor 

Walnut  and  Virginia 
Pond  Ella  C  Mrs,  res  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Ellsworth 
Potts  James,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Elizabeth 
Powell  W  A,  carpenter,  res  Delaware  nr  Hamilton 
PowTell  Walter,  mgr  Bank  of   British  Columbia,  S  F,  res  e  s 

Atherton  nr  Allston  Way 
Powers  Patrick,  shoemaker,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Eliz- 
abeth 
Prairo  Eunice  G  Mrs,  res  bet  Fifth  bet    Addison   and  Alls- 
ton  Way 
Prenveille  A  E  M,  groceries,  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Humboldt 

ave,  res  same 
Prenveille  Rose  Mrs,  res    cor    Dwight  Way  and  Humboldt 

ave 
Price  John  M,  foreman  box  dept  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  cor 

Third  and  Allison 
Pringle  Thomas,  res  cor  Virginia  and  Hamilton 
Pue  Jacob  0,  res  Sixth  bet  Jones  and  Page 
Putzker  Albin,  teacher  German  U  C,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave 

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Quinn  Dennis,  res  Berkeley  Way  opp  Milvia 
Qui nn  John  C,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 

Quirk  J  F,  foreman  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  res  Dwight 
Way  Station,  Berkeley 

Quirk  John  T,  employe  Pacific  Coast  Planing  Mills,  Oak- 
land, res  Haste  nr  Fulton 

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Rader  John,   asst  cook    Institute   for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 

Blind,  res  same 
Rammelsberg  Ernest,  carpenter,  res  Sixth  nr  Delaware 
Ramos  Antonio  J,  laborer  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills,  res 

cor  Delaware  and  Fourth 
Ivamos  John,  teamster  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  Ninth  nr  Uni- 
versity ave 
Randel  Margaret  Mrs,  res  Milvia  nr  Francisco 
Elan  deli  ne    Franz    W.   mariner,   res  Dwight  Way  nr  Dwin- 

elle 
Raphael  Manuel,   mariner,  res  Sixth  nr  Jones 
Raphael  Manuel  Jr,  res  Sixth  nr  Jones 
Rasmussen  James,  master  mariner,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 
Raspeller  Joseph,  brewer   Ilofburg  Brewery,  res  University 

ave  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 
Raspeller  Louis,  employe  Ilofburg  Brewery,  res  Eighth  bet 

\ '  Diversity  ave  ami  Addison 
Rathbrum  V  L,  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills 
Rauschhaupi  Thoma  p  maker,  res  Franklin  House 

Rawson  Frederick,  engineer  (riant  Powder  Co,  res  Seventh 
nr  ( iil man 
,v  John,  laborer  .J  Oormick,  res  Berkeley    Way  nr  Shat- 
i uck  ave 
Raymers    M,    laborer,    res    Ninth    bet    University  ave  and 

Addison 
Raymond  Elizabeth  Mi--,  res  NE  cor  Dwight  Way  and  Ful- 
ton 
Raymond  Harry  L,  res  □  -  Tyler  nr  Olaremont  ave 
Raymond  Mary  P  Miss,  res  NE  cor  Dwighl  Way  and  Fulton 
Raymond  William  <J,  instructor  civil  engineering  U  C,  res 

1  )ui-;int  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Raymond  William  11  Vt  editor  State  text  books,  Sacramento, 

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I;,  auly  John,  mill  hand,  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills 
Recardo  l  I  >.  res  I  Delaware  nr  M  Llvia 
Redell  M ,  ree  Bristol  bel  Third  and  Fourth 

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Reed  Richard   R,   res  11  s  Durant  ave  bet  Choate  and  Bow- 
ditch 
Reichirt  Margaret  Mrs,  res  Dana  bet   Bancroft   and  Allston 

Ways 
Reinhardt  John,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  cor  Uni- 
versity ave  and  Fourth 
Revest  Louis,  laundry,  Second  nr  Rose,  res  same 
REYES    ANTONIO    M,  Pacific  Dairy,  San  Pablo 

ave  nr  Union 
Reynolds  Mary  L  Miss,  res  Ninth  nr  Bristol 
Rhodes  Godfrey,  res  735  Oxford 

Rhodes  James  H,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Harmon  nr  King 
RHOBEB    M    M,    deputy    insurance    commissioner, 

S  F,  res  University  ave  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  Louisa 
Rice  Frank,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Calais 
Rice  Richard  J,  plumber,  S  F,  res  Alcatraz  ave  nr  Calais 
Richards  J  W  (Phelps  &  Richards)  real  estate 
Richardson  George  W,  salesman  Stewart    &    Trobridge,  res 

SE  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Dwight  Way 
Richardson  William  J,  domestic,  res  Allston  Way  bet    Ells- 
worth and  Atherton 
Richter  Charles,  employe  West  Berkeley    Planing    Mill,  res 

cor  Holyoke  and  Fourth 
Richter  Frederick  C,  carpenter,  res  cor  Fourth  and  Holyoke 
Richter  G  Frederick  W,  shell  polisher,  res   cor  Fourth   and 

Holyoke 
Richter  Maximilian,  dairyman,  res  cor  Francisco  and  Sher- 
man 
Rickard  Reuben,  mining    engineer,    res  Bancroft    Way  bet 

Audubon  and  Piedmont  ave 
Riddell  Wellington,  engineer  S   P  Co,   res  Bristol  nr  Third 
Ridley  A  E  Brooke,  electrical  expert,  S  F,    res  Dwight  Way 

nr  Choate 
Rieuhart  J,  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mill 
Riggs  M  D  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Center, 

res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Milvia 
Ripley  James  R,  farmer,  res  Russel,  nr  Third  ave 
Rising  Willard  B,  prof  chemistry  U  C,  res    SE    cor   Chapel 

and  Allston  Way 
Ristrompaurt  William,  upholsterer  W&J  Shoan,  S  F,   res 

cor  Fulton  and  Bancroft  Way 
Roach  M  Mrs    (Landregan  &  Roach)  res  Holyoke  nr    Fifth 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  res  Fifth  nr  Rose 
Roark  Thomas  P,   carpenter,  University  ave  nr   San    Pablo 

ave,  res  Ninth  nr  Addison 
Robertson  John  P  (Cutter  &  Co,  S  F)   res  Spruce  nr  Vine 


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Robins  Jane  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  Spruce  nr  Vine 
Robins  R  S,  carpenter,  res  Union  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Robinson  A  Mrs,  widow,  res  Fairview  nr  King 
Robinson  Bessie  W  Mrs,  widow,    books,  stationer}-  and   art 

school,  Choate  nr  Allston  Way,  res  same 
Robinson  Carrie  M  Mrs,  widow,  res  Chapel  bet  Bancroft  and 

Allston  Ways 
Robinson  Edward  C,  attorney,  Oakland,  res  Gottshall  Block 
Robinson  James,  laborer  Blake  bet  Dana  and  Ellsworth 
Robinson  J  Chester,  entry  clerk  Henry  W  Taylor  Lumber 

Co,  res  1011  Twenty-sixth,  Oakland 
Robinson  J  J,  jeweler,  res  Delaware  nr  Hamilton 
Rockwell  W  R,  collectors  P  Co,  res  cor  University  ave  and 

Grant 
Roden  Adolph  G,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Rodenbeck  Frederick,  laborer,  res  Third  nr  Page 
Rodgers ,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res    Ellis  nr  Newbury  Sta- 
tion 

Rogerson ,  coachman  Mrs  J   Dean,  res   Claremont   ave 

Roland  John,  res  cor  Sixth  and  Gilbert 

Rolf  Mioii,  domestic,  res  cor  Humboldt  ave  and  Blake 

ROLLER    FRANK,  superintendent  Giant  Powder 

Co,  res  Fleming's  Point 
Roonev  Charles  P,  clerk  Chas  Brown,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr 

Delaware 

mna  Ludovico,  laborer,  res  cor  Ninth  and  Addison 
R  >sano  Ludwig,  employe  San  Francisco   Chemical    Works, 

-  cor  Ninth  and  Addison 
Rose  John,  deck  hand  S  P  Co,  res  Seventh   bet   Bristol  and 

Delaware 
Rose  John  <J.  carpenter,  res  Eighth  nr  Addison 
Rose  Joseph,  carpenter,  res  Grant  nr  Berkeley  Way 

I  >seph,  deck  hand   steamer  Oakland,  res  Seventh  nr 

1  Delaware 

Mina  Miss,  domestic,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 
Rosemond  Walter  E,  clerk,  8  F,  res  Woolsey  nr  Calais 
Rous!  Abel,  carpenter,  pes  Fairview  nr  Lowell 
Roust  Anton  .! ,  carpenter,  res  Fairview  nr  Lowell 
Rowantree  Sarah  9  Mrs,  widow,  res  Oxford  bet   Cedar  and 

Vine 
[lowland  I  W.  res  cor  Gilman  and  sixth 
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Russell  Eliza  A  Mrs,  widow,  res   Dwight  Way  bet  Choate 

and  Bowditch 
Rutledge  William,  druggist,  cor  University  ave   and  Fifth, 

res  same 
Ryan  John,    laborer,    res    Addison   bet  Shattuck  ave    and 

Louisa 
Ryan  Margaret  Mrs,  domestic,  res  S  Atherton  nr  Channing 

Wav 
Ryan  William  A,  type  founder    Palm-er  &    Rey,   S    F,  res 

897  Oxford 
Ryder  Joshua,  res  Parker  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Ryder  Morgan  L,  cashier  S  P  Co,  S  F,  res  cor  Shattuck  ave 

and  Carleton 
Ryus  F  J,  carpenter,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 


Sabin ,  carpenter,  res  Catherine  nr  Addison 

Sally  Daniel,  street  supt,  res  cor  Sherman  and  Delaware 
Salsig  Emil,  butcher  Phillips  &  Co,  res  Elizabeth  nr   San 

Pablo  ave 
Sampson    Sylvester,    employe    Berkeley   Planing    Mill,  res 

Delaware  opp  Louisa 
Sanborn  Warren  G,  civil  engineer  S  P  Co,  res  Walnut   bet 

Cedar  and  Vine 
Sandback  Harry,  res  Melvia  bet  Rose  and  Vine 
Sanford  Alfred,  dairyman,  res  Emerson  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Sanford  Nathan,  carpenter,  res  Emerson  nr  Shattuck  ave 
San   Francisco    Chemical   Works   and    Sulpher    Powering 

Mill,  Judson  &  Shepard  props,  works  Fleming's  Point, 

office  S  F 
San  Francisco  Laundry,  office  Choate  bet  Bancroft  and  All- 

ston  Ways 
Sangster  Henry,  bookkeeper  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Blake  bet  Fulton  and  Ellsworth 
San  Pablo  ave  Public  School,  principal  A  C  Harris,  res  San 

Pablo  ave  nr  Folsom 
Santos  Eugene,  grocer,  Seventh  nr  Bristol,  res  same 
Santos  Charles,  clerk  Eugene  Santos,  res  Seventh  bet  Bris- 
tol and  Delaware 
Sarg  John,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Sarke  Eric,  foreman  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fleming's  Point 
Sass  Chris,  saloon,  res  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Gilbert 
Savage  John  M,  hardware,  Center  nr  Shattuck  ave,  res  n  s 

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^  n  s  Durant  ave  nr  Bowditch 

J   Sawyer  Ethan  A,  janitor  U  C,  res  Union  bet  Bancroft  and 
j2    ^  Allston  Ways 

^    $    Schaefer  Conrad,  laborer  Charles  Schnelle,  res  same 
£  Cn   Schaffer  Alice  Miss,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
q  m    Schaffer  Ella  Miss,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Schaffer  M  A  Mrs,  res  Blake  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Schaffer  Peter,  res  Dwight  Way  bet  Dana  and  Choate 
Schartan    Benjamin,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Flem- 
ing's Point 
Schlagen   Joseph,   wheelwright,   res  Holyoke  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
Schmermund  Frederick,  clerk,  S  F,  res  King  nr  Prince 
Schmidt  Clara  C  Mrs,  res  Hopkins 
Schmidt  Edward  (J  C  Schmidt  &  Sons)  res  Center  bet  Rose 

and  Folsom 
Schmidt    George,    real   estate  agt  and  notary  public,  Third 

nr  Delaware,  res  Rose  nr  Sacramento 
Schmidt  J  George,  res  cor  Calais  and  Fairview 
Schmidt  John  J,  clerk,  res  cor  Calais  and  Fairview 
Schmidt  William,  farmer,  res  Hopkins 
Schmidt  William,  res  Fleming's  Point 
Schmidt  Winfield  C,  real  estate  agt,  Third  nr  Delaware,  res 

Rose  nr  Sacramento 
Schmidt  W  J,  contractor,  Center  bet  Rose  and  Folsom 
Schnelle    Charles,    teamster,    res    cor    University    ave  and 

Tenth 
Schnelle    Louis    W,   teamster,   res  cor  University  ave  and 

Tenth 
Schnoor  Peter,  waiter,  S   F,  res  sixth  nr  Jones 
Schrader  Ferdinand,  res  cor  Seventh  and  Folsom 
Schrader  Ferdinand   II  (),  res  cor  Seventh  and  Folsom 
Schramm  Charles   F,  laborer  II  W  Taylor,  res  Seventh  nr 

Bancroft   Way 
Schroeder  Albert,  gardener,  rea  Rose  nr  Seventh 
Schrof  William,  res  Fifth  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Schunck  .John,  res  Walnut  bet  College   Way  and   Virginia 

Schuster   GustavUS    A    (Xiehaus    Bros   &    Co)  res     Ninth  nr 

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SCOTCHLER  &  GOTTSHALL  (J  L  Scotchler 

A-   Louil  Gottshall)  real  estate  and  insurance,  Shattuck 
ave  opp  Berkeley  Station 
Scotchler  Joseph  L  (Scotchler  A  Gottshall)  res  Aiherton  nr 
Allston  Way 
'  Scott    Elizabeth    A    Mrs,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 

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>H  eS    Scott  Richard  L,  plumber,  res  Berkeley  Way  nr  Louisa  2 

gj   Scott  Virginia  H  Mrs,  nurse,  res  Berkeley    Way  nr  Louisa  H 

Seabrey  Frank,  cook  Pacific  Dairy,  res    San   Pablo  ave    nr  '      ^A 

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Seabury  W  B  Capt,  P  M  S  S  Co,  res  Shattuck  ave  " 

Seaman  Lydia  Mrs,  widow,  res  College  bet  Walnut  and  Ox-  ^ 

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Sears  R  W,  painter,  res  Spaulding  ave  nr  Bancroft  Way  %  £H 

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Sedgwick  Rose  Miss,  teacher  Institute  for    the  Deaf,  Dumb 

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Seguie  George,  barber,  University  ave  nr  Fifth,    res   same   S-  hrt 

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Sell  W  E,  bookkeeper  Alvinza  Haywood,  S  F,  res  Allston 
Way  bet  Ellsworth  and  Atherton 

Semeria  Brothers  (Henry  S,  Julius  M  and  Joseph  P)  dry 
goods,  cor  University  ave  and  Ninth 

Semeria  Henry  S  (Semeria  Bros)  res  cor  University  ave 
and  Ninth 

Semeria  Joseph  P  (Semeria  Bros)  res  cor  University  ave 
and  Ninth 

Semeria  Julius  M  (Semeria  Bros)  res  cor  University  ave 
and  Ninth 

Serda  J  M  Mrs,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Serda  Nettie  Miss,  dress  maker,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Serda  Philip,  mill  hand,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Serda  Rose  Miss,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Sersen  Walter,  carpenter,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 

Seuz  Charles,  laborer,  res  Seventh  nr  Page 

Severn  Judge,  res  Peralta  Park 

ShakofF  Anton,  mariner,  res  Second  nr  Addison 

Shallenberger  C  F,  employe  Guadalupe  Mining  Co,  res  Uni- 
versity ave   nr  Fifth 

Sharp  James  (The  R  S  King  Publishing  House,  S  F)  res 
Fulton  bet  Channing  Way  and  Haste 

Sharp  Kate  Mrs,  widow,  nurse,  res  Channing  Way  bet  Ful- 
ton and  Shattuck  ave 

Shaw  A  E,  student,  res  cor  Harmon  and  King 

Shaw  Anderson  D,  res  cor  Harmon  and  King 

Shaw  E  B,  carpenter,  res  cor  Shattuck  and  Gilman 

Shaw  E  H,  reporter,  res  cor  Shattuck  and  Gilman 

Shaw  Harriet  A  Miss,  school  teacher,  Oakland,  cor  Harmon 
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Shaw  Mattie  J  Miss,  school  teacher,  Oakland,  res    Harmon 

cor  King 
Sheehan  Annie  T    Miss,    employe    Standard    Soap   Co,  res 

Stock  Yards 
Sheehan  John  H,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Third  opp 

Posen  Siation 
Shellenberger  Sadie  Mrs,  dress  maker,  res  cor   Bristol    and 

Seventh 
Shepard  J  L  N  ( Judson  &  Shepard)  res    San    Pablo    ave  nr 

Golden  Gate 
Sheridan  Edwin  M,  printer    Bulletin,  S    F,   res    Stuart    bet 

Ellsworth  and  Humboldt  ave 
Sheridan  Philip,  carpenter,  res  Harmon  nr  Lowell 
Shields  James,  employe  Alameda  Water    Co,   res    Addison 

n r  Grant 
Shields  James  H,  printer,  S  F,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 
Shields  William,  laborer  Jas  McGee,  res  same 
Shinn  Charles  H,  mgr  Overland  Monthly,  res  n  s  Channing 

Way  bet  Audubon  ave  and  Bowditch 
Siedel  Robert,  carpenter,  res  cor  Cedar  and  Louisa 
Silva  Frank,  longshoreman,  res  Bristol    bet    Seventh    and 

Eighth 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 
Silver  Frank,  laborer,  res  Bristol  nr  Seventh 
Silver  Win  J.  rea  Mabel  nr  Wilder 

SILVERSHIELD  BERNHARD  J,  drug  and 

variety   >tore,  cor  Choate    and  Allston^Wav,    res    2153 

West, 'Oakland 
Silviera  Jacoman,  employe  Pacific  Dairy,  res  San  Pablo  nr 

Union 
Simmon-  George  0,  wood  engraver,  S  F,  res  Piedmont  ave 

nr  r   C,  grounds 
Simmons  Clarence    W    C,  boiler   maker,    Alcatraz   ave    nr 

Humboldt  ave 
Sisterna  Carmen  Mrs,  rea  cor  University  ave  and  Sixth 
Siaterna  Delphine  Nfiss,  rea  cor  University  ave  and  Sixth 
Sisterna  Ball,  cor  University  ave  and  Sixth 
Sisterna  Philip,  Berkeley  Transfer  Express,  rea  cor  Univer- 
sity and  Fifth 
berna  Philip  Jr,  pea  cor  University  and  Fifth 
Simpson  Peter  G,  hatter,  S  F,  rea    Pulton   be1    Dwight  and 

Channing  Ways 
Skelian  Nora  Miss,  rea  Arch  bet  Vine  and  Cedar 
Slate  Prod,         professor  physics   and    mechanics  U  C,  res 

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Small  Isaac  H  (Jason  Springer  &  Co,  S  F)  res  Dwight  Way 

bet  Fulton  and  Ellsworth 
Small  James  H,  engineer  S  P  Co,  res    Oxford  bet  Vine  and 

Rose 
Smith  Alma  Mrs,  res  Durant   ave    bet    Audubon  and  Bow- 
ditch 
Smith  C  W  Jr,  coppersmith,    res    cor    Spaulding   ave   and 

Bancroft  Way 
Smith  D  B,  employe  Henry  N  Marquand 
Smith  George  D,  frescoing  and  paper  hanging,  res  Shattuck 

ave  nr  Dwight  Way 
Smith  J,  carpenter,  cor  Center  and  Shattuck  ave 
Smith  J  Howard,  atty-at-law,    S    F,  res   Claremont  ave  bet 

College  ave  and  Tyler 
Smith  John,  laborer  S  P  Co,  res  Fifth  nr  Bristol 
Smith  John  F  H,  mill   hand   Neihaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Dela- 
ware nr  Sixth 
Smith  Lewis,  carpenter,  res  Folsom  nr  Curtis 
Smith  Louis,  carpenter,  res  Folsom  nr  Curtis 
Smith  Martin  B,  res  Fifth  nr  Addison 

Smith  Robert,  plumber  J  J  Menges,  res  1812  Seventh,  Oak- 
land 
Smith  William,  farmer,  res  Hopkins  nr  Peralta  Park 
Smith  William  S,  asst  engineer  U  S  N,  res  SW  cor  Dwight 

Way  and  Hillegas  ave 
Smyth  William  H,  draughtsman,  S  F,  res  n   s  Audubon  nr 

U  C,  grounds 
Smythe  Chester  T,  mechanical  engineer,  res  Berkeley  Way 

nr  Grant 
Snow  George  A,  quarter  master's  dept  U  S  A,  S  F,  res  Fair- 
view  nr  King 
Snow  H,    night    watchman    Giant  Powder    Co,    res    Flem- 
ming's  Point 

Snyder ,  varnisher,  res  Prince  nr  Calais 

Snyder  A  J,  capitalist,  res  San  Pablo  ave   bet  Dwight  Way 

and  Russell 
Snyder  Alice  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Snyder  Lillie  Miss,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Russell 
Socker  Christopher,    acid     maker    Giant    Powder  Co,    res 

Eighth  nr  University  ave 
Sommer  Adolph,    chemist  U  C,  res  Fifth   nr  Folsom 
Sommers   Baataan,    carpenter,   res    Spring    bet   Vine    and 

Cedar 
Sorrnson  Andrew,  teamster  H  W  Tavlor,  res  cor  Sixth  and 
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Southard  Mason  C,  Custom  House  inspector,    S  F  ,res  Uni- 
versity ave  nr  Grant 
Spangenberg  Rudolph,  blacksmith  A  Peterson,  res  Addison 

nr  Tenth 
Spaulding  Asa  E,  carpenter,  res  Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft  and 

Allston  Ways 
Spaulding  William  R,  job  printer  West  Berkeley,  res  Dwight 

Way  nr  Fulton 
Spears  Charles  H,  town  clerk,  res  Fifth    bet    Bancroft    and 

Allston  Ways 
Speck  Harriet  Mrs,  res  Channing  Way  nr  Fulton 
Spencer  John,  carpenter,  res  e  s  Choate  nr  Dwight  Way 
Spenger  John,  laborer,  res  Second  nr  University  ave 
Sprague  C  P  Mrs,  res  Henry  nr  Cedar 
Squires  Edwin  J,  carpenter,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston  Way 
Squires  Emily  A  Miss,  teacher  Seventh  Street  Public  School, 

res  University  nr  Nevada  R  R 
Squires  Harry  J,  clerk  William  Rutledge,  res  University  ave 

ur  Curtis 
Squires  John,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Berkeley  Way 

nr  Chestnut 
Standard  Soap  Co,  R  P  Thomas  pros,  Leon  Golly  sec,  Third 

nr  Addison,  office  S  F 
Stapleton  Joseph,  plaster  worker,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Starke  Alex,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  same 
Starke   August,   painter  Giant    Powder    Co,   res    Fleming 

Point 
Starr  Charles,  laborer,  res  Franklin  House 
Starr  Samuel,  clerk  S  P  Co,  res  Center  nr  Shattuck  ave 
St  Clair  Henry  I\  laborer  Standard    Soap    Co,  res   Franklin 

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Steck  Paul,  draughtsman,  S  F,  res  cor  Prince  and  Calais 
Stedman  Hattie  C  Miss,  res  Sixth  nr  Folsom 
dman  II  J  Mrs,  reseor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Stedman  Percival,  res  Sixth  nr  Folsom 
Steed  man  Robert,  carpenter,  res  Parker  nr  Fulton 
Steed  man  Peter,  carpenter,  res   Blake  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 

Fulton 
Steele  William  P,  laborer,  res  Sixth  nr  University 
stein  Amelia  Miss,  pea  cor  University  ave  and  Eighth 
stein  George  II.  Bhoemaker,  S  F,  res  cor  University  ave  and 

Eighth 
Stein  Henry.  Bhoemaker,  res  cor  Sixth  and  Bristol 
Stein  Joanna  Miss,   Beleslady,    S  F,  res  cor  University  ave 

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Steinhauser  John,  Bhoemaker,  Sixth  nr  Delaware,  res  same 


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Stephens  Charles  A,  carpenter  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Bris- 
tol nr  Third 

Stephens  Charles  B,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res 
Franklin  House 

Stevens  John  H,  res  s  s  Durant  ave  nr  Bowditch 

Stevens  Richard,  miner,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Folsom 

Stevens,  S  E  Mrs,  res  cor  College  Way  and  Henry- 
Stevens  William,  res  cor  Milvia  and  Vine 

Stevenson  Mills  M,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Home 

Stevenson  R,  purchasing  agt  S  P  Co,  res  Channing  Way  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Stevenson  Thomas,  advertising  agt,  res-  Calais  bet  Harmon 
and  Fairview 

STEWART  JOHN  K  (Stewart  &  Trowbridge)  res 
SE  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Dwight  Way 

Stewart  Joseph,  col  USA  (retired)  res  Walnut  nr  Vine 

Stewart  Robert,  hides  and  leather,  S  F,  res  Dwight  Way 
bet  Shattuck  ave  and  Fulton 

STEWART  &  TROWBRIDGE  (J  K  Stewart 
and  N  S  Trowbridge)  groceries,  general  merchandise, 
wood  and  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SE  cor  Shattuck  ave 
and  Dwight  Way 

Stiles  Frank  W,  foreman  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Milvia  nr 
Rose 

St  Joseph's  Church,  Rev  Thomas  Phillips  pastor,  cor  Addi- 
son and  St  Joseph 

St  Joseph's  Presentation  Convent,  Rev  Sister  Mary  Reguis 
Healy,  St  Joseph  nr  Addison 

St  Mark's  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  G  A  Easton  rector,  Ban- 
croft Way  bet  Ellsworth  and  Fulton 

Stocking  Reuben  H,  carpenter,  res  Vine  bet  Oxford  and 
Spruce 

Stoddart  E  A  Mrs,  res  cor  Center  and  Shattuck  ave 

Stoddart  Fred  P,  brakeman  S  P  Co,  res  Gottshall  Block  cor 
Center  and  Shattuck  ave 

Stoffer  Frederick,  ooffee  house  and  bakery,  Berryman  Sta- 
tion, res  same 

Stokes  Guy  H,  student  U  C,  res  Oxford  bet  College  and 
Virginia 

Stokes  James  J,  genl  mdse,  S  F,  res  Oxford  bet  College  and 
Virginia 

Stokes  Walter  S,  clerk  J  J  Stokes,  S  F,  res  Oxford  bet  Col- 
lege and  Virginia 

Stolz  George,  plumber  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Franklin 
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Storck  Alexander  D,  butcher  C  L  Storck,  res  cor  University 

ave  and  Fifth 
Storck  Charles  L.  butcher,  cor   University   ave   and   Fifth, 

res  same 
Storck  Charles  L  Jr,  butcher  C   L   Storck,  res   cor   Univer- 
sity ave  and  Fifth 
Storck  William  T,  butcher  C  L  Storck,   res   cor   University 

ave  and  Fifth 
Stowell  J  A,  employe  Guadalupe  Mining  Co,  res  Sixth   nr 

University  ave 
Strauss  Ross,  miner,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Street  Cyrus  H,  real  estate,  S  F,  res   Durant  ave  bet  Dana 

and  Choate 
Strieker  George   II,   butcher  Thomas  Hann,   res   Shattuck 

ave  nr  University  ave 
Strieker  John  W,  machinist,  res  cor  Cedar  and  Louisa 
Strieker  William  P,  huckster,  res  Oilman  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Stringham  Irving,    prof  mathematics   U  C,  res  Piedmont 

ave  opp  Bancroft  Way 
Strong  George  W,  metalurgist,   res   Fulton    bet    Blake   and 

Parker 
Strouss  Ross,  miner,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Stuart  Elizabeth  Mrs,  widow,  dressmaker,  res  cor   Dwight 

Way  and  Ellsworth 
Stubba  (i  A  Dr,  veterinary  surgeon,  res  cor  San   Pablo  and 

I  >alton  aves 
Stubbs  G  A  Jr,   wines,   liquors   and    cigars,  cor   San    Pablo 

and  Dalton  avea 
Stubenrauch  Arnold  V,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res    King  nr  Har- 
mon 
Stubenrauch  Valentine,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  King  nr  liar- 

111,111  ^- 

Sturm  Charles,  laborer,  res  Prospect  ave  nr  Channing  Way 

Sturtevant  C  W,  interpreter,  rea  University  ave  nr  Sacra- 
mento 

St ii 1 1  G  farmer,  rea   s\V  cor  Dwight    Way  and   War- 

ring 

Btutl  James,  laborer,  r<  -  n  a  Foresl  ave  bet  Fowler  and  Mark 

Stult  John,  fanner,  rea  NE  COr  Aetna  and  Kearny  ave 
Styles  Prank  W,  foreman  Standard  Soap  Co,  rea  channing 

\\  a\    bet    FultOD  and   Sliattilek  ave 

Bach  W  T,  wholesale  milkman,  rea  Berkeley  Way  nr  Henry 
Sueckei  Christian,  acid  maker  Giant   Powder  Co,  rea  B 
Suires  John,  brick  mason  Giant  Powder  Co,  rea   B 
Sullivan  Maurice,  police  officer,  res  Jonea  bet  Fifth  and'Sixth 


G.  H.  KRIECHBAUM,  Dentist,  864#  BROADWAY 

Kooms  10,  17. 18.  Ollico  Hours:  D-12  A.  u.,  and  1-5  P.  M. 


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1055 


Sullivan  William,  gardener  J  W  Ballard,  res  Claremont  ave 

nr  Tyler 
Summer  Adolph,  chemist  U  C,  res  Fifth  nr  Delaware 
Summerhayes  William,  res  Channing  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Summerhayes  W  R,  jeweller,  S  F,   res   Bancroft  Way  nr 

Tremont  • 

Susan  Sanders,  carpenter,  res  Louisa  nr  Vine 
Sutherland   Mary  J  Miss,   domestic,  res   Dwight  Way  bet 

Shattuck  ave  and  Fulton 
Sutton    Allen    M,    ship    commissioner,    S    F,    res    SW  cor 

Dwight  Way  and  Mark 
Svenson  Niles,  carpenter,  res  Fairview  nr  Calais 
Swain   George,   plumber,  res  e   s  Humboldt  ave  bet  Ward 

and  Derby 
Swain  George  W,  laborer,  res  cor  Page  and  Fourth 
Swan  Annie   Miss,   domestic,  res  NE  cor  College  and  Ber- 
keley aves 
Sweeney  Hannah  Mrs,  res  Elizabeth  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Sweeney  Kate  Miss,  res  University  ave  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Sweeney  M  A  Mrs,  res  Sacramento  nr  Addison 
Swenson   Andrew,  teamster  Henry   W  Taylor  Lumber  Co, 

res  Bristol  nr  Sixth 
Sykes   Joseph  S,  printer,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Allston 
Sykes  P  K,  res  Addison  opp  St  Joseph's  Church 


Taber  F  K,  carpenter,  res  Milvia  nr  Rose 

Tahoe  Lodge  No  1816,   Knights  of  Honor,  meets  Saturday 

evenings,  Sisterna  Hall 
Tait  James,  laborer  U  C  grounds 
Tallon  J  D,  res  Addison  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Tasshauer  J  C,  druggist,  res  cor  Calais  and  Prince 
Taylor  J  M,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,   res  Franklin 

House 
Taylor   Joseph,  boiler  maker,   res   California  nr   Bancroft 

Way 
Taylor  Henry  W,  proprThe  Henry  W  Taylor  Lumber  Yard, 

Second  nr  Delaware,  res  155  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
Taynton  Alfred  B,  grocer  and  post-office,  cor  Harmon  and 

Calais,  res  Essex  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Taynton  B  W,  carpenter,  res  Shattuck  ave  nr  Emerson 
Taynton  William,   employe   S  P  Co,  res  Essex  nr  Shattuck 

ave 
Teague  Catharine  Miss,   dry  goods  and  post-mistress,  West 

Berkeley,  res  Fifth  nr  Rose 


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Teague  John  F,  contractor  and  builder,  res  cor  Sixth  and 

Rose 
Teague  William,  farmer,  res  Fifth  nr  Rose 
Teare  Philip,  atty-at-law,  S  F,  res  Walnut  bet  Cedar  and  Vine 
Teate  James,  laborer,  Choate  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
Tebbs  C  H,  professor  of  music,  res   Addison   nr   St  Joseph 
Thayer  William  P,  salesman,  res  cor  Virginia  and  Shattuck 

ave 
The  Ironade  Co  (William  Rutledge  &  D  Fraser)  University 

ave  nr  Fifth 
Thienger  Antone,  bakery,  cor  Third  and  Bristol,  res  same 
Thomas  Edmund  B,  auditor  Market  Cable  System,  S  F,  res 

Dana  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 
Thomas   Emanuel,   laborer  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res 

Boise  nr  Harmon 
Thomas  Manuel,  laborer,  res.  Blackstone,  Dohr  Tract 
Thomas   Richard  P,   pres    Standard  Soap  Co,  res  East  Ber- 
keley 
Thompson  DeWitt  C,  live   Stock,    res  cor  Dwight  Way  and 

Prospect  ave 
Thompson  Harry,  teamster  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Berkeley 

House 
Thompson    Henry    C,    atty-at-law,    S  F,  res  Durant  ave    nr 

Bowditch 
Thompson  House,  Mrs  Mary  Thompson,  proprcor  Shattiuk 

ave  and  Rose 
Thompson  II  S,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Peralta  Park 
Thompson  Robert,  shipwright,  res  cor  Ohanning  Way  and 

Shattuck  ave 
Thorn  Andrew  J,  janitor,  S  F,  res  Ellis  nr  Fairview 
Thorne  Walter,  student  U  C,  rea   Berkeley  Hotel 
Thora  Louis,  photographer,  S  F,   res   w  s   College   ave   bet 

Dwight  Way  and  Parker 
Thornsen    Robert,  plumber   J  J    Menges,  res  L629  Market, 

kland 
Thronaen   Frederick,   deckhand    Bteamer    Mary    Ellen,    rea 
Fourth  nr  Jom 
dale  Boratia  L,  stenographers  P  Co,  res  King  nr   Har- 
mon 
Tiadale  Junius  L.  stenographer,  8  F,  rea  King    nr  Harmon 
Tisdale  William  .1.  pea  King  nr  Harmon 
Toby  Elmer,  carpenter,  rea  Landerway'a  Hotel 
Todd  Frank  Iff,  student  U  0,  rea  NE  cor  Cedar  and   Walnut 
Tompkins  Joseph    G,   physician,  res  Oxford   bet  Vine  and 
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Townsend  Timothy  C,   tinsmith   John  J    Menges,    res  1836  J 
Grove,   Oakland 

Tracy  John,  shoemaker  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  res 
Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Trenouth  Richard,  employe  San  Francisco  Chemical 
Works,  res  Fleming's  Point 

Trescher  Adam  J,  employe  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  cor  Uni- 
versity ave  and  Sixth 

Trimble  J  G  Major,  res  Francisco  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 
Milvia 

Trinity  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev  A  H  Needham 
pastor,  cor  Fulton  and  Allston  Way 

TROWBRIDGE     NELSON    S     (Stewart    & 

Trowbridge)  res  Durant  ave  bet  Choate  and    Bowditch 
Tucholsky  J  Miss,  teacher  elecution  Miss  Head's  School,  res 

S  F 
Tufts  John,  canvasser,  res  Prince  nr  Grove  ave 
Tuohy  A  V,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  Shattuck  ave 
Turman  Byron  I,  bookkeeper,  res  Bristol  nr  Eighth 
Turner  Harry,  cook,  res  Bancroft  Way  nr  San  Pablo  ave 
Turner  Helen  Miss,  domestic,  res  cor  Gilman  and  Sixth 
Turot  Philip,  res  Third  nr  Page 
Tuthill  Stephen  V  R,  carpenter,  res  SE    cor    Humboldt  ave 

and  Derby 
Twamley  Amy  Miss,  domestic,  res    Piedmont    ave  opp  Ban- 
croft Way 
Twamley   Annie    F  Miss,  domestic,    res    Piedmont   ave  nr 
Bancroft  Way 

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Unda  Carmen  Miss,  dressmaker,  res  San  Pablo  ave  bet  Uni- 
versity ave  and  Addison 

Unda  Clarinda  Miss,  artist,  res  San  Pablo  ave  bet  Univer- 
sity ave  and  Addison 

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Unda  Moses,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  bet  University  ave 
and  Addison 

Unda  Pedro,  farmer,  res  San  Pablo    ave  nr    University  avt* 

Unda  Pedro  Jr,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Uni- 
versity ave 

Underwood  Byron  E,  tinner  and  plumber,  San  Pablo  ave 
bet  University  ave  and  Addison,  res  University  ave  nr 
Nevada  R  R 

Underwood  Charles  C,  carpenter,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet 
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^  Underwood  Ida  L  Miss,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave 

UJ  and  Fulton 

Z  Underwood  Joshua,  clerk  R    N   Getchell,  res    Delaware  nr 
j—  q  Sixth 

CO  2  Underwood  Kate  S  Miss,  milliner,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 
LU  ^  Underwood  N  Annie   Miss,  packer  Judson  Manufacturing 
^  —I  Co,  res  Delaware  nr  Sixth 

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idan recorder 

University  Lodge  No  162,  K  of  P,  meets  Tuesdav  evenings 
I  0  O  F  Hall 

Upton  Matthew  G,  editor  Bulletin,  S  F,  res  Durant  ave  bet 
Dana  and  Choate 

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Van  Amringe  B  F,  propr    Screen    Co,    res   cor  Mabel   and 
Wilder 

^Vasey  John,  blacksmith,  Ncor    San    Pablo  ave  and  Addison, 
res  Addison  nr  Tenth 
Yassault  Dora  Miss,    teacher  drawing   and    painting  Miss 

H  Head's  School,  res  S  F 

Yassault  Jennie  Miss,    music    teacher   Miss  Head's  School, 

resS  F 
Veghte  Henry,  principal  High  School,  res  Durant    ave  nr 
^Hi  Shattuck  ave 

hm£  I  Vincent  John,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Fourth  nr  Ad- 

Sdison 
Vincent  .John    U,   laborer   Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Fourth  nr 
Allston   Way 
Vogel  Rosa  Miss,  domestic  J  Ballard,  res  Claremont  ave 
M  Vogelsang  William,  laborer  J  Fverding  &  Co,  res  Second  nr 

^1  Bristol 

|^|     V,wv|m.ii  William,  res    Berkeley  House 
W^i      \'ol])en  Chris,  res  Fifth  bet  Delaware  and   Folsoni 
mm    Von  Kopski  Frederick,   Bash  maker  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res 
LjJJ  Delaware  nr    Fifth 

m    m    \T(»n  Prooyen  Herbert,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co„ res  Page 

nr  Sixth 

■*■•    Voos  Henry,  barber,  Shattuck  ave  nr  University  ave 

W  w 

Wade  Elizabeth  Miss,  res  chapel  bet  Bancroft  and  All-ton 

Ways 
Wade  Frederick, carpenter,  ree  FischePa  Hotel 

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Wagner  P  A,  genl  mgr  Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  res  S  F 

Wakeham  Samuel,  paints,  oils  and  paper  hanging,  Shat- 
tuck  ave  bet  Center  and  Addison,  res  NE  cor  Shattuck 
ave  and  Berkeley  Way 

Walker  Andrew,  farmer,  Antioch,  res  SW  cor  Bancroft 
Way   and  Bowditch 

Wall  Benjamin  P,  physician,  SW  cor  Atherton  and  Allston 
Way,  res  same 

Wall  Lillie  B  Miss,  teacher,  res  SW  cor  Atherton  and  Alls- 
ton  Way 

Wall  Sarah  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  SW  cor  Atherton  and  Alls- 
ton  Way 

Wallburg  Gottlieb,  gardener,  res  cor  Rose  and  Josephine 

WALSH  WILLIAM,  proprietor  Central  Junction 
Cash  Grocery  and  Liquor  Store,  junction  Center,  Pe- 
ralta  and  Seventeenth 

Walton  Lillie  Miss,  teacher  Seventh  Street  Public  School, 
res  Channing  Way  nr  D wight  Way 

Ward  Chad  E,  employe  Berkeley  Planing  Mill,  res  cor 
Grant  and  Berkeley  Way 

Ward  John,  cook,  res  Berkeley  Hotel 

Warrington  S  B,  fruit  and  produce,  Shattuck  ave  nr  Center, 
res  same 

Washington  George  H,  gardener,  res  University  ave  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Wass  Frederick  A,  carpenter  J  Coop,  S  F,  res  Walnut  bet 
Virginia  and  Cedar 

Waste  William,  student  U  C,  res  Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft 
and  Allston  Ways 

Waterbury  H  M,  propr  Oakland  Livery  Stable,  res  Center 
nr  Shattuck  ave 

Waterman  Geo  A,  asst  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Fairview  bet 
Calais  and  King 

Waters  G  G,  res  cor  Louisa  and  Gilman 

Waters  Rasser  James,  landscape  photographer,  res  cor  Lou- 
isa and  Gilman 

Watson  James  E,  bookkeeper  Blake,  Moffitt  &  Towne,  S  F, 
res  e  s  College  ave  nr  Dwight  Way 

Wattles  William  S,  stock  broker,  S  F,  res  Fulton  nr  Ban- 
croft Way 

Webb  Christopher  C,  res  cor  Bancroft  Way  cor  Fulton 

Webb  George  W,  res  Bancroft  Way  cor  Fulton 

Weed  Adeline  M  Mrs,  res  Ellsworth  bet  Bancroft  and  All- 
ston Ways 

Weible  George,  res  Moss  nr  Calais 


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Weidinger  George,  cabinet  maker  Neihaus  Bros  &  Co,  res 

Delaware  nr  Fifth 
Weidinger  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  Delaware  nr  Fifth         :  as    ^ 
Weidinger  William,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Del- .  g    ^ 

aware  nr  Fifth  »    g 

Welch  Catherine  Miss,  domestic,  res  Walnut  nr  Vine  |g    1--3 

Welch  Eliza  G  Mrs,  res  cor  Ash  by  ave  and  Wellington  g    &? 

Welch  Thomas,  laborer,  Berkeley  House 
Wellendorff  Louis,  supt  Alameda  Water  Works,  res   SE  cor 

Walnut  and  Cedar 
Wellington  Rebecca  P  Mrs,  res  Spruce  bet  Vine  and  Rose        C/3 
Wells  E  A  Mrs,  res  cor  Bristol  and  California 
WELLS,    FARGO  &  CO  Express,    A   J  McCargar 

agent,  branch  office  West  Berkley  Station 
Wells  Francis  M.  sculptor,  Fifth  nr  Folsom,  res  same 
Wells  Frank  T,  carpenter,  res  cor  Bristol  and  California 
Wells  Isaac  W,  bookkeeper,  res  cor  Bristol  and  California 
Wells  Win  B,  carpenter,  res  cor  Bristol  and  California 
Welton  Belle  Miss,  music  teacher,  res  Ellsworth  nr  Dwight 

Way 
\\  elton  Lillie  Miss,  teacher  San  Pablo  School,  res  Ellsworth 

nr  Dwiehl  Way 
Welton  Mary  A  Mrs,  widow,   res  Ellsworth  nr  Dwiehl  Way 
Welton  Virginia  Miss,  teacher  San  Pablo  School,   res   Ells- 
worth nr  Dwight  Way 
Weisel  Edward,  box  maker  Hobbs,  Wall    &    Co,   S    F,    res 

Blake  bet  Fulton  and  Ellsworth 
Wentworthh  Daniel  R,  foreman  Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe 

Fifth  nr  1  [olyoke 
Wentworth  Edward  F,  foreman  Wentworth    Boot  and  shoe 

.  res  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
W<  ntworth  Nellie  E  Miss,  res   Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
Wesi  Berkeley  Planing*  Mills,   Niehaua   Bros    &  Co   proprs, 

c*nd  nr  1  Delaware 
WESTFALL  BENJAMIN  H,  teamster,  res  NW 

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Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  Stewart  &  Trowbridge  mgrs, 

offic(   SE  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Dwight  Way  >  O 

Wheeler  E  D,  captain  tug  boal    Hiawatha,   res    Louisa    nr  z  !T  2 

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Wheeler  Ralph  J,  rubber  \\  !        b  Ellis  cor  Fairview     J  •<  o 


Wheeler  William  II  II.  clerk,  S  I',  in  -  l".i>\  iew  nr  Calais 


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Wiedinger  William,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  A  Co,  res  Del 

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Whitcomb  Frank  R,  atty-at4aw,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet 
Dana  and  Chapel 

Whitcomb  J  B,  real  estate,  S  F,  res  Bancroft  Way  bet  Dana 
and  Chapel 

White  Margaret  Mrs,  widow,  res  Tyler 

White  Sarah  Mrs,  widow,  res  w  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Russell 

Whitman  M  S  Mrs,  res  Shattuck  ave  nr  Virginia 

Whitney  Elizabeth  S  Mrs,  res  Harmon  nr  Calais 

Whitney  Henry  L,  bricklayer,  res  Haste  bet  Dana  and  Ells- 
worth 

Whitney,  Standard  and  Oakland  Transfer  Co  (The)  Shat- 
tuck ave  opp  Berkeley  Station 

Whitney  William,  bookkeeper  R  D  Chandler,  S  F,  res 
Grand  View 

Whittmore  E  H  Rev,  pastor  Baptist  Church,  res  Gottshall 
Block 

Whipple  N  F,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and 
Blind,  res  Oakland 

Wickson  Edward  J,  editor  Rural  Press,  S  F,  and  lecturer  U 
C,  res  Atherton  bet  Bancroft  and  Allston  Ways 

Wiedrom  Ed,  mill  hand  West  Berkeley  Planing  Mills 

Wiesinger  John,  poultry  ranch,  w  of  Newbury  Station,  res 
same 

Wiggin  Charles  E,  bookkeeper,  S  F,  res  Fourth  nr  Allston 
Way 

Wilder  J  C,  head  clerk  Oakland  pier,  res  Durant  ave  nr 
Shattuck  ave 

Wilkes  Farrey,  laborer,  res  Fourth  nr  Holyoke 

Wilkes  Farrington,  laborer  H  W  Taylor,  res  Ninth  nr  Del- 
aware 

Wilkes  Frederick,  foreman  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  Ninth  nr 
Delaware 

Wilkes  Frederick  Jr,  laborer  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  Ninth 
nr  Delaware 

Wilkes  Richard,  laborer  Henry  W  Taylor,  res  Ninth  nr 
Delaware 

Wilkinson  Charles  T,  teacher  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 
and  Blind,  res  s  s  Dwight  Way  nr  College  ave 

Wilkinson  Warring,  principal  Institute  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 
and  Blind,  res  cor  Dwight  Way  and  AVarring 

Will  Henry,  paper  carrier,  res  King  nr  Prince 

Willats  Daniel,  contractor  and  builder,  res  Spruce  bet  Vine 
and  Rose 

Willegars  Henry,  farmer,  res  Peralta  Park 

Williams  Mrs,  res  Bancroft  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Williams  Anton,  laborer,  res  Seventh  nr  Bristol 


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Williams  Florence  Mrs,  res  Charming  Way  nr  Bowditch 
Williams  Manuel,  laborer,  res  Seventh  nr  Bristol 
Williams    M    E    Mrs,    dressmaker,    res    Shattuck    ave    bet 

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Williams  Thomas,  laborer,  res  Seventh  nr  Bristol 
Wilson  Abbott,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Delaware  nr 

Tenth 
Wilson  Daniel,  cashier  W  W  Montague  &  Co,  S  F,  res  NW 

cor  Dwight  Way  and  Tremont 
Wilson  Harriett  Mrs.  widow,  res  Delaware  nr  Tenth 
Wilson  Herbert,  laborer  Standard  Soap  Co,  res  Delaware  nr 

Tenth 
Wilson  James,  mariner,  res  cor  University  ave  and  Narrow 

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Wilson  James,  laborer  Henry  W  Taylor  Lumber  Co,  res  cor 

Addison  and  Fifth 
Wilson  James  H,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  &  Co,  res  Fourth 

nr  Allston   Way 
Wilson   Thomas,   laborer   Standard   Soap  Co,  res  Delaware 

nr  Tenth 
Windrom   Edward,  mill  hand  Niehaus  Bros  ft  Co,  res  Ban- 
croft Way  nr  Fifth 
Windrom    Henry,   bricklayer,   res  Channing  Way  nr   Fifth 
Windrom  Samuel,  laborer,  res  Third  nr  Addison 
Wing  William  H,   lastmaker,   S  F,  res  Henry  bet  Rose  and 

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Winner  Benjamin  L,  locksmith,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Addison, 

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Winslow  Gordon  Capt,  res  Arch  bet  Vine  and  Cedar 
Wiseman    M   .1    Miss,   matron   Institute  for  the  Deaf.  Dumb 

and  Blind,  res  same 
Wittland  W  J,  bookkeeper  Grangers1  Bank,   8   V.  rea   Uni- 
versity ave  nr  Louisa 
Wittorf   Dorothea    Miss,    teacher  German  and  music,  Miss 

1  [ead'a  School,  res  same 
Wood  Charles  B,  Bhoemaker,  Shattuck  ave  nr  Dwighl  Way, 

rea  ( lolden  <  rate 

>d  Thomas,  commercial  traveler,  rea  cor  Fairview  and 

Calais 
Woodall  Jan  inductor  8   P  Co,  res  Shattuck  ave  be! 

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Woodley  Anne  Mrs,  rea  cor  Bristol  and  Seventh 
Woodley  Carrie  Miss,  seamstress,  res  cor  Bristol  and    5 

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Bristol  and  Seventh 

Woods  Charles  Y,  foreman  S  P  Co  coal  yards,  West  Oak- 
land, res  Ellsworth  bet  Dwight  and  Channing  Ways 

Woods  Edward,  fireman  Berkeley  Local  S  P  Co,  res  Ells- 
worth bet  Dwight  and  Channing  Ways 

Woodsum  George  C,  teamster  Stewart  &  Trowbridge,  res 
Dwight  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  S  Milvia 

Woodsum  Horace,  clerk  Stewart  &  Trowbridge,  res  Dwight 
Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and  S  Milvia 

Woodworth  Ralph,  student  U  C,  res  University  ave  bet  Ox- 
ford and  Shattuck  ave 

Woolley  John  (Clark  &  Woolley,  Oakland)  res  e  s  Choate 
bet  Dwight  and  Channing  Ways 

Woolmington  Charles  H,  commercial  traveler  Murphy, 
Grant  &  Co.  res  Bancroft  Way  bet  Shattuck  ave  and 
Fulton 

Woolsey  Albertina  Miss,  employe  Standard  Soap  Co   , 

Woolsey  James  B,  farmer,  res  Fairviow  nr  Deakin 

Worthen  Mary  J  Mrs,  widow,  res  Dwight  Way  nr  Ellsworth 

Wright  Charles,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  B 

Wright  Curtis,  clerk,  Oakland,  res  cor  Tyler  and  Calais 

Wright's  Feed  Stable,  Wilson  McVay  propr,  University  ave 
nr  Fifth 

Wright  Frederick  W,  student  U  C,  res  University  ave  bet 
Oxford  and  Shatuck  ave 

Wright  George,  trunk  maker,  S  F,  res  n  s  Channing  Way 
nr  Bowditch 

Wright  Halleck,  clerk,  S  F,  res  cor  Calais  and  Woolsey 

Wright  Homer  M,  collector  S  P  Co,  res  Humboldt  ave  bet 
Webster  and  Ashbv  ave 

WRIGHT  HOWARD  E,  special  agent  insur- 
ance department  H  M  NEWHALL  &  CO, 
res  cor  Calais  and  Tyler 

Wright  James  H,  agt  S  P  Co,  Sixteenth  Street  Station,  res 
Humboldt  bet  Webster  and  Ashby 

WRIGHT  J  G,  proprietor  Golden  Sheaf  Bakery  and 
Alpha  Dining  Rooms,  Shattuck  ave  opp  Berkeley  Sta- 
tion, res  same 

Wright  John  C,  driver  Golden  Sheaf  Bakery,  res  same 

Wright  John  E,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,  res  Fleming's 
Point 

Wright  Leslie  A,  clerk,  S  F,  res  Tyler  cor  Calais 

Wright  Lizzie  Miss,  res  University  ave  bet  Oxfoid  and 
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Wright   M  A,  res  University  ave  bet  Oxford  and    Shattuck 

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Wright  Mary  E  Miss,  asst  matron    Institute   for    the  Deaf, 

Dumb  and  Blind,  res  same 
Wright  Paxton,  clerk  Wells,  Fargo  &  do,    res    cor  "Woolsey 

and  Calais 
Wright  Robert,  driver  Golden  Sheaf  Bakery,  res  same    , 
Wright  Samuel,  carpenter,  res  Page  nr  Seventh 
Wright  Samuel  E  J,  carpenter,  res  cor    Page    and    Seventh 
Wright  Samuel  H,  lawyer,  res  cor  Tyler  and  Calais 
Wright  Wm  A,  student  U  C,  res  University  ave  bet  Oxford 

and  Shattuck  ave 
Wuesthoff  Peter,  engineer  S  F,  res  Sixth  bet    Folsom    and 

Delaware 
Wulbern  Christian,  farmer,  res  Fifth  nr  Holyoke 
Wulbern  Diedrich,  painter,  res  Sixth  nr  Holyoke 
Wulburn  Henry,  employe  Giant  Powder  Co,    res   Fifth    nr 

Holyoke 
Wuldowney  James  R,  carpenter,  res  Third  nr  Page 
Wulfardinger  Chas  E,  saloon  and  deputy    sheriff,  cor  Third 

and  Bristol,  res  Bristol  nr  Third 
Wyatt  Samuel,  soap  maker  Standard  Soap   Co,  res    Fourth 

nr  Holyoke 
Wyler  Eliza  Mrs,  res  Delaware  nr  Curtis 


Yamamoto  Shinjiro,  student  High  School,  res  Bancroft  Way 

nr  Shattuck    aV€ 
Yates  Rosabelle    Nfiss,  dressmaker,   res  SE   cor   Ellsworth 

and  Allston    Way 
Yoshida  Hojun,  domestic,  res  735  Oxford 
Young  Daniel  C,  cmyloye  California   Door  Co,  rea  Shattuck 

ave  ill-  Berkeley  Way 
young  Florence  Miss,  Btudent  U  C,  res  Haste  nr  Fulton 
Young  W  A,  carpenter,  rea  Parker    nr  shattuck  ave 
Young  W  II.  painter,  res  cor  Dwigh.1  Way  and  Mary 
Young  William,  carpenter,  rea  cor   Delaware  and  Curtis 
Younger  Elton  II.  printer,  8  F,  rea  Prince  nr  Oalaia 
Ysunza  Ezekiel,  painter,  rea  San  Pablo  ave  nr  All-ton  Way 
Ysunza  Jerome,  laborer,  rea  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Allston  Way 
Ysunza  John,  farmer,  r<  -  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Ailston  Way 
V ~ui i /a  John  -l  i .  i  irmer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Ailston  Way 
Yaunva  Juan,  farmer,  rea  Sao    Pablo  ave  nr  Bancroft  Way 
Ysunza  Pasqual,  longshoreman,  rea  San  Pablo  Ave    or  Ail- 
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Ysunza  Robert  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Allston  Way 
Ysunza  Ysmael,  laborer,  res  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Allston  Way 


Zander  Henry  D,  carpenter,  res  NW  cor  Kearney  ave  and 
College  ave 


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ADVERTISING  AGENTS. 

FITZGERALD  &  COLVIN,  921  Broadway 
Huber  C  0,  854i  Broadway 
Lark  C  E,  854£  Broadway 


AGRICULTURAL   IMPLEMENTS. 

Dalton  &  Sons,  cor  Cedar  and  Seward 

MINNESOTA  THRESHER  MANUFACTURING  CO,  654 

Washington 
Ustick  Abner,  1159  E  Fourteenth 
Ustick  Lester,  1123  E  Fourteenth 


ARCHITECTS, 

Chamberlain  E  W,  817  Center 

Cooper  E  T,  829  Grove 

HILL  C  K  &  CO,  906  Broadwav 

Kirk  William,  1003^  Broadway,  room  4 

Lawrence  Humphries,  1322  Telegraph  ave 

Mathews  J  C  &  Son,  969  Broadway 

Mau  Charles,  957  Broadway 

WEILBYE  WM  H,  1351  Broadway  and  1350  Telegraph  ave 

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ARTIFICIAL  STONE. 

Alameda  Artificial  Stone  Co,  483  Ninth 
Baker  &  Battele,  662  Twentv-fourth 
Hetkes  Robt,  1691  Eighth 
Oakland  Artitficial  Stone  Co,  454  Ninth 
Sonnikson  C,  956  Broadway 

ARTISTS. 

Armstrong  Wm  \V,  1351  Telegraph  ave 

Atkins  E  Mrs,  1369  Brush 

Axtel  W  E,  E  Fourteenth  bet  Bray  and  Leise  aves 

Baily  Mary  Miss,  567  E  Twenty-third 

Bowles  Charles  M,  1068  Broadway 

Brackett  0  J,  1469  Grove 

Bralley  N  Miss,  1939  Market  . 

Bromley  Thos  L,  864i  Broadway 

Brouchond  Joseph,  1419  Twelfth  ave 

Burrell  Millie  Miss,  614  Sixteenth 

Buteau  Helen  A  Mrs,  55]   Twentieth 

Clift  E  S  Miss,  566  sixteenth 

Cole  Kate  E  Miss,  572  Twelfth 

Craig  Albert  \\\  177  Eighth 

Craig  Victor,  177   Eighth 

Dahlgren  Carl.  L013  Tenth  ave 

Dahlgren  Marius  R,  8644  Broadway 

Devereaux  &  Lew  man,  512  Fifteenth 

Dudley  Justine  X.  L222  Franklin 

Dunnetl  Georgie  Miss,  378  E  Fifteenth 

Duran  Edward  C,  572  Tenth 

Iwicka  D  W  Mrs,  504  Thirteenth 
Gelwicks  Frances  s  Mrs,  1009  Madison 
Gremke  Richard,  530  Thirty-eighth 
Hill  Edward, cor  Piedmont  ave  ami  (Jaskill 
Hill  Thomas,  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Gaskill 
J  ess  up  L  M  Miss,  room  3  Playter  Block 
Larrabee  F  W  (portrait)  1156  Broadway 
Massif  .1  Alexander,  111">  Broadway 
Trice  Maggie  Miss,  596  Scyamore 
Putnam  Grace   Lovell  Miss,  522   Eighteenth 
Rattray  A  L  Mrs,  L 322 Telegraph  ave 

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Sanborn  C  E  Mrs,  1314  San  Pablo  ave 
Sherwood  £  M  &  H  M,  719  Tenth 
Vande  Casteel  H  X,  2102  Elm 
Vinzent  Alice  H  Miss,  1427  Myrtle 
Ware  Mrs,  718  Eleventh 
Westwood  Anson,  Vernon  Heights 
Willson  Julia  A  Miss,  582  E  Twelfth 
Wise  Aida  Mrs,  981  Pine 
Zelland  Raymond  D,  1464  Seventh  ave 


ARTISTS'  MATERIALS, 

Berg  M  A,  1105  Washington 

BUSWELL  E  G  &  CO,  712-716  Broadwav  opp  Hall  Records 

SMITH  M  S  &  CO,  1154  Broadwav 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twefth 


ASSATER. 

Copeland  Isaac,  688  Twenty-fourth 


ASSOCIATIONS. 

Associated  Charities  of  Oakland,  1068  Broadway 
YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION,  865  Broad- 
way 
Young  Woman's  Christian  Association,  377  Tenth 
Young  Woman's    Christian   Temperance    Union,  Hamilton 
Hall 


ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 

ADAMS  H  L,  957  Broadway 
|  Alexander  Daniel  E,  2113  Peralta 
!  BACHELDER  T  F,  906  Broadwav 

Beach  R  C,  677  Third 
!  Benson  P  F,  rooms  2  and  3,  456  Eighth 

Bishop  A  W,  906  Broadway 
j  Bolton  A  E,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Fifth 

Borden  Rhodes,  969  Broadway 

Brown  Hirarn  P,  619  Nineteenth 

BUTTON  FRED,    L,  969  Broadwav 

Carr  L  T,  906  Broadway 

Chapman  E  C,  906  Broadway 

Chapman  M  C,  906  Broadway 

CHURCH  LIN,  921  Broadwav 

Colvin  C  L,  854^  Broadway 

CONNER  D  M,  957  Broadway 


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CRANE  H  F,  957  Broadway 

Daniels  S  F,  969  Broadway 

Davis  Wm  R,  957  Broadway 

DE  GOLIA  GEO  E,  957  Broadway 

Delahantz  John  H,  956  Broadway 

Dodge  &  Fry,  906  Broadway 

Earl  Gny  C,  957  Broadway 

FITZGERALD  ROBERT  M,  854+  Broadway 

Frick  A  P,  957  Broadway 

GLASCOCK  JOHN  R,  room  52,  957  Broad  way 

Graber  Thomas  F,  854+  Broadway 

HALL  &  EARL,  957  Broadway 

Havens  John  F,  864|  Broadway 

Hernan  M  H,  906  Broadway 

HOWARD  CARY,  1003£  Broadway,  room  7 

Johns  C  T,  969  Broadway 

Johnson  James  A,  City  Hall 

Kelly  James  Q,  Court  House 

Lawson  Alex  C,  957  Broadway 

LEWIS  GEO  W,  921   Broadway 

Luttrell  H  A,  969  Broadway 

MARCUSE  MAX,  918  Broadway 

Marsh  Chas  C,  624  E  Twelfth 
MARTIN  JAS  C,  921  Broadway 

M(  ELRATH  J  E,  906  Broadway 
McElrov  James  P,  921  Broadway 

McFADDEN  B,  906  Broadway 

McKee  Robert  L,  906  Broadway 

McKee  Samuel  Bell,  957  Broadway 

Met  cm  It'  &    Metcalf,  969  Broadway 

Miller  Henry,  906  Broadway 

MOORE  A  A.  924  Broadway 

OGDEN  FRANK  B,  864*  Broadway 

Peirsol  -I  K,  957  Broadway 

Plunkett  .1  C,  8544  Broadway 

Poston  John  M,  mom  52,  969  Broadway 

RICHARDSON  .1  B,  456  Eighth 

ROBINSON  EDW  C,  906  Broadway 

Roshorough  A  M,  921  Broadway 

Scott  Thos,  906  Broadway 

SHARP  &  BOLTON,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Fifth 

Sharp  Louis  11,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Fifth 

Shaw  Geo  M,  921  Broadway 

SNooK  CHA8  E,  153   Eighth 

Smith  James  II.  957  Broadway 


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STODDART  DAVID,  1003i  Broadway 
Tevis  Joshua,  2051  E  Fourteenth 
Todd  K  S,  466  Twenty-second 
YULE  JOHN,  957  Broadway 
WHITMORE  WELLES,  1003i  Broadway 
WHITNEY  F  E,  906  Broadway 
WOOD  FRED  V,  906  Broadway 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Barnard  Wra  E,  469  Ninth 

DINGEE  WM  E,  460  Eighth 

KINSEY  C  W,  1114-1118  Broadway  and  417  Thirteenth 

LYON  &  CO,  912-916  Washington 

MARCUSE  MAX,  403  Eighth  and  918  Broadway 

VANDERCOOK  E  P  &  Co,  458  Ninth 

WOODWARD  &  MERRILL,  902  Broadway 

BAKERIES. 

AMERICAN  BAKERY,  C  JAENICKE,  815  Broadway 
Anderson  A  Miss,  519  Eighth 
Beckert  Gustave,  857  Washington 
Bidachi  &  Jenque  (French),  820  Franklin 
Cape  Ann,  cor  Eleventh  and  Clav 
Carter  Alfred  T,  1313  Telegraph  ave 
Clement  Martin,  1557  Broadway 
Corlett  Mary  A,  951  Webster 
Davidson  J  N,  520  Fourteenth 
DAVITT  JOHN  B,  1810  Seventh 
Dean  J  H  T,  1445  E  Fourteenth 
Fisher  Julius,  866  Washington 
Foster  R  H  Mrs,  1504  Seventh 
Geddes  Arle,  908  Broadway 
Gowen  Sarah  Mrs,  1116  Seventh 
Hampel  Conrad  F  &  E  J,  761  E  Twelfth 
Heine  Adolph,  1263  San  Pablo  ave 
Higgs  Elizabeth  Mrs,  1319  San  Pablo  ave 
JAENICKE  C  (AMERICAN)  815  Broadway 
Kelly  Y  H  Mrs,  1016  Fifth 
Kernen  Charles,  272  Fifth 
Leavitt  D  S  Mrs,  1261  San  Pablo  ave 

LOG  CABIN  BAKERY,  Ward  Bros   proprietors,  475  Elev- 
enth and  2075  San  Pablo  ave 
Longe  M,  617  Broadway 
Maheler  Lizzie  Miss,  1781  Seventh 


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Uj  Mav  Ludwid,  707  Broadway 

Z.  MERON  HENRY,  458  Thirteenth 

Merrick  R  W,  481  Seventh 
^  !d  Meyers  August,  383  E  Twelfth 
111  j|  Morgan  Frances  Mrs,  620  E  Twelfth 
CQ  _j  Munson  Zoe  Mrs,  652  E  Fourteenth 
U  s^   Neece  Mary  Miss,  1171   Market 
•j£  <   Schindler  Henry,  1700  Telegraph  ave 
|—  O  Schwab  Nicholas,  774  Seventh 

Smith  &  Co,  857  Washington 

Snow  Flake  Bakery,  408  Twelfth 

Spencer  Michael,  1435  San  Pablo  ave 

Thaler  Conrad,  1502  Eighth 

THOMSON  BROS,  1221  Broadway,  Branch  1319  San  Pablo 
ave 

Qttley  E  Mrs,  519  Seventh 

Vouse  Albert  R,  1083  Third 

WARD    BROS,   PROPRIETORS    LOG    CABIN,  475  Elev- 
aW  enth,  and   2075  San  Pablo  ave 

UJ|    Weber  Henrv,  SE  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Minna 
Lj  j  Will  Mary  Mrs,  1201   Seventh 
Sjy    Wultl' John.  (Pioneer)  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Campbell 

£■  BANKS, 

^Hl    California  Bank  and  Trust  Co,  A  C  Henry  pres,  1006  Broad- 
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^m    FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  OAKLAND.  NK  cor  Tenth 
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OAKLAND  BANK  OF  SAVINGS,  XE  cor  Broadway  and 

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Union  National  Bank,  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Ninth 
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Ananoa  Antonio,  e  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  post-office 

Aronson  Ben,  120  Twelfth 

Bartela  Chas,  457  Tenth 

Bradley  Patrick,  L939  Market 

Brionea  G  .1  4  R  L,  L762  Seventh 

Browu  Perry  1 1 .  1 228  Broadway 

Busse  CO,  159  Twelfth 

Cardozo  A  I  E   Fourteenth 

CHANTERAU    ETIENNE,  165  Sixth 

Crawford  Win,  1  l_l  San  Pablo  ave 

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Davis  Abraham,  834^  Broadway 
Davis  Kami  M,  1317  San  Pablo  ave 
De  Souze  Frank  L,  366  B 
Eelis  George,  2961  Telegraph  ave 
Fields  Richard,  2955  Telegraph  ave 
Fleischhaner  W  C,  1808  Seventh 
Garcia  &  Bernard,  627  E  Twelfth 
Gresslel  Charles  A,  707  E  Twelfth 
Hatton  Joseph,  974  Seventh 
Jacobs  H  G  &  S,  1232  San  Pablo  ave 
Kieso  A,  856  Broadway 
Levy  Archibald,  454  Eighth 
Maleton  Edward,  971  Washington 
Miller  F  W,  1665  Seventh 
Mohr  Charles,  911  Seventh 
Oliver  Augustine,  803  Broadway 
Phillips  Joseph,  271  B 
Plante  &  Journal,  478  Seventh 
Raulino  Manuel,  263  B 
Rice  B  H,  356  Seventh 
Rose  Joseph  M,  867  Broadway 
Sanderson  Wm  N,  373  Twelfth 
Snow  John  C,  606  E  Twelfth 
Stewart  G  H,  373  Twelfth 
Stewart  Wm  H,  964  Broadway 
Storm   George  A,   Golden  Gate 
S.tulz  Carl,  411  Seventh 
Thomas  John,  1466  Seventh 
Tiehner  Chas,  837  Washington 
Tisch  John,  871   Washington 
Yownes  William,  855  Chester 
Washington  James,  463  Fourteenth 
Williams  Thos  W,  614  E  Eleventh 

BATHS. 

Bigelow  H  L  Mrs  (hot  air)  1304  Eighth 
Chanterau  E,  465  Sixth 
Tisch  John,  871  Washington 
Young  L  A  Mrs  (electric)  461  Ninth 

BAZARS. 

JONES  RICHARD,  1161  Washington 
Momyer  H  E,  913  Washington 
Schlueter  A  &  M,  862  Washington 
Scott  &  Sullivan,  1053  Washington 


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SUE  WOO  SING  &  CO,  465  Twelfth 
TY  SING  &  CO;  401  Twelfth 

BEER 

MILWAUKEE   BEER  DEPOT,  468  Twelfth 

BICYCLE    REPAIR    SHOP, 

MOXIAK   PAUL    LEONARD,   1414   San  Pablo  ave 

BILLIARDS, 

HENDERSON  &  GIRARD,  472  Ninth 

BLACKSMITHS, 

Backer  0  V  &  Ceis,  889  Pine 

Bromstad  Richard,  eor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 

Buffett  C  C,  1304  Broadway 

Davis  F  W,1054  Sixth  ave 

Demers  N,  410  Sixth  ave 

Frazer  Hugh,  1008  Franklin 

Gahagan  Vincent,  Stock  Yards 

GILMORE  ROBERT,  268  Twelfth 

Grosso  C,  555  Fourth 

Bamelm  &  Thibault,  658  Broadway 

Hampel  Henry,    707  E  Fourteenth 

Haves  James,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Powell,  Golden  Gate 

ETolmstrom  Ed  &  Bro,  L.607  San  Pablo  ave 

Howard  Geo  W,  830  Twenty-eighth 

Kallaher  Patk,376  Elev<  ntli 

Kilborn  Joseph  G,  2861  Telegraph  ave 

Kneale  Benjamin,  e  s  Claremont   ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Laperle  P,  2763  Telegraph  ave 

Lebrechl  &  Lawton.  515  Sixteenth 

Mark-  Anthony,  908  E  Fourteenth 

McGrew  P  II.  1056  Thirteenth 

Morck  Win.  362  Twelfth 

NTorthy  &  Wagoner,  803-805  E  Twelfth 

i   Jonathan,  L058  Franklin 
PIEROTTE  JOE,  161  Third 
Pulcifer  A  W.  L 304  Broadway 
Redding  John  B,  L  71 3  San  Pabloave 
Schuster  L  P,  370Twelfth 
Smith  G<  o  \\  .  1 L26  Twenty-third  ave 
SOHST  BROS,  M'  cor  Eighth  and  Franklin 
Stahlecker  Henr  Webster 

Sullivan  M  ichael,  1086  Fourteenth 


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Tullett  Wm,  705  Brush 

Williams  Samuel,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth,  and 
910  Market 


BLANK  BOOKS. 

HARDY  W  B,  961  Broadway 

BLINDS   (Venetian  Rolling.) 
THOMSON  A,  409  Fourteenth 

BOARDING  HOUSES 

Allen  G  B  Mrs,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Seventh  ave 
Barrows  L  C  Frs,  Mairmont  House,  San  Pablo  ave  bet  Sev- 
enteen and  Eighteenth 
Freeman  Sarah  P,  564  Eleventh 
Jeffreris  Sarah  Mrs,  1723  Seventh 
Kay  Kate  Mrs,  653  Twenty-third  ave 
Smith  Daniel,  1812  Seventh 
Standring  Sarah  A,  914  Pine 
Titus  Wm  H,1561  San  Pablo  ave 
Yoshida  K,  Japanese,  767  Webster 

BOAT  BUILDER. 

Farmer  George  J,  foot  of  Alice 

BOATS  TO  LET. 

Carpenter  Edmund  P,  Lake  Merritt  Boat  House,  Lake  Mer- 

ritt 
Cimpher  Jacob,  Accommodation  Boat  House,  Lake  Merritt 
Hartman  Jules,  Boulevard  Boat  Landing,  Lake  Merrett 


BOILER  MAKERS. 

Mitchell,  Fischer  &  Ketscher,  625  Myrtle 

Oakland  Boiler  Works,  Clark  &  Wooley,  068  Franklin 


BOOK   BINDERS. 

Burton  Charles,  921  Broadway 

PACIFIC    PRESS   PUBLISHING    CO,    cor   Twelfth  and 

Castro 
WHELAN  THOS  F,  612  E  Twelfth 


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BOOKS  AND    STATIONERY, 

Clason  R  S,  612  E  Twelfth 

Daniels  G  B  &  Co,  1153  Broadway 

Dewing— THE   J    DEWING   CO,    Oakland    Branch,    1165 

Washington 
Hardenberg  Charles  P,  news  stand  Brooklyn  Station,    561 

E  Twelfth 
HARDY  W  B,  wholesale  and  retail,  961  Broadway 
KRYTSER  CHAS  J,  907  Broadway 
MORGAN  BART  &  CO,  Market  Street  Block 
Read  A  J  Mrs,  1251  Ninth 
Rudolph  F  B,  969  Washington 
SMITH  M  S  &  CO,  1154  Broadway 
TAYLOR  EDWARD  P,  857  Broadway 


BOOT    BLACKS. 

Cavagnaro  J  T  &  Son,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway 
Desnoyer  Jean,  cor  Wood  and  Seventh 
Fortunato  Pexzolo,  455  Seventh 
Fraolette  A,  cor  Seventh  and  Market 
Zommorille  G,  cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

Alexander  H,  853  Washington 

Besanc^n  E,  1260  San  Pablo  aye 

Chaniplin  J  L  &  Co,  SW  cor  Fourteenth  and  Broadway 

Court  Joseph,  1237  Peralta 

Crawford  cV:  Lodge,  cor  Market  and  Seventh 

Dressier  Gustavus,  6L5  E  Twelfth 

Enois  Joseph,  1  51 1  Seventh 

Ey,  Emil  &  Henry,  1756  Telegraph  ave 

Fogarty  James,  180  Seventh 

Pontes  A  S,  371  B 

Friedman  Louis,  (.ioi(.)  Broadway 

Fritsche  Jo,  -'57:;  Seventh 

(latter  Jacob,  n  -  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-second 

Gavazza  B,  533  Eighth 

Geary  UK.  296J  Telegraph  ave 

( teorge  Joseph .  c  >r  Pine  and  Seventh 

d  Robert   W.  Ban    Pablo   ave    nr    Klinkner    ave,   Golden 

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Eeckman  F  0,  859  Hood 
Hughes  Win,  1 L604  Seventh 
Jurgena  Louis,  8  15  Broadway 
KAST  &  CO,  llll-ll  L3  Broadway 


GRAW   CKKTRAL   LlV^m^  STABLE, 

P.  L.  WHITE.  Prop'r. 


N    W.  Cor    Itth  ami  Webster. 


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Lemoge  J,  1255  Broadway 
Lesser  Bros,  903-905  Broadway 
Lorch  Mathew,  1453  Seventh 
Manhun  A  F,  782  E  Twelfth 
Marshall  Bros,  1458  Seventh 
Mullhaupt  Rudolph,  1622  San  Pablo  ave 
Murphy  E  J,  853  Broadwav 
Nolan  W  H  &  Co,  1071  Broadwav 
NOLAN  &  WILLIAMSON,  1053  Broadway 
Paulson  Ryland,  222  B 
Phillips  P  Mrs,  1650  Seventh 
Piquerez  Frank,  cor  Twelfth  and  Market 
Rice  B,  1141  E  Fourteenth 
Rice  Joseph,  1698  Seventh 
Samuels  Geo,  915  Washington 
SENRAM  F  &  CO,  1005  Broadway 
Sherrott  Edward,  1518  Seventh 
Sullivan  Humphray,  837  Washington 
Vierra  J  N,  1566  Fifth 

Wentworth  Boot  and  Shoe  Co  (retail  department)  463  Thir- 
teenth 
Wickham  L,  1165  Seventh 
Williams  W  B,  1426  San  Pablo  ave 
YOUNG  JOHN,  961  Washington 


BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Zehle  Gustave,  1519  San  Pablo  ave 


BOOT  AND  SHOE  MANUFACTURING. 

Martin  Charles,  861  Wood 

WENTWORTH  BOOT  AND   SHOE  CO,  Sixteenth  Street 
Station,  and  12  Bush,  S  F 


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Braun  H,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Webster 
STROMBERG  F  W,  372  Eleventh 


BOX  MAKERS. 

Eagle  Box  and  Manufacturing  Co,  611-615  Market 
Oakland   Box  and   Barrel  Manufacturing  Co,  office   1003| 
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BRASS  WORKS. 

£j    City    Brass  Works  (Hersey  &  Chloupek,  cor    Fourth    and 


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BREWERIES. 


£  Brooklyn  Brewery,  J  Schoenfelder  propr,  cor  Eighteenth 
ave  and  E  Fourteenth 

East  Oakland  Brewery,  401  E  Twelfth 

National  Brewing  Co,  365  Tenth 

OAKLAND  BREWERY,  Kram  &  Dieves  proprs,  cor  Tele- 
graph ave  and  Durant 

Ringgenberg  Rudolph,  401  E  Twelfth 

United  States,  H  Braun  agt,  cor  Eighth  and  Webster 

WASHINGTON  BREWERY,  Westermann  &  Co,  proprie- 
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FORTIN  V  L,  cor  Third  and  Washington 
REMILLARD  BRICK  CO,  office  cor  Second  and  Clay 


BRICK     (PRESSED)    MANUFACTUR 

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FORTIN  V  L,  cor  Third  and  Washington 


BRONZERS. 

DALZIEL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadway 


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BROOM  MAKERS. 

Industrial  Homo  Cor  the  Adult  Blind;  cor    Thirty-sixth  and 

Telegraph  ave 
Broom  Factory,  Fred  Wagener,  propr,  892  Bay 


BRUSHES. 

E  G  BUSWELL  A  CO,  710,    712,    TIL   716  Broadway,  cor 
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AMERICAN     BUILDING    AND    LOAN    ASSOCIATION, 

168  Ninth 
EQUITY    BUILDING  AND   LOAN    ASSOCIATION,  G  A 

Willard  -<  cretary,  1003  Washington 
Home  Security  Building  and  Loan  Association  of  Alameda 

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902  Broadway 
MUTUAL    ENDOWMENT  ASSOCIATION    of     Oakland, 

906  Broadway 
People's  Building   and   Loan    Association  of  Oakland,  458 

Ninth 
SECURITY  OF  MINNEAPOLIS,  Goldberg  &  Hart  general 

agents,  469  Ninth 
West  Oakland  Mutual  Loan  Association,  1696  Seventh 


BUSINESS    COLLEGES. 

DEPUE  &  AYDELOTTE'S,  1013  Broadway  and  459  Elev- 
enth 

OAKLAND  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  D  C  Taylor  &  Co  pro- 
prietors, California  Hall,  Clay 


BUTCHERS    (RETAIL). 

Baxter  J  B,  nr  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 

Bavle,  La  Coste  &  Co,  tripe,  Stock  Yards 

BECKER  FRED,  829  and  831  Broadway  and  872  and  874 
Washington 

Bemis  Orlando,  479  E  Twelfth 

Bitterman  Chas,  765  E  Twelfth 

Bregers  Chas  W,  1817  San  Pablo  ave 

Breling  Adolph  Mis,  1473  Eighth 

BURGELIN  LOUIS,  1110  Market 

Bush  C,  971  Third 

BUSH  EDWARD  T,  1223  Broadway 

Cron  Wm  &  Son,  1150  Washington 

CALIFORNIA  MARKET,  Edward  T  Bush,  proprs,  1223 
Broadway 

Central  Market,  Henry  Jund  propr,  cor  Shattuck  and  Tele- 
graph aves 

Crowley  T  J,  1561  Broadway 

Derapsev  &  Pitts,  1118  Center 

Dunlevv  Michael,  971  Third 

ENTERPRISE  MARKET,  Ernst  &  Neuman  propr,  854 
Market  and  855  West 

ERNST  &  NEUMAN,  854  Market  and  855  West 

Esmond   Frank,  Golden  Gate 

Farrell  Michael,  1753  Seventh 

Garner  &  Son,  SW  cor  Ninth  and  Webster 

GIESCHEN  HENRY  F,  466  Eleventh 

Gilardin  Victor,  1121  Thirteenth  ave 

Glaze  Bros,  617  E  Twelfth 


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Grabs  August,  1783  Seventh 

Harrington  John  F,  973  Third 

Hollingsworth  James,  1665  San  Pablo  ave 

Howell  F  W,  555  Sixth 

Jund  Henry,  cor  Shattuck  and  Telegraph  aves 

Kliegel  &  Co,  1301  Peralta 

Kuhnle  Fred,  1439  San  Pablo  ave 

Lang  Theodore,  2244  Telegraph  ave 

Long  Adolph,  1695  Eighth 

Long  C  A,  cor  Willow  and  Eighth 

Long  Win,  1729  Seventh 

Lorenz  Bros,  1274  Market 

Lundberg  Louis  M,  954  Twenty-fourth 

Marquardson  Charles  E,  713  Seventh 

McCord  D  H,  401  Tenth 

MeDermott  Bernard,  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Mather 

Minette  Geo  C,  921  Twenty-fourth 

Nelle  William,  371  Twelfth 

Notz  Wm,  1409  Thirteenth  ave 

O'Connell  &  McDonald,  1265  San  Pablo  ave 

Peres  Louis,  cor  Washington  and  Eleventh 

Pringle  Robt,  1467  Seventh 

Rettig  Wm,  1479  Seventh 

RICE  &  WHITE,  2,  4  and  6  City  Market 

Roberts  Henry,  1317  Telegraph  ave 

Sachau  W,  1147  E  Fourteenth 

SAMSON  M  M,  477  Eleventh 

SCHAFFER  LOUIS,  828  Broadway 

Schulze  Frederick,  1103  Center 

Seribner  W  B,  1239  Broadway 

Smith  Chaa  IT,  1708  Telegraph  ave 

STACK    WILLIAM,  804  Harrison 

Steinbeck  Henry  Jr,  L303  San  Pablo  ave 

Steinmeyer  Hugo,  '2^^^  Peralta 

STEWART  M   ¥,309  and  311  E  Twelfth 

Swords  Patrick,  SW  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Forth-ninth 

Thieme  John  II.  L319  Brush 

Trenschel  Otto  E,  butcher,  cor  Seventh  and|Myrtle 

Tummel  Louis,  1  1 09  K  irkham 

WASHINGTON  MARKET,  Louis  Shaffer,  828  Broadway 

Weill  J,  463  sixth 

Weingarl  Louis,  1 139  E  Fourteenth 

While  Hugh,  21  15  Telegraph  ave 

Young  E  A  &  Co,   L203  Seventh 


The  Evening  Bulletin 


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Planing,  Turning,  Scroll  and  lanfaing, 


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AVY  EUGENE,   Stock  Yards 

BECKER  FRED,  829-831  Broadway    and    872-874   Wash- 
ington G^Z 

Crummy  &  Hall,  Stock  Yards  ^E 

Grayson,  Owen  &  Co,  456  Eighth  and  Stock  Yards 

Hayes  &  Co,  655  E  Twelfth  and  Stock  Yards 

La  Costa  &  Co,  Stock  Yards 

Rice  &  White,  stalls  2-4  City  Market 

SCHAFFER   LOUIS,  828  Broadway 

Stewart  John,  Stock  Yards 

Walsh  James,  Stock  Yards 


CABINET  MAKERS. 

Fay  Wm,  576  Seventh 
Woods  William,  374*  Twelfth 


CANDY  MANUFACTURERS. 

Brooks  S  E,  1205  Broadway  and  1206  San  Pablo  ave 

Bruning  Bros,  483  Seventh 

Chard  Charles,  783  Twelfth 

Cook  Ernest  A,  1271  San  Pablo  ave 

Kelly  John  F,  1163  Washington 

Kirchheiner  John  H,  1245  Broadway 

Lenhardt  E,  471  Fourteenth 

CAPITALISTS. 

Bullock  H  E,  472  Tenth 
Delger  Frederick,  969  Broadway 
Drum  John  S,  1050  Broadway 
Jacobs  Wm  W,  957  Broadway 
Shattuck  F  K,  906  Broadway 
Snyder  Andrew  J,  467  Ninth 
Woodbridge  Albert  S,  902  Broadway 


CAR   BUILDERS. 

BURNHAM-STANDEFORD  CO,  w  s  Washington  bet 
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ANTHONY  WM  F,  n  s  Fourteenth  nr  Broadway 
Anderson  A  F,  cor  Fifth  and  Henry 
ALLEN  B  K,  506  Thirteenth 
Allen  Wm,  1712  Telegraph  ave 


BONESTELL  &  CO. 


Dealers  in 
all  kinds  of 
401—403  saxsome  street,  s.  f. 


PAPEK 


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Berry  William,  1786  Division 
\  Bridgeman  C  B,  SW  cor  Third  and  Filbert 

Brophy  Patrick  J,  210  B 

Conner  J  M,  1511  Seventh 
!  Hughes  John  F,  1573  Seventh 

Jones  &  Co,  360  Twelfth 

KIRK  GEO  A,  408  Tenth 

MANN  CHAS  &  CO,  401  Tenth 

Merritt  Ambrose,  1060  Franklin 

Specht  Henry  J,  230  Harlan 

Specht  William  E  Jr,  214  Hannah 

Stevenson  Weslv,  1726  Seventh 
i  THOMSON  A,  409  Fourteenth 

Walker  Robert,  364  Twelfth 

Watts  Stephen,  913  Pine 

Wenimer  John,  368  Tenth 


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J<  )NES  T  T  &  CO,  1823  Adeline 
Hickey  L  F  &  Co,  361  Thirteenth 
LERRIJ  J  &  CO,  368-370  Fourth 
Robinson  Aaron,  1010  Franklin 


CARPETS. 

HOOK  ELIJAH,  1108-1110  Broadwav 
QA  iKinsey  Charles  W,    1114-1118    Broadway     and    417    Thir- 
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•gj     LYON  &  CO,   112-416  Washington 
**       fcfcGOVERN  &  CAHILL,  1060  Broadway 

8CHREIBER  CHRISTIAN,  1064-1070vBroadway 
Shellhaas  Ben ry,  404-1070  Broadway 


CARRIAGE  COMPANIES. 

OAKLAND  QURNEY  CAB   AND   DELIVERY  CO,   958 
Broadway 


CARRIAGE   MAKERS. 

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m*mf  Galvin  Jim,  511  Fourteenth 

JE$  JOHNSTON  JOSEPH  E,  266  Twelfth 

«2  Northey  A  Wagoner,  80  Twelfth 

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CARRIAGE  PAINTERS. 

Davis  Geo  W,  555  Fredereck 

Lewis  Josiah,  368  Sixth 

McKeever  R  L,  509  Eighth 

SOHST  BROTHERS,  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Franklin 

CARRIAGE  PAINTS, 

EGBUSWELL   &  CO,    710,712,714,  716    Broadway    cor 

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CARRIAGE    AND    WAGON  MAKERS.!     ^ 

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Achard  Charles  Sr,  367  Eleventh 


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Terp  J  E,  1478  San  Pablo  ave 

THE  OAKLAND   CARRIAGE   CO,    1214   San    Pablo  ave 

and  1213   Broadway 
Tripp  Tompkins,  1221  Telegraph  ave 

CATERERS. 

Barberi  Frank,  420  First 

Laurence  Marie  Mrs,  Germania  Hall 

CATHEDRAL    GLASS. 

E   G  BUSWELL  &   CO,   710,  712,  714,  716  Broadway,  cor 
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CEMETERIES. 

MOUNTAIN     VIEW     CEMETERY,    northern     terminus 
^  5  Piedmont  ave 

■  <  St  Mary's  Cemetery,  northern  terminus  Piedmon  ave 

1  xj  CHINESE     AND    JAPANESE    GOODS. 

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X  "•  Cole  Chas  D,  826  Twenty-ninth 
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Classen  John  A,  515  Twentieth 
Ryan  M  J,  520  Sixth 


CIGAR    MANUFACTURERS. 

Bauhofer  Martin,  1714  Thirteenth  ave 
Beer   John   M,  703  Twenty-eighth 
Belden  Harry,  506  Sixteenth 
Brady  M  B,  476  Seventh 
Cronin  Wm  F,  1814  Grove 
Dennis  A  D,  1056  Broadway 
FIBUSH  BROTHERS,  1103  Broadway 
Gelder  David  V,  1251  San  Pablo  ave 
Glov  Henry,  832  Webster 
KUERZEL    R,  869  Broadway 
Lehmkuhl   Lneder,  Golden  Gate 
Lfesser  Michael,  1267  San  Pablo  ave 
Miller  Chaa  W  J,  1 413  Sixteenth 
Robinson  H,  531  Eighth 

barman  Morris,  1067  Broadway 

CIGARS     AND    TOBACCO. 

Anderson  James  A,  L768  Seventh 
B     i"'    Edwin  L,  1  154  Franklin 
BOSWELL  JAMES   W,  468  Seventh 
Brady  M  B,  476  Seventh 
Bruguiere  John  (i.  1171  Broadway 
Brunker  Fred  E,  628   E  Twelfth 

men!  II  &  Co,  156  Seventh  and  480  Tenth 
I)-  Camp  .1  P,  467  ith 

I  tennis  A    1 K  L056  Broadway 
FIBUSH    BROTHERS,  L103  Broadway 
FINCH    T   E,  B25   Broadway 
Fithbogen  P,  1022  Broadway 

Hardenbergh  Charles  P,  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Thirteenth  ave 
HIRSHBERG  a  QUIGLEY,  970  Broadway 
Jay  Peter,  L762  nth 

Kennedy  I'  A  Mrs,  749  E  Twelfth 
Kliegel  Joseph,  252  B 
KUERZEL  R,  B69  Broadway 
Mayer  I ..  s7 1  Broa  I? 
McAl< 1     A '.'.•■       L616  Telegraph  ave 

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McCloud  R  H,  463  Twelfth 
McKay  Wm  L,  859  Broadway 
Merritt  J  M,  401  Fourteenth 
Moore  Frank,  871  Washington 
Olivetti  James  L,  401  Fourteenth 
ROHRBACH  J  P  &  CO,  1720  Seventh 
Rosenberg  Joseph,  959  Broadway 
Ryken  Frank,  627  E  Twelfth 
Scharman  Morris,  1067  Broadway 
Stronach  George  A,  1248  San  Pablo  ave 


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FIBUSH  BROS,  1103  Broadway 
KUERZEL  R,  869  Broadway 


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CIVIL  ENGINEERS. 

Babcock  Sanford  P,  959  Fourth  ave 
Baker  Frank  J  &  Co,  469  Ninth 
BOARDMAN  WM  F,  456  Eighth 
Ditmas  Henry,  1430  San  Pablo  ave 
Proctor  Charles  E,  City  Hall 


CLOAKS  AND  SUITS- 

Benson  S  J,  1115  Broadway 

KAHN  BBOTHERS,  1105-1109  Broadway 


CLOTHING. 

Barnett  E,  843  Broadway 

Coffee  M  H,  962  Washington 

Focha  &  Rogers,  1062  Washington 

FURST  H,  901  Broadway 

Greenhood  &  Moran,  1019  Broadway 

Harris  &  Beel,  909-911  Broadway 

HARRIS  JOSEPH,  915  Broadway 

Jonas  A  &  Bros,  875  Broadwav 

LETTER  J,  1001  Broadway,  (established  1861) 

Nordhausen  C  &  A,  1051  Broadway 

Rosenthal  Joseph,  837  Broadway 

Rosenthal  A  Mrs,  819  Broadway 


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906  Broadway,  Oakland. 


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CLASSIEIED     DIRECTORY. 


Samuels  Bernard,  821  Broadway 
1  Samuels  Julius,  833  Broadway 


COAL. 

Coal  Consumers'  Assooiation,  N  D    Chamberlain  mgr,    960 

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Oregon  Improvement  Co,  Foster's  Wharf,  foot  of  Franklin 
Reed  C  E  H,  528  E  Twelfth 
Renton  Coal  Co,  413  Tenth 


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Barton  Carrie  A,  Twenty-third  ave  Station 
|  Johnson  0  C,  925  Broadway 
Simonson  &  Lilienthal,  469-r  Seventh 

COLLECTORS. 

Barackman  &  Gee,  468  Ninth 
MARCUSE  MAX,  918  Broadwav 
Tilley  G  H,  864  Broadway 

COIiljEGrES 

CALIFORNIA  'tCOLLEGE,  Rev  S  B  Morse  president,  bet  E 

Twenty-seventh  and  E  Thirtieth,  Highland  Park 
St  Mary's  College,  1987  Webster 

COMMERCIAL  AGENCIES. 

American  Mercantile  Union,  954  Broadway 
PICKENS,  FULTOX  &  CO,  H  L  Adams  agent,  957  Broad- 
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COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

CENTRAL  SUPPLY  CO,  481  Twelfth,    SE  cor  Washington 

Connere  A  Federspiel,  467  Eleventh 

Hill  Gen  a-  Co,  475   Eleventh 

MANUEL  WALTER  G,  171  Elevanth 

Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co,  460-462  Eleventh 

Rouse  W  A  A  Co,  176-478  Eleventh 

CONFECTIONERY. 

Anderson  Jai  IS  ( lamphell 

Bacoo  James  II.  965  Broadway 
Bleydoro  J,  l  76  1  Seventh 
Boush  Alfred  R,cor  Feralta  and  Seventh 
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Ford  S  M  Mrs,  277  E  Twelfth 

Gincosta  Antone,  E  Twelfth  and  Lake  Merritt 

Harkins  S  H  Mrs,  1127  Thirteenth  ave 

LAAGE  WM  J  F,  416  Twelfth 

Lewis  John,  1458i  Seventh 

Meyers  August,  383  E  Twelfth 

O'Neil  Edward,  1514*  Seventh 

Rice  K  F  Mrs,  854i  Webster 

WHELAN  THOS  F,  614  E  Twelfth 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILDERS. 

ALLEN  B  K,  506  Thirteenth 

Bates  E  J,  451  B 

Bauraan  John,  1073  Fourteenth  ave 

Bell  Thomas,  767  Thirteenth 

Betancue  Joseph  F,  509  Eleventh 

Brennen  Michael,  833  Harrison 

Briggs  Chester  G,  427  E  Fourteenth 

Brown  Francis  A,  624  E  Twelfth 

Buck  &  Judkins,  963  Franklin 

Burpee  Joseph  S,  710  Eighteenth 

Davis  John  D,  Adeline  nr  Sherman 

De  Coursey  John,  767  Twenty-first 

Dixon  J  B,  607  E  Twelfth 

Echlin  James  A,  1020  Twenty-eighth 

Farnham  Fred  J,  674  E  Twenty-second 

Flick  Geo  W,  416  E  Sixteenth 

Gerst  Frank  T,  520  Fifth 

Gore  Cyrus  H,  1010  Twenty-fourth 

Harrison  Simon  N,  NW  cor  Shattuck  ave  and  Forty-ninth 

Hatch  Hiram  E,  1717  Chase 

Kirkwood  H  M,  724  Sycamore 

Knight  Fred  W,  543  Charter 

Knowles  William  A,  1320  Webster 

McDonald  Wm,  576  Twenty-fourth 

McKillican  Robert,  560  Twenty-fifth 

Morgan  O  I,  590  Thirty-fourth 

Murray  Robert  M,  698  Twenty-fourth 

PATTIANA  A  W  &  CO,  962  Broadway 

Pearce  James,  843  Twenty-ninth 

Sanderson  John,  813  Oak 

Schneider  John,  720  Twenty-ninth 

Simpson  Robert  F,  1326  Telegraph  ave 

Smilie  Robert,  cor  Webster  and  Second 

Thomson  Alexander,  1256  Alice 

Tucker  Theophilus,  1816  San  Pablo  ave 


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Voice  George  L,  2221  Elm 
Walker  George  M,  1030  E  Sixteenth 
Warren  Joseph  M,  Lake  Shore  ave 

WEILBYE  WM  H,  1351  Broadway  and  1350  Telegraph  ave 
WHITE  JAMES  S,  522  Sixteenth 

Whitcomb  E,  Shuey    Lane    bet    Fruit    Vale    and    Twenty- 
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Wilkins  Charles  W,  1469  Twelfth 
Wilson  S  H,  469  Tenth 
Wilson  Wm  P,  579  Thirty-sixth 
Winnie  William,  271  Ninth 
Zinck  Christian,  710  Sixth 
Zinck  Z,  S27  Twenty-ninth 

CONTRACTORS— (Sewer  and  Street) 

Cavanagh  Edward,  1164  Twelfth 

Cronin  S  D,  1172  Broadway 

Geary  John,  1172  Broadway 

Grainey  John  F,  S28  Lydia 

Hagan  Peter  A,  cor  Fortieth  and  Market 

Ivrhoe  Lawrence,  1172  Broadway 

Rodgera  James,  1172  Broadway 

Stanton  Timothy,  1172  Broadway 

Teague  John  F,  483  Ninth 

Vance  Wm  M,  1172  Broadway 

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PAVEMENTS. 

PEBINE  W  I),  457  Ninth 

CONVEYANCERS. 

Benedi<  rton,  457  Ninth 

a\<\  Lsaac,  688  Twenty-fourth 

COOPERS. 

Butler  P  T.  652-654  Broadway 
LEVY  [SAAO,  610  Broadway 

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Oakland  Planing  Mills, momS 


CLASSIFIED    DIRECTORY.  1087 


CORSETS. 

COPLIN  ALANSON,  1171  Broadway 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

(See  Official  Directory,  front  of  book.) 


COTTON  MILLS. 

California  Cotton  Mills  Co,  Twenty-third  Avenue  Station 


CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 

Ackerman  A  H,  1003  Broadway 
Falls  John  H,  1269  San  Pablo  ave 
JONES  RICHARD,  955  Broadway 
Wise  R,  867  Washington 
Stevenson  F  R  &  Co,  1167  Broadway 


CURLED  HAIR  MANUFACTURER. 

Shafield   Charles   L,   San  Pablo  ave  nr  Dalton  ave,  Golden 
Gate 

CUTLERS. 

Duchein  Cyrille,  422  Seventh 
MAXWELL  &  PEARCE,  458-460  Twelfth 
PIERCE  &  CO,  971  Broadway 


CYCLE  COMPANIES. 

Oakland  Cycle  Co,  Haven  &  Rice  props,  1238  San  Pablo  ave 


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DAIRIES.  ™ 

Albert  Frank,  1915.  Adeline  h*    X 
ALLEN  IRA  L,  West  Oakland   Division  Talcott's  Dairy,   g    " 

1366  Ninth  °    g 

Anderson  Max,  Vernon  Park  Dairy,  494  Edwards  ©  Hg 

Blair's  Dairy,  Blair  ave,  Piedmont  g°** 

Bridge  &  Broadway,  Redwood  Road  ■*  23 

Davies  Walter  H,  35  Wayne  ave  §  ^^ 

Ely  George  J,  1218  Twenty-sixth  *©{j| 

Ford  George,  913  Twenty-eighth  £§> 

Greer  Jerome  B,  SW  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Broadway  o2w 

Hansen  H  Crist,  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Telegraph  ^j^m 

Lank  G  A,  cor  E  Fourteenth  and  High  ?  B* 

McGrath  Michael  J,  1411  Kirkham  E-^g 

Mitchell  Geo  M,  1112  Franklin  *     * 

Morgan  H  H,  Lake  Shore  ave  g*    £ 

MOTT  J  R  &  CO,  1367  Broadway  ? 

BONESTELL  &  CO.  Srsx  PAPER 

401— 403    SANSOMB    STREET.     S.     E. 


NEW    MODEL 


Crandall  Typewriter 


Arthur  E.Whitney,  Gen.Agt., 
906  Broadway,  Oakland. 


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Mullin  John  Mrs,  cor  Broadway  and  McAdam 
OAKLAND    JERSEY    FARM',    H    H   Morgan   proprietor, 

Lake  Shore  ave 
Sharkey  P,  s  s  Linden  bet  Broadway  and  Telegraph  ave 
TALCOTT'S,  A  C  FAY  proprietor,  High  opp  Prescott 
Yuller  Jacob,  cor  Liese  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 

DAIRY    PRODUCE. 

Maurer  John  H,  1403  San  Pablo  ave 
MOTT  J  R  &  CO,  1367  Broadway 


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DANCING    ACADEMIES. 

Clark  Ada  Mrs,  377  Twelfth 
Lunt  O  A,  1064  Washington 
Woolf  Louis,  College  Hall,  XE  cor  Twelfth  and  Harrison 

DECORATORS-INTERIOR, 

Armstrong  &    Merchant,  1066  Broadway 

KISS  P  X.  409  Thirteenth 

McGOVERN   &  CAHILL,  1060  Broadway 

Olnev  Elbert,  525  Sixteenth 

WHITTIER,  FULLER   &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 

DENTISTS. 

BAUSKE    R    E,   100:;  I  Broadway 

Brooks  W  E,  1155  Broadway 

BURNETTE   EUGENE  T,   1004  Broadway 

CARPENTER   OLIVER,   room  3,  1169  Broadway 

.1  R  II.  ill."  Broadway 
CORNWALL   A.   L069  Broadway 
CRAIG  WILLIAM  II.  L055  Broadway 
I )i nun ick  .1.  v7~>  Washington 
Dunn  -I  M .  11  55  Broadway 
Dunn  R  K,  1108-j    Broadway 
Edwards  Benjamin  I\  cor  Broadway  and  Seventh 
Gilman  S  M,  Central   Block 
Hall  Thomas  W,  DDS,  L104   Broadway 
HALSEY   I    B,  L055  Washington 
KNOX    HENRY    !'.  1  155  Broadway 
KRIECHBAUM   G    II    B54     Broadway 
K  ri<  ger  Jacob,   1  1  19  Seventh 
LAT  i  >N.  rooms  1  and  2,  Playter  Block 

MEEK    R    W.   :  3  and  1,  1  L69  Broadway 

Merriman  A  I '  <S    Son  -.  L0034  Broadway 
Pelton  I.  I>.  I  10 
PLOMTEAUX   II  J,  DD  8,  I  115  Broadwaj 


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Whittier,  Fuller  &  Go.  EtchiT^Tsfngs' 


CLASSIFIED  DIRECTORY 


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Rodolph  C  T,  1169  Broadway 
Rodolph  G  W,  1169  Broadway 
Saxe  F  J,  1014  Broadway 
Schmidt  G  L,  1115  Broadway 
Simmons  W  H,  1014  Broadway 
Stoakes  Frank  C,  1103^  Broadway 
Tate  Samuel  P,  452  Eighth 
Timerman  EC,  1169  Broadway 
WALKER  C  H,  1003|  Broadway 
Waltz  George  W,  1116  Broadway 


DIRECTORIES. 


Alameda  City  Directory 
Berkeley  City  Directory 
Oakland,  Alameda  and  Berkeley  Directory 
F  M  Husted  publisher,  604    Merchant,  S    F,    and    Hardy's 
Book  Store,  961  Broadway 

BOOKS,  SASH  AND  BLINDS. 

CALIFORNIA  DOOR  CO,  460-464  Second,  factory  cor  Wood 

and  Sixteenth 
INGLER  &  ATKINSON,  cor  First  and  Broadway 
Marks  A,  857  Franklin 
Marks  M,  405  Eighth 
P:oneer  Door  Co,  Ingle r  &  Atkinson  proprs,  cor    First  and 

Broadway 
The  California  Door  Co,  460-464  Second 

DEESS    FORMS. 

DIAMOND  ADJUSTABLE  DRESS  AND  SKIRT  FORMS, 

F  Kings  agent,  1062  Broadway 


DRESSMAKERS. 

Adamson  Margaret  Miss,  666  Thirty-fourth 
Am  merman  H  J  Mrs,  647  Campbell 
Anderson  V  A  Mrs,  1155  Broadway 
Armstrong  Lizzie  Mrs,  1351  Telegraph  ave 
Atterbury  J  Mrs,  1004  Fifth 
Atwater  Cornelia  J  Mrs,  985  Pine 
Baker  Annie  A  Miss,  482  Twenty-fifth 
Bartelme  L  Mrs,  1353  Broadway 
Bptcheldor  Eliza  Mrs,  539  Seventeenth 
Batclme  L  Mrs,  1318  Broadway 


ROBERT  J.  BEEBY. 

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^   Beekman  A  Newman.  825  Market 

HI  Beldeo  M  Mrs.  1169  Washington 

Z  Benedict  Emily  C  Miss,  261  twelfth 
•_  q  Biclawski  S  Mrs.  15      Seventh 
tf)  2   Blake  R  Mrs,  315  Seventh 
UJ  <  Boccard  E  Mrs.  466  A 

00  _i    T>  ml  J  D  Mrs.  1003*  Broadway 
UU  ^   Boop  Alice  E  Mrs,  81& Henry 
Z  ^   Brown  Jennie  Mrs,  cor  Broadway  and  Fourth 
H  O  Buckalew  A    Mrs,  1103i  Broadway 
y)        Burroug]  s  S  Mrs,  1507  Broadway 
UJ  .dwell  Hannah  P  Mr-.  531  Sixteenth 

1  Agnes  Miss,  551  Thirty-ninth 
CO            i-tro  Bonita  X  Miss,  551  Thirty-ninth 
_l             Lby  Flora  I  Mi-.  483  Twentr-fifth 

Iby  Frances  A  Mi  3  Twenty-fifth 

anelly  Alice  Mr-.  549  Charter 
►ok  Harriett  Mr-.  1003    Franklin 

ri<Y\\\\\  FmelineA  Mrs,  1~>1*J  Eighth 
►wan  &  Spencei  er 

Maria  C,  1161  Campbell 
Hipper  A  A  Mr-.  1511  Brush 
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Curtis  Ann  6  Broadway 

^-     DABNEY  N  R  MRS,  L003*  Broadway 
W*%     Dickens.. 11  S  .1  Mrs,  S14  Filbert 
k*3         nellan  S  M  Mrs  Tenth 

lj         >ubl  Mary  J  Mrs,  1  167  Thii  :h 

Dubernef  L  Mi  E  fourteenth  and  Thirtieth  ave 

Duffy  (  and  Frances  Missi  3,  1116  Broadi 

^3     Dutton  .1  W  Mrs,  1312  San  Pabl 
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^^  11  In  ne  Miss,  l  373  Samson 

j^|  h  L  Mrs.  lins.    Broadway 

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Hiily  Miss,  12 
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Poor  A  M  Mrs,  1  153  Broadw 
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Hansen  Helen  Miss,  1  12     -        Pabl 
1 1  hie  M  iss,  1  120  San  Pal 

WmA     1  latch  Kim-lim-  Mi--,  1  71  7  ( 'li. 

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Herst  Mary  J  Mrs,  801  Twenty-sixth 
Hickling  Annie  Mrs,  1661   Seward 
HILLIER  M  E  MRS,  1115  Washington 
Hitchcock  P  M  Mrs,  1214  Clay 
Hudson  A  J  Mrs,  756  Seventh 
Hudson  Millie  Miss,  1416  San  Pablo  ave 
Hudson  Mollie  Mrs,  816  Filbert 
Jackson  Emma  Mrs,  1760  San  Pablo  ave 
Johnson  E  W,  365  Twelfth 
Jones  E  G  Mrs,  359  Tenth 
Jones  J  H  Mrs,  1729  William 
Kemp  Valentia  Miss,  1363  Telegraph  ave 
King  Susan  M  Miss,  546  Charter 
Laroche  Elizabeth  Mrs,  666  Thirty-fourth 
Larrabee  &  Seaman,  1156  Broadwav 
Lawson  Ella  M  Miss,  1022  Willow 
Lehnig  G  Miss,  1069  Broadway 
Lehnig  Jennie  Miss,  1476  Ninth 
Leighton  C  A  Mrs,  1055  Washington 
Lewis  M  A  Mrs,  1379  Telegraph  ave 
Maddock  Lizzie  and  Lottie,  953  Webster 
May  A  Miss,  1209  Broadway 
McKenzie  J  Mrs,  958  Clay 
McLellan  A  C  Mrs,  Bayton  Block 
Moir  G  Mrs,  1417  San  Pablo  ave 
Moore  Ida  M  Miss,  2960  Telegraph  ave 
Moore  Jessie  Miss,  2960  Telegraph  ave 
Moore  Mary  A,  1730  Taylor 
O'Neil  M  J  Mrs,  368  Tenth 
Orton  Emilv  Miss,  313  Third 
Perrv  E  H  Mrs,  1004  Broadway 
Quinto  J  M  Mrs,  1865  Grove 
Reaves  I  S  Mrs,  1466  San  Pablo  ave 
Rosenberg  C  &  A  Misses,  523  Tenth 
Rosenberg  Rachael  Miss,  259   Eighth 
Ross  Lou  Miss,  504  Thirteenth 
SCHALL  CARRIE  MISS,  906  Broadway 
Souter  Maggie  Miss,  815  Washington 
Springer  M  Mrs,  963  Washington 
Sturgis  Auritha  R  Mrs,  1778  Division 

Taft  Mary  Miss,  w  s  Broadway  bet  Columbus    ave   and  Ver- 
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Tenney  Cammilla  D  Miss,  2227  Andover 
Trombley  H  Mrs,  826  Willow 


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Urquhart  Katie  Mrs,  1115  Broadway,  room  32-33 

gner  A  Mrs,  1069  Broadway 
Waymonth  S  Mrs,  1713  Seventh 
West  A  E  Miss,  1300  Grove 

Whitaker  &  Fulton,  Playton  Block,  rooms  28  to  31 
Whitaker  James  Mrs.  1115  Broadway 
Wiand  R  Mrs.  678  Twenty-third 
Wilcox  C  L  Mrs,  827  Seventeenth 
Wilson  N  II  Mrs.  1309  Telegraph  ave 
Wood  John  F  Mrs,  229  Twelfth 
Zeller  L  Mis-.  L209  Broadway 


DRUGGISTS. 

Bell  Robert  E,  1301  Broadway  and  1302  Telegraph  ave 

He  V  S,  FT     ^   Q  Pablo  ave 
BOWMAN  AND  SON,  951  Broadway 
CENTRAL    PHARMACY,  B  W  Dows    manager,    Junction 

San  Pablo  ave  and  Broadway 
Clapp  Geo  1!  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Twelfth 

,n.'  224  B 

Maraia  Paul,  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
FLINT  GE(  >  B,  L101  Broadway 

FOWLEB  GEO  H,  1129  Thirteenth  ave  cor  E   Fourteenth 
GLINES  H  A  &  CO,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Center 
Hall  J  TA  Co,  1  l."l  s;m  Pablo  ave 

HERZEB  < .  !■:«  >  A.  SE  cor  Twentieth  and   ban  Pablo  ave 
HILL  II  W.  901  Washington  cor  Eighth 
Janssen  Carl  A.  Golden  < rate 
KANN  \"  K  i< ».  1156  Seventh 
KIRKLAND  &  TR<  WBRIDGE,  ,.'73  Broadway 
Luther  Daniel,  1  B!  venth 

MACLISE  JAMES,  1    2*  -  id  Pablo  ave 
MLLVIN  >,  Clinton  House,   cor    F    Twelfth  and  Sixth 

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LLILLY  PAUL  -I.  B47  Bi  »adway 

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LZER  EDWARD,  l  ith 

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Abrahamson  Brothers,  1121-1123  Broadway 

Bankhead  Hugh,  911  Washington 

Bernstein  &  Van  Adelung,  1057  Broadway 

Cahill  W  H  Mrs,  1215  Broadway 

Coffee  M  H.  962  Washington 

Fick  A  Mrs,  1761  Seventh 

GILMORE  JS&  CO,  1121  Washington 

Greenhood  Max  &  Co,  1017  Broadway 

Hanley  John,  cor  Washington  and  Eleventh 

Hawley  W  N,  1126  Thirteenth  ave 

Jacobs  Rose  Mrs,  222  B 

JOYCE  JAMES  A,  955-959  Washington 

Judele  Bonizaz,  665  Seventh 

KAHN  BROTHERS,  1105-1109  Broadway 

KENNEDY,  QUINLAN  &  CO,  457-461  Thirteenth 

Morey  M  J  Mrs,  1137  E  Fourteenth 

Naismith  Gavin,  1764  Seventh 

O'CONNELL  P  J,  460  Ninth 

SALINGER   BROTHERS,    1063,  1065  and  1069  Broadway 

Sproule  Sisters,  1275  San  Pablo  ave 

TAFT  &  PENNOYER.  1163  and  1165  Broadway 


DYERS  AND  SCOURERS. 

McGeoch  Alex,  1319  Broadway 

Pacific  Dyeing  and  Cleaning  Works,  460  Tenth 

Phillips  P,  470  Eighth 

Reuter  Win,  833-835  Washington 

THOMAS  (THE  F  THOMAS)  1008  Broadway 

ELECTRICAL    WORKS. 

Oakland  Electric  Light  and  Motor  Co,  NW  cor  Webster  and 

Second 
PACIFIC  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  922  Broadway 


ELECTRICIANS. 

Atkinson  Geo  W,  1266  San  Pablo  ave 
ELLIOT      &     COLVILLE      (PACIFIC 

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MONIAK  PAUL  LEONARD,  1414  San  Pablo  ave 


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m -J  BUCKINGHAM  LILLIE  MRS,  525  Eighth 

tU  ^  BURNS  T  R,  862  Broadway 

I  ^  Larrabee  &  Son.  1156  Broadway 

H  O  Marvin  Lena  Mrs.  Ill")  Washington 

CO  Tietjena  F  JI  Mrs,  768  Seventh 

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Muller  Ernst,  1608  S  in  Pablo  ave 

Swale  III..  959  Broadway 

ETCHINGS    AND    ENGRAVINGS. 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 


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EXAMINERS    OF    TITLES. 

LAND  TITLE   CO    FOB    ALAMEDA  COUNTY,  NE    cor 
Broadway  and  Fifth 


EXPRESS    COMPANIES. 

AMERICAN  EXPRESS  CO,  424  Tenth 

ker  Charles,  L210  Twenty-eighth 
DRUCKER'S  i  OAKLAND  &  S  F  EXPRESS,  405  Eighth 
Gallagher  Stephen,  1 515  Brush 
Jones  Exp  16]  Sixth 

LAMARRE  a-   KEENE,   124  Tenth 
OAKLAND  EXPRES  Tenth 

PEOPLE'S   EXPR]  ikland   and   S  F,  42:;  Tenth. 

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PRICl         i    UTTERSON,  cor  Eighth  ami  Wood 
\V!  i  \'\V  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway 

WHITNEY  STANDARD  a  OAKLAND  TRANSFER  I  <  >. 

420  Ninth 
WELLS,   FARGO  a-  Co,    L101  Washington,  1792  Seventh, 
•'    Thirteenth   ave   and   E  Twelfth  and  Klinkner 
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FANCY    GOODS. 

Abrahamsoti  Brothers,  L121-1123  Broadway 

hill  W  II  Mrs,  L215  Broadway 
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Cohn  Abraham  Mrs,  259  B 

Greenhood  Max  &  Co,  1017  Broadway 

Greenhood  Sol,  1157  Broadway 

Henderson  A  Mrs,  1503  Seventh 

Hogan  Julia  Mrs,  2046  Union 

Ilsen  M  Mrs,  1701  Eighth 

Jones  M  I  Mrs,  1313  San  Pablo  ave 

JOYCE  JAMES  A,  955-959  Washington 

KAHN  BROTHERS,  1105-1109  Broadway 

Meyer  F  H  Mrs,  1419  San  Pablo  ave 

Parker  Frank  W,  1464  Seventh 

Pierce  W  H,  1103  Washington 

Raleigh  Clara  P  Mrs,  1809  San  Pablo  ave 

SALINGER  BROTHERS,   1063-1065   and  1069  Broadway 

TAFT  &  PENNOYER,  1163  Broadway 

Watson  E  J  Mrs,  852  Market 

Wells  M  &  Co,  1504  Seventh 

FEED  AND  PRODUCE, 

BROOKS  &  HUMPHREY,  411  Eleventh 

EVERTS  &  CO,  423-425  Eleventh 

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FLORISTS, 

Blair  Penelope  Mrs,  Piedmont  ave  nr  Mountain  View  Cem- 
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Bossard  Frank  Jacob,  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Morgan 
Deasy  J  Mrs  &  Co,  cor  Second  ave  and  E  Eighteenth 
Felix  Crochet,  2048  Broadway 
Flossmann  Bonifaz,  cor  Twelfth  and  Alice 
Haselbacher  Charles,  Fortieth  nr  Adeline 
HUTCHINSON  JAMES,  471-479  Fourteenth 


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Newsom  Levens  M,  SE  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Third  ave 
SEULBERGER  J,  509-513  Seventh,  and  Peralta  Heights 
Spencer  W  J,  1204  Broadway 

FLOUR  AND  FEED, 

Stoer  John  F,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 
Ich  C  J  &  Co,  cor  E  Eleventh  and  Twelfth  ave 


FLOUR  MILLS, 

BAY  CITY  FLOUR  MILL,  cor  First  and  Clay 

Encinal  Flour  Mills,  Gould   &   Williamson,  751-753  Wash 

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Golden  Rule,  Hickok  &  Son,  411  Third 
BAMM  &  WESTPHAL,  cor  First  and  Clay 

FLY  PAPER. 

EUREKA  FLY  STICKING  PAPER,  65  Valley 

FOUNDRIES  (*ee  also  Iron  Works). 

PHOENIX,  T  P  Henneberry  proprietor,  627  Merket 


FRUIT  EVAPORATORS, 

Pneumatic  Evaporator  Co,  1228  San  Pablo  ave 

FRUIT-WHOLESALE. 

Oakland  Fruil  and  Produce  Co,  460  and  462  Eleventh 
ROUSE  W   A  A  CO,  476-478  Eleventh 

FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES 

Addis  Robert,  603  Webster 

Anuerson  Alex,  472  Seventh 

Baldocchi  M,  366  Twelfth 

B  itchelder  Win  F,  1277  San  Pablo  a 
aet(  A  Son,  San   Pablo  ave 

mamayon  Josey  Miss,  1 117     E  Fourteenth 

Clivio  C,  L216  San  Pablo  a 

piel,  167  Eleventh 

Dolan  -I  C,  City  Market,  stalls  I.  3  and  5 

EIBEN  a  NOR,  1572-1574  itb 

Ford  D  R  d  Co,  I  !3  i  Broadway 

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Gates  Charles,  1501  Broadway 

Grasso  D  &  Co,  870  Washington 

Grasso  Dominico,  408  Seventh 

Gunterman  Henrv,  1510  Seventh 

HAGGERTY  DANIEL,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Wood 

Harmes  Samuel  A,  1830  San  Pablo  ave 

Harrington  James  R,  603  Webster 

Hill  George  &  Co,   475  Eleventh 

Hoff  John,  405  Fourteenth 

Japuccio  Ugnio,  819  Broadway 

Jones  John,  Twenty-third  ave  nr  Station 

Kowalsky  Isaac,  1709  Telegraph  ave 

Kroll  Wm  F,  464  Seventh 

Leonard  Charles  E,  1113^  Twenty-third  ave 

Louise  Ernest,  cor  Fourteenth   and  Broadway 

Manuel  Antone,  SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 

Marshall  Manuel,  779  E  Twelfth 

Martin  John,  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Fourteenth 

Mawyer  Wm  H,  1785  Seventh 

McCreery  John  L,  464  Seventh 

MERRIAM&CO,  1229-1231  Broadwav 

Mount  J  H,  1257  Broadway 

Noyes  &  Co,  600  E  Twelfth 

Oakland  Fruit  and  Produce  Co,  460-462  Eleventh 

Orra  Frank,  1178  E  Fourteenth 

Petit  W  G,  1427  San  Pablo  ave 

Ramirez  J  R,  1381  Telegraph  ave 

Rocovich  Luke,  913  Seventh 

Rosenheim  Phillip,  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-ninth 

Rouse  W  A  &  Co,  476-478  Eleventh 

Say  re  A  S  Mrs,  2957  Telegraph  ave 

Seymour  Clark  B,  1014  Washington 

Smith  &  Rubel  1056  Washington 

Springer  Samuel,  460  Sixth 

Stamopolis  Zacharias,  cor  Washington  and  Ninth 

Stice  Henry  P,  2201  Telegraph  ave 

Williams  John  A,  1117  Thirteenth  ave 

Zollette  George,  1305  San  Pablo  ave 


FURNISHED  BOOMS. 

BEAN  L  D  MRS,  864  Washington 

Gould  A  C  Mrs,  869  Washington 

Hayes  L  J  Mrs,  356  Tenth 

Partridge  K  Mrs,  461  Ninth  -   • 

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HARRIS  JOSEPH,  915  Broadway 
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ifman  j,  817  Broadway 

KELLER  M  J,  1007-1009  Broadway 
rdhaus  &  A.  1(,"»1  Broadway 

SALINGER    BROTHERS,  1063,  L065  and    1060  Broadway 

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WESTOVER  &  CO,  L119  Broadwav 


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man  Julius,  169-471  Broadwav 
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Silverstein  Abraham,  708  Broadway 

SPENCE  J  G  &  CO  (weekly  payments)  1401  San  Pablo  ave 

Swenson  N  J,  381  Twelfth 

TAYLOR  CHARLES  L,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Eighth 

West  A  A,  473,  475  and  479  Twelfth 

Wind  MLR,  559  E  Twelfth 

FURNITURE  MANUFACTURERS . 

Boyce  W  D,  960  Franklin 
HOOK  E,  1108  Broadway 
McGOVERN  &  CAHILL,  400  Twelfth 

GAS  COMPANY. 

OAKLAND  GAS  LIGHT  AND  HEAT  CO,    904  Broadway 


GAS  FITTERS. 

DALZIEL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadway 
STURM  &  LEITCH,  363  Twelfth 

GAS  FIXTURES, 

DALZIEL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadwav 
JEFFRESS,  MITCHELL  &  CO,  1151  Broadway 

GLASS. 

BUSWELL  E  G  &  CO,  712-716  Broadway 
WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 

GLOVE   MANUFACTURER, 

Hodkins  M  W,  1718  Seventh 

GLUE  MANUFACTURER. 

Corder  James  G,  Dalton  ave  nr  Green,  Stock  Yards 


GRATES    (Hot  Air  Patent.) 
BUCKHOUT  ADNA  H,  606  Sixteenth 

GROCERIES. 

AGARD  &  CO,  1120  Broadway 
Ainsworth  Bros,  830  Fourteenth 
Ainsworth  George  R  R,  1701  Twelfth 
Alves  Domingos,  368  B 
BAKER  PETER,  823  Broadway 
Bauman  F,  1451  Seventh 


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Baptists  Thomas,  753  Campbell 
Barron  Zeb,  1902  San  Pablo  ave 
BATCHELDER  WM  F,  L277  San  Pablo  ave 

..  r  1'-   •    .  B23  Broadway 
Bennetl  A  Son,  L308  San  Pablo  ave 
Bla<  .  L700  Seventh 

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nnan  Annie  Mrs,  B02  ( Jlay 

in  M.  L022 Twenty-fourth 
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vn  Prank,  1454  Seventh 
•    I .  >uisa  Mrs,  677  Adeline 
BRUNJE  .1  A.  L551-1553  Broadway 
BUHSEN   N   D,  L801   Seventh 
Butt   I'  3an  Pablo  ave 

Cahill  Win.  1  L8  Hannah 
Cameron  -I  Mrs,  s7»»  Twenty-fii 
Carmichael  Catherine  Mrs,  L415  San  Pablo  ave 
roll  Margar.  I  B 

elli  Augustino,  -J-_M.'  Fifth 
iero  Joseph,  925  Third 
CENTRAL  SUPPLY  CO,  481  Twelfth 
Chalmers  Hugh  X.  L661  Eighth 
Chamberlain  Win  II.  NW  cor  Campbell  and  Seventh 
dark  James,  977  Fifth 
I  LEARY  M  |  Twelfth 

Clivio  C,  L216  San  Pablo  B 
<  llonen  John,  l  venth 

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tinerton  <  latharine,  1051  Wood 
nsidine  Patrick.  21  s  sixth 
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Doose  Wm  A  &  Co,  229  Eighth 

Doyle  Luke,  852  Webster 

Duncan  R  M,  851  Myrtle 

EIBEN  &  NOR,   1572-1574  Seventh 

Epley  John  W,  1441  San  Paalo  ave 

Fairchild  W  G,  1350  Market 

Farmer  Robt  F,  611  E  Twelfth 

Farrell  Margaret  Mrs,  1817  Grove 

Ferguson  &  Barg,  478  Thirteenth 

Finck  J  Matilda  Mrs,  Golden  Gate 

Fletcher  Hugh,  1849  San  Pablo  ave 

Fonte  Anthony,  800  E  Twelfth 

Ford  D  R  &  Co,  1233  Broadway 

French   John  L,  Golden  Gate 

Gallagher  Michael,  SW  cor  Linden  and  Fifth 

Gallagher  Neil,  1722  Telegraph  ave 

Gates  Charles,  1501  Broadway 

Gerity  Sarah  Mrs,  1924  San  Pablo  ave 

Gernreich  &  Thornburgh,  1476  Eighth 

Ghirardelli  G,  cor  Myrtle  and  Fifth 

Gibbons  Patrick,  1473  Seventh 

Samuel   L  Gibbs,    2102   Peralta,  NE  cor  Third  and  Linden 

and  NW  cor  Seventh   and  Adeline 
GIER  &  SCHULZE,  1247  Broadway 
Green  hood  Jeseph  M,  952  Twenty-fourth 
Grosshans  John  D,  1390  Telegraph  ave 
Gunnip  John,  NW  cor  Forty-second  and  Telegraph  ave 
Haar  Annie  Mrs,  1470  Seventh 
HALL  JOHN  A,  1301  Twelfth 
Hampton  T  M,  1778  Seventh 
Hanley  Michael,  1507    Seventh 
Hanrahan  L  Mrs,  229  Third 
Hansen  Ellen  Mrs,  1209  Cypress 
Harfst  Herman,  1932  Broadway 
Harms  Samuel  A,  1830  San  Pablo  ave 
Harrison  &  Boyce,  411  Twelfth  and  1143  E  Fourteenth 
Helmke  Bros  (Conrad  and  John)  1552  Broadway 
Henas  M  &  Co,  930  E  Fourteenth 

Henken  J  F,  SE  cor  Eighteenth  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
Hopken  Albert  1301  Center 
Hopkins  M  Mrs,  729  Fifth 
Hughes  Enoch,  220  B 
Hyland  Mary  Mrs,  1748  Filbert 
Jacobs  Charles,  1823  San  Pablo  ave 
Jacoby  Jeseph,  775  E  Twelfth 


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5£  Jagela  &  Wulff,cor  Fifth  and  Peralta 
^  Johnston  Jeremiah,  994  Pine 
^   Keyea  Jan*  Fifth  and  Center 

Z   Kirchner  Herman,  L542  Adeline 
H  Q   Kirchner  Wm,  L352  Tenth 
tf>  Z  Kirkland  &  I       3   6  Market 
^  <   Kla  ;ea  August,  602  Franklin 
^  -i   Koch  P  '  Forty-fifth  and  Shattuck  ave 

LiJ  ^   Kornahrena  Jacob,  L602  San  Pablo  ave 
J  S  FOSTER  HERMANN,  719  Webster 
^~U   Kowalsky  [saac,  1 709  Telegraph  ave 
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LATIMER  BROS,  L220  Market 
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Edward,  679  Sixth 
.1/  William.  216  Second 

1  181   San  Pablo  ave 
Linn  <  i   1 »  M  r  Ninth  and  Cypress 

nig  John,  L270  Kirk  ham 
$00  Franklin 
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Massimo  Andrew,  L452  Twelfth 
^^    McAleei  \  1   Irew,  1616  raph  ave 

p^|    M.i  h,  751    Seventh 

SM  likI  11  A.  578  ETwelfth 

232  Twelfth 
McD(  rmo  aard,  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Mather 

<M<  1  Donald  1      aelius,  1  »ydia 

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■    M<  1  .  enth  and  Clay 

g^     M<  <  :•  Sixl  h  and  Alice 

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Mil  Ml;  Ltral  Supply  Co,  181  Twelfth 

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Mount  J  H,  1257  Broadway 

Newport  L  Mrs,  765  Castro 

Noone  Martin,  1124  Campbell 

Ohe  Henry,  cor  Twenty -third  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 

PALMER  J  W  &  SON,  1177  Market 

Paoli  Francisco,  cor  Tenth  and  Center 

Parsons  Edwin,  652  Webster 

Paulk  John  F,  1465  San  Pablo  ave 

Peckham  &  Wixon,  251  B 

PEDRINI  C  &  CO,  SE  cor  Columbus  and  Telegraph  ave 

Perata  G,  925  Third 

PETAR  &  DRESCO,  1072  Broadway 

Petterson  &  Hans,  1700  Eighth 

Pezzola  Antonio,  1268  Grove 

PHELAN  &  FISH,  464-472  Eleventh 

Quackenbush  George  Mrs,  1752  San  Pablo  ave 

Quinn  Michael,  204  B 

RADEMANN  R,  1020  Third 

Rafael  Bros,  1691  Seventh 

RATHJEN  CATHERINE  MRS,  801  Jefferson 

RED  FRONT  CASH  GROCERY,  1211  Broadway  and  1212 

San  Pablo  ave 
Reed  &  Miller,  479  Eleventh 
Roach  Julia  Mrs,  710  Twenty-seventh 
Rosenburg  Joseph  M,  601  Sixteenth 
Rossi  J  Mrs,  718  Webster 
Schley  P  C,  780  E  Fourteenth 
Schnoor  Catherine  Mrs,  1701  Thirteenth  ave 
Schneider  Wm,Evov  ave  bet  West  and  Grove 
Seibold  E  J,  842  Webster 
Shields  Geo,  1369  West 
Shoebridge  Fannie  Mrs,  204  B 
Silva  &  Sarment  806  E  Fourteenth 
Silveria  Augustine  J,  373  B 
Simon  John,  904  Washington 
SLATTEY  W  P,  702  Market 
Smallman  &  Cummings,  551  E  Twelfth 
Smith  George,  1251   Kirkham 
Smith  James,  973  Third 
Stice  Henry  P,  2201  Telegraph  ave 
Stoer  John  F,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 
Sullivan  Mortimer,  1254  Market 
Tilley  W  G  &  Co,  653  F  Twelfth 

TORREY,   WHITMAN  &  GARDINER,  461-463  Eleventh 
Tucker  &  Co,  1663  San  Pablo  ave 
Turn  Suden  &  White,  693-708  E  Twelfth 

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WALSH  WM.  1319  Center  and  1320  Peralta 

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dkenhorsl  C.  L 642 Telegraph  ave 
Webb  A  Bpeisser,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Forty-first 

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WHEELER   WILLIAM   P,  1211   Broadway  and  1212    San 

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GIER  A    »  ill'L/L.  1247-1251  Broadway 

.1  Supply  Co,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and  Washington 
Miller.  ■; .  venth 


GUARANTEE    COMPANIES, 
PACIFIC  8URETY  CO  <  ILIFORNIA,     58  Broadway 

GUNS  AND  SPORTING  GOODS. 

KREPPER   NICHOL  20  E  Eleventh 

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HAIRDRESSERS. 

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P  A  Mrs,  1254  San  Pabl 


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1105 


Cosmopolitan,  Thos  D  Sullivan  propr,  2969  Telegraph  ave 

Danias  Hall  and  Club  Rooms,  864£  Broadway 

Dietz  Opera  House,  A  C  Dietz  propr,  A  W  Stillwell  mgr,  cor 
Twelfth  and  Webster 

Fraternity,  Eiben  &  Nor  proprs,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Pe- 
ralta 

Germania,  834  Webster 

Gospel,  1656  Seventh 

Grand  Army,  419  Thirteenth 

Hamilton,  J  C  Gilson  propr,  SE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Jeffer- 
son 

Hancock,  William  H  Simmons,  propr,  377  Twelfth 

Hansen's,  SW  cor  Goss  and  Wood 

I  0  0  F,  P  J  Ispen  custodian,  NW  cor  Eleventh  and  Frank- 
lin 

Klinkner,  Golden  Gate 

Kohler's,  E  F  Kohler  propr,  1502  Seventh 

Milton,  Anthony  Milton  propr,  SW  cor   San  Pablo  ave  and 
Twenty-eighth 

Montana,  Leroy  Beveridge  propr,  1160  Seventh 

Pythian,  1056  Broadway 

Schimmelpfennig's,  764  E  Twelfth 

Shattuck,  453  Eighth 

St  Andrew's,  1056i  Broadway 

Wemmer,  416  Eighth 

West  Oakland,  1751  Seventeenth 

WESTERN,  791  Seventh 


HARDWARE. 

Everson  W  &  M,  927  Broadway 
MAXWELL  &  PEARCE,  458-460  Twelfth 
PIERCE  &  CO,  971  Broadway 
Rittigstein  A,  1475  San  Pablo  ave 
Turn  Suden  &  White,  693  F  Twelfth 
Verrill  C  M,  507  Seventh 
Vincent  J  Mrs.  1728  Seventh 


HARDWARE    (BUILDERS'), 

Pierce  &  Co,  971  Broadway 

HARNESS  AND  SADDLERY. 

BEEBE  ROBERT  J,  1056  Broadway 
Berrey  David  423  Eighth 
Boudrean  Adolph,  820  Broadway 
Emlay  O  &  Sons,  1160  Broadway 


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Hi  mm  ins  Rudolph,  1302  Broadway  *? 

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Doran  Jeremiah,  1957  San  Pablo  ave 
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HAGEB  LEWIS  N.  2814  Telegraph  b 

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CLASSIFIED     DIRECTORY.  1107 

L  Industrial  Home  for  the  Adult  Blind,   cor  Thirty-sixth  and 

<*  Telegraph  ave 

m    Little  Workers'  Home  for  Foundlings  and  Destitute  Children 

&  cor  Campbell  and  Taylor 

8    Sheltering  Home,  1274  Franklin 

West  Oakland  Home  for  Foundlings  and  Destitute  Children, 
Mrs  S  S  Brown  matron,  973  Campbell  I  g 

Women's  Sheltering  and  Protection  Home,  office  957  Broad- 
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HOUSE     CLOTHING. 

BEEBE  ROBERT  J,  1056  Broadway 


HOUSE    SHOERS. 

Casey  Michael,  418  Seventh 

Gibbs  &  Williams,  958  Franklin 

Hamelin  &  Thibault,  658  Broadway 

Kilborn  Joseph  G,  2861  Telegraph  ave 

Kneale  &  Benjamin,  e  s  Claremont  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Laperle  P,  2763  Telegraph  ave 

Lebrecht  &  Lawton,  515  Sixteenth 

Madigan  Michael,  411  Fourth 

McAULEY  ADAM.  509  Eighth 

Pulcifer  A  W,  1304  Broadway 

SOHST  BROTHEPvS,  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Franklin 

Williams  &  Cuneen,  416  Sixth 

Wilson  Harvey  M,  1112  Franklin 


HOSIERY    MANUFACTURERS. 

California  Hosiery  Co,  cor  Second  and  Jefferson 

HOSPITALS. 

Fabiola   Hospital   Association,   Mrs   A  T  Leighton  matron, 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Moss  ave 
Lying-in-Hospital  and  Home,  Sarah  A  Mahan  matron,l1125 

Willow 
OAKLAND  HOSPITAL  AND  HOTEL  FOR  INVALIDS, 

Dr  E  H  Woolsey  proprietor,  Twelfth  bet  Jackson  and 

Madison' 

HOTELS. 

Alcatraz  House,  Hanavan  &  Baldridge,  1156  Broadwav 
Ameriean  House,  R  V  Clark,  616  Broadway 
Arlington,  T  G  Kingsland,  474  Ninth 


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*  §  BLAKE    HOUSE,    Mrs    M    K   Blake,    proprietor,    NE  cor 

t  Eleventh  and  Clay 

^  BRUNSWICK    (THE),  AFFX  ROSS  proprietor,  cor  Ninth 

£  and  Washington 

^  ;  BUHSEN  N  1).  L803  Seventh 

S  ?  liushell  House,  A  Knapp  propr,  462  Twelfth 

S  I  :,  ;:;.  :    1  1   ...  .1  C  Brosnan  propr,  1763  Seventh 

*  CAPITAL  BOUSE,  I  reo  T  la  Fleche,  foot  of  Broadway 

I  Danl,  R  R  Bouse,  2901  Telegraph  ave 

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**  •  ■  Clark  R  V,  American  House,  616  Broadway 

•»g  DAVIES   J    M   A  CO,  lessees  Tubbs  Hotel,  E  Twelfth  bet 

g  >urth  and  Fifth  aves 

*£  ]».  ike  Fred,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  E  Thirteenth 
brich  Chris,  Madison  Bouse,  514  Fifteenth 

gj  lahar  .1  W,  Clarendon,  855  Washington 

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Botel,  J    II  Rourke  propr,  Stock  Yards 

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1109 


Prescott  House,  Win  M  Reese  propr,  473  Sixth 

Randlett  House,  cor  Park  ave  and  Hollis 

RUEDY  HENRY,  cor  Seventh  and  Franklin 

RUEDY&  VOEGLIN  (Eureka)  cor  Seventh  and  Washington 

Thomas  Wm  M,  817  Oak 

TUBBS  HOTEL,  J  M  Davies  &   Co,  lessees,  E  Twelfth  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth  aves 
Union,  Fred  Deike  propr,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  ave 
Washington  Hotel,  Thos  O'Grady  propr,  1815  Seventh 
WEBER'S,  CHARLES     H     PFEIFFER     proprietor,    cor 

Twelfth  and  Franklin 
Welldon  House,  Mrs  F  A  Rogers  propr,  476  Twelfth 
WIDMAR   JACOB,  proprietor   WINTERS    HOTEL,  1236 

Broadway 
WILDER  FA,   proprietor   WINSOR  HOTEL,  91 5£  Wash- 
ington 
WILSON  HOUSE  (NOW  THE   OLIVE)  Mrs   De   I    Fields 

proprietor,  1165i  Washington 
WINTERS  HOTEL,    JACOB    WIDMAR  proprietor,    1236 

Broadwav 
WRIGHT  B,"  proprietor    GALINDO    HOTEL,    Eighth    nr 

Broadway 
Zeller  Adolph,  propr  Park  Exchange,  Emeryville 

.  HOUSE    DECORATORS. 

OLNEY  ELBERT,  525  Sixteenth 


HOUSE  MOVERS. 

Sewell  Walter  A,  363  Seventh 

ICE. 

UNION  ICE  CO,  S  D  Smith  manager,  365  Tenth 


ICE-CREAM. 

Brookes  S  E,  1205  Broadway  and  1206  San  Pablo  ave 
Ford  Carrie  M,  968  Washington 
Geddes  A  C,  908  Broadwav 
LAAGE  WM  J  F,  416  Twelfth 
Lehnhardt  E,  471  Fourteenth 

THOMSON  BROS,  1221  Broadway,  Branch  1319  San  Pablo 
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^%  THECF  ADAMS    HOME    FURNISHING  HOUSE,  1305 

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■"A  4  A  Baker,  L412  San  Pablo  ave 

M-  tropolitan  Manufacturing  Co,  l.*'^  San  Pablo  ave 

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AGNEW  TH<  >S  Xinth 

ANTHONY  R  M.  171  Ninth 
BEARDSLEY  &  CRAM, 470  Tenth 
BENHAM  &  TIIoMAS.  171  Xinth 
BLOOD  W.\|  F,  953  Washington 
CHRISTEN  W  M.  1  venth 

DAVIS  A  (,.  902  Broadway 

SISON  0  I  d  l72Tenth 

DINGEE  WILLIAM  J,  160-462  Eighth 

NLAP  CHAS  II.  962  Broadway 
DUSINBURY  &  WURTS,467  Xinth 

•  J,   171    Xinth 
FISK  LEANDER,  I  1  renth 

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GRIFFIN  II.  \  HARMON  &  SEARS,   958  Broadway 

HARMOI  (J.r)8Broadwi 

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LATON  BENJ   I 

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McAVO^    III  \l;Y   i.  s;;  Washington 
Mill-  i  w  r.  1 1«  dway 

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Mag,  Mag,  Scroll  and  Baadsawing. 


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CLASSIFIED     DIRECTORY. 


1111 


Seaman  George  B,  1073  Broadway 
SMITH  H  T,  960  Broadway 
S  TONE  A  L,  1106  Broadway 
Strong  &  Co,  470. Ninth 
Troy  J  H,  457  Ninth 
VANDERCOOK  E  P  &  CO,  458  Ninth 
Waterman,  Sayre  &  Co,  10034-  Broadway 
WINTON  N  W,  NE  cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 

INSURANCE  AGENTS-LIFE. 

DUNLAP  CHARLES  H,  962  Broadway 


INSURANCE     COMPANIES, 

.^ETNA    INSURANCE   CO,  Alameda   County  Branch,  NE 

cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 
Agricultural  Insurance  Co  of  Watertown,  N  Y,  1003^  Broad- 
way 
American  Fire  of  New  York,  958  Broadway 
AMERICAN  EIRE  OF  PHILADELPHIA,    958  Broadway 
American  Insurance  Co  of  Newark,  N  J,  960  Broad wav 
ANGLO-NEVADA  ASSURANCE    CORPORATION,   465 

Ninth 
BOYLSTON  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO  OF  MASS,  458 

Ninth 
CALEDONIAN  INSURANCE  CO  OF    EDINBURGH,  960 

Broad  wav 
CITY  OF  LONDON  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO,  471  Ninth 
CITY  OF  LONDON  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO  of  England, 

058  Broadway 
Citizens  Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore,  469  Ninth 
CLINTON    FIRE    INSURANCE    CO    of   New    York, 

Broadway 
Commercial  Insurance  Co  of  California,  468  Ninth 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co,  457  Ninth 
CONCORDIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO,  958  Broadway 
Connecticut  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford  467  Ninth 
CONNECTICUT  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO, 

Broadway 
Continental  Fire  Insurance  Co,  1003^  Broadway 
ECONOMIC  FIRE  OFFICE    (Limited)    of    London, 

Washington 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co,  483  Ninth 
Fireman's    Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore,  469  Ninth 
Firemen's  Insurance  Co  of  Newark,  469  Ninth 
GERMAN-AMERICAN  INSURANCE  CO,  470  Ninth 
GERMAN  INSURANCE    CO  of  Illinois,  958  Broadway 


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BONESTELL  &  CO. 


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1112 


CLASSIFIED     DIRECTORY. 


GLEN'S  FALLS  INSURANCE  CO  of  New  York,  958  Broad- 
way 
Guardian  Assurance  Co,  Alameda  Co   Branch,  HOG  Broad- 
way 
Hamburg  Breman,  459  Ninth 
HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG  FIRE    INSURANCE    CO   of 

Hamburg,  1003  Washington 
Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co,  407  Ninth 
Hartford    Steam    Boiler    Inspection    and  Insurance    Co    of 

Connecticut,  469  Ninth 
Home  Insurance  Co  of  New  York,  972  Broadway 
Home  Mutual  Fire  of  San  Francisco,  900  Broadway 
HOWARD  INSURANCE  CO  of  New  York.  858  Broadway 
Imperial  Insurance  Co  of  London,  958  Broadway 
INSURANCE  CO  OF  NORTH  AMERICA,  107:;  Broadway 
Insurance  Co  of  Penn,  468  Tenth  . 

La  Fonciere  Marine  Insurance  Co  of  Paris,  469  Ninth 
LION  IXSURNACE  CO,  1073  Broadway 
Liverpool     and    London    and   Globe    Insurance    Co\s,    457 

Ninth 
London   Assurance  Corporation,  1050  Broadway 
LONDON   AND    LANCASHIRE    FILL   INSURANCE  CO, 

Liverpool,  960  Broadway 
MAGDEBURG   FILL    INSURANCE   CO   of    Magdeburg, 

loo:;  Washington 
MANCHESTEB   FIRE  ASSURANCE  CO,  960  Broadway 
MERCHANTS'    INSURANCE  CO,  New  J<  rsey,  958  Broad- 
way 
MERCHANTS'  INSl  LANCE  CO,  New  York,  958 Broadway 
Metropolitan    Plate    Glass    Insurance  Co,  New    York.    469 

Ninth 
NATIONAL  ASSURANCE    CO,  Inland.  458  Ninth 
National  Assurance  Co  of  London,  L050  Broadway 
NATIONAL   [NSURANCE   CO,  HARTFORD,  958  Broad- 
way 
NEW    HAMPSHIRE   [NSURANCE  CO,  MANCHESTER, 

958  Broadway 
NEW  ZEALAND  [NSURANCE  C<  >.  902  Broadway 
Niagara  Fire,  159  Ninth 

NORTH   WESTERN   national  INSURANCE  CO,  Mil- 
waukee, 165  Ninth 
Northern  Assuranc*  ( 'o,  London,  1050  Broadway 
OAKLAND  HOME  [NSURANCE  CO,  953  Washington 
ORIENT   [NSURANCE  CO  OF  HARTFORD,  958  Broad- 
way 


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1113 


PENNSYLVANIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO,  PHILADEL- 
PHIA, 958  Broadway 
Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co  of  Philadlphia,  468  Tenth 
PHENIX  INSURANCE   CO  OF  BROOKLYN,  958  Broad- 
way 
PHOENIX  ASSURANCE  CO  of  London,  958  Broadway 
Phoenix  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford,  972  Broadway 
PROVIDENCE,  WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  CO,  R  I, 

958  Broadway 
Prussian   National  Insurance   Co  of  Stettin,  Germany,  469 

Ninth 
Queen  Insurance  Co,  1050  Broadway 
SCOTTISH  UNION  AND  NATIONAL  INSURANCE  CO, 

1050  Broadway 
SECURITY  INSURANCE  CO,  New  Haven,  958  Broadway 
SOUTH   BRITISH  FIRE  AND  MARINE    INSURANCE 

CO,  463  Ninth 
SPRINGFIELD  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  CO, 

of  Illinois,  958  Broadway 
State  of  Pennsylvania  Fire  Insurance  Co,  468  Tenth 
St  Paul  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co,  469  Ninth 
Sun  Insurance  Co  of  San  Francisco,  956  Broadway 
TRAVELERS'  ACCIDENT  OF  HARTFORD,  958  Broad- 
way 
TRAVELERS'   INSURANCE  CO   OF  HARTFORD,  1073 

Broadway 
UNION  INSURANCE   CO,  PHILADELPHIA,  958  Broad- 
way 
UNION  INSURANCE  CO,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  460  Eighth 
United  Fire  Re-Insurance  Co  of  England,  469  Ninth 
UNITED  STATES  INSURANCE  CO   of   New    York,    958 

Broadway 
WESTCHESTER  INSURANCE  CO  OF  NEW  YORK,  958 

Broadwav 
WESTERN    INSURANCE  CO  OF  TORONTO,  958  Broad- 


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INSURANCE    COMPANIES-LIFE. 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO  of  N  Y,  962  Broadway 

IRON  WORKS. 

Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  Emeryville,  office  S  F 

OAKLAND  IRON  WORKS,  cor  Second  and  Jefferson 

Pacific  Iron  and  Nail  Co,  foot  of  Market 

Phoenix  Foundry,  627  Market 

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JEWELERS. 

Castellanos  Salvador,  1263  San  Pablo  ave 
Ellis  W  G,  954  Broadway 

Hyman  Joseph,  1473  San  Pablo  ave 
Meves  Bernhard,  469  Ninth 

JUNK. 

Learner  Manuel,  710  Webster 
Livingstone  Nathan.  410  Third 
Smith  Abraham,  418  Third 
Ivingolskv  S,  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Webster 
Smith  Abraham,  41S  Third 

JUTE  MILLS. 

California  Jute  Mill  Co,  cor  Third  ave  and  E  Tenth 
California  Mills  Co,  Third  ave  b<  I  E  Tenth  and  E  Eleventh 


LAMPS. 

A.ckerman  A  II.  1003  Broadway 

1  G  R,  L012  Washington 
Stanley  Mary  Nfrs,  Emeryville 
Wise  \\.  367  Washington 

LAND  COMPANIES. 

Watterraan,  Sayre  &  Co,  1  <><>:;  A  Broadway 

LATHS-SHINGLES. 

Humboldl  hum  >r  Fourth  and  Washingtou 

OAKLAND  LUMBER  CO,   117  First 
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Courbare  A  Buisin   (French)  L082   Fourteenth  a1 
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McGovern  &  Cahill, 0ARF™  S,i°Z°!?w 


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Rapinat  L,  516  Eighth 

Troy  Steam  Laundry,  418  E  Twelfth 


LEATHER  AND  FINDINGS. 

Mitchell  &  Steward,  420  Twelfth 

LIBRARIES. 

East  Oakland  Free  Reading  Rooms,  562  E  Twelfth 

I  0  0  F  Library,  cor  Eleventh  and  Franklin 

North  Oakland  Free  Reading  Rooms,  cor  Thirty-fourth  and 

Peralta 
OAKLAND    FREE    LIBRARY,  n  s  Fourteenth  nr    Wash- 

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West  Oakland  Free,  1684  Seventh 


LIME,  PLASTER  AND  CEMENT. 

FORTIN  V  L,  cor  Washington  and  Third 
REMILLARD  BRICK  CO,  cor  Clay  and  Second 
Stoer  John  F,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 

LIQUORS— KETAIL. 

Anderson  Martin,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Webster 

Anderson  Olaf,  cor  Seventh  and  Bav 

ARGONAUT,  HARRY  INWALL  &  CO,  proprietors,  854 
Broadway 

Ballard  J  M,  912  Broadway 

Babtista  &  Thomas,  753  Campbell 

Barbieri  Gaetano,  1801  Grove 

Becker  &  Koehler,  471  Seventh 

Behrmann  John  C,  367  Franklin 

Bendixen  Thomas  J,  cor  Adeline  and  Fortieth 

Bernardo  Joseph  F,  751  Willow 

Beynor  Wm,  Park  ave  nr  Halleck 

Bieler  Frank,  809  E  Fourteenth 

BIG  GUN  SALOON,  STEWART  &  COMSTOCK,  proprie- 
tors, cor  Seventh  and  Cedar 

BILLSEBACK  GEO,  477  Eighth 

Black  Geo,  1700  Seventh 

Bockelmann  Harry,  cor  Adeline  and  Felton     - 

Bottomley  Isaac,  cor  College  ave  and  Hudson 

Boyle  Owen,  1601  Market 

Brainard  Louisa  Mrs,  Melrose 

Brannan  Annie  Mrs,  802  Clay 

Breen  John,  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Mather 


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Brownell  Abner,  1251  San  Pablo  ave 

BRUNJE  J  A,  1551-1553  Broadway 

BUHSEN  N  D,  1801  Seventh 

Burke  &  Bottomley,  421  Tenth 

Burns  Edward  E,  Seventh  nr  Broadwav 

Butler  James,  719  Broadway 

Carlsen  Andrew,  415  Seventh 

Carroll  W  F,  e  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Columbus  ave 

Cassidy  Ellen  Mrs,  Golden  (rate 

Oassin  John,  SE  cor  First  and  Telegraph  aves 

CENTRAL   HOTEL    SALOON,    Jose  Medeiors   proprietor, 

1725  Seventh 
( Jhapey  C,  Golden  ( rate 
Chapman  R  C,  s,'<>  Harrison 
Chartrand  Louis,  564  Franklin 

Church  John  H  Jr,  cor  E   Fourteenth  and  Leise  ave 
Cooper  James,  2301  Peralta 
Cooper  Frank.  579  Third 
Courant  Frank.  464  Ninth 
Crespino  &  Co,  e  -  Telegraph  ave  nr  First  ave 
Crowley  Thomas,  1453  San  Pablo  ave 
( lusiek  John,  1  7  17  Market 

Deary  Thomas  A.   E  Twelfth  opp  Lake  Merritt 
Dechow  Carl,  1080  Fourteenth  ave 
Delaney  &  McCarthy,  11  1  Eighth 
Deram  &  Ferguson.  836  Broadway 
Doose  Wm  A  &  Co,  229   Eighth 
Duffy  Patrick.  Golden  Gate 
Eddings  William.  473  Eleventh 
EIBEN  &  NOR,  1572-1574  Seventh 
El  Final  Vineyard,  47  1  Eleventh 
Farmer  R  11.  NT.  cor  Twelfth  and  Webster 
Fedderson  .1  II.   1 731  Seventh 
Fennessy  John,  s  19  Broadway 
FINCH  T  E,  825  Broadway 
Fitzsimmons  Henry  A  P,  368  Twelfth 
Flannery  Joseph,  s7'.'  Washington 
Gallagher  Neil,  L722  Telegraph  ave 
( raraon  Loui  ;   Broadway 

GIER  a  SCHULZE,  L247-1251  Broadway 

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I  lough  Thomas,   1701  Adeline 
Grosshans  Jno  D,  L390  Telegraph  ave 
<  trunewald  M  Washington 

Gunnip  .John.  NK  cor  Forty-second  and  Telegraph  ave 


PARKE  &  LACY  CO. 


k\<;i\i:s  and  BOILERS, 

1 1  remont  St,  San  Franci 


N hittier, Fuller  &Go. 


PICTURE   FRAMES, 

412-414  12th  Street. 


CLASSIFIED    DIRECTORY 


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Hanifin  J  J  &  Co,  Oamron  Block  and  851  Broadway  and  cor 

Seventh  and  Washington 
Hansen  Edward,  cor  Franklin  and  Tenth 
Hansen  Lawrence,  1252  Cypress 
Hansen  SED,  NE  cor  Franklin  and  Third 
Hansen  Theodore,  cor  Franklin  and  Tenth 
Hansen  &  Young,  455  Eighth 

Harper  J  Mrs,  NW  cor  Twenty-ninth  and  Telegraph   ave 
Harris  &  Baker,  City  Market 
Hart  Daniel,  622  Broadway 
Haurat  Vincent,  469  Seventh 
Heinold  John  M,542  Webster 
HERBERT  &  SONDERLEITER,  477  Ninth 
HERMITAGE   HOUSE,  Leon  Faure   proprietor,    terminus 

Fruit  Vale  ave 
Haurat  Vincent,  459  Seventh 
Husing  D,  379  Twelfth 
INWALL  HARRY  &  CO,  854  Broadway 
Jackson  &  Dickinson,  417  Seventh 

JACKSON  &  WHITE,  propr  Western  Hall,  1791  Seventh 
Jacobs  Charles,  1323  San  Pablo  ave 
Johnson  Eva  Mrs,  cor  Adeline  and  San  Pablo  ave 
JURGENS  CHARLES,  409  Twelfth 
KAYSER  JOHN  &  Co,  840  Broadway 
KLAGES  AUGUST,  602  Franklin 
Kirchner  Herman,  1542  Adeline 
Kirchner  Wm,  1352  Tenth 
Klee  Henry,  1259  Broadway 

Koboldt  Charles,  cor  Thirteenth  ave  and  E  Eleventh 
KOHLER  BILLY,  479  Seventh 
Kohler  Ernest  F,  1502  Seventh 
KOSTER  HERMANN,  719  Webster 
Kreimborg  Bernard,  783  E  Fourteenth 
•Kreutzfeldt  &  Koster,  380  Twelfth 
Kreyenhagen  &  Co,  827  Broadway 
KROEXKE  H  C  (Tivoli)  cor  Wood  and  Seventh 
KUCKS  &  FUGEL,  468  Twelfth 
Krueckel  Andrew,  1154  Washington 
KUHNLE  &  MULLER,  1466i  Seventh 
LA  FLECHE  GEO  T,  Capital  House,  foot  of  Broadway 
Lascombe  Eugene,  830  Twentieth 
Laurence  Max,  Germania  Hall 
Lehmkuhl  Lueder,  Golden  Gate 
Lehrbass  R,  832  Broadway 
Lenz  William,  216  Second 
Leonhard  &  Co,  1230  San  Pablo  ave 


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Leprotti  E,  S\V  cor  Broadway  and  Columbus  ave 

Loud  Warren, 18   2  Seventh 

Lvnch  John,  1457  Seventh 

Magerstaedt  <;,  800  Franklin 

Maher  John.  Stock  Yards 

Maleton  Henry,  1576  San  Pablo  ave 

Manefeld  Geo.  827  Franklin 

Manhara  &  Pedro,  782  E  Twelfth 

Manning  Ellen  Mrs,  580  Third 

Manuel  Isidore.  1272  San  Pablo  ave 

Mazzini  Joseph,  s  s  Forty-seventh  nr  Shattuck  ave 

McDermott  Bernard,  cor  Piedmont  ave  and  Mather 

McElroy  J  arm-.  XE  cor  Seventh  and  Clay 

McGuire     Philip,    cor   Fifth  and    Railroad   ave,    nr    Shell 

Mound  Station 
Mc Williams  James,  S44  Franklin 
Meader  11  P  Mrs,  cor  Thirteenth  and  Harrison 
MEYER  HENRY,  827  Broadway 
Mongelaz  Charles,  cor  Sixth  and  Broadway 
Moran  Bernard.  2302  San  Pablo  ave 
Morgan  John  P.  380  Twelfth 
Morris  Will,  1074  Thirteenth  ave 
Morrison  W  W,  1 776  Seventh 
Mullanv  James,  Emeryville 
Mulliris  Win.  1323  Fourteenth 
Neher  Abraham  D,  L769  Sixteenth 
Noisal  P  580  Fourth 

Nolan  James,  120  Seventh 
Noll  Joseph,  B56  Webster 
Nugenl  James,  1  s  1 1  Seventh 
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Olander  Albert,  629  E  Twelfth 
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PEDRIN1  CACO,  SE  cor  Columbusand   i         raph  a* 
Pellanda  I  1  153  C<  i 

Pengall<  y  R  W,  917  -   srenth 

u  Wm,cor  Nineteenth  and  San  Pablo  ave 
PETAR  &  DRES<  I >    L072  Broadway 
Petere  Pet<  • .  N  E  cor  Broadway  and  Sixth 
Phillips  John  C,  915  Seventh 
Powell  Jacob,  67  l  Broadway 
Katfcttos,  Lui  enth 

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Rudolph,  1<>1    E  Twelfth 
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Ro  i«h  Julia  Mrs,  71      rwenty-seventh 


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Rocca  John,  First  ave  nr  Telegraph  ave 

Rodgers  Bros,  625  E  Twelfth 

Roemer  &  Stiller,  1456  Seventh  L       ' 

ROHRBACH  J  P  &  CO,  1720  Seventh  t"~ H 

Rothenberg  S  B,  868  Broadway 

Rowland  Ned,  856  Washington  ^^^ 

Ryan  Oliver,  653  Washington 

Saur  Jacob,  2469  Telegraph  ave 

Scheiding  T  Henry,  838  Broadway 

SCHMIDT  &  FIEBERLNG,  842  Broadway 

Schmitt  John,  466  Seventh 

SCOTT  BROS,  473  Ninth  k^ 

Selna  Leopold,  1022  Broadway  H^^ 

Sharp  Geo,  650  Myrtle 

Shaw  Howard,  1851  San  Pablo  ave  f  S~) 

Shields  Geo,  1369  West  j^    , 

Siebe  &  Huber  Bros,  Badger's    Park,    cor    Seventh    and   E    j    I    j 

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Silvera  Frank,  601  Webster 
Simons  Joseph,  905i  Washington 
Smith  Bernard,  464  Eighth 
Smith  George,  1251  Kirkham 
Smith  Patrick,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Franklin 
STEWART  E  COMSTOCK,  cor  Seventh  and  Cedar 
Stewart  J  D,  cor  E  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  ave 
Stoer  John  F,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Thirty-eighth 
Stubbs  George  A,  Golden  Gate 
Sullivan  Mortimer,  1254  Market 
Sullivan  Thomas  D,  2969  Telegraph  ave 
Sweeney  John,  cor  Clay  and  Fourth  ^ 

Taylor  &  Rubiolo,  Rosso's  Cottage,  E  Twelfth   opp    Lake    t-*    W 

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Thayer  E  F,  464  Eighth  ^    g 


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Toomer  George  C,  cor  Seventh  and  Chester  ^  §S 

TUNTEMAN  G  &  Co,  801  Willow  g  *!H 

Turner  Sid  A,  854  Thirteenth  ^og 

Violich  Felix  P,  801  Broadway  £§> 

Vogt  David,  422  Eleventh                         .  §«M 

Von  Duren  Herman,  E  Fourteenth  nr  Broadway  l"C#g 

Walkenhorst  C,  1642  Telegraph  ave  g  w* 

WALSH  WM,  1319  Center  and  1320  Peralta  •  &*■£ 
Ward   Wm   W,  Shattuck  ave  bet  Telegraph  ave  and  Forty-   ^    jjj 

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Watson  W  M  &  Co,  474  Eleventh 


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Welsh  Martin,  471  Tenth 

Welsh  Thomas,  cor  College  and  Claremont  aves 

Welter  Laurance,  929  Sixth  ave 

WERMMER  KASPER,  468  Eighth 

Weyer  Dennis,  382  E  Twelfth 

White  John,  469  Eighth 

Williams  Charles,  902  E  Fourteenth 

Williams  Gust,  1055  Thirteenth  ave 

Witt  Andrew,  1226  Broadway 

Wolter  Reimer,  1125  Thirteenth  ave 

LIQUORS-  WHOLESALE, 

GIER  &  SCHULZE,  L2  17-1251  Broadway 

Hershberg  H  &  Co,  508  Seventh 

Red  Mountain  Vineyard,  474  Eleventh 

Rothenberg  S  B,  868  Broadway 

Sheehan  Bros,  472  Twelfth 

WATSON  W  M  &  CO,  474  Eleventh 

LIVERY    STABLES. 

Almont  Livery  Stable,  Kane  A:  Dalyproprs,  1352  San  Pablo 

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Barnard  E  E,  1221  Eighth 
BROWN  W.M  II.  510  Thirteenth 
CARTIEB  FRANK,  613  Broadway 
Cummings  James  II.  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Ali< 
DAVIS  M  l\  368  Eighth 
Dexter  Stable-.  R  Carroll  mgr,  cor  Twelfth  and  Harrison 

Ian  James  1 1 .  1 070  Thirteenth 
Downs  Orlando  K.  L692  Telegraph  ave 
EL    DORADO    LIVERY   STABLE,  J    S  Walker  manager, 

,7  Eleventh 
Fashion  Stable,  McCleverty  &  Noblett,  864  Broadway 
GATES  &  ALVAH,  SW  i  or  Thirteenth  and  Franklin 

Clover  Rob,  570  Ninth 

( fraham  <  reoi  »r  ( lenter  and  Thirteenth 

GRAND  I  ENTRAL,  P  L  White  propr,  WV  en- Twelfth  and 

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1  hmt  Brol hei •-.  51  I  Fourternl h 
Jam(  -  Benjamin,  I  S59  Fourteenth  ave 
Johnson  G  W  (Belmont)  806  Broadway 

Johnson  v  >n,  61  I.  Fourteenth 

Kane  A   Daly,   propr    Aim  on  I    Livery    Stables,    L352  San 

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Makenzie  &  Co  (New  York)  cor  Eighth  and  Webster 
McCleverty  &  Noblett,  864  Broadway 
o   w.  NEVADA  STABLES   RIGNEY  &  MURPHY    proprietors, 
i  CL    *  NW  cor  Harrison  and  Eighth 

-  S  NOR  C  H,  Western  Stables,  1565  Seventh 

£  OAKLAND   STABLES,    M    F   Davis   proprietor,    368-370 

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I]  O'Kane  James,  621  Sixth 

I  PUMYEA  PETER,  468  Seventh 

|  Quimby  D  J,  609  Tenth 

a   Rigney  &  Murphy  (Nevada)  cor  Eighth  and  Harrison 

■*   Robinson  Charles  F,  cor  Ninth  and  West 

Sackrider  &  Chisholm,  370  Eleventh 
T|  Taylor  James,  567  E  Twelfth 

Walker  J  S,  cor  Eleventh  and  Franklin 
l  Weinberg  Christian  W,  1386  Broadway 
<«   !  WESTERN  STABLES,  Chris  H  Nor  propr,  1565   Seventh 
fe*     WHITE  P  L,  GRAND  CENTRAL,  cor  Twelfth    and   Web- 
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DENISON  0  I  &  CO,  472  Tenth 

LOCKSMITHS. 

Bourgin  Pierre,  866  Isabella 

Herget  Harry,  1266  San  Pablo  ave 

KREPPER  NICOLAS,  420  Eleventh 

MONIAK  PAUL  LEONARD,  1414  San  Pablo  ave 
H   j  Williams  Samuel,  910  Market  and  SW    cor    San    Pablo  ave 
*iH  and  Twenty-eighth 

H  j  LODGINGS. 

^2"  ]  Alta  House,  Mrs  Kate  Anderson,  901  Washington 

G3  |  Anderson  Kate  Mrs,  901  Washington 

C£     Areata  House,  Mrs  M  M  Evants  propr,  1228  San  Pablo  ave 

OU     Arlington,  T  G  Kingsland,  474  Ninth 

££  j  Barrows  L  C,  San  Pablo  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Brewster  C  Mrs,  Q6S  Broadway 

BUHSEN  HOUSE,  N  D  Buhsen  propr,  1803  Seventh 
BUSHELL  HOUSE,  Mrs  Anna  Knapp,  462  Twelfth 
Callahan  Michael,  612i  E  Twelfth 

Cur  now  Annie  Mrs,  SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Washington 
De  Les  de  Laguna  Alex,  propr  Kelsey  House,  SW  cor  Tele- 
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Denison  M  Mrs,  Avenue  House,  1273  San  Pablo  ave 

Dietrich  Chris,  Madison  House,  514  Fifteenth 

Evanta  M  M,  1228  San  Pablo  ave 

FARRAR  M  P  MRS,  Central  Block.  1068  Broadway 

Foot  D  W,  504  Thirteenth 

Hanavan  cV:  Baldrige,  1156  Broadway 

Harris  M  H,  860  Broadway 


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Jackson  &  Dickinson,  417  Seventh 

Kohler  Charles,  1460  Seventh 

Lavorel  A  Mr>  XK  cor  Washington  and  Second 

Lawyer  Mary  Mrs,  517  Ninth 

Leprotti  <r  Mrs,  ws  Broadway   bet    Columbus    and    Linden 

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Lester  House,  Mrs  Susan  Richards  propr,  229  Eighth 
Luderraann  John,  propr  St  John  House,  4094  Twelfth 
Lynch  Timothy,  L687  Sveneth 
MARKET  STREET  HOUSE,   Cap!  A  Peterson  proprietor, 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth,  Market  and  W 
M01  2  Willow 

Murphy  Annie  Mrs,  401  Seventh 
Nucleus  House,  Mrs  M  J  Emmons    propr,    1270  San  Pablo 

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Plinney  Sarah  Mrs,  1607  Lth 

Purnell  A  S,  LJ  1  Seventh 
Ranletl  E  II  Mrs,  Golden  < ; at ^  House,  1311  San  Pablo  ave 

lillard  Block,  Mrs  J  C  Everson    propr,  14164  San  Pablo 

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St  Lawrence  House,  Mrs  Maria  A  propr,   1309  Br< 

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S1  Louis  House,  L  Chart  rand  propr,  562  Franklin 
Smith  House,  Etufua  Smith  propr.  836  Broadway 
Smith  Patrick,  v  Qth  and  Franklin 

Smyth  s  Mrs, 410  Tenth 

ft  A  C  Mrs,  J  131  San  Pablo  a 
Tallman  PJ  Mrs,  propr  Si  Elmo  House,  5084  Fifteenth 
Welldon  II  Mrs  I     \  Rogers  propr,  1 7< >  Twelfth 

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|  HUMBOLDT  LUMBER  CO,  cor  Fourth  and  Washington 

KENDALL  A,  cor  Second  and  Grove 

OAKLAND  LUMBER  CO,  417  First 

PUGET  SOUND  LUMBER  CO,  cor  First  and  Washington 
:  TAYLOR  &  CO,  foot  of  Washington 

WEILBYE  WM  H,  1351  Broadway  and  1350  Telegraph  ave 

MACCARONI    MANUFACTURERS. 

Swiss-Italian  Paste  Co,  511-513  Fifth 

MACADAMIZING   COMPANY. 

ALAMEDA  MACADAMIZING  CO,  456  Eighth,  room  7 


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OAKLAND  IRON  WORKS,  cor  Secondhand  Jefferson 
Ketscher  Gustave,  625  Myrtle 
Siesbuttel  Daniel,  364i  Tenth 

MARBLE   WORKS. 

AMADOR  MARBLE  CO,  D  Edward  Collins  secretary  and 
treasurer,  entrance  Mountain  View  Cemetery 

COMBS  A  W,  WESTERN  GRANITE  CO,  Piedmont  ave 
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Dwyer  Daniel,  nr  Mountain  View  Cemetery  gate 

Gross  William,  855  Franklin 

WESTERN  GRANITE  MARBLE  Co,  Piedmont  ave  nr 
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GROSS  &  REICHERT,  461  Third 
Williams  John,  1257  San  Pablo  ave 


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DALZIEL  &  MOLLEK,  1152  BroadVay 

MIDWIVES. 

Abele  M  Mrs,  857  Chester 

Bain  M  Mrs,  556  Sixteenth 

Servin  Fredericka  S  Mrs,  977  Center 

Sprinkle  Catharine  E  Mrs,  1365  Peralta 

MILLINERY. 

;  BRIGGS  LEROY  H,  1005  Broadway 
I  CHAMPION  R  MISS,  963  Washington 
'  Fields  May  Miss,  1222  San  Pablo  ave 

HILLIER  M  E  MRS,  1115  Washington 

KAHN  BROTHERS,  1105-1109  Broadway 

Laymance  Nettie  G  Mrs,  1002  Broadway 
I  Ledwith  Mary  Mrs,  1609  Seventh 

Merriam  Emma  Mrs,  517i  Seventh 
i  Reed  F  M  &  Co,  1161  Broadway 

SPberberg  S  Mrs,  1061  Broadway 

Spencer  W  J,  1204  Broadway 

Warren  Bella  Mrs,  965  Broadway 

Williams  L  A,  mgr  R  Jones,  1161  Washington 

WILSON  M  REY  MISS,  1255  San  Pablo  ave 

MINERAL    WATERS, 

.ETNA   MINERAL    WATER    CO,  .1    R  Mott  &  Co  agents, 

1367  Broadway 
Napa  Soda,  :;<;:>  Tenth 
Taylor  John  &  (V  NE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Webster 

MINING    ENGINEERS. 

REQUA   ISAAC   I..  Piedmont 
Waterman,  Bayre  A'  Co,  L0034  Broadway 

MIRRORS  AND     FRAMES. 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  GO,  1 1 -,- 1 1  1  Twelfth 

MUSIC  BOX  REPAIRING  SHOP, 

Ml  iMAK  PAUL  LE<  >NARD,  I  11  I  Ban  Pablo  ave 

MUSIC    AND    MUSICAL    INSTRU- 
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Kin.  mi    Adolph,    1073    Bl  <»;i<l\\;iv 

( ,n;ii<l  V  R,  I  159  I*r<  adway 


PAKKE&LACYCO. 


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Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co. 


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KOHLER  &  CHASE,  1013  Broadwav 
Wise  Clark,  1013  Broadway 
Wise  Clark,  1013  Broadway 


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MUSIC    PUBLISHERS. 

Wise  Clark,  1013  Broadway 


NEWS  AGENTS. 

Clark  Horace,  Market  Street  Station 

Delainey  W  F,  909  Seventh 

Denison  Eli  S,  Oakland  Pier 

Dodge  Edward  C,  1054  Thirteenth 

Eliason  H  D,  465  Fourteenth 

HARDY  W  B,  wholesale  and  retail,  961  Broadway 

Jordan  &  Arnold,  1117  Broadway 

OAT  JOSEPH  M,  NW  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway 

Simms  Harry  L,  453  Seventh 

Taylor  E  P,  1203  Broadway  and  1204  San  Pablo  ave 


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NEWSPAPERS. 

American  Sentinel  (Weekly)  SW  cor  Twelfth  and  Castro 

East  Oakland  News,  J  D  Nairne.  1053  Fifth  ave 

"  ENQUIRER"  THE    DAILY    EVENING    ENQUIRER, 

960  Broadway 
OAKLAND  JOURNAL  (Weekly  German)  SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Webster 
Paragraph  The,  857  Franklin 
"  TIMES "    THE   DAILY   MORNING    TIMES,    NE    cor 

Broadway   and  Ninth 
"TRIBUNE"  OAKLAND  DAILY  EVENING  TRIBUNE, 

413-417  Eighth 
WEEKLY    ENQUIRER,   Enquirer     Publishing    Co,     960 

Broadway 
WEEKLY  TIMES,  Times    Publishing  Co  NE    Ninth   and 

Broadway 
WEEKLY  TRIBUNE,    Tribune   Publishing    Co,    413-417 

Eighth 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

BENEDICT   NEWTON,  457  Ninth 
Bernstein  E,  468  Ninth 
BROWER  P  D,  458  Ninth 
BURRALL  WILL  H,  1016  Broadwav 
BUTTON  FRRD  L,  969  Broadwav 


PHILLIPS  &  STILWELL,  Lithographers  and  Publishers, 

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Callaghan  J,  505  Seventh 

CHURCH  ANGUS   M,  48:5  Nintb 

DUSINBURY  MYRON  T,  467  Ninth 

Karl  Guv  C,  957  Broadway 

( ramble  James,  -469  Ninth 

HOWARD  CAREY,  1003*  Brcadway 

Johns  CT,  969  Broadway, 

Luttrell  HA,  969  Broadway 

Marsh  Charles  C,  624  E  Twelfth 

McAVOY  HENRY  J,  877  Washington 

MOSS  J  W,  953  Broadway 

PRATHER  W  L,  956  Broadway 

SEAMAN  GEO  B,  1073  Broadway 

Shaw  George  M,  921  Broadway 

SMITH  DP  KAY.  459  Ninth 

STODDARD  DAVID,  1003i  Broadway 

Thomas  Wm  R,   171  Ninth 

Whitney  F  X.  906  Broadway 

WINTON  N  W,  XI-:  cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 


NOTIONS, 

Holmes  Ann  Mrs,  l-'ll  San  Pablo  ave 
Nolan  Camelia  Miss,  1463  San  Pablo  ave 
Porter  Alma  Miss,  L575  San  Pablo  a 
Raleigh  Clara  P  Mrs,  L709  San   Pablo  ave 
Vincent  .1  Mrs,  L728  Seventh 


NURSERIES. 

Bellevue  Nursery,  Albert  Vmther,  propr,    Piedmont  ave  nr 

Booth 
Bossard  Prank  Jacob,  ws  Telegraph  ave  nr  Morgan 
Cleary  James,  2333   Per.alta 

(Jill  Edward,  -  -  Twenty-eighth  be1  Myrtle  and  Lind< 
GROVES  RE1  BEN,  Shell  Mound  Station 
HUTCHINSON'S    NURSERIES,  cor   Telegraph   ave   and 

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K  i  Her  Pat  rick,  Piedmont  a\  e  or  Moss  a 
King  Mathew,  X\\  cor  Broadway  and  Twenty-fifth 
Lewie  T  I'.  d55{   W  ishii    ton 
Medicua  Gertrude  Mrs,  1829  San  Pablo  ave 
PIEDMONT  BRANCH  NURSERY     Piedmont 
3EULBERGER  J  ith 

Thiesen  Peter,  i        '  nd  Fort  \  9<  *  enth 

Turnbull  Robert,  I    Fourteenth  bet  High  and  Fruit  Vale 


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NURSES. 

Andrews  H  Mrs,  274  E  Twelfth 

Brand  M  J  Miss..  504  Thirteenth 

Burrows  Mary  Mrs,  209  Fourth 

Cadwell  Annie  Mrs,  1409  Grove  or  610  E  Sixteenth 

Cauldwell  M  A  Mrs,  722  Filbert 

Clinton  Huldah  J  Mrs,  1683  Chase  . 

Cowen  Belle  Mrs,  Clinton  House 

Davis  Mary  V,  1128  E  Fourteenth 

Dennis  Amy  Mrs,  729  Eighth 

Dodson  S  Mrs,  658  E  Fifteenth 

Driver  H  W,  1261  Campbell 

Gleason  Harry  P  Mrs,  1664  Broadway 

Green  R  Mrs,  1559  Broadway 

Griffin  Malinda  C  Mrs,  1314  Eighth 

Hutchings  Emma  Mrs,  1104  Market     . 

Otto  E  J  Mrs,  504  Thirteenth 

Pulver  Mary  A,  1559  Broadway 

Rogers  Elizabeth  Mrs,  762  Alice 

Saunders  Emily  Mrs,  862  Franklin 

Vickers  B  Mrs,  463  Twentv-nrst 

WARD  SARAH  MRS,  Peralta  ave  nr  Lynde 

Wiley  N  E  Mrs,  308  Secoud 

Willemane  Mary  Mrs,  369  Fourth 

Wilson  Lizzie,  57  E  Twelfth 

Yeomans  Kate  Mrs,  921  Broadway 

OCULISTS  AND  AURISTS. 

Pardee  E  H,  672  Eleventh 

SOUTHARD  W  F,  1155  Broadway,  rooms  15,  16  and  1 


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BLACK  H  C,  SE  cor  Ninth  and  Webster 

E  G  BUSWELL  &  CO,  710,   712,    714,    716    Broadway 

Fourth,  opposite  Hall  of  Records 
Standard  Oil  Co,  co<:  First  and  Castro 
WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 
YATES  &  Co,  foot  of  Grove 

OPTICAL  GOODS. 

Houriet  Wm  T,  1224  San  Pablo  ave 


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ORGAN    BUILDERS 


Andrews  Geo  N,  620  Sixteenth 


ORGAN     MANUFACTURERS     (PIPE). 

Whalley  &  Genung,  529  Sixteenth 


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CAMPBELL  ALEXANDER,  19,  21  and  23  City  Market 

PAINT   MANUFACTURERS. 

Malthine  Manufacturing  Co,  cor  First  and  Jefferson 
E   G   BUSWELL  &  CO,  710,  712,  714,  716  Broadway,  cor 
Fourth, *opp  Hall  of  Records 

PAINTERS-HOUSE  AND  SIGN. 

Adamina  J  &  Co,  820  Twenty-ninth 

Barnes  &  Crackels,  1157  E  Fourteenth 

Billings  Chas  E,  1827  Seventeenth 

Branewitz  Theodore,  2434  Telegraph  ave 

Cahill  Wm  H,  369  Thirteenth 

Caro  C  G,  527  Eighth 

Doody  &  Hooley,  474  Twelfth 

FARWELL  &  RUSSELL,  1012  Broadway 

FAWCETT  BROS,  966  Broadway 

Forguson  John.  868  Washington 

Finnigan  Bros.  719  Nineteenth 

Flaherty  Thomas,  1404  Eighteenth 

( rorner  Christ,  359  Seventh 

Ilahn  Wm  A,  308  Tenth 

Knudson  H  C  &  Sons,  1 404  San  Pablo  ave 

KUSS  P  \.  409  Thirteenth 

\j-w  is  &  ( ?o,  l  201     Seventh 

Lindley  -I  W,  L508  Seventh 

Mathea  W  R,  I7<>  Thirteenth 

Meader  Daniel,  316  B 

Moore  J  A.  376  Tenth 

OLNEY  ELBERT,  525Sixteenth 

Park insoo  Bros,  I  461  ith 

Robb  &  Lawler,  B27  Filbert 

Ftodwick  E  C,  610  E  Twelfth 

Sheehan  T  .1    5]  !  ith 

Thompson  John,    <>l 6  Se> enf li 

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Tucker  W  W '.  I  I  16  Franklin 
Turnbull  T  P,  L72<  enth 


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Wagner  Fred,  419  Seventh 
Wall  Chas  G,  614  E  Eleventh 
WOOD  AL  &  BRO,  463  Tenth 

PAINTERS-FRESCO- 

Armstrong  &  Merchant,  1066  Broadway 
Boston  Frescoe  Co,  E  D  Parker,  412  Tenth 

PAINTERS'    SUPPLIES, 

E  G  BUSWELL  &  CO,   710,  712,  714,  716  Broadway,  cor 
Fourth,  opp  Hall  of  Records 


PAINTS    AND    OILS. 

BUSWELL  E  G  &  CO,  710-716  Broadway 

FARWELL  &  RUSSELL,  1012  Broadwav 

FAWCETT  BROS,  966  Broadway 

Lindsay  John,  601  E  Twelfth 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 

WOOD  AL  &  BRO,  463  Tenth 

YATES  &  CO,  W  B  Webber  manager,  cor  First  and  Grove 


PAPER  DEALERS. 

GARD  H  N  &  CO,  1153  Washington 

PAPER  HANGERS. 

Armstrong  <fe  Merchant,  1066  Broadway 
Billings  Chas  E,  1827  Seventeenth 
BUSWELL  E.  G.  &  CO,  710-716  Broadwav 
McGOVERN  &  CAHILL,  1060  Broadwav 
Moore  F  R,  376  Twelfth 
WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO.  412  Twelfth 


PAPER  WAREHOUSE. 

GARD  H  N  &  CO,  1153  Washington  8  c 


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Electro  Germicide  Co,  cor  Fourteenth  and  Broadwav 

Willey's  Discovery,  618  Broadway  ^  § 

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BUTTERICK'S,  Taft  &  Pennoyer  agents,  1163-1165  Broad     »      * 

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PER  PATTERNS,  F  Kings  agent,  1062  Broadway  & 


DHDCDT    I     REERV    Harness,  Saddles,  Bridles,  Whips,  Lap 
nUDLIll    U.   DttD  1 1  Kobes  and  Blankets,  1058  B'dw'y,  Oak. 


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PARKS, 

Badger's  Park,  Seventh  ave  bet  E  Eighth  and  E  Tenth 
Base  Ball  Grounds,  San  Pablo  ave  nr  Folsom 
Eureka  Park,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  Golden  Gate 
LAFAYETTE  PARK,   bet  Tenth    and   Eleventh,  Jefferson 

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Oakland  Trotting  Park,  Emeryville 

Shell  Mound  Park,  Lndwig    Siebe  propr,   Shell  Mound  Sta- 
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PAVING    COMPANIES. 

OAKLAND  PAYING  CO,  924  Broadwav 


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PAWN    BROKERS. 


Cohen  M  &  Co,  841  Broadway 
Levy  Meyer,  862   Broadway 


PHOTO  ENGRAVERS. 

PACIFIC    PRESS    PUBLISHING    CO,    cor    Twelfth   and 
Castro 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Arriola  Edward  F.  L430  San  Pablo  ave 
BAYLEY  CHARLES  IF.  515  Seventh 
Cary  C  A,  SE  cor  Wes1  and  Seventh 
Clausen  C  II,  cor  Market  and  Seventh 
DAMES  \VM  W,  9]  1  Broadway 
Eichenberger  E,  5  1 !»  Seventh 
( ragne  Edward,  807  Broadway 
Harkness  V  M.  556  E  Twelfth 


1 055  Broadway 


v  Taylor,  {)  1 6  Broadway 
Smith  Jason,  1 7 1  •>  Seventh 
WEBSTER  r   \.  L069  Broadway 

PHRENOLOGISTS. 

HUFF  A,  111"-  Broadway 
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ADAMS  FRANK  L,  cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth 

Adams  J  A  D,  568  Seventeenth 

Adams  James  S,  1104  Broadway 

Adams  John,  NE  cor  Broadwav  and  Twelfth 

ADAMS  0  B,  1014  Broadway  " 

Agard  A  H,  1104  Broadway 

Agnew   W  P,  1155  Broadway 

Aiken  G  H,  1155  Broadway 

Aiken  N  J,  667  Eleventh 

AKERLY  J  C  S,  Playter  Block,  rooms  7  and  8 

Ambrose  Joseph  A,  452  Eighth 

ANTHONY  A  G,  cor  Willow  and  Seventh 

Arnold  Rawdon  E,  615  Seventeenth 

Augur  Geo  J,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Twelfth 

BACON  T  F,  1148  E  Fourteenth 

Baldwin  Robert  0,  Playter  Block,  rooms  9  and  10 

Barstow  Frederick  O,  2308  San  Pablo  ave 

Behrens  Henry  C  F,  1380  Tenth 

Bettencourt  J  de  S,  1462  Fifth 

Bingham  Evangeline  E  Miss,  504  Fifteenth 

Blood  W  H,  855  Center 

BLUETT  W  H,  1069  Broadwav 

Bodle  F  S,  1673  San  Pablo  ave 

Bough  ton  H  J,  Playter  Block,  rooms  11  and   12 

BOYSON  THOMAS,  769  Eighth 

Bradley  E  W,  618  E  Fourteenth 

Bradley  H  L,  1115  Broadway 

Brad  way  J  R,  1003^  Broadway 

Brown  W  M,  854^  Broadway' 

Brownell  E  A  Varney  Mrs,  Playter  Block,  room  4 

Buckel  C  A  Mrs,  952  Fourteenth 

BUCHARD  L  S,  11034-  Broadway 

BURDICK  S  POWELL,  1409  Grove 

Burns  Thomas  M,  120  Castro 

Burton  Ben  T,  867  Willow 

Buteau  S  A,  527  Jones 

Carv  J  M,  767  Fourteenth 

Childs  A  F,  580  E  Twelfth 

Cumming  Win  H,  Hotel  Merritt 

Cox  J  T  Mrs,  954  Broadway 

Coxhead  T  C,  Central  Block 

Crowley  D  D,   1103£  Broadway 

De  Fremery  James  L,  1305  Adeline 

De  La  Matyr,  1111   Jefferson 


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2  Fabrique  B  C,  511  Tenth 

£  Fall  Edmund  E,  854i  Broadway 

c  Fearn  John,  975  Washington 

&2  Fine  Andrew,  Clinton  House,  277  E  Twelfth 

«f  FISH  M  W,  461  E  Fourteenth 

jj>  Foster  N  K,  1266  Twenty-third  ave 

$5  Goldson  L  Mrs,  1105  Broadway 


^     Hall  T  D,  452  Eighth 
m  «     Harmon  R,  969  Broadway,   room  51 
I  '  Harrington  Wm  C,  1426  Tenth  ave 
*>  JHay  Allison  Mrs,  826  Webster 
g  j  Healey  Jesse  H,  1012  Clay 

Heinimaun  John  M,  cor  Twenty-third  ave  and    E  Twenty- 
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Hess  L  P,  1003^  Broadway 

Hill  R  L,  homoepathist,  564  Fourteenth 

Hogdhead  D  A,  Golden  Gate 

Holden  Oliver  D,  1554  Central  ave 

Hook  Walter  E,  SE  cor  Eleventh  and  Jackson 
A|  JOHNSON  M  L,  Market  Street  Block 

Kelly  Lewis  E,  1169  Clay 

Kennedy  Mary  H  Mrs,  1104  Broadway 

Knox  Myra  W  Mrs,  958  Fourteenth 
^^    Kuekein  F,  906  Broadway 
y4t     Laidlaw  Horace,  7o0  Sixth 

LANE  CHAS  W,  cor  Oak  and  Glen  ave 

Lathrop  Geo  A,  909  Myrtle 

Ledyard  William  E,  1116  Alice 

Legler  Henry  T,  11034  Broadway 

Liliencrantz  August,  H.~>*>  Telegraph  ave 

Lovett  Wm  B,  L066  E  Twenty-fourth 

ftfauzy  Reubei  D,  730  Eleventh 

McCracken  Chas  L,  969  Broadway 

McLain  W  R  T.  9534  Washington 

Mehrmann  J  l-\  852  Isabella 

Metcalf  <>  B  Mrs,  (.m;<>  Franklin 

Morroco  Caroline,  1270  San  Pablo  ave 

Mouser  B  T,  2663  Telegraph  ave 

Mvil.r  II  A.  1  171  Seventh 

MULLER  M  E,  l  165  Broadway,  rooms  20  tnd  21 

Murphy  M  D,  Playter  Block,  r<»«>in>  5  and  6 

NICHOLSON   I  I    626  Eighth 

OVEREND  E  J,  \I.  i  or  Eighth  and  Clay 

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PINKERTON  THOMAS  II.  I  155  Broadwa 

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Plumb  Mary  C,  906  Broadway 

Pratt  Albert  H,  1104  Broadway 

Rabe  B  A,  1104  Broadway 

Raymond  J  0,226  Thirteenth 

REILAY  JOHN  P,  1209  Clay 

Rodolph  S  F,  966  Clay 

Rosenk  Gustav,  410  Seventh 

Russell  A  J,  906  Broadway,  room  4 

Sechrist  Chas  J,  1108£  Broadway 

Selfridge  J  M,  1068  Broadway 

Shuey  Sarah  1  Miss,  952  Fourteenth 

Simon  ton  Wm  B,  1470  Eighth 

Skilling  David,  1171  Washington 

Small  A  E,  homoepathist,  804  Tenth 

Smith  Geo  S,  1002  Adeline 

Smith  Gray,  1112  Alice 

Stockham  G  H,  Playter  Block,  room  19 

Stratton  R  T,  1155  Broadway 

Taylor  A  M,  559  Twenty-eighth 

Tevis  Samuel,  2051  E  Fourteenth 

Tood  J  Hamilton,  1169  Broadway 

Trembly  J  B,  952  Eighth 

Tucker  J  C,  1051   Market 

Turner  Hannah  Mrs,  La  Clede  House 

Van  Kirk  H  P  Mrs,  1014  Broadway 

Webb  Jennie  P,  1270  San  Pablo  ave 

Webster  H  T,  1015  Clay 

Webster  L  R,  1315  Telegraph  ave 

WHEELER  PETER  S,  1155  Broadway 

Whitehouse  Louis  H,  1216  Eighth 

Whitney  Marv  Mrs,  657  E  Twelfth 

Wilcox  Wilbur  J,  631  E  Twelfth 

Wilson  Mrs,  768  Twelfth 

WOOLSEY  E  H,  1103*  Broadway 

WYTHE  J  H,  825  Fourteenth 

Young  J  M  (HOMOEOPATHIST)  1115  Broadway 

PIANO    MANUFACTURERS. 

Bruenn  Adolph,  1073  Broadway 

PIANOS    AND    ORGANS, 

J  Dewing  Co,  1165  Washington  and  S  F 
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Franck  Max.  1789  Grove 

Parker  Orrin  \V,  677  Twenty-fourth 

Robinson  P  J,  374j  Twelfth 


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PICKLE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Contra  Oosta  Pickle  Works,  SE  cor  Webster  and  First 
00  jl  Oakland   Pickle   Factory  and  Vinegar   Works,  R  Franke  & 
LlI  ^!  Co  proprs,  H > 2 2  Grove 

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Bigelow  0  F.  L486  San  Pablo  a 
Daniels  G  B  &  Co,  1153  Broadway 

-j        Dubernef  Raal  T.  L122  Thirteenth  ave 

~~         Jansen  L  II.  1461   Seventh 

£        SMITH  M  s  &  CO,  1154  Broadway 

WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 


PIPE    MANUFACTURERS, 

KIRK  OWEN  C  (well  pipe)  303-305  E  Twelfth 


PLANING    MILLS. 

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r^    EAGLE  PLANING  MILL,  752  Franklin 

Eas1    Oakland    Planing   Mill.    Miller  A   Co,   F  Twelfth  nr 

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^       [NDEPENDENCE     PLANING     MILL,    cor    Second    and 

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L^J    OAKLAND    I'LAXIXC    MILL-,   w  s  Washington  bet   First 
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Pioneer  Planing   Mills,   Bierlihy  a-    Bell  proprs,  cor  Firsl 
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rOWLE  a  BROADWELL,  752  Franklin 

H    Washington   Streel    Planing   Mill,  cor  Third  and  Washing- 
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Allen  F  E,  1357  Telegraph  ave  . 
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Christman  George,  1313  Broadway  and  1310  Telegraph  ave 

Connell  James,  904  Washington 

DALZ1EL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadway 

DE  LA  MONTANYA  M,  465  Eleventh 

Fox  Lo,  1261  San  Pablo  ave 

Galavan  James,  1512  Seventh 

Hair  Samuel,  960  Seventh 

HYDE  CLARENCE,  1002  Washington 

Jacobs  Marx,  419  Tenth 

JEFFRESS,  MITCHELL  &  CO,  1151  Broadway 

KABISIUS  WM  C,  683  E  Twelfth 

KIRK  OWEN  C,  303-305  E  Twelfth 

Lassevill  Charles  H,  472  Thirteenth 

Maddern  Henrv,  311  Third 

McD  nald    J  AC,  1373  Broadway 

McGIVNEY  JAMES,  965  Franklin 

McKown  Alex  H,  557  E  Twelfth 

Paul  Colin,  1618  Telegraph  ave 

POORMAN  JEROME  G,  1161  Seventh 

Richardson  Frank,  616  E  Eleventh 

Roberts  Wm  H,  1151  Broadway 

Rotermund  Otto  H,  857  Chester 

SANFORD  OEL  M,  1461  San  Pablo  ave 

Scott  George,  1253  Broadway 

Silva  Toney,  Twenty-ninth,  nr  San  Pablo  ave 

Smith  Win  H,  605  E  Twelfth 

STURM  &  LEITCH,  363  Twelfth 

Taylor  Samuel,  850  Market 

Wilson  James,  1311  Broadway 

Young  W  A,  1314  Seventh 


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SCHAFFER  LOUIS,  828  Broadway 
Steinbeck  Henry,  1303  San  Pablo  ave 


POTTERIES, 

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Twenty-third  Avenue  Station 

Oakland  Art  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta  Works,  1355  Broad- 
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Winsor  Serril,  Playter  Block 


POULTRY  AND  GAME. 

Asher  Louis,  667  Webster 

Berritt  Peter,  421  Second 

Dolan  J  C,  City  Market,  stalls  1,  3  and  5 

Good  Thomas,  1713  Broadway 

HAGGERTY  DANIEL,  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Wood 

McFARLING  JOHN,  706  Twelfth 

Poirier  T,  City  Market  stalls  18  and  20 


PRINTERS. 

CARRUTH  &  CARRUTH,  520  Fifteenth 

Fonda  &  Co,  379  Tenth 

Jordan  &  Arnold,  1117  Broadway 

Levy  Sol  J,  524  William 

Miller  Fred  K.  466  Tenth 

Otto  A  W,  375  Tenth 

PACIFIC  PRESS  PUBLISHING  CO,  cor  Twelfth  and  Castro 

Rice  C  B.  1<>7:;  Thirteenth  ave 

Sloan  F   II.    17  1   Eighth 

WIIKLAN  THOS  r   612  E  Twelfth 

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Angel  9  A  Co,  620  Broadway 

metl  A  Sun.  131  i  Pablo  av< 

ttere  &  Federspiel,  467  Eleventh 
Dolan  .!<'.<  Jity  Market,  Btalls  1,  3  and  5 
|  ion  &  B         17^  Thirteenth 

Ford  D  l:  Broadway 

Hill  Geo  a  Co,  i.  5  Elt  venth 

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teland  Fruit  and  Produce  160-462  Eleventh 

i;<  »i  BE  W  A  178  Eleventh 

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|  Pacific  Coast  System,  Vanderbilt's  railroad,  Win  S  Baldwin    S? 

3  agt,  422  Eighth 

f?   SANTA  FE  ROUTE,  J  J  Warner  agent,  972  Broadway 

*   Union  Pacific  Railroad,  Geo  B  Seaman  agt,  1073  Broadway 


RAILROADS-STREET. 

Broadway,  Berkeley  and   Piedmont  R  R  Co,  M   Howe  supt, 

522  Fourteenth 
Brooklyn  and  Fruit  Vale  R  R  Co,  1106  Broadway 
Fruit  Vale  R  R  Co,  Sixth  ave  bet  E  Eleventh  and  E  Twelfth 
Fourteenth  Street  R  R  Co,  W  B  Morse  supt,  522  Fourteenth 
Oakland  Cable  Railway  Co,  office  cor  Jones  and   San  Pablo 

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!  ANTHONY  RICHARP-M,  471  Ninth 
j  Austin  &  Chaffee,  cor  Twenty-th-frd  ave  and  E  Fourteenth 
Avers  M,  921  Broadwav 
Barnard  Wm  E,  409  Ninth 
I  BEARDSLEY  &  CRAM,  470  Tenth 
i  BENEDICT  NEWTON,  457  Ninth 
!  BENHAM  &  THOMAS,  471  Ninth 
Berlin  C  H,  468  Ninth 
;  Bigelow  E,  458  Ninth 
^  Blow  W  W,  454  Ninth 
Bromley  J  L,  864^  Broadway 
Burbank  Sam.  468  Ninth 
ce  ,  BURRALL  WILL  H,  1016  Broadwav 
3U     Burrell  Albert  W,  467  Eighth 
££    Caliaghan  J,  505  Seventh 
OS  !  Camron  W  W,  465  Ninth 
EJCAPELL  &  CO,  1003  Washington 
Childs  Wm  A,  463  Ninth 
CHRISTEN  WM,  1759  Ninth 
CLOUGH  &  BAKER,  468  Ninth 
Collins  Patrick  M,  962  Seventh 


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Cooke  John  L,  618  E  Eleventh 
Copeland  Isaac,  1669  San  Pablo  ave 
DENSON  0  1  &  CO,  472  Tenth 
D1NGEE  WILLIAM  J,  460-462  Eighth 
DOE  LUKE,  468  Ninth 
DUSINBURY  &  WURTS,  467  Ninth 
Dow  &  Eorsting,  Twenty-third  ave  Station 
F1SK  LEANDER,  1156*  Seventh 
Fogg  George  H,  1416  Broadway 
Feruntz  &  Low,  470  Eighth 
GAMBLE  JAMES,  469  Ninth 
Getchell  Frederick,  469  Ninth 
GILBERT  A  C  &  CO,  420  Eighth 
Gillis  A  J,  466  Ninth 
Glenn  James  T,  457  Ninth 
GOLDBERG  &  HART.  469  Ninth 
Gordon  .1  S  G  &  Co,  866  Broadway 
Bandy  B  E,  463  Ninth 
Haawell  F  B,  461  Ninth 

II croii  Ernest  A,  1050    Broadway 

Sigham  Bros,  171  Tenth 

Hotchkisa  0  E,  463  Ninth 

[RWIN  &  JOHNSON,463  Ninth 
Jones  Edward.  506  Seventh 
me  Chaa  W.  958   Broadway 

KELLY  E  J  &  CO,  414  Seventh 

Knocker  A:  Chamberlin,  451  Tenth 

Koenig  Arnold,  (.»<><>  Broadway 

Larrabee  &  Son    1 156  Broadway 

LAYMAM  T.  \1  J  &  CO,  166  Eighth 

Leder  Chas,  459  Ninth 

Lewis  [rving  C,  902  Broadway 

LOGAN  0  1  .  481  Ninth 

MACDONALD  J  II  4  CO,  470  Ninth 

Mackinnon   Win   II.  469  Ninth 

MA  LSI  I  J  K,  962  Broadway 

Martm  C  8,  956  Broadwa) 

Mather  Solan  1L  171  Ninth 

MATHEWS  &  LARUE,  626  E  Twelfth 

McAVOY   II    I.  ST7  Washington 

M(  LoNALD  A  CAMERON,   17'.'  Ninth 

McDonald  James  Jr,  1  -  I  Eighth 

More  ( >  E,  900  Broadway 

M(  >SS  I  W,  958  B      idway 

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Raleigh  C  J,  464  Ninth 

SCHMIDT  ALBERT,  624  E  Twelfth 

Schottler  J  F,  956  Broadway 

SCOTCHLER  &  GOTTSHALL,  483  Ninth 

Seaton  H  S,  854^  Broadway 

Smith  &  Baker,  Twenty-third  ave  nr  E  Twelfth 

SMITH  H  G,  1462  Seventh 

Smith  Thomas,  468  Tenth 

Steele  Samuel  S,  464  Ninth 

Sutherland  Edwin,  cor  Peraltaand  Thirty-eighth 

VANDERCOOK  E  P  &  CO,  458  Ninth 

Waterman  E  K,  608  E  Twelfth 

Watkins  John  0,  Golden  Gate 

Wetmore  Jesse  L,  468  Tenth 

WINTON  N  W,  NE  cor  Eleventh  and  Broadway 

WOODWARD  &  MERRILL,  902  Broadway 

Wyman.  J  W,  1145  E  Fourteenth 

Zazueta  D  G,  471  Ninth 

RESTAURANTS, 

Andersen  Chas  A,  968  Broadway 

Barnum   Restaurant   (Lavorel  &  Pagge)    SE  cor  Broadway 
and  Seventh 

Bascizza  George,  1157  Seventh 

Bisazzi  F  G,  1165  Franklin 

Blaess  M  &  Co,  1804  Seventh 

Bradford  C  F,  668  Broadway 

Brvant  John,  1756  Seventh 

CALIFORNIA  RESTAURANT  (Hallahan  Bros)  854  Broad- 
way 

Calugre  Louis,  1207  Broadway 

Casovia  P,  1790  Seventh 

CITY  MARKET  RESTAURANT   AND  CHOP   HOUSE, 
Aleir  Campbell  proprietor,  19,  21  and  23  City  Market 

Clecak  Anton,  1112  Broadway 

Clecak  John,  1770  Seventh 

COMMERCIAL,    J    SOUFFRAINE 
Eleventh 

Crebbin  John,  467  Eleventh 

Cumberlich  &  Co,  1516  Seventh 

Day  Samuel  J,  1164  Broadway 

De  Boice  E  Mrs,  555  Broadway 

Fiege  &  Tominiski,  Long  Wharf 

Guerard  Paul,  511  Third 

HALLAHAN  BROS,  854  Broadway 


PROPRIETOR,   473 


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Jones  Wm  S,  1506  Seventh 
Kolbe  W  A,  1509  Seventh 
Kosta  &  Co,  475   Seventh 
~*     Kosta  Frank,  1415   Wood 

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Lovorel  &  Pagge,  (Barnnrn's)  cor  Seventh  and  Broadway 
Leprotti  (J  Mrs,  w  s  Broadway  bet    Columbus  and  Linden 

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Sj  5     M a ison  Dore  Restaurant,  G  Lawrence    &    Co    proprs,   1222 

San    Pablo  ave 
MARCOVICH  PN,  T  S  RESTAURANT,  834  Broadway 
MARCOVICH  J  J,  457  Seventh 
Martin  <£  Co's  Restaurant,  Louis  Calugre  propr,  1207  Broad- 

wav  and  1208  San  Pablo  ave 
Merrell  Frank  P,  463  Seventh 
Milcovich  P  N,  834  Broadway 
MILLOGLAV  BROS,  8264  Broadway 
Morton  M  Mrs.  L600  Seventh 
Morton  W  H,  cor  Telegraph  and  Columbus  aves 
Parenv  Antonio,  701  E  Twelfth 
Peterson  0  F,  1805  Seventh 
Pfeil  II  J,  702  Broadway 
Reynolds  B  Mrs,  609  E  Eleventh 
ROBERTSON    &    ENGELBRETH,    Brooklyn    Restaurant. 

XYY  eor  E  Eleventh  and  Thirteenth  ave 
Rocbvich  M.  si  1  Market 
Rodriguez  -I  C,  675  E  Twelfth 

jo's  Cottage,  Taylor  &  Ruhiolo   proprs.    E   Ewelfth    opp 

Lake  Merritl 
Ryan  Patrick,  L809  Seventh 
SLAVICH  JOHN,  910  Broadway 
Souflfraine  J,  17:;  Eleventh 
Spiars  &  Walti.  L020  Broadway 
THOMSON  BROS,  1223  Broadway,  branch  L 31 9  San  Pablo 

UNION  PACIFIC  RESTAURANT,  J  J  Marcovich  proprie- 
tor, 157  S<  v  enth 
UNITED  STATES    RESTAURANT,    P  N  Milcovich, 
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ft   Walker  <  I         ■    W.  159  Seventii 
-^    W(  i  I     Bro      106  Ninth 

WOMAN'*    CHRISTIAN    TEMPERANCE     UNION,     176 

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Zizak  Antone,  16  I  T<  nth 

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ROOM   RENTING  AGENCY. 

OAT  JOSEPH  M,  NW  cor  Tenth  and  Broadway 
Yore  W  J,  1115  Broadway 


RUBBER     STAMPS, 

Oakland  Rubber  Stamp  Co,  1115  Broadway 

SAUSAGE. 

Eberling  M  Mrs,  467i  Eighth 

RICE   &  WHITE,  City  Market,  stalls  2,  4  and  6 

Roussel  Paul,  521  Seventh 

SCHAFFER  LOUIS,  828  Broadway 


SCHOOLS-PRIVATE. 

Balch  L  A  Mrs,  1316  Adeline 

MISS  BISBEE'S  School  for  Young  Ladies  and  Little  Girls, 
NW  cor  Seventh  ave  and  E  Sixteenth 

Brearty  M  E  Mrs,  1303  Chestnut 

CALIFORNIA  MILITARY  ACADEMY,  cor  Telegraph  and 
Prospect  aves 

CRAWFORD  ENGLISH  AND  MANUAL  TRAINING, 
1020  Oak 

FIELD  SEMINARY,  Mrs  R  G  Knox  proprietor,  Mrs  W  B 
Hyde  principal,  1825  Telegraph  ave 

HAVEN  INSTITUTE,  906  Broadway 

Hopkins  Academy,  bet  Telegraph  and  Broadway,  Haw- 
thorne and  Plymouth  aves 

Horton— MISS  HORTON'S  SCHOOL,  Miss  Sarah  W  Hor- 
ton  principal,  NE  cor  Filbert  and  Twelfth 

OAKLAND  ACADEMY,   Wright  &  Herrod,  1265  Franklin 

Oaks — The  Oaks,  Miss  L  Tracy  principal,  NW  cor  Alice 
and  Tenth 

Pacific  Theological  Seminary,  Academy  Hill,  opp  Thirty- 
Fourth 

Saint  Joseph  Institute,  Mother  Frances  Xavier  principal, 
cor  Seward  and  Campbell 

St  Anthony's  School  for  Boys,  cor  E  Sixteenth  and  Six- 
teenth ave 

St  Anthony's  School  for  Girls,  cor  E  Fifteenth  and  Fifteenth 
ave 

St  Mary's  College,  Broadway  nr  Cemetery  ave 

St  Mary's  College    or  Boys,  cor  Seventh  and  Jefferson 

Tracy  L  Miss,  principal  The  Oaks,  cor  Alice  and  Tenth 

Wright  &    Herod,    1265  Franklin 


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tfj  Z  LAND  TITLE  CO,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Broadway 
2  <  LECKIE  R  S,  458  Ninth 

MoKeand  (J  W,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Broadway 

MIXGL,  924  Broadway 

SMITH  Dr  KAY.  459  Ninth 

STOCKER  &  HOLLAND.  804  Broadway 


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HUTCHISON  JAMES,  471-479  Fourteenth 


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Domestic— Till;  LIGHT  RUNNNING  DOMESTIC,  F 
Kings  agent,  L062  Broadway 

SINGER  MANUFACTURING  CO,  C  A  CHANDLER  agent, 
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Wheeler  &  Willson,  Mrs  M  E  Gordon  agent,  11";;  Washing- 
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WHITE  SEWING  MACHINE  CO,  Homer  Wright  mana- 
p,  1 1 68  Broadway 

Wilcox  A:  Gibbs,  Miss  A  Archer  agent,  1  L69  Washington 


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KINGS  F.  L062  Broadway 

SHINGLES. 

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Bigelow  ('AM;      i  186  San  Pablo  ave  ^ 

Camp  Max,  1 1*  Seventh  § 

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BRACKTLE  A,  960  Washington 

Cloudman  Charles  H,  1357  Peralta 

Cornor  Chas  W,  367  Twelfth 

Cronkrite  John  W,  1711  San  Pablo  ave 

Danielson  Daniel  E,  Lorin 

Durr  John  J,  1508  Broad wav 

Eichel  Frederick  F,  Emervrille 

Elkan  Ab,  374  Twelfth 

Fagan  Joseph,  1756  Seventh 

Farrell  Juhn,  421  Seventh 

Feenev  Joseph,  455  Fourth 

Haupstuck  Robert,  603  E  Twelfth 

Henninger  Fred.  1309  San  Pablo  ave 

Kathriner  Nicholas,  Goo  Broadway 

Kearney  Martin,  1706£  Seventh 

Konecke  Henrv,  1775  San  Pablo  ave 

Lehman  H  G,  1944  Filbert 

Lenios  Frank  I,  1667  San  Pablo  ave 

Lucas  Emanuel,  559  E  Twelfth 

Magee  John,  479  Eighth 

Marble  W  D,  462  Thirteenth 

Munz  John  J,  cor  Ellen  and  Yerba  Buena  ave 

Nedderman  Bernard,  429  E  Twelfth 

O'Connell  James,  468^  Eighth 

O'Keefe  Daniel,  621  E  Twelfth 

Olsen  0  I,  1601  Myrtle 

Opdyk  Peter,  1114  Center 

Scheuch  Frank,  854  Webster 

Steimann  Alois,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and  O'Neill 

Turner  &  Poirier,  11604  Seventh 

Tyllesen  Neils  K,  SOS  Broadway 

Westlake  P  W,  410  Ninth 


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Bolser  G  W,  37S  Tenth 

Gorner  Christ,  359  Seventh 

Hodgkins  Edwin  A,  1752i  San  Pablo  ave 

KUSS  P  N,  409  Thirteenth 

Mitchel  V  P,  1062  Franklin 

Nolan  James  E.  464  Twelfth 

Oakes  Wm,  367  Franklin 

SMOKERS'    ARTICLES, 

FIBUSH  BROTHERS,  1103  Broadway 


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SOAP    MANUFACTURERS. 

Bohrer  John  V,  Stock  Yards 

Corder  James  G,  Dalton  ave  nr  Greed 

Lahz  Louis,  1068  Third  ave 

SODA    WORKS. 

Lehnhardl  E,  471    Fourteenth 

Taylor  John  &  Co.  NE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Webster 

STAIR    BUILDERS. 

BENNETT,  KNOWLTON  &  CO,  463  Third 
Blair  George  M,  511  Second 
Lawrence  Humphrey,  L322  Telegraph  ave 
Noisal   Paul  L.  cor  First  and  Broadway 

Thexton  John  &  Co.  756  Franklin 



STAMPING  AND  EMBROIDERY, 

Christoffer  Marie  Miss,  L220  San  Pablo  ave 

McHENRY  M  S  MRS,  105.",  Washington 
Mee  Sisters,  L242  San  Pablo  ave 
O'Connell  Mary  .J,  L160  Tenth 

STATIONERY. 

job  Rollo  s.  620  E  Twelfth 
Coburn  Judson  <  J,  Emeryville 

K  LEANDER,  1  1  venth 

BARDY  W  l>.  961  Broadway 
.Jordan  vV  Arnold,  1117  Broadway 
Kliegel  Joseph,  252  B 
Read  A  -1  Mrs,  1251  Ninth  ave 
W  II  FLAN  T1DMAS  F.  612  E  Twelfth 

STEAMSHIP  AGENTS. 

WARNER  l    l.  D72  Broadway 

SEAMAN  GEO  B,  agent  for  all  European  steamship  lines, 
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STENOGRAPHERS. 

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STEEL  SHUTTERS. 

THOMSON  A,  409  Fourteenth 

STORAGE  FURNITURE, 

TAYLOR  CHAS  L,  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Eighth 

STOVES-OIL. 

Read  Geo  R,  1012  Washington 
Spencer  E  W,  378  Thirteenth 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

Allen  F  E,  1357  Telegraph  ave 
DALZIEL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadway 
DE  LA  MONTANYA  M,  465  Eleventh    , 
HYDE  CLARENCE,  1002  Washington 
JEFFRESS,  MITCHELL  &  CO,  1151  Broadway 
KIRK  OWEN  C,  303  E  Twelfth 
Ryan  Ralph,  460  Thirteenth 

TAILORS. 

BABB  CHAS,  972  Broadway 

Buchman  H,  467  Sixth 

Cohn  Abraham,  259  B 

Fatsch  August,  1307  San  Pablo  aye 

Greaves  Wm,  762  Seventh 

Grimaud  Virgile,  317  E  Twelfth 

Hahn  Henry  E,  957  Franklin 

Johnson  Robert,  475  Sixth 

Killian  Frank,  1706  Telegraph  ave 

Larsen  N,  :J7S  Twelfth 

Levy  Wolf,  468|  Eighth 

Lawin  Israel,  1349  Telegraph  ave 

Mikkelsen  &  Anderson,  1010  Franklin 

Morse  &  Rush,  474  Tenth 

Noble  John  K,  616  E  Twelfth 

O'Leary  John,  1518  Seventh 

Schnoor  Louis,  1617  San  Pablo  ave 

Sloanaker  I  N,  1301  Telegraph  ave  and  911  Third 

Stein  Adolphus,  461  Twelfth 

Walker  Wm,  1523  San  Pablo  ave 

Waxel  O  E,  1602  Seventh 

Weldon  J  D,  337  E  Twelfth 


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TAILORS-MERCHANT. 


BAAB  CHARLES,  972  Broadway 

Brokamp  Benjamin,  480  Eighth 

BROWN  &  McKINNON,  1018  Broadway 

Delclaux  B  J,  472  Eighth 

Green  hood  &  Moran  3  1019  Broadway 

Gordon  Bros,  cor  Broadway  and  Fourteenth 

Hanson  ()  P,  954  Broadway 

HARRIS  JOSEPH.  915  Broadway 

Healey  Maurice  J,  1069  Broadway 

Johnson  Charles,  960  Washington 

JONES  &  DAUL,  L230  San  Pablo  ave,  opp  City  Hall 

KELLER  M.I.  1007-1009  Broadway 

LANCASTER  JOE,  970  Washington 

LETTER  J.  L001  Broadway  (established  L861) 

Lipke  E  M,  966  Washington 

Littooy  &  Sons,  41  -J— 111  Seventh 

MANNING  &  SON,  461  Seventh 

O'CONNOR   P  J,  L010  Broadway 

[leader  Peter.  965  Washington 

Schwartz  S,  479  Ninth 

SOWERS  F,   17s  Tenth 

TANNERIES, 

Christ  G  F  &  Sun-,  propr  Brooklyn  Tannery,  cor  E  Twelfth 

and  Twenty-second  ave 
CORDER  TIlo.MAS  YV.  Stock  Yards 
Derby  John  S,    Oak    Grove  Tannery,  cor    K    Twelfth    and 

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Stuart  Brothers,  E  Twelfth  bel    Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 

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TEA,    COFFEE    AND   SPICES. 

Dunbar  Joshua,  l 008  Ninth  ave 
Petar  A  1  >resco,  1 072  Broadway 
Schley  Charles  11.  768  E  Twelfth 
WALLACE  JAM]  !9  and  84]  Broadway 


TEA  IMPORTERS. 

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Lorenzen  Lorei  d   Brush 

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Kellogg  School  of  Dress  Cutting  and  Making,  Miss    Nettie 
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TEACHERS— ELOCUTION. 

Weed  Jessie  Miss,  586  Twenty-fifth 
Van  De  Mark  Wm  N,  1353  Kirkham 


TEACHERS    LANGUAGES 

Emerson  Blanche  Mrs,  Blake  House 
Ferrier  Mina  Mme,  523  Seventeenth 
Grandjean  Wm,  504  Thirteenth 
Vallejo  Guadalupe  Miss,  1453  Broadway 


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Atkinson  A  A  Mrs,  519  Sixteenth 

Atkinson  L  F,  519  Sixteenth 

Avery  A  E  Miss,  953  Thirty-fifth 

Baker  Mary  Miss,  162  E  Ninth 

Baron  Philip,  1352  Harrison 

Benjamin  C  J  Mrs,  1067  Sixteenth 

Bennett  Herbert  W,  1212  Webster 

Bentley  Mary  W  Mrs,  258  Eighth 

BergerElla  Miss,  1454  Tenth 

Blak  Edith  R  Mrs,  567  Fifth 

Brown  E  P  Miss,  962  Clay 

Bruenn  H  H,  563  Tenth 

Burdick  May  E  Miss,  w  s  Telegraph  ave  nr  Forty-eighth 

Challier  M  Mrs,  2204  Market 

Chamberlain  Bell  N  Mrs,  219  E  Sixteenth 

Clark  Benjamin  Mrs,  610  Fourteenth 

Clark  E  W  Miss,  829  Union 

Clark  M  Miss,  1019  Webster 

Cranz  Ferdinand,  1615  Eighth 

Cyrus  R  A  Miss,  cor  Forty-fifth  and  Adeline 

Davison  Maggie  Miss,  1262  Eighth 

Devers  Nellie,  1026  Willow 

Des  Ro<  hers  M  R  Miss,  1265  Clav 

Dimmick  M  F  Mrs,  1029  Market 

Dodge  E  C  Mrs,  460  E  Twelfth 

Draper  Hattie  E  Mrs,  1151  Harrison 

EichlerF,  2119  Andover 

Fisher  Evelyn  N  Mrs,  821  Thirty-third 

Fowler  Geo  H  C,  629  E  Fourteenth 


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g     Gilbert  P  A,  1209  Broadway 
5     Gunther  F  A.  1770  San  Pablo  ave 
§    Hall  Robert,  2235  Elm 
£     Hinton  M  A  Mrs,  1514  San  Pablo  ave 
£    Hunt  Henry  0,  Glen  Echo,  Piedmont  ave 
g     James  Edward  R,  823  Thirty-third 
£     -James  E  R  Mrs,  823  Thirty-third 
5     Kellogg  Etta  Mrs.  1350  Franklin 
?N     Maclean  Clara  A  Miss.  1322  Telegraph  ave 
r     Mansfeldt  Hugo  L,  1163  Alice 
*     McLellan  Edith  M  Miss,  Brayton  Block 
§     Mihvain  Ruth  M,  1315  Franklin 
\      PA<  J  E  ( i  EO  F,  1835  Telegraph  ave 
<      Parker  Orrin  YV.  677  Twenty-fourth 
Pfister  Nettie  L  Miss,  1210  Peralta 
River  Josephine  Miss,  710  Jackson 
Smalley  Orpha  Miss,  969  Jackson 
Souter  Katie  Miss,  815 Washington 
rhomas  Mary  E  Miss,  217  Twelfth 
>  Trincano  E  Mme,  424  Twelfth 
Wnjohan  Mary  A  Miss,  1121  Peralta 
Von  Adelung  Edward,  153  E  Tenth 
Von  Hirsch  S  J,  L308  Telegraph  ave 
W'akman  Frankie  Miss,  L064  Tenth  ave 
Weeks  Mmnie  Miss,  L322  Fifth  ave 
Wheaton  C  A  Miss,  L060  Poplar 
Wheeler  Violet  T  Miss,  829  Union 
Wyckoff  M  E  Mrs,  L512  Ninth 


TEACHER    TYPE    WRITING. 

HILL    ELLA  Miss.  \hh\  Broadway 

TELEGRAPH    COMPANIES. 

ific  Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co,  950  Broadway 
Western    Union   Telegraph  Co,   John    E   Morris  mgr,    122 
Twelfth 


TERRA    COTTA    WARE. 

CALIFORNIA  POTTERY  AND  TERRA  COTTA  CO, 
l  L72  and  117  1  Broadway 

Oakland  Art,  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta  Works,  L355  Broad- 
way 


PARKE  &  LACY  CO. 


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Dietz  Opera  House,  cor  Webster  and  Twelfth 


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£  2|  Christman  George,  1313  Broadway  and  131Q  Telegraph  ave 


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DALZIEL  &  MOLLER,  1152  Broadway 

McDonald  J  A  C,  1373  Broadway 
Z  J  ]  DE  LA  MONTANYA  M,  465  Eleventh 
§  C  !  Falls  John  H,  1269  San  Pablo  ave 
H  p   HYDE  CLARENCE,  1002  Washington 
g  P  JEFFRESS,  MITCHELL  &  CO,  1151  Broadway 

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TRIPE    WORKS. 

Bayle,  La  Coste  &  Co,  Stock  Yards  and  S  F 


TRUNK    FACTORIES. 

Colin  B,  1016  Broadway 

OAKLAND  TRUNK  FACTORY,  403  Twelfth 

TRUSS    MANUFACTURERS. 

Jones  N  Dr,  1115  Broadway,  rooms  7  and  8 


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CRANDALL  NEW  MODEL,  906  Broadway 

UMBRELLAS. 

Bailey  F  J  Mrs,  1517  Seventh 
Courtney  Win  P,  1315  San  Pablo  ave 

UNDERTAKERS. 

Armstrong  &  Hopkins,  866  Broadway 
BLOOMFIELD  C  E,  1232  San  Pablo  ave 


K  BROWN  ALBERT, 


466-468  Thirteenth 


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EVERS  BENRY,  865  Washington 

Mi  AVOY  &  MCCARTHY,  873  Washington 


*"  UPHOLSTERERS. 

(D  ^  Baker  John,  L712  Taylor 

LU  ^  Gilmore  Geo  C,  653  Washington 

OQ  j  GROSS  &  REICHERT,  461  Fourth 

U  ^  Mueller  John  C,  1217  Broadway 

X  <  Oldfield  J  E,  1683  Seventh 

Rading  F,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Fourteenth 
Seris  John  M,  SE  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Erie 
Swan  well  Edward  G,  1772  Taylor 


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SALINGER  BROS,  1063-1069  Broadway 


VALISES. 

OAKLAND  TRUNK  FACTORY,  403  Twelfth 

VARIETIES. 

Amus  Frank,  1363  Telegraph  ave 
Barnes  L  J  Mrs,  1492  SaD  Pablo  ave 
Carter  Alfred  T.  L313  Telegraph  ave 
!vvn  Fmnia  G  Mrs.  L680  Eighth 
FISK  LEANDER,  LI!  vrenth 

Ford  S  M  Mrs,  'i:~  E  Twelfth 
Bayea  .1  Mrs,  822  Willow 
Hayes  M  C,  769  Market 
Hill  Jam.-.  L690  Eighth 
Ilor-tman  C  Mrs,  1  122  San  Pablo  ave 

JONES1  BAZAAR,  L161  Washington 
Luna  Catharine  A  Mrs,  L016  Willow 
Marshall  Mary  Miss,  L684  Eighth 
Nolan  C  A  K  Misses,  L463  Ban  Pablo  ave 
Robinson  Chaa  A  Mrs,  ( tolden  <  late 
Bteen  8,  L004  Washington 
Bwanberg  A  Landsberg,  225  B 


VETERINARY  SURGEONS. 

Carpenter  Thomas,   !  16  Eighth  <2  CO 

II. .man  C  H,  cor  Tenth  and  Market  g  H 

Jackson  Henry  El,  i  760  Ban  Pablo  ave 
Parent  P  P,  513  I    nventh 


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WAFFLE  BAKERY. 

MEROU  HENRY,  458  Thirteenth. 

WAGON    MAKERS. 

Bolser  Geo  A,  1920  San  Pablo  ave 
Frazer  Hugh,  1008  Franklin 
PIEROTTE  JOE,  461  Third 
Tripp  Tompkins,  1221  Telegraph  ave 


WALL  PAPER. 

Armstrong  &  Merchant,  1066  Broadway 

E  G  BUSWELL  &  CO,  710,  712,  714,    716    Broadway   cor 

Fourth  opp  Hall  of  Records 
FAWCETT  BROS,  966  Broadway 
FAR-WELL  &  RUSSELL,  1012  Broadway 
McGOVERN  &  CAHILL,  1060  Broadway 
WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO,  412-414  Twelfth 
WOOD  AL  &  BRO,  463  Tenth 


WATCHMAKERS     AND     JEWELERS. 

Beakley  Henry,  s  s  Columbus  ave  bet  Maple  and  Telegraph 

ave 
Castellanos  Salvador,  1263  San  Pablo  ave 
Clark  John,  867  Broadway 
Edwards  R  W,  963  Broadway 
Faessler  Wm,  468i  Seventh 
Frey  John,  1768  Seventh 
Greenbaum  W  B,  860  Washington 
Houriet  Wm  T,  1224  San  Pablo  ave 
Hunt  F  W,  405  Eighth 
Hyman  Joseph,  1473  San  Pablo  ave 
Lathrop  S,  1059  Broadway 
Luth  Fred  H  B  &  Co,  622  E  Twelfth 
Muller  Ernst,  1608  San  Pablo  ave 
Ormsby  E  A,  1458  Seventh 
Samuels  Samuel,  1011  Broadway 
Steffanoni  A,  1073  Broadway 
Stephens  Wm  J,  cor  Eighth  and  Broadway 
WILSON  WM,  952  Broadway 
Young  John  F,  954  Broadway 


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Robes  and  Blankets,  1U58  B'dw*l,  Oafeu 


NEW    MODEL 


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906  Broadway,  Oakland. 


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WATER  COMPANY. 

Contra  Costa  Watt  r  Co,  458  Eighth 


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WELL  BOBEBS. 


fc  ~    Aldrich  Luther  A,  668  Sycamore 
•    N    BowmaD  A  J,  826  Jefferson 
S    °*    Clark  James,  cor  Forty-third  and  Grove 


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Kingston  Richard.  1010  Fifth 
Lindeman  Henry,  2458  Grote 

jers  Phillip,  541  Fortieth 
Yetzer  Ferdinand.  617  Ninth 


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BEEBE  ROBERT  J,  1056  Proadw&y 

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Rom  meek  J,  467  Eighth 


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Pj  Cruz  &  Kennedy,  1465  Eighth 
•5.  Curtis  James  M,  1220  Seventh 

f  DAVIE  J  L,  970  Washington 

Emerv  T  C,  1694  Seventh 
§  Fisher  J,  1401  Broadwav 
p   FISHER  &  TAYLOR,  455  Ninth 
K'  Flint  &  Zimmerman,  413  Eleventh 
Flvnn  Patrick.  45  I  S   venth 

FRENCH  EARLE  B.  1715  and  1717  San  Pablo  ave 
5    Fuchs  Philip,  1171  Center 

Getchell  Ransome  N,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Grove 
~  HAGER  LEWIS  N.  2S14  Telegraph  ave 
Hampton  J  &  Co,  1600  Telegraph  ave 
HILLYARD  MINOR,  1300  San  Pablo  ave 
Hussev  J  C,  cor  Sixth  and  Franklin 
Johnson  &  Tornbloom,  1724  Seventh 
Kane  Dennis,  cor  Fifth  and  Jefferson 
Keith  V  A.  610  E  Twelfth 
KEITH  \VM  THOS,  1155  E  Fourteenth 
KENNEDY,  CRUZ  &  CO,  1214  Market 
J   |  KING  C  A  MRS,  1656-1658  San  Pablo  ave 
^     Knox  Charles  W,  1772  Telegraph  ave 

■b    |  Lennox  E  H,  567  E  Fourteenth 
■J     Ludemann  J,  462  Thirteenth 
i?     Lyle  Bros,  cor  Eighth  and  Market 
^     Mathias  Charles,  516  Third 
^     McCarron  Bros,  184.7  San  Pablo  ave 

Munk  &  Nelson.  2235  Peralta 
ij     Nash  Hamlin,  1318  San  Pablo  ave 

£     OAKLAND  WOOD,  COAL,  HAY  AND  GRAIN  CO,   1302 
r*  Broadway 

F*     O'BRIEN  WM,  1556  Seventh 

■*—  I  OSGOOD  &  SON,  n  w  cor  Telegraph  ave  and  Thirty-fourth 
Q2     Owen  Fred,  865  Pine   * 

i  PRICE  &  GUTTERSON.  cor  Eighth  and  Wood 
Rathjen  Herman,  1066  Thirteenth 
'  Reed  Charles  E  H.  528  E  Twelfth 
RENTON  COAL  CO,  413  Tenth 
Rohan  John,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Washington 
:  Smith  &  Jorgensen,  697  E  Eleventh 
Swift  Theodore,  cor  Hannah  and  A 


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THOMSON  A,  409  Fourteenth 


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BUSWELL'S  paints,  oils  &  glass, 

uuk/uuiJiJ  M)      yI2>  yI4  an£j  ^j6  Broadway,  cor.  4th  St. 


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WOOD  TURNERS. 

BENNETT,  KNOWLTON  &  CO,  463  Third 


WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE. 

MEESE  WALTER,  907-909  Washington 


Representative     Business     Houses 

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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS. 

BAKER  &  HAMILTON,  cor  Davis  and  Pine 
HAWLEY  BROS    HARDWARE  CO,  301  Market 
Huntington,  Hopkins  Co,  17-24  Fremont 


ANNUNCIATORS. 

CALORNIA  ELECTICAL  WORKS,  35  Market 

ART  GOODS. 

SIIUEVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

ART  POTTERY. 

3HREVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

ART  ROOMS 

NATHAN,  DOHRMANN  &  CO,  L24  to  132  Suitor 
8HREVE  GE<  l  C  A  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

ARTIFICIAL  FLOWERS. 

GOEHRING,  A  913  Mission 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE  SIDEWALKS, 

JACKSON  P  11  A  Co,  228-230  First 


BANKS. 

BAN  K  ( )F  CALIFi  >RNIA,cor  California  and  Bansome 

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McCOVERN  &  CAHILL, 


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SHADES, 


1060  BROADWAY 


SAN  FRANCISCO  DEPARTMENT. 


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GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY,  526  Califor- 
nia 

NEVADA  BANK  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO,  cor  Montgomery 
and  Pine 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UNION,  532  California. 

BATHS. 

NEW  HAMMAM,  A  W  LORYEA,  superintendent,  218  Post 
ZEILE  CHARLES  D,   Russian,  Turkish   and  Steam,  522- 
528-Pacific 


BATTERIES 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

BELL-HANGERS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURING. 

PHILLIPS  THOMAS  K  &  CO,  505  Clay  cor  Sansome 

BOLTING  CLOTH. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 


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PHILLIPS  THOMAS  K  &  CO,  505  Clay  cor  Sansome 

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DEWING-THE  J  DEWING  CO,  813  Market 


BRASS  FOUNDERS. 

TAYGEO  H  &  CO,  614-618  Battery 

BRONZES. 

SHREVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

BRUSH  MANUFACTURING. 

VAN  LAAK  W,    Eureka  Brush    Factory,   Seventeenth  bet 
Howard  and  Shotwell 

G,H  KRIECHBAUM, Delist,  854^  BROADWAY 

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906  Broadway,  Oakland. 


1156  SAN  FRANCISCO  DEPARTMENT. 


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Flue  Brushes,  Jewelers'  Lathe  Brushes. 

BURGLAR  ALARMS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  35  Market 
KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

CABOOSES. 

TAY  GEO  H  &  CO,  614-618  Battery 

CANDIES. 

MORSE  A  F  MRS,  405  Jones 

DELICIOUS 

FRENCH     CANDIES. 

Best       in       title       City. 

MRS.  A.  F.  MORSE, 

No.  405   Jones  Street,  San  Francisco. 


WEDDING   AND    PARTY  SUPPLIES    A    SPECIALTY, 

CARPETS 

DUFFY  JAMES  &  CO,  811  Markel 

PIONEER   CARPET    HOUSE,    Frank  G    Edwards,     L28 

( teary,  Starr  K  ing  Building 
BLOANE W  A  .1  &  CO,  641-647  Market 

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CARPETS-WOOD, 

REYNOLDS  &  ADAMS,  547  Brannau 


CAR  WHEELS  (Chilled.) 

STEIGER  &  KERR,  137  First 

CENTER     PIECES    (Plaster.) 

KELLETT  &  McMURRAY,470  Twelfth,  Oakland,  28  Ellis, 

SF 


CIGARS. 

DALLDORF  &  OFFERMANN,  NE  cor  Mission  and   Beale 
LEBENBAUM  BROS,  215  Sutter 


COFFEE  ROASTING. 

MUTUAL  MANUFACTURING  CO,  36-38  Jessie 


CLOCKS. 

SHREVE  £EO  C  &  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 


CLOAK  AND  SUIT  HOUSE. 

FRATINGER  &  CO'  105  Kearney 

COLLEGES. 

HEALD'S  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  E  P  Heald,  president; 
C.  S.  Haley  secretary,  24  Post 

PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  T  A  Robinson  M  A, 
President,  320  Post 

MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT  UNIVERSITY  OF  CALI- 
FORNIA, Stockton  below  Chestnut 


CONTRACTORS-MILL. 

WENTWORTH  0,  33  Beale 

CORNICES-PLASTER. 

KELLETT  &   McMURRAY,  470  Twelfth,  Oakland  and  28 
Ellis,  S  F 

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NATHAN,  DOHKMANN  &  CO,  124-132  Sutter 


CURLED    HAIR. 

HERZOG  J  &  CO,  866  Mission 


CURLED    WOOL    MATTRESSES, 

PACIFIC  SPRING  &  MATTRESS  CO,  762  Mission 

CUTLERY, 

WILL  &  FINCK,  818  Market 

DETECTIVE    AGENCY. 

MAHONEY  J  H,  331  Montgomery 

DIAMONDS. 

SHREVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutler 

DRESSMAKING. 

MORSE  A  V  MRS,  405  Jones 


DRUGGISTS-BOTANICAL. 

SHAPIKo  L,  L205  Market 


DRY    GOODS. 

CITY  OF   PARIS,  cor  Gearj  and  Grant  ave 

CURTIN  C,  911-913  Market 

O'BRIEN  .1   I  a  CO,  cor  Jonea  and  Market 

ONNOR,  MOFFATT  A  CO,  111-121  Post 
Raphael,  Weill  &  Co,  White  House,  L01-103  Kearny 
Verdier  G  <fe  <  ry  and  Grant  a>  e 

ELECTRICAL    ENGINEERS. 

ELECTRICAL  SI  PPL?  CO,  328  Bush 

CALIFORNIA    ELECTRICAL    WORKS,   dealers   in    and 

manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliance 

every  descripl ion .  35  Market 
KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 


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White   Cedar,  Oak,  Ash,  Spanish  Cedar,  and  Black 
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CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 


ELECTRIC    BATTERIES, 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  Co,  720  Montgomery 

i  ELECTRIC    BELLS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

ELECTRIC    LAMPS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufactureis  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

ELECTRIC    LIGHT    FIXTURES. 

DAY  THOMAS  &  CO,  222  Sutter 

ELECTRIC    LIGHT    SUPPLIES. 

CALIFORNIA    ELECTRICAL   WORKS,    dealers    in    and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 
KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 
REGAN  VAPOR  ENGINE  CO.  221-223  First 


ELECTRIC    PEN    AND     PRESS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  Co,  720  Montgomery 

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CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  35  Market 


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ELEVATOR    BELLS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  35  Market 
KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

EMBROIDERIES. 

NEWMAN  &  LEVINSON,  129-131  Kearny 


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REGAN  VAPOR  ENGINE  CO,  221-223  First 

ENGINES    AND    BOILERS. 

PARKE  &  LACY  CO,  21-23  Fremont 


ENGRAVERS-WOOD. 

COON  M  F,  410  Sansome 

HULL  W  C,  designer  and  engraver,  527  Sacramento 

EXPRESS    COMPANY. 

ALAMEDA  &  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Drucker's,  15  Market 


EXPRESS  AND  DELIVERY  WAGONS. 

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£g  FANCY    CHINA. 

SHREVE  GEO  C  A  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 


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CURTIN  C  911-913  Market 

NEWMAN  &  LEVINSON,  L29-131  Kearny 

i '  CONNOR,  MOFFATT  &  CO,  111  to  121  Posl 

FLAVORING  EXTRACTS. 

MUTUAL  MANUFACTURING    CO,  36-38  Jessie 

FLOUR  MILL  CONTRACTORS. 

O'BRIEN  M.  21  Sti  venson 


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IRRIGATING  MACHINERY, 

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Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co. Interior  decorating, 


412-4.14.  Twelfth  Street. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  DEPARTMENT.  1161 

FLOURING  MILL  MACHINERY- 
ROLL  AND  GRINDING. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 

FLOUR  MILLS. 

GOLDEN  GATE,  Horace  Davis  &  Co  props,  41  First 


FLOORING  (HARD  WOOD). 

REYNOLD8  &  ADAMS,  547  Branuan 


FOLDING  BED-(PARLOR). 

CLARK'S  FOLDING  BED   and    Secretary   combined,  762 

Mission 


FOUNDRIES. 

OCCIDENTAL,  STEIGER  &  KERR,  137  First 


FRETWORK-(ARTISTIC). 

REYNOLDS  &  ADAMS,  547  Brannan 


FURNACES-HEATING. 

TAY  GEO  H  &  CO,  614-618  Battery 


FURNITURE. 

CALIFORNIA   FURNITURE    MANUFACTURING    CO, 

117  Geary 
CHADBOURNE  F  S  &  CO,  741-745  Market 
PACIFIC  SPRING  AND  MATTRESS  CO,  762  Mission 
CHAS  M  PLUM  &  CO    UPHOLSTERY   COMPANY,  1301 

to  1307  Market 
SCHROCK  W  A,  21  New  Montgomery 
SLOANE  W  &  J  &  CO,  641-647  Market 


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GAS  FIXTURES. 

DAY,  THOMAS  &  CO,  222  Sutter 

GAS  LIGHTING-ELECTRIC. 


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Harness,  Saddles,  Bridles,  Whips,  Lap 
Robes  and  Blankets,  1058  B'dw'y,  Oak. 


DflRCRT    I     RF  F R V    H8*11688'  Saddles,  Bridles,  Whips,  Lap 


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TAY  GEO  H  &  CO,  614-618  Batterv 


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CALIFORNIA   FLECTRICAL    WORKS,    dealers    in    and  | 
manufacturers  of   electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
everv  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M   &   CO,  720  Montgomery 


GROCERIES. 

LIBENBAUM  BROS,  215  Sutter 


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BAKER  A  HAMILTON,  cor  Davis  &  Pine  ■-* 

DUNHAM,  CARRIGAN  &  HAYDEN   CO,    L29-131    Beale  ^J 

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HAWLEY  BROS  HARDWARE  CO,  301  Marl  g 

HOLBROOK,  MERRILL  &    STETSON,    cor    Market    and         S3" 

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HUNTINGTON-HOPKINS  CO,  18-24  Fremont  O  £ 

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REYNOLDS  A  ADAMS,  547  Brannan  |3  gi 

^WIIITE       BROTHERS,  IT   3 

Importers  and  Dealers  in  ^J    ^~, 

Ship  Plank,  Oak  Timber,  Cabinet  Woods,  Veneers,  &c.  ^ 

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AMERICAN  EXCHANGE,  Montgomery  Bros    proprietors,  *rj 

319-3  ne 

GRAND  HOT]  r  THORN  man  cor    Market   and 

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HACKS    ORDERED     BY    TELEPHONE 

AT    THT     QHAJID    CENTh'L    LIVERY    STABLE. 

Telephone  l  •  .<sicr,  terminus  Narrow  Gauge  K.  H. 


McGOYERN  &  CAHILL, 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  DEPARTMENT.  1163 

OCCIDENTAL    HOTEL,  Wm    B   Hooper   proprietor,  e    s 

Montgomery  bet  Sutter  and  Bush 
PALACE  HOTEL,  S  F  THORN    manager,  cor  Market  and 

New  Montgomery 

HOUSE  BROKERS, 

McALESTER  &  JONES,    house    and    insurance    brokers 
422  Montgomery 


INSULATED    WIRE. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 


INSULATORS. 

CALIFORNIA  ELECTRICAL  WORKS,  dealers  in  and 
manufacturers  of  electrical  supplies  and  appliances  of 
every  description,  35  Market 

KLEIN  JOHN  M  &  CO,  720  Montgomery 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES, 

ANGLO-NEVADA  ASSURANCE   CORPORATION,     315 

Montgomery,  Nevada  Block 

BANKERS  AND  MERCHANTS  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSO- 
CIATION, New  Chronicle  Building,  cor  Kearny,  Geary 
and  Market 

FIREMAN'S  FUND  INSURANCE  CO,  SW  cor  California 
and  Sansome 

GUARDIAN  ASSURANCE  CO  OF  LONDON,  205  San- 
some 

INTERIOR    DECORATION. 

DUFFY  JAMES  &  CO,  81 1  Market 


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STEIGER  &  KERR,  137  First 


IRON  AND  STEEL-WHOLESALE. 

DUNHAM,  CARRIGAN  &  HAYDEN  CO,  17  and  19  Beale 
and  18  to  24  Main 


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TAY  GEO  H  ft  CO,  614-618  Battery 


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SHREVE  GEO  C  &  CO,  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 


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PACIFIC    SAW   MANUFACTURING  CO,  17-19  Fremont 


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Lamp  and  Reflector  Factory 

Patent  Locomotive,  Mining,  Car,  Railroad,  Ship,  Coach,  and 
Street 

Lamps  and  Lanterns  of  all   Kinds. 

Metal  Spinning  and   Stamping. 
IE.      BOESCH      c*3      CO. 

583  &  585  Mission  St  red.  San  Francisco. 


LAUNCH  BUILDER. 

RKGAN  VAPOR  ENGINE  CO,  221-22:;  First 


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MERCANTILE  LIBRARY,  216  Bush 

LITHOGRAPHERS. 

THE  BANCROFT  CO,  721  Markd 
WINTERBURN  JOS  &  CO,  117  day 

MACHINERY  AND  SUPPLIES. 

PARKE  a-  LACY  CO,  23  and  23  Fremonl 

MACHINISTS. 

<)■  BRIEN  M.  2]    Stevenson 


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MATTRESSES-SPRING   AND    HAIR. 

PACIFIC  SPRING  AND  MATTRESS  CO,  762  Mission 


MERCHANT   TAILORS. 

NICOLL  THE  TAILOR,  816  Market 

METAL  SPINNER. 

BUDDE  JOSEPH,  43  Fremont 

MILL  FURNISHER. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 

MILLINERY. 

MORSE  A  T  MRS,  405  Jones 


MILLING  ENGINEER. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 


MILL  PICKS. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 

MILL  STONES. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 


MILLWRIGHTS. 

O'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 
WENTWORTH  H,  33  Beale 

NEWSPAPERS. 

BULLETIN,  San  Francisco  Bulletin   Co,  Montgomery  cor^ 

Merchant 
EXAMINER  THE,  cor  Grant  ave  and  Market 
STAR   THE    WEEKLY,  James  H    Barry   publisher,  429 

Montgomery 

ORNAMENTAL  DECORATIONS. 

(Plaster). 
KELLETT  &  McMURRAY,  470  Twelfth,  Oakland,  and  28 
Ellis,  S  F 

PAINT  MANUFACTURING. 

CALIFORNIA  PAINT  CO,  22  Jessie 


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PAINTS  AND  OILS. 

YATES  &  CO,  101  Front  cor  Pine 


PAPER, 

BONESTELL  &  CO,  401-403  Sansome 


PAPERHANGING. 

EDWARDS  FRANK  G,  Starr  King  Building,  123  Geary 


PARQUETRY  FLOORS, 

REYNOLDS  &  ADAMS,  547  Brannan 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

SEWELL  D,  1025  Market 
TABER  I  W,  8  Montgomery 

PIANOS. 

Dewing— THE  J  DEWING  CO,  813  Market 

PLASTER  DECORATIONS. 

KELLETT  &  McMURRAY,  479  Twelfth,  Oakland,  and  28 
Ellis,  S  F 

KELLETT  Sc  McMURRAY, 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

PLASTER     DECORATIONS 

WHITENING   AND    TINTING. 
No.   28  Ellis  Street,  San  Francisco. 

PLATED  WARE. 

WILL  &  FINCK,  818  Market 

PLMUBERS'   SUPPLIES. 

HOLBROOK,    MERRILL   &    STETSON,  cor  Market  and 
Beale 

TAY  GEO  II  4  ,,().  61  k-618  Battery 

PORTABLE  MILLS. 

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BARRY  JAMES    H,  429  Montgomery 
WINTERBURN  JOS  &  CO,  417  Clay 


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BARRY  JAMES  H,  "  WEEKLY  STAR,"  429  Montgomery 
BULLETIN— S    F    BULLETIN     CO,     Montgomery    and 

Merchant 
THE  EXAMINER,  Grant  ave  cor  Market 

PULLETS-WOOD-SPLIT. 

SIMONDS  SAW  CO,  509-513  Mission 


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PUMP  SUPPLIES. 

REGAN   VAPOR  ENGINE  CO,  221-223  First 

QUARTZ   MILLS. 

HUNTINGTON  F  A,  213-219  First 


REAL  ESTATE. 

Less  M,  777  Market 

MADISON  &  BURKE,  401-403  Montgomery 
McALESTER  &  JONES,  422  Montgomery 
VINING  A  R,  City  and   Couuty    real  estate,    607    Market, 
Grand  Hotel  Building 


RUBBER  CLOTHING. 

BOWERS  W  F  &  CO,  409  Market 

RUBBER  MANUFACTURING. 

BOWERS  W  F  &  CO,  409  Market 

SAFES  AND  LOCKS. 

PERIAM  C  J  &  CO,  40-42  Main 

SAW    MANUFACTURING. 

PACIFIC    SAW   MANUFACTURING  CO,  17-19  Fremont 
SIMONDS    SAW  CO,  509-513  Mission 

EfflRERT    B     DCCDV    Harness.  Saddles.  Bridles.  \V.iips,  Lap 
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HUNTINGTON  F  A,  213-219  First 

SCREENS-BATTERY. 

QUICK  JOHN  W,  221-223  First 

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Perforated  ■  Sheet  Metal  for  Mills. 

Mining  Screens  a  Specialty. 

San  Francisco  Pioneer  Screen  Works, 

221  &  223    FIRST    STREET. 

John  \V.  Quick, Proprietor. 


SEARCHER  OF  RECORDS. 

ROULEAU  F  A,  328  Montgomery   Safe   Deposit    Building 

SHINGLE  MACHINES. 

HUNTINGTON  F  A,  213-219  First 


SPICE  GRINDING, 

MUTUAL   MANUFACTURING  CO,  36-38  Jessie 


SPOOL    COTTON. 

KITTLE  &  CO,  AGENTS  Clark's  Spool  Thread,' cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front 

SPORTING   GOODS. 

WILL  &  FINCK,818  Market 

STATIONERS, 

BANCROFT— THE  BANCROFT  CO,  73)  Market 
DEWING— THE  J  DEWING  CO,  813  Market 

STATUARY. 

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INDOW     SHADES. 

UFFY  JAME  811  Mm: 

DWARDS  FRANK  G,  1$8  Geary,  Stara    Kin-    Buildin< 
CHARLES    M  PLUM  &  CO    UPHOLSTERY  C<  >MPANY 
1301-1807  Market 


WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 

DALLDORF  &  OFFERMAXN,  NE    cor  Mission  and  Beale 
GtfANETTONI  M,  29  Sixth 


WIRE  CLOTH, 

3'BRIEN  M,  21  Stevenson 


WIRE  SCREENS. 

PIONEER   SCREEN    WORKS,   John    W   Quick.  221-22 
First 


WOOD  CARPETS. 

REYNOLDS  &  ADAMS,  547  Bran  nan 

WOOLEN  AND  COTTON  YARNS. 

NEWMAN  &  LEVINSON,  129-131  Kearny 


WOOD  AND    IRON  WORKING 
I  MACHINERY. 

PARKE  &  LACY  CO,  21-23  Fremont 


MILLING    M.  O'BRIEN  ENGINEER 
SAN  FRANCISCO 

MILL  FURNISHING  DEPOT, 


Manufacturer  of  New  Process  Roller  Flour  Mill.     Beltini 
*}nd  wire  cloth  made  up  to  fit  any  reel  or  sieve. 

Roll  Grinding  and  Corrugating  a  Specialty. 

Agent  for — 

>ufour  &  Co's  Dutch  Anchor  Bolting  Cloth.  The  Pacific 
Non-Cutting  Corrugated  Roller  Mills.  Russell  Manu- 
facturing Co's  solid  Cotton  Belting.  Best  Belting  and 
Cleaning  Machinery.  All  Leading  Eastern  Mill  Ma- 
chinery. 

Plans  and  Estimates  Furnished  to  Parties    Wi 
to  Build  or  Remodel  Mills. 


No.  21   Stevenson  Street  Near  First. 


San  Francisco,  Cal. 


(1171) 


Oakland  Gas  Light  and  Heat  Company. 

Office  904  Broadway. 
GAS,  COOKING  AND  HEATING   STOVES. 


Clearest  Fire,  Cheapest  Fuel — Economy. 


Are  and  Incandescent  Electric  Lights  Rented. 


S  WISS    CONFE  CTIONER  > 

WILLIAM    J.    P.    LA  AGE. 


EST  ICE  CREAM  Manufactured   on   the   Coast. 


Made  and  Delivered  to  nil  parts  of  the  City. 


ast. 


rticular  Attention  given  to  Orik 

Me  Terms. 


riUPHONE      t  6  5. 


416  Twelfth  Street,  Oakland. 


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M.  GIANETTONI, 

Im]X)rter,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


FOREIGN    AND    DOMESTIC 


WINES  and  LIQUORS 

No.  29  SIXTH  STREET, 

st  Co;  V\.\     I   RANCISl 

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—MANAGER  OF 


HARMONIE     HAL 

West     Side     Pa?u, 

Bet.  Santa  Clara  and  Central  Aves.,  ALAMEDA. 

Suppers,  Dinners  and  Refreshments  Furnished,  on  Short 

Notice,  in  First-Class  Style, 

For  Weddings,    Balls,  Entertainment®,   Erte. 

Elegant  China,  Glass,  Plateware  and  Cutlery,  loaned  at  reasonable  rates. 


WEST    END     MARKET, 


1<>V>     Webster    St.,    Alameda, 

P.  L.  GOCHNAUER.   Proprietor. 


resh  and  Salt  Meats  constantly  on  hand.     Satisfaction  Guaranteed.     Orders  exile  1  ior.    1 1  I  L 
delivered  free  of  charge  to  any  part  of  Alameda. 


Mw*  Zmlm'm  Sranitariumu 

rlAMMAM,  RUSSIAN, 

Steam,  Electric, 

Sulphur,  Mercurial 

OR  ANY  OTHER  MEDICATED  BATH. 

h»«  largest  and  finest  Turkish  Bathing  House    in    the    World:  always    fres^ 
air,  grand  showers  best  of  attendance. 

The  only    real    Turkish    and    Russian   Bath   for    Ladies;   all  on  the  ground  floor,  25 

splendid  furnished  rooms  up  stairs  for  private  Patients,  by  Day 

or  Night,  or  Week,  always  ready. 

522  TO  528  PACIFIC  STREET. 

Jet.  Montgomery  and  Kearny,    TELEPHONE  No.  loOJ.  SAN    FRANCISCO 


Entrance  through  Charles  D.  Zelie  s  Drug  Store.     Open  from  7  A.  M.  to  8  P.  M. 

Price  of  Single  Bath  $1;  6  Tickets,  $5,  Second-class  50c.  a  Ticket. 


^texit    "Water    Closets, 

lop,  Waste  and  Surface  Hoppers, 

43    Fremont    Street,    bet.    Market    and    Mission. 


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